> On May 1, 2020, at 2:42 PM, Mattias Gaertner via fpc-pascal
> wrote:
>
> The Node.StartPos are referring to the Tool.Scanner.CleanedSrc, which is
> the code stripped of skipped $ifdef ranges and include files included.
That's what I was missing. Thanks again.
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eed to reference the cache myself?
Code := CodeToolBoss.LoadFile(Path,false,false);
if not CodeToolBoss.Explore(Code,Tool,false,false) then
exit;
WalkTree(Tool.Tree.Root);
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>
> On Fri, 1 May 2020 16:27:46 +0700
> Ryan Joseph via fpc-pascal wrote:
>
>> Ok, got things working now. Here's the basic pattern I'm using. I
>> call explore and then walk the root tree node to find what I need but
>> i've noticed the 2
;
if Dir < 0 then
L := I+1
else begin
R := I-1;
if Dir = 0 then
begin
Result := true;
if Duplicates <> dupAccept then
L := I;
end;
end;
end;
Index := L;
end;
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calling it. When does the actual node tree get
built then? I just want to load the file and step through the nodes like I
explained earlier.
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he cuckoo maps. However, as they are not hash maps,
their usage is extremely slow, even if the maps are sorted, so they are nearly
useless as maps. Their default setting of unsorted and (in case of TStringList)
case-insensitive matching are quite dangerous
with FPC
> and third party ones) and compare them.
and btw, why isn't there a TFPGHashList? I can't find one anyways.
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e tools questions to a new thread now and keep this one
for the language server.
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tem of the collection? There
could be 1+ items so it's important that I reuse the existing collections.
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ists are being
kept alive because they may need to be streamed also.
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r: Syntax error, "identifier" expected but "FILE" found
type
TSet = set of ( File, Array );
begin
end.
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here
type
// error: Incompatible types: got "Empty Set" expected "TItems"
TType = specialize GType<[]>;
begin
end.
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e those names freed up also if it was safe.
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ames(names: TNames);
you can call it as SayNames([A, B]); and this is valid because of the context.
Is that possible to implement in scoped enums? It's a nice time saver to not
have to deal with the prefix when the context is correct but you still get the
namespace protecti
> On May 5, 2020, at 1:03 AM, Sven Barth wrote:
>
> Yes, they should indeed.
>
https://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=37020
Found another one yesterday also but it's a crash
https://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=37014
I think it's a PPU problem.
Regard
ed as a
CompassPoint, you can set it to a different CompassPoint value using a shorter
dot syntax:
• directionToHead = .east
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used in the surrounding
area but I would like to have a final say on that.
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to call". This example might appear
> constructed, but imagine these to procedures coming from two different,
> unrelated units.
I wonder how Swift accomplished this then. Anyways, I thought it was a nice
feature in Swift but it's not important at all.
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As to be expected with new feature code tools now fails with constants in
generics. Should I make a bug report to fix this?
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em if
possible.
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er.
> You should check for that and filter out these results.
AFAIK they are not meant to be called by users so I'd like to filter them out.
how do we get function modifiers for TIdentifierListItem then?
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place I got confused by since I expected them to have lots of meta data along
with them.
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> On May 5, 2020, at 3:54 PM, Michael Van Canneyt
> wrote:
>
> On Tue, 5 May 2020, Ryan Joseph via fpc-pascal wrote:
>
>> As to be expected with new feature code tools now fails with constants in
>> generics. Should I make a bug report to fix this?
>
> Y
implement but I thought I would ask first.
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this information so I can get navigate to the include file AND relative
text offset into the include file text.
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lude file.
I'm collecting the symbols so that I can return them to the client and it can
navigate to a particular file at a line/column number. The file which I
navigate to must be the include file but I only have those location relative to
the unit, not the include.
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guess.
Computers just keep getting slower and slower sometimes it feels...
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n talking to the LSP people at ST and they tell me it's really common
for servers to be written in JavaScript because it's easily supported within
VSCode's architecture (which Electron I'm sure you know). They may have written
the thing in Jav
> On May 7, 2020, at 8:21 PM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
>>> I need this information so I can get navigate to the include file AND
>>> relative text offset into the include file text.
