Draft method motions #230
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You can see how the motions would work by placing a breakpoing somewhere in the async by looking at the debug log. Method numeration starts at 1. |
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Will look into this later. |
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Could be solved a bit cleaner with nullish coalescing, assuming you're using TS 3.7+.
args.n = args.n ?? 1;
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This one is a bit trickier. I've figured out a way of obtaining information on which methods are where right from the vscode (so the upside is it works for any language which end user has support for).
The problem is it involves an async call and I don't understand the rest of the code well enough to know where to put it. Once a file is loaded, the list is returned really quickly but is still a Thenable :/
It may be reasonable to put a callback when for example the first character of ]m is recognised.
Please have a look and tell if this code is of any use.