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* remove 'buildable: False' in cabal * remove constraint on ghc-exactprint * wip * revert HaddockComments.hs * generate haddock comments for constructors * fix tests * restore constraints * make it compatible with ghc 9.0 * add more tests * add comments & fix dp calculation for inline case * add kokobd to codeowners of haddock-comments plugin * fix a comment * rephrase some comments to make them clearer Co-authored-by: mergify[bot] <37929162+mergify[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-} | ||
{-# LANGUAGE DuplicateRecordFields #-} | ||
{-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-} | ||
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} | ||
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module Ide.Plugin.HaddockComments.Data | ||
( genForDataDecl | ||
) where | ||
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import Control.Monad (unless, when) | ||
import Control.Monad.Trans.Class (lift) | ||
import Data.Data (Data) | ||
import Data.Foldable (for_) | ||
import Data.List (isPrefixOf) | ||
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map | ||
import Data.Maybe (fromMaybe, isJust) | ||
import Development.IDE (realSpan) | ||
import Development.IDE.GHC.Compat | ||
import Development.IDE.GHC.ExactPrint | ||
import Ide.Plugin.HaddockComments.Prelude | ||
import Language.Haskell.GHC.ExactPrint | ||
import Language.Haskell.GHC.ExactPrint.Types hiding (GhcPs) | ||
import Language.Haskell.GHC.ExactPrint.Utils (mkComment) | ||
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genForDataDecl :: GenComments | ||
genForDataDecl = | ||
GenComments { | ||
title = "Generate haddock comments", | ||
updateAnns = updateDataAnns | ||
} | ||
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updateDataAnns :: LHsDecl GhcPs -> TransformT Maybe () | ||
updateDataAnns decl@(L declLoc (TyClD _ DataDecl {tcdDataDefn = HsDataDefn { dd_cons = cons }})) = do | ||
-- skip if all constructors and fields already have a haddock comment | ||
getAnnsT >>= (\anns -> unless (missingSomeHaddock anns cons) (lift Nothing)) | ||
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-- visit each constructor and field | ||
addHaddockCommentsToList True declLoc (G AnnVbar) cons | ||
for_ cons $ \case | ||
L conLoc ConDeclH98 { con_args = RecCon (L _ fields) } -> addHaddockCommentsToList False conLoc (G AnnComma) fields | ||
_ -> pure () | ||
modifyAnnsT $ Map.adjust (\ann -> ann {annPriorComments = []}) (mkAnnKey decl) | ||
updateDataAnns _ = lift Nothing | ||
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-- | Add haddock comments to a list of nodes | ||
addHaddockCommentsToList | ||
:: (Data a, Monad m) | ||
=> Bool -- ^ If true, for each node, use previous node in the list as the anchor. Otherwise, use the outer node | ||
-> SrcSpan -- ^ The outer node | ||
-> KeywordId -- ^ The seperator between adjacent nodes | ||
-> [Located a] -- ^ The list of nodes. Haddock comments will be added to each of them | ||
-> TransformT m () | ||
addHaddockCommentsToList usePrevNodeAsAnchor outerLoc seperator nodes = | ||
-- If you want to understand this function, please first read this page carefully: | ||
-- https://hackage.haskell.org/package/ghc-exactprint-0.6.4/docs/Language-Haskell-GHC-ExactPrint-Delta.html | ||
-- The important part is that for DP(r,c), if r is zero, c is the offset start from the end of the previous node. | ||
-- However, if r is greater than zero, c is the offset start from the 'anchor'. | ||
-- Generally speaking, the 'anchor' is the node that "enclose" the current node. But it's not always the case. | ||
-- Sometimes 'anchor' is just the previous node. It depends on the the syntactic structure. | ||
