CompilerWithConfig

A representation of a simple named code action that replaces a tree node with other text.

Parse a source, returning a parse result.

Make an AST by running the parser on the given source, returning messages instead if the parse fails.

Clear any previously reported semantic messages. By default, do nothing.

Clear any previously reported semantic messages. By default, clear the servers's source and sourcetree products.

Compile input from a file. The character encoding of the file is given by the encoding argument (default: UTF-8).

Compile the files one by one.

Compile the given source by using makeast to turn its contents into an abstract syntax tree and then by process which conducts arbitrary processing on the AST. If makeast produces messages, report them.

Compile input from a string.

Create and initialise the configuration for a particular run of the compiler. Default: call createConfig and then initialise the resulting configuration. Returns either the created configuration or an error message describing why the configuration couldn't be created.

Create the configuration for a particular run of the compiler. Override this if you have a custom configuration for your compiler.

Command-line driver for this compiler. First, use the argument list to create a configuration for this execution. Then, use the configuration to run the file compilation in the appropriate way.

Format an abstract syntax tree for printing. Default: return an empty document.

Return applicable code actions for the given position (if any). Each action is in terms of an old tree node and a new node that replaces it. Default is to return no actions.

Return the corresponding definition node for the given position (if any). Default is to never return anything.

Return a formatted version of the whole of the given source. By default, return None meaning there is no formatter.

Return markdown hover markup for the given position (if any). Default is to never return anything.

Return the corresponding reference nodes (uses) of the symbol at the given position (if any). If includeDecl is true, also include the declaration of the symbol. Default is to never return anything.

Return the symbols frmo a compilation unit. Default is to return no symbols.

The entry point for this compiler.

The name of the language that this compiler processes. The best choice is the extension used for files containing this language.

Function to process the input that was parsed. source is the input text processed by the compiler. ast is the abstract syntax tree produced by the parser from that text. config provides access to all aspects of the configuration.

Output the messages in order of position to the configuration's output.

Run the compiler given a configuration.

The messaging facilitiy used by this compiler.

The position store used by this compiler.

The sources previously used by the semantic analysis phase of this compiler, indexed by source name.