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clojure-lsp.feature.drag
Drag clauses forward or backward.
{:a 1, :b 2} -> {:b 2, :a 1}
Though this feature was originally called 'move collection entry', it is now more generally used to drag any clause forward or backward, even if it isn't in an immutable collection.
Drag clauses forward or backward.
{:a 1, :b 2} -> {:b 2, :a 1}
Though this feature was originally called 'move collection entry', it is now
more generally used to drag any clause forward or backward, even if it isn't
in an immutable collection.drag-clauseclj
(drag-clause clause-data dir cursor-position uri)Drag the origin-clause in direction of dir, adjusting the
cursor-position to move with the clause.
Instructs the client to:
- Apply edits that swap the clauses.
- Re-position the cursor after the edits.
Drag the `origin-clause` in direction of `dir`, adjusting the `cursor-position` to move with the clause. Instructs the client to: - Apply edits that swap the clauses. - Re-position the cursor after the edits.
identify-clausesclj
(identify-clauses clause-spec)Like f.clauses/identify, but adds origin-clause, after ensuring cursor was in a clause.
Like f.clauses/identify, but adds origin-clause, after ensuring cursor was in a clause.
node-editsclj
(node-edits {:keys [nodes-before earlier-clause-nodes later-clause-nodes
nodes-after]})nodes-to-dragclj
(nodes-to-drag {:keys [rind-before rind-after clauses+padding clause-count
origin-clause]}
dir)Identifies the nodes that will participate in dragging the origin-clause in
direction of dir.
Identifies the nodes that will participate in dragging the `origin-clause` in direction of `dir`.
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