Fix negative number returned by rulerefs provider issue #894
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Since character position is a `uint`, this would fail when returned to the Go handler. Also: - Remove some prints we did to debug performance - Some cleanups to align rulerefs with other providers Fixes #887 Signed-off-by: Anders Eknert <[email protected]>
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| position := location.to_position(input.regal.context.location) | ||
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| line := input.regal.file.lines[position.line] | ||
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| last_word := regal.last(regex.split(`\s+`, trim_space(line))) | ||
| word := location.ref_at(line, input.regal.context.location.col) |
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As an added bonus — and quite a nice one too! — we'll now also get completions for refs even when the ref is not the last thing being typed on the line.
| "range": { | ||
| "start": { | ||
| "line": position.line, | ||
| "character": position.character - count(last_word), |
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Here's where the result could previously be a negative number.
| @@ -98,11 +100,11 @@ another_local_rule := imp`]) | |||
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| "context": {"location": { | |||
| "row": 10, | |||
| "col": 21, | |||
| "col": 26, | |||
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Not sure how this worked before 😅 I've used | to mark col 21 and 26 respectively below, and col 21 is in the middle of := 🤔
another_local_rule :|= imp|
Either way, after the change to use location.ref_at that function found no word at the given location, and would thus determine the "word" to be "" — which typically means the completion was manually invoked and that all possible completions should be returned.
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| completion := data.regal.lsp.completion.providers[provider].items[_] | ||
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| item := object.union(completion, {"_regal": {"provider": provider}}) |
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Only the rulerefs provider used to return this before, but knowing which provider is responsible for a suggestion is really helpful for debugging, so I moved this to the main router to get it for all providers.
Since character position is a
uint, this would fail when returned to the Go handler.Also:
Fixes #887