Add a new module that parses PostConfigurator COMMANDBLOCK values (CONF_* set ...)
to extract the first word of braced list elements as procedure names with precise
line/column spans.
- server/src/tools/stored_procs.py: implement stored_command_names(command)
which returns (name, line, column) for static/braced list elements.
- Integrate into navigation (build_file_symbol_index) to index these names as
non-definitions so Go To Definition / Find References can resolve them.
- Integrate into semantic highlighting to mark known stored procedures as
functions when appropriate.
- Add tests (server/tests/python_tests/test_stored_procs.py) covering parsing,
goto-definition, references, and highlighting behavior.
- Update CHANGELOG to note the new capability.
Notes/constraints:
- Only static/braced COMMANDBLOCK values (BracedWord) are considered.
- Names must match the command-name pattern and are taken from the first word
of each list element.
Treat braced lappend arguments that match custom or standard procedure names as
function tokens for semantic highlighting. This applies the same visual
highlighting as calls but does not treat the literal as executable Tcl. Previously
such braced stored-proc names were not highlighted.
Add PSC (.psc) indexing and share TclOO class metadata across files so class
definitions discovered via PSC layers can be used for completions, signature
help, inlay hints, and "go to definition". Key behavior changes:
- Client file watcher now includes *.psc and .vscode launch paths/tests updated
to use the postprocessor test folder; .gitignore updated to ignore that folder.
- Server watches .psc changes and refreshes a PSC script index; new
tools/tcloo_navigation.py exposes tcloo_definition used by the language server
to resolve cross-file class/constructor/method definitions.
- Language server uses class_snapshot(document.path) when producing TclOO
completions, signature help, and inlay hints so resolved class metadata is
available across files.
Also includes related docs/changelog updates, minor code formatting cleanups,
and added tests for PSC/TclOO behavior.
Add conservative, document-local TclOO type inference and tooling so the server
can offer method completions, signature help, and inlay parameter hints for
statically resolvable TclOO receivers (including `new`/`create`, `my`, and
simple return-chains). Also surface class names as completion items and emit
semantic tokens for class declarations/references.
Notable changes:
- New tcloo_* tools: completion, symbols, and argument parsing; integrated into
on_completion, signature_help, inlay hint generation and semantic token
highlighting. Completions are returned early when an OO receiver context is
detected.
- Use a completion-friendly parser fallback when the main AST fails (TclSyntaxError)
so editing-in-progress code still yields useful completions.
- Add CompletionItemKind.Class to command kinds, exclude class items from the
poco completion name cache, and include new unit tests for the TclOO helpers.
This adds tooling to statically extract Tcl variable names from syntax
trees without evaluating substitutions, enabling better completions
for array elements and plain variables. The new helpers are wired
into the completion and navigation flows and are supported by tests
covering array keys and substitutions.
- Introduce variable_names.py with variable_name() and array_key_parts()
- Wire static name extraction into completion and symbol indexing
- Add tests for array key completion with substitutions
This change adds cached and incremental analysis for the LSP
server to improve responsiveness. The client now debounces
diagnostic updates to avoid excessive recomputation. The
server introduces per-document line caches and various
caches for completions, inlay hints, and metadata to
support faster, incremental updates.
- Debounce diagnostics on text changes to reduce noise.
- Add caches for completions, inlay hints, and metadata.
- Introduce incremental analysis with per-document line caches.
- Move TCL folding range computation from client to language server, avoiding duplicate regions.
- Serialize language server restarts to prevent multiple server instances running concurrently.
- Pin server-side Python dependencies to specific minor versions for improved stability and predictability.
- Make debug server connection non-fatal, allowing the language server to start even if the debugger isn't attached.
- Optimize semantic token generation by caching Tclint plugin commands.
Christoph
Christoph Brandau