>>
>> There are plenty of functions for include files. Can you give an
>>
? That would be helpful because
otherwise I need to call CleanPosToCaret on every symbol regardless of where it
came from.
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> On May 10, 2020, at 1:20 AM, Mattias Gaertner via fpc-pascal
> wrote:
>
> CleanPosToCaret is using a binary search. Compared to the other
> operations like parsing, this is is hardly measurable.
Thanks, I got it working now.
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this?
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e -Fu and -d with it.
Are include paths and unit paths the same? I just see TDefineTemplate which
seems to do both.
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> On May 11, 2020, at 10:56 AM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> Ok, I'll move to this. What are the FPC options for then? I thought I could
> do things like -Fu and -d with it.
>
> Are include paths and unit paths the same? I just see TDefineTemplate which
> seems
than what I'm doing with the define templates
but maybe I'm confused (see my follow up I just sent).
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the program
and another direction to test units in other directories so I basically just
want:
pp /path/to/test.pas -Fu/path/to/other_units
Pretty simple but I don't seem to be going about it correctly.
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> On May 11, 2020, at 8:02 PM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> I wanted this to behave like the compiler normally does, that is you supply
> paths to the units with -Fu and includes with -Fi. What is the way to achieve
> that here?
>
> For example in my test project I ha
main code doesn't seem to get
updated. Do I need to notify the main code of changes or inject the include
code into the main code buffer?
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I get it cleaned up it will
be usable also.
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Invocation" = "TInvocation"
I wanted it for other reasons but we can consider the patch now to add class
operators to objects?
https://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=36350
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the record which means I
need to 1) not use TFPGList 2) change to a class and all the memory
implications that come with that. If we could also objects to allow class
operators then we can have a solution to this problem.
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type TCallback = procedure of object;
var
callback: TCallback;
obj: TObject;
begin
callback := obj.SomeMethod;
// get the class which callback is assigned to
if callback.GetClass = X
> On May 29, 2020, at 2:15 PM, Michael Van Canneyt
> wrote:
>
> I think what you're looking for is:
>
> if TMethod(CallBack).Data=XXX then
TMethod is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Michael.
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EndChildNode;
end else begin
if AtomIs('>=') then begin
// this is the rare case where >= are two separate atoms
dec(CurPos.EndPos);
LastAtoms.SetCurrent(CurPos);
end;
if not AtomIsChar('>') then
SaveRaiseCharExpectedButAtomFound(20170421
s/FPC/TestCodeTools');
InitCodeTools([
'-Fu'+ExpandFileName('./test/units'),
'-Fi'+ExpandFileName('./test/include')
]);
ProgramPath := ExpandFileName('./test/test.pas');
Path := ProgramPath;
writeln('main program: ', ProgramPath);
FindReferences(Path, ProgramPath, 11, 13);
end.
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CodeTools to ignore certain units or any other way to
reduce the number of results? One option would be return results in partial
batches (Language Server Protocol) supports this but again I'm not sure if
CodeTools supports this or not.
Regards,
so but then I get syntax errors in
CodeTools which prevents it from searching files. Ignoring those errors would
be another possible solution.
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> On Jul 2, 2020, at 8:05 AM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> The majority of the work takes place in GatherIdentifiers. This is because
> MacOSAll and CocoaAll units. They're just massive files so I'm not sure what
> we can do about them.
I think I was wrong about this bein
e your attention, any idea about that FindReferences bug I
reported some days? Still haven't figured it out yet.
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displayed according to
the LSP.
Given a TCodeTreeNode can I identity if the node came from an include file or
not so I can ignore it?
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;0 then
>// dangling node, e.g. syntax error
> else
>InIncludeFile:=Scanner.LinkP[LinkIndex]^.Code<>Scanner.MainCode;
> end else
> ; // artificial node, e.g. intrinsic
works well, thanks.
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process works (like the Pascal server, which is written in Pascal). I have very
little JavaScript knowledge which doesn't help either. :)
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nk they do.
