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Add OCaml support with ocamlformat #154
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" Copyright 2020 Google Inc. All rights reserved. | ||
" | ||
" Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); | ||
" you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. | ||
" You may obtain a copy of the License at | ||
" | ||
" http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | ||
" | ||
" Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | ||
" distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | ||
" WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | ||
" See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | ||
" limitations under the License. | ||
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let s:plugin = maktaba#plugin#Get('codefmt') | ||
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"" | ||
" @private | ||
" Formatter: ocamlformat | ||
function! codefmt#ocamlformat#GetFormatter() abort | ||
let l:formatter = { | ||
\ 'name': 'ocamlformat', | ||
\ 'setup_instructions': 'Install ocamlformat' . | ||
\ '(https://github.com/ocaml-ppx/ocamlformat)'} | ||
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function l:formatter.IsAvailable() abort | ||
return executable(s:plugin.Flag('ocamlformat_executable')) | ||
endfunction | ||
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function l:formatter.AppliesToBuffer() abort | ||
return &filetype is# 'ocaml' | ||
endfunction | ||
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"" | ||
" Reformat the current buffer with ocamlformat or the binary named in | ||
" @flag(ocamlformat_executable), only targeting the range between {startline} and | ||
" {endline}. | ||
function l:formatter.FormatRange(startline, endline) abort | ||
let l:cmd = [ s:plugin.Flag('ocamlformat_executable'), '-' ] | ||
let l:fname = expand('%:p') | ||
if !empty(l:fname) | ||
let l:cmd += ['--name', l:fname] | ||
let l:fname_pattern = '"' . escape(l:fname, '\') . '"' | ||
else | ||
" assume it's an OCaml implementation file (.ml) if no file name is | ||
" provided | ||
let l:cmd += ['--impl'] | ||
let l:fname_pattern = '\<standard input\>' | ||
end | ||
try | ||
" NOTE: ocamlformat does not support range formatting. | ||
" See https://github.com/ocaml-ppx/ocamlformat/pull/1188 | ||
call codefmt#formatterhelpers#AttemptFakeRangeFormatting( | ||
\ a:startline, a:endline, l:cmd) | ||
catch /ERROR(ShellError):/ | ||
" Parse all the errors and stick them in the quickfix list. | ||
let l:errors = [] | ||
let l:matchidx = 1 | ||
while 1 | ||
let l:tokens = matchlist(v:exception, | ||
\ '\vFile ' . l:fname_pattern . ', line (\d+), characters (\d+)-\d+:\n(.*)\n', 0, l:matchidx) | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. Instead of the double indirection matching the output using (1) a pattern built from (2) a dynamic variable, could you just do a looser match for anything that looks like "filename or " and skip any that don't match? This seems like it could be brittle if e.g. paths may be absolute/relative, or have any trivial extra characters like "./". |
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if empty(l:tokens) | ||
break | ||
endif | ||
call add(l:errors, { | ||
\ 'filename': @%, | ||
\ 'lnum': l:tokens[1] + a:startline - 1, | ||
\ 'col': l:tokens[2], | ||
\ 'text': l:tokens[3]}) | ||
let l:matchidx = l:matchidx + 1 | ||
endwhile | ||
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if empty(l:errors) | ||
" Couldn't parse ocamlformat error format; display it all. | ||
call maktaba#error#Shout('Error formatting file: %s', v:exception) | ||
else | ||
call setqflist(l:errors, 'r') | ||
cc 1 | ||
endif | ||
endtry | ||
endfunction | ||
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return l:formatter | ||
endfunction |
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The built-in ocamlformat formatter knows how to format ocaml code. | ||
If you aren't familiar with basic codefmt usage yet, see main.vroom first. | ||
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We'll set up codefmt and configure the vroom environment, then jump into some | ||
examples. | ||
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:source $VROOMDIR/setupvroom.vim | ||
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:let g:repeat_calls = [] | ||
:function FakeRepeat(...)<CR> | ||
| call add(g:repeat_calls, a:000)<CR> | ||
:endfunction | ||
:call maktaba#test#Override('repeat#set', 'FakeRepeat') | ||
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:call codefmt#SetWhetherToPerformIsAvailableChecksForTesting(0) | ||
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The ocamlformat formatter expects the ocamlformat executable to be installed on your system. | ||
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@clear | ||
% f() | ||
:FormatCode ocamlformat | ||
! ocamlformat .* | ||
$ ;; | ||
$ f () | ||
;; | ||
f () | ||
@end | ||
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The name or path of the ocamlformat executable can be configured via the | ||
ocamlformat_executable flag if the default of "ocamlformat" doesn't work. | ||
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@clear | ||
:Glaive codefmt ocamlformat_executable='myocamlformat' | ||
:FormatCode ocamlformat | ||
! myocamlformat .* | ||
$ ;; | ||
$ f () | ||
:Glaive codefmt ocamlformat_executable='ocamlformat' | ||
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You can format any buffer with ocamlformat specifying the formatter explicitly. | ||
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@clear | ||
% let x=5 in<CR> | ||
| let inc x=x+1 in<CR> | ||
| print_endline (string_of_int (inc x)) | ||
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:FormatCode ocamlformat | ||
! ocamlformat .* | ||
$ ;; | ||
$ let x = 5 in | ||
$ let inc x = x + 1 in | ||
$ print_endline (string_of_int (inc x)) | ||
;; | ||
let x = 5 in | ||
let inc x = x + 1 in | ||
print_endline (string_of_int (inc x)) | ||
@end | ||
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The ocaml filetype will use the ocamlformat formatter by default. The path to the | ||
file being edited is passed to ocamlformat so that it can adjust to whether the | ||
file is an implementation or an interface file. | ||
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@clear | ||
% f() | ||
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:silent file /foo/bar/test.ml | ||
:set filetype=ocaml | ||
:FormatCode | ||
! ocamlformat - --name /foo/bar/test.ml .* | ||
$ ;; | ||
$ f () | ||
;; | ||
f () | ||
@end | ||
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It can format specific line ranges of code using :FormatLines. | ||
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@clear | ||
% print_string "Hello";;<CR> | ||
|let x=1 in let y=2 in<CR> | ||
|y+2 | ||
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:2,3FormatLines ocamlformat | ||
! ocamlformat .* | ||
$ ;; | ||
$ let x = 1 in | ||
$ let y = 2 in | ||
$ y + 2 | ||
print_string "Hello";; | ||
;; | ||
let x = 1 in | ||
let y = 2 in | ||
y + 2 | ||
@end | ||
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NOTE: the ocamlformat formatter does not natively support range formatting, so there | ||
are certain limitations like not being able to format misaligned braces. | ||
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Consider defining this closer to the usage. Currently it looks really fishy doing all this escaping and concatenation without any hints what it's used for until much further down.