-- For constructors, the anchor is the previous node (if there is any). | ||
-- For record fields, the anchor is always the constructor they belong to. | ||
for_ (zip nodes (Nothing: fmap Just nodes)) $ \(node, prevNode) -> do | ||
addHaddockCommentToCurrentNode <- fmap (not . fromMaybe True . flip hasHaddock node) getAnnsT | ||
-- We don't add new haddock comments to nodes with existing ones. | ||
when addHaddockCommentToCurrentNode $ do | ||
-- 'sameLineAsPrev' is a flag to determine the inline case, for example: | ||
-- data T = A { a :: Int, b :: String } | B { b :: Double } | ||
-- Note that it's a 'Maybe (Located a)', containing the previous node if the current node | ||
-- and the previous node are on the same line. | ||
-- | ||
-- For the multiline case (which is the most common), we keep the original indentation of each constructor | ||
-- and field. | ||
-- | ||
-- For the inline case, we use the first construcotr/field as the base, and align all following items | ||
-- to them. | ||
let sameLineAsPrev = prevNode >>= ( | ||
\prevNode' -> if notSeperatedByLineEnding prevNode' node | ||
then pure prevNode' | ||
else Nothing | ||
) | ||
-- For the inline case, we need to move the seperator to the next line. | ||
-- For constructors, it's vertical bar; for fields, it's comma. | ||
-- The seperator is passed in as function argument. | ||
when (isJust sameLineAsPrev) $ modifyAnnsT $ \anns -> | ||
let newSepCol :: Annotation -> Int | ||
newSepCol ann = | ||
if usePrevNodeAsAnchor then 0 else deltaColumn (annEntryDelta ann) | ||
updateSepAnn :: Annotation -> Annotation | ||
updateSepAnn ann = ann {annsDP = | ||
Map.toList . Map.adjust (const $ DP (1, newSepCol ann)) seperator . Map.fromList $ annsDP ann} | ||
in flip (maybe anns) prevNode $ \prevNode' -> Map.adjust updateSepAnn (mkAnnKey prevNode') anns | ||
-- Calculate the real column of the anchor | ||
let anchorCol = maybe 0 srcSpanStartCol . realSpan . maybe outerLoc getLoc $ | ||
if usePrevNodeAsAnchor then prevNode else Nothing | ||
-- 'dpCol' is what we will use for the current node's entry delta's column | ||
dpCol <- flip fmap getAnnsT $ \anns -> | ||
case sameLineAsPrev of | ||
Just prevNode' -> | ||
-- If the previous node is the anchor, using 0 as column will make current code align with | ||
-- the previous one. | ||
-- Otherwise, use the column of entry delta of the previous node. | ||
-- The map lookup should not fail. '2' is used as a fallback value to make sure the syntax | ||
-- is correct after the changes. | ||
if usePrevNodeAsAnchor then 0 else maybe 2 (deltaColumn . annEntryDelta) | ||
$ anns Map.!? mkAnnKey prevNode' | ||
-- We subtract the real column to get dp column. | ||
Nothing -> (maybe 2 srcSpanStartCol . realSpan $ getLoc node) - anchorCol | ||
-- Modify the current node | ||
modifyAnnsT $ | ||
let updateCurrent :: Annotation -> Annotation | ||
updateCurrent ann = ann { | ||
-- If there exist non-haddock comments, we simply inherit the first one's delta pos, | ||
-- and move them two lines below, to seperate them from our newly added haddock comments | ||
-- Otherwise, inherit the node's entry delta pos. | ||
annPriorComments = case annPriorComments ann of | ||
(c, dp) : rem -> (emptyPriorHaddockComment, dp) : (c, DP (2,0)) : rem | ||
_ -> [(emptyPriorHaddockComment, annEntryDelta ann)], | ||
annEntryDelta = DP (1, dpCol) | ||
} | ||
in Map.adjust updateCurrent (mkAnnKey node) | ||
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-- | Determine if a list of constructor declarations is missing some haddock comments. | ||
missingSomeHaddock :: Anns -> [LConDecl GhcPs] -> Bool | ||
missingSomeHaddock anns = any $ \lcon@(L _ conDecl) -> case conDecl of | ||