{$mode objfpc}
{$interfaces corba}
program unit_name;
type
IFoo = interface ['IFoo']
end;
type
TMyClass = class (IFoo)
end;
procedure DoSomething(i: IFoo);
begin
end;
var
f: IFoo;
c: TMyClass;
begin
// case A
f := c;
// case B
DoSomething(c);
end.
R
it have
to do a lookup to find the VMT table, like calling Supports() does?
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ally curious about, when are runtime checks performed vs
compile time checks.
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Is there any YAML parser that exists for FPC? Couldn't seem to find one despite
YAML being a pretty popular format.
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Null value"},"id":1}
According to the protocol null values are allowed so is there a way I can
accept null values gracefully instead of failing with an error? In particular
rootPath is trying to be mapped to a string so it could be translated to just
'' and that w
d to modify the FPC
serialization code or use a nullable string type instead of AnsiString.
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ght now and setting that option still seems to give the same
error. I'll look into it more tomorrow when I have some time. There's seems to
be a DoRestoreProperty override which could be interesting but I'm not sure if
the error is trigger before her
27;m not getting anything deserialized now. Maybe something else is the
culprit but it's totally broken now for some reason. Can you test and confirm
this?
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how it works very well. Normally I
would just add paths to directories and I need but that's not an option with
lazbuilds package system.
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> On Aug 8, 2020, at 8:24 PM, Michael Van Canneyt
> wrote:
>
> make clean make install PREFIX=/some/dir/on/your/system
what is the PREFIX part?
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arning: Removed non empty directory "univint/units/x86_64-darwin/"
make: *** No rule to make target `make'. Stop.
packages$
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y Mac. Having a
person test on Windows would be nice help.
I should put the vsix file in a GitHub release but for now get the whole repo.
https://github.com/genericptr/pasls-vscode
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Does anyone have any idea how this happened? I installed 3.2.0 from an
installer so why is the PPU version wrong?
PPU Loading /usr/local/lib/fpc/3.2.0/units/x86_64-darwin/fcl-process/process.ppu
PPU Invalid Version 208
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gs: 159873
(SYSTEM) PPU Crc: 798FAFCC
(SYSTEM) PPU Crc: A0492A36 (intfc)
(SYSTEM) PPU Crc: BDAFAB66 (indc)
(SYSTEM) Number of definitions: 2625
(SYSTEM) Number of symbols: 8067
(SYSTEM) PPU Source: system.pp not available
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-darwin/fcl-process/process.ppu
(PROCESS) PPU Invalid Version 208
PPU Loading /usr/local/lib/fpc/3.2.0/units/x86_64-darwin/fcl-process/process.ppu
empty.pas(5,3) Fatal: Can't find unit process used by test
Fatal: Compilation aborted
Error: /usr/local/bin/ppcx64 returned an e
Are semaphores actually supported in the RTL? I don't see they're available on
macOS (compiling with trunk even).
https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/3.0.0/rtl/system/semaphoreinit.html
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> On Aug 13, 2020, at 12:42 PM, Sven Barth wrote:
>
> The way to go with semaphores would be to implement the Delphi compatible
> TSemaphore in the unit SyncObjs.
Link? I'm looking at
https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/fcl/syncobjs/index-4.html and I don't see
it.
on for the compiler team why doesn't the "is" operator work for types? We
should be able to do:
if T is integer then
;
and get something which is well optimized.
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the is operator.
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place some patterns in the file to reflect
the build version
Are those the kind of things fpcmake can do or do I need another build system
for this?
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se it all the time for
> building production versions of lazarus programs and prior to packaging the
> programs and resources in .deb and .rpm files.
>
> On 01/09/2020 13:37, Ryan Joseph via fpc-pascal wrote:
>
Apparently there is fpmake and fpcmake, which I didn't know.
imidating but I guess I
need to try since it appears to do what I want. You said I can call external
scripts which is pretty interesting also because I may have some edge cases
with macOS stuff.
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in that example the object added to the list won't leak memory but it will be
freed when the list itself is freed.
or
list:= TFPObjectlist.Create;
list.Add(TObject.Create);
list.Delete(0);
will also not leak memory.
