Re: [Geany-devel] [Patch] - Improve PHP parser (call tips)
2010/3/7 Enrico Tröger enrico.troe...@uvena.de:
On Fri, 5 Mar 2010 12:21:25 -0800 (PST), Can wrote:
Hi,
The following patch adds call tips for functions in PHP code.
The regex pattern for function parameters is not optimal, but should
work for most cases. When you have a problem, send the relevant
function definition so that I can improve the patch.
Awesome (though I still think it'd be better in thelong term to write
a C-based, real parser insteaf of fiddling with regexps).
...
For the meantime, committed.
I just found a 'bug' in the code:
function my_func($var1, $var2 = array(), $var3 = NULL) { ... } only
shows my_func($var1, $var2 = array()
So it stops at the first ) it finds instead of the real closing ).
-H-
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Re: [Geany-devel] Function Definition
So this brings me to my questions, is there an easy way to determine if the current position in the editor is part of a function or not? If so is there an easy way to get the function definition? If not could someone maybe point me to some tutorials about parsing text in c. If you turn on your statusbar, will see the scope this show the function that you are now in. It is still buggy with php syntax but it is good point to start according me. Your idea is good, i like it, this will provide easy way to documenting the code, go ahead! Оригинално писмо От: jordan Относно: [Geany-devel] Function Definition До: geany-devel@uvena.de Изпратено на: Сряда, 2010, Април 14 15:25:15 EEST I'm trying to write a plug-in that among other things adds a function header.Unfortunately this is also my first C program so it has been more of a learning experience then anything, but I'm finally at the point where it sort of works. So far it has been a trial and error sort of thing using devhelp and various web sites, but now I am at the point where I need some guidance that is Geany specific. Currently my plug-in reads the current line and breaks it down, however it's my understanding that some C programmers may break a function definition over several lines, in which case my plug-in would not work properly. I would also like to make it so the function definition for whatever the current function is would be used. So this brings me to my questions, is there an easy way to determine if the current position in the editor is part of a function or not? If so is there an easy way to get the function definition? If not could someone maybe point me to some tutorials about parsing text in c. Also I was wondering if it's possible to use Valgrind to profile a plug-in? Also currently the header that is generated by my plug-in c style multi line hard coded, and I was wondering if at some time more of the methods in templates.c would be opened up to the API? -Jordan ___ Geany-devel mailing list Geany-devel@uvena.de http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany-devel ___ Geany-devel mailing list Geany-devel@uvena.de http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany-devel
Re: [Geany-devel] Function Definition
Hi Jordan, jordan a écrit : I'm trying to write a plug-in that among other things adds a function header.Unfortunately this is also my first C program so it has been more of a learning experience then anything, but I'm finally at the point where it sort of works. What does your plugin, apart adding a function header? I'm curious. And hum, I'm working on something similar to this part: a generic documentation generator [1]. Currently my plug-in reads the current line and breaks it down, however it's my understanding that some C programmers may break a function definition over several lines, in which case my plug-in would not work properly. Yes. Many programmers (I'm of these) breaks function definition in multiple line, actually I do something like this: return_type function_name (type arg1, type arg2, ...) …and of course it is a little harder to naively parse (not so much in facts, but doesn't allow what you do). I would also like to make it so the function definition for whatever the current function is would be used. So this brings me to my questions, is there an easy way to determine if the current position in the editor is part of a function or not? If so is there an easy way to get the function definition? If not could someone maybe point me to some tutorials about parsing text in c. As Enzo said, there is the scope to determine if a particular line is part of a function or not, but its is not supported by every tag generator used by Geany. What I personally chose was to walk the tag list and find the tag closest to the current line. Tweaking this way a bit gives quite good results. And for the function definition, see the tag list, there is everything you probably want (or almost). One missing thing is the argument list – I personally chose to fix this with a regular expression, but there might be better solutions; for example if hard-coded things are acceptable, a custom argument parser is a somewhat easy task. Also currently the header that is generated by my plug-in c style multi line hard coded, and I was wondering if at some time more of the methods in templates.c would be opened up to the API? I don't know exactly your goals, but Geany's templates are not complete. if I'm right: they are very simple, which is good, but doesn't support things like loops and so (as far as I know, tell me if I'm wrong). Since I didn't find any template parser in C, I written my own [2] for the needs of the plugin I write. It is heavily more complex, but OTOH more powerful… choice is not easy, is it? :D If you're interested, feel free to use it. Regards, Colomban [1] no it's not dead, you'll see soon (for those who understand ^^) [2] http://ctpl.tuxfamily.org/ ; but if you're interested, wait for the upcoming 0.2 release that will be somewhat different in its API. It's almost ready and can be found in the git master. ___ Geany-devel mailing list Geany-devel@uvena.de http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany-devel
