Structure Query #3
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Neat! Do you have examples of what you're using this for? I'm curious if you think this is a pattern that can be generalized across other languages. |
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I use this to back some features in Chime. And it is indeed general-purpose, though I have not tried that many languages yet, so I could end up running into one that cannot be described this way. So far, though, it's been great! |
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This adds a "structure.scm" query definition file. This can be used to find related syntactic elements and to drive a parse-tree-based indentation system.
gomod's grammar is pretty simple, so this one isn't to tricky. But, if you're interested in seeing something more complex, the version for Go was just merged.