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n array of pointers (objects allocated on the stack) or an array
of records (i.e. one continuous block of memory? I you want an array of
pointers try using classes as mentioned or if you want an array of records try
TFPGList and specialize for your record type.
> On Sep 21, 2020, at 2:16 PM, LacaK via fpc-pascal
> wrote:
>
> when I use in *uses* clause:
I never knew "in" even existed! This totally blows my mind. Was it something
added from Delphi that I never heard about?
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#x27;foo', TObject.Create);
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> On Oct 1, 2020, at 7:00 PM, Vojtěch Čihák via fpc-pascal
> wrote:
>
> I looked to code, it gives error only when map is Sorted=True.
>
Thanks. Sneaky that sorted had to be set to true. Not sure why that would be.
Regards,
deas of solutions or preferred approaches? Is it feasible to add an
"imports" clause to Pascal or are there other pitfalls?
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I have some dates formats like this which I would like to convert to TDateTime.
Are these supported in the RTL? I tried using the StrToDate functions but I got
errors.
program test;
uses
SysUtils;
begin
StrToDate('2001-12-14T21:59:43.10Z-05:00');
end.
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i) that handles timezones and whatnot.
I have no idea about dates and where to find these functions in the RTL. I just
saw the date at https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339.
What do those links say about it not being possible? ISO8601ToDate seems to
work if I change the decimal representation
ecimal precision for the
seconds. According to the spec I was following I didn't see any timezones, just
a local time with an offset from UTC. I don't understand why this is preferable
to timezones however. It's all very confusing if you ask me.
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s still not 100% complete but that's all I have time for right
now. If this is of interest for the RTL let me know and I'll make whatever
changes are required for it to be eligible/submitted.
https://github.com/genericptr/fpTOML
On the TOML format:
https://toml.io
Reg
gList but that's the
closest thing I found in the RTL.
function ReadFile(path: Ansistring): Ansistring;
var
list: TStringList;
begin
list := TStringList.Create;
list.LoadFromFile(ExpandFileName(path));
result := list.Text;
list.Free;
end;
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cient and
I've never used it before honestly).
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know
enough about text formats but using AnsiString always just seems to work for me
(I assume the compiler did something magic behind the scenes).
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an UTF-8 encoding for unicode otherwise it
assumes ASCII format? I didn't specify the encoding with TStringList and I
always seemed to get back what I wanted (maybe it sniffed the encoding from the
file?).
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some while ago when I asked.
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l text files in a directory.
// only 2 lines doesn't leak memory
for name in FindAllFiles('/usr/local/lib/fpc') do
writeln(GetFileAsString('/usr/local/lib/fpc/'+name));
end.
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projects so I'm looking forward to killing it. ;)
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s like Lazarus has FindAllFiles but it doesn't return
a dynamic array (the important part so it can be dropped into for..in loops).
Many scripting languages have a similar function (I can think of C#, PHP,
Python and Javascript off the top of my head).
Regar
;Directory "'+path+'"" doesn''t exist');
result.path := path+DirectorySeparator+'*';
result.count := 0;
end;
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ot;/sources" thus making it easier to include
the main unit but maybe that's not how the "uses in" syntax works.
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ser like this:
unit TOML;
interface
uses
TOMLParser in 'sources/TOMLParser.pas',
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> On Oct 7, 2020, at 11:15 AM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
>
> Some interesting stuff here, thanks. Almost there but for some reason
> Scanner.pas is not found even though it's in the same directory as
> TOMLParser.pas. The compiler did find TOMLParser despite /sources not
cord = record
X, Y: Integer = 0;
S: String = '';
end;
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g/File_Handling_In_Pascal which offers a
whole host of options. SaveStringToFile from the wiki link wraps TFileStream
but having a single low-level function would be best.
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at's best for the RTL though honestly.
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tic; // this syntax works.
class operator Initialize(var self: TMyRec); // init operator gets called
when the record is declared
end;
var
charlie: TmyRec = (a:2; b:3; e:3.1415);
begin
charlie := TmyRec(a:2; b:3; e:3.1415); // this would be a nice addition to
avoid constructors
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