ConDeclH98 { con_args = RecCon (L _ fields) } -> | ||
elem (Just False) $ hasHaddock anns lcon : fmap (hasHaddock anns) fields | ||
_ -> False -- GADT is not supported yet | ||
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-- | Returns 'True' if the end of the first node and the start of the second node are on the same line. | ||
notSeperatedByLineEnding :: Located a | ||
-> Located a | ||
-> Bool | ||
notSeperatedByLineEnding (L (RealSrcSpan x _) _) (L (RealSrcSpan y _) _) = | ||
srcLocLine (realSrcSpanEnd x) == srcLocLine (realSrcSpanStart y) | ||
notSeperatedByLineEnding _ _ = False | ||
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-- | Empty haddock, suitable for being added to 'annPriorComments' | ||
emptyPriorHaddockComment :: Comment | ||
emptyPriorHaddockComment = mkComment "-- |" | ||
#if MIN_VERSION_ghc(9,0,0) | ||
badRealSrcSpan | ||
#else | ||
noSrcSpan | ||
#endif | ||
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-- | Determines the given node has haddock comments attached to it. | ||
hasHaddock :: Data a => Anns -> Located a -> Maybe Bool | ||
hasHaddock anns node = fmap annHasHaddock (anns Map.!? key) | ||
where | ||
key = mkAnnKey node | ||
annHasHaddock ann = | ||
any (matchCommentPrefix priorCommentPrefix . fst) (annPriorComments ann) | ||
|| any (matchCommentPrefix followingCommentPrefix . fst) (annFollowingComments ann) | ||
|| any (keywordIdIsHaddockComment . fst) (annsDP ann) | ||
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-- | Checks if the given 'KeywordId' is a comment, and specifically, a haddock comment. | ||
keywordIdIsHaddockComment :: KeywordId -> Bool | ||
keywordIdIsHaddockComment (AnnComment comment) = any (`isPrefixOf` commentContents comment) (priorCommentPrefix ++ followingCommentPrefix) | ||
keywordIdIsHaddockComment _ = False | ||
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priorCommentPrefix :: [String] | ||
priorCommentPrefix = ["-- |", "{-|", "{- |"] | ||
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followingCommentPrefix :: [String] | ||
followingCommentPrefix = ["-- ^", "{-^", "{- ^"] | ||
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matchCommentPrefix :: [String] -> Comment -> Bool | ||
matchCommentPrefix prefix comment = any (`isPrefixOf` commentContents comment) prefix |
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{-# LANGUAGE DuplicateRecordFields #-} | ||
{-# LANGUAGE ExistentialQuantification #-} | ||
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module Ide.Plugin.HaddockComments.Prelude where | ||
import qualified Data.Text as T | ||
import Development.IDE.GHC.Compat | ||
import Development.IDE.GHC.ExactPrint | ||
import Language.Haskell.GHC.ExactPrint (AnnKey, Annotation) | ||
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-- | A more generic comments generator | ||
data GenComments = GenComments | ||
{ title :: T.Text, | ||
-- | Use 'Maybe' monad to exit early. 'Nothing' means a code action for haddock comments | ||
-- in the given context is not possible. | ||
updateAnns :: LHsDecl GhcPs -> TransformT Maybe () | ||
} | ||
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-- | Defines how to generate haddock comments by tweaking annotations of AST | ||
-- | ||
-- This is left here for compatibility reason, so that we don't break the existing code. | ||
data GenCommentsSimple = forall a. | ||
GenCommentsSimple | ||
{ title :: T.Text, | ||
fromDecl :: HsDecl GhcPs -> Maybe a, | ||
collectKeys :: a -> [AnnKey], | ||
isFresh :: Annotation -> Bool, | ||
updateAnn :: Annotation -> Annotation, | ||
updateDeclAnn :: Annotation -> Annotation | ||
} |
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