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Clang: Show function signature hint for constructors and functors
For "foo(|" [1] we requested a completion from libclang with the cursor position just before "foo" and then filtered the function declarations for functions matching the name "foo". This worked fine for ordinary functions, but obviously not for constructors and functors. Recent versions of libclang support proper function call completion with XCursor_OverloadCandidate, so make use of that. [1] '|' represents the cursor position Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-14882 Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-14884 Change-Id: I9d31b3960ccff6a8b9440dbcb7ff9f5ca9f61266 Reviewed-by: Tim Jenssen <tim.jenssen@qt.io>
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@@ -91,8 +91,7 @@ void ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::analyze()
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}
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}
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ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::FunctionInfo
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ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::analyzeFunctionCall(int endOfOperator) const
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bool ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::looksLikeAFunctionCall(int endOfOperator) const
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{
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int index = ActivationSequenceContextProcessor::skipPrecedingWhitespace(m_interface,
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endOfOperator);
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@@ -104,15 +103,15 @@ ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::analyzeFunctionCall(int endOfOperator) const
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index = ActivationSequenceContextProcessor::skipPrecedingWhitespace(m_interface, index);
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const int functionNameStart = ActivationSequenceContextProcessor::findStartOfName(m_interface,
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index);
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if (functionNameStart == -1)
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return false;
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QTextCursor textCursor2(m_interface->textDocument());
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textCursor2.setPosition(functionNameStart);
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textCursor2.setPosition(index, QTextCursor::KeepAnchor);
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QTextCursor functionNameSelector(m_interface->textDocument());
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functionNameSelector.setPosition(functionNameStart);
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functionNameSelector.setPosition(index, QTextCursor::KeepAnchor);
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const QString functionName = functionNameSelector.selectedText().trimmed();
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FunctionInfo info;
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info.functionNamePosition = functionNameStart;
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info.functionName = textCursor2.selectedText().trimmed();
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return info;
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return !functionName.isEmpty();
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}
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void ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::setActionAndClangPosition(CompletionAction action,
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@@ -158,16 +157,15 @@ void ClangCompletionContextAnalyzer::handleFunctionCall(int afterOperatorPositio
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// No function completion if cursor is not after '(' or ','
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m_positionForProposal = afterOperatorPosition;
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setActionAndClangPosition(PassThroughToLibClang, afterOperatorPosition);
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} else {
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const FunctionInfo functionInfo = analyzeFunctionCall(afterOperatorPosition);
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if (functionInfo.isValid()) {
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m_functionName = functionInfo.functionName;
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setActionAndClangPosition(PassThroughToLibClangAfterLeftParen,
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functionInfo.functionNamePosition);
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} else {
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m_positionForProposal = afterOperatorPosition;
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setActionAndClangPosition(PassThroughToLibClang, afterOperatorPosition);
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}
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} else if (looksLikeAFunctionCall(afterOperatorPosition)) {
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// Always pass the position right after '(' to libclang because
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// positions after the comma might be problematic if a preceding
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// argument is invalid code.
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setActionAndClangPosition(PassThroughToLibClangAfterLeftParen,
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m_positionForProposal);
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} else { // e.g. "(" without any function name in front
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m_positionForProposal = afterOperatorPosition;
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setActionAndClangPosition(PassThroughToLibClang, afterOperatorPosition);
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}
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}
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}
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