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methodswith
Idle feature idea (sparked by these tweets on "the power of the dot: what I envy about OOP").
I want to mimic the obj.<tab> behaviour of OOP editors (like vscode-python or IPython), as it is extremely useful for exploring APIs and writing code:
obj.<tab>
For Julia, by example:
using FilePaths dir = p"~/subdir" dir|
, and then pressing some shortcut key would show:
absolute chown cp exists ⋮
i.e. we call
methodswith(typeof(dir), supertypes=true)
, and suitably present the results, and make them iteratively filterable. The methodswith call should probably be cached, as it's often rather slow.
Same idea could be done in IJulia.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Just learned something quite similar is coming to the language itself: JuliaLang/julia#38791 So closing for now.
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Also see julia-vscode/LanguageServer.jl#979 and the linked discourse
julia-vscode/LanguageServer.jl#980
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Idle feature idea (sparked by these tweets on "the power of the dot: what I envy about OOP").
I want to mimic the
obj.<tab>
behaviour of OOP editors (like vscode-python or IPython), as it is extremely useful for exploring APIs and writing code:For Julia, by example:
, and then pressing some shortcut key would show:
i.e. we call
, and suitably present the results, and make them iteratively filterable.
The
methodswith
call should probably be cached, as it's often rather slow.Same idea could be done in IJulia.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: