457 lines
16 KiB
TypeScript
457 lines
16 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* @license
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* Copyright Google LLC All Rights Reserved.
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*
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* Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be
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* found in the LICENSE file at https://angular.io/license
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*/
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import {ParseSpan, TmplAstBoundEvent} from '@angular/compiler';
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import * as e from '@angular/compiler/src/expression_parser/ast'; // e for expression AST
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import * as t from '@angular/compiler/src/render3/r3_ast'; // t for template AST
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import {isTemplateNodeWithKeyAndValue, isWithin, isWithinKeyValue} from './utils';
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/**
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* Contextual information for a target position within the template.
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*/
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export interface TemplateTarget {
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/**
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* Target position within the template.
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*/
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position: number;
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/**
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* The template (or AST expression) node or nodes closest to the search position.
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*/
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context: TargetContext;
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/**
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* The `t.Template` which contains the found node or expression (or `null` if in the root
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* template).
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*/
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template: t.Template|null;
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/**
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* The immediate parent node of the targeted node.
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*/
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parent: t.Node|e.AST|null;
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}
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/**
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* A node or nodes targeted at a given position in the template, including potential contextual
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* information about the specific aspect of the node being referenced.
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*
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* Some nodes have multiple interior contexts. For example, `t.Element` nodes have both a tag name
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* as well as a body, and a given position definitively points to one or the other. `TargetNode`
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* captures the node itself, as well as this additional contextual disambiguation.
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*/
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export type TargetContext = SingleNodeTarget|MultiNodeTarget;
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/** Contexts which logically target only a single node in the template AST. */
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export type SingleNodeTarget = RawExpression|MethodCallExpressionInArgContext|RawTemplateNode|
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ElementInBodyContext|ElementInTagContext|AttributeInKeyContext|AttributeInValueContext;
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/**
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* Contexts which logically target multiple nodes in the template AST, which cannot be
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* disambiguated given a single position because they are all equally relavent. For example, in the
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* banana-in-a-box syntax `[(ngModel)]="formValues.person"`, the position in the template for the
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* key `ngModel` refers to both the bound event `ngModelChange` and the input `ngModel`.
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*/
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export type MultiNodeTarget = TwoWayBindingContext;
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/**
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* Differentiates the various kinds of `TargetNode`s.
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*/
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export enum TargetNodeKind {
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RawExpression,
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MethodCallExpressionInArgContext,
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RawTemplateNode,
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ElementInTagContext,
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ElementInBodyContext,
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AttributeInKeyContext,
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AttributeInValueContext,
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TwoWayBindingContext,
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}
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/**
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* An `e.AST` expression that's targeted at a given position, with no additional context.
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*/
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export interface RawExpression {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.RawExpression;
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node: e.AST;
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parents: e.AST[];
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}
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/**
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* An `e.MethodCall` or `e.SafeMethodCall` expression with the cursor in a position where an
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* argument could appear.
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*
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* This is returned when the only matching node is the method call expression, but the cursor is
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* within the method call parentheses. For example, in the expression `foo(|)` there is no argument
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* expression that the cursor could be targeting, but the cursor is in a position where one could
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* appear.
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*/
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export interface MethodCallExpressionInArgContext {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.MethodCallExpressionInArgContext;
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node: e.MethodCall|e.SafeMethodCall;
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}
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/**
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* A `t.Node` template node that's targeted at a given position, with no additional context.
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*/
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export interface RawTemplateNode {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.RawTemplateNode;
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node: t.Node;
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}
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/**
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* A `t.Element` (or `t.Template`) element node that's targeted, where the given position is within
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* the tag name.
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*/
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export interface ElementInTagContext {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.ElementInTagContext;
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node: t.Element|t.Template;
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}
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/**
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* A `t.Element` (or `t.Template`) element node that's targeted, where the given position is within
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* the element body.
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*/
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export interface ElementInBodyContext {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.ElementInBodyContext;
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node: t.Element|t.Template;
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}
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export interface AttributeInKeyContext {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.AttributeInKeyContext;
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node: t.TextAttribute|t.BoundAttribute|t.BoundEvent;
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}
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export interface AttributeInValueContext {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.AttributeInValueContext;
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node: t.TextAttribute|t.BoundAttribute|t.BoundEvent;
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}
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/**
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* A `t.BoundAttribute` and `t.BoundEvent` pair that are targeted, where the given position is
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* within the key span of both.
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*/
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export interface TwoWayBindingContext {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.TwoWayBindingContext;
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nodes: [t.BoundAttribute, t.BoundEvent];
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}
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/**
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* This special marker is added to the path when the cursor is within the sourceSpan but not the key
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* or value span of a node with key/value spans.
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*/
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const OUTSIDE_K_V_MARKER = new e.AST(new ParseSpan(-1, -1), new e.AbsoluteSourceSpan(-1, -1));
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/**
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* Return the template AST node or expression AST node that most accurately
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* represents the node at the specified cursor `position`.
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*
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* @param template AST tree of the template
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* @param position target cursor position
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*/
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export function getTargetAtPosition(template: t.Node[], position: number): TemplateTarget|null {
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const path = TemplateTargetVisitor.visitTemplate(template, position);
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if (path.length === 0) {
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return null;
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}
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const candidate = path[path.length - 1];
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// Walk up the result nodes to find the nearest `t.Template` which contains the targeted node.
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let context: t.Template|null = null;
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for (let i = path.length - 2; i >= 0; i--) {
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const node = path[i];
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if (node instanceof t.Template) {
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context = node;
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break;
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}
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}
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// Given the candidate node, determine the full targeted context.
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let nodeInContext: TargetContext;
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if ((candidate instanceof e.MethodCall || candidate instanceof e.SafeMethodCall) &&
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isWithin(position, candidate.argumentSpan)) {
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.MethodCallExpressionInArgContext,
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node: candidate,
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};
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} else if (candidate instanceof e.AST) {
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const parents = path.filter((value: e.AST|t.Node): value is e.AST => value instanceof e.AST);
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// Remove the current node from the parents list.
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parents.pop();
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.RawExpression,
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node: candidate,
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parents,
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};
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} else if (candidate instanceof t.Element) {
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// Elements have two contexts: the tag context (position is within the element tag) or the
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// element body context (position is outside of the tag name, but still in the element).
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// Calculate the end of the element tag name. Any position beyond this is in the element body.
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const tagEndPos =
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candidate.sourceSpan.start.offset + 1 /* '<' element open */ + candidate.name.length;
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if (position > tagEndPos) {
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// Position is within the element body
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.ElementInBodyContext,
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node: candidate,
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};
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} else {
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.ElementInTagContext,
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node: candidate,
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};
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}
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} else if (
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(candidate instanceof t.BoundAttribute || candidate instanceof t.BoundEvent ||
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candidate instanceof t.TextAttribute) &&
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candidate.keySpan !== undefined) {
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const previousCandidate = path[path.length - 2];
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if (candidate instanceof t.BoundEvent && previousCandidate instanceof t.BoundAttribute &&
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candidate.name === previousCandidate.name + 'Change') {
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const boundAttribute: t.BoundAttribute = previousCandidate;
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const boundEvent: t.BoundEvent = candidate;
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.TwoWayBindingContext,
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nodes: [boundAttribute, boundEvent],
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};
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} else if (isWithin(position, candidate.keySpan)) {
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.AttributeInKeyContext,
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node: candidate,
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};
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} else {
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.AttributeInValueContext,
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node: candidate,
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};
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}
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} else {
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nodeInContext = {
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kind: TargetNodeKind.RawTemplateNode,
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node: candidate,
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};
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}
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let parent: t.Node|e.AST|null = null;
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if (nodeInContext.kind === TargetNodeKind.TwoWayBindingContext && path.length >= 3) {
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parent = path[path.length - 3];
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} else if (path.length >= 2) {
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parent = path[path.length - 2];
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}
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return {position, context: nodeInContext, template: context, parent};
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}
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/**
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* Visitor which, given a position and a template, identifies the node within the template at that
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* position, as well as records the path of increasingly nested nodes that were traversed to reach
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* that position.
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*/
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class TemplateTargetVisitor implements t.Visitor {
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// We need to keep a path instead of the last node because we might need more
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// context for the last node, for example what is the parent node?
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readonly path: Array<t.Node|e.AST> = [];
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static visitTemplate(template: t.Node[], position: number): Array<t.Node|e.AST> {
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const visitor = new TemplateTargetVisitor(position);
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visitor.visitAll(template);
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const {path} = visitor;
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const strictPath = path.filter(v => v !== OUTSIDE_K_V_MARKER);
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const candidate = strictPath[strictPath.length - 1];
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const matchedASourceSpanButNotAKvSpan = path.some(v => v === OUTSIDE_K_V_MARKER);
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if (matchedASourceSpanButNotAKvSpan &&
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(candidate instanceof t.Template || candidate instanceof t.Element)) {
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// Template nodes with key and value spans are always defined on a `t.Template` or
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// `t.Element`. If we found a node on a template with a `sourceSpan` that includes the cursor,
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// it is possible that we are outside the k/v spans (i.e. in-between them). If this is the
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// case and we do not have any other candidate matches on the `t.Element` or `t.Template`, we
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// want to return no results. Otherwise, the `t.Element`/`t.Template` result is incorrect for
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// that cursor position.
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return [];
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}
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return strictPath;
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}
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// Position must be absolute in the source file.
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private constructor(private readonly position: number) {}
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visit(node: t.Node) {
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const {start, end} = getSpanIncludingEndTag(node);
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if (end !== null && !isWithin(this.position, {start, end})) {
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return;
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}
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const last: t.Node|e.AST|undefined = this.path[this.path.length - 1];
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const withinKeySpanOfLastNode =
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last && isTemplateNodeWithKeyAndValue(last) && isWithin(this.position, last.keySpan);
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const withinKeySpanOfCurrentNode =
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isTemplateNodeWithKeyAndValue(node) && isWithin(this.position, node.keySpan);
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if (withinKeySpanOfLastNode && !withinKeySpanOfCurrentNode) {
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// We've already identified that we are within a `keySpan` of a node.
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// Unless we are _also_ in the `keySpan` of the current node (happens with two way bindings),
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// we should stop processing nodes at this point to prevent matching any other nodes. This can
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// happen when the end span of a different node touches the start of the keySpan for the
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// candidate node. Because our `isWithin` logic is inclusive on both ends, we can match both
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// nodes.
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return;
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}
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if (isTemplateNodeWithKeyAndValue(node) && !isWithinKeyValue(this.position, node)) {
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// If cursor is within source span but not within key span or value span,
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// do not return the node.
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this.path.push(OUTSIDE_K_V_MARKER);
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} else {
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this.path.push(node);
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node.visit(this);
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}
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}
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visitElement(element: t.Element) {
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this.visitElementOrTemplate(element);
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}
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visitTemplate(template: t.Template) {
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this.visitElementOrTemplate(template);
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}
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visitElementOrTemplate(element: t.Template|t.Element) {
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this.visitAll(element.attributes);
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this.visitAll(element.inputs);
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this.visitAll(element.outputs);
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if (element instanceof t.Template) {
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this.visitAll(element.templateAttrs);
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}
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this.visitAll(element.references);
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if (element instanceof t.Template) {
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this.visitAll(element.variables);
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}
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// If we get here and have not found a candidate node on the element itself, proceed with
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// looking for a more specific node on the element children.
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if (this.path[this.path.length - 1] !== element) {
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return;
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}
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this.visitAll(element.children);
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}
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visitContent(content: t.Content) {
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t.visitAll(this, content.attributes);
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}
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visitVariable(variable: t.Variable) {
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// Variable has no template nodes or expression nodes.
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}
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visitReference(reference: t.Reference) {
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// Reference has no template nodes or expression nodes.
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}
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visitTextAttribute(attribute: t.TextAttribute) {
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// Text attribute has no template nodes or expression nodes.
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}
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visitBoundAttribute(attribute: t.BoundAttribute) {
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const visitor = new ExpressionVisitor(this.position);
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visitor.visit(attribute.value, this.path);
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}
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visitBoundEvent(event: t.BoundEvent) {
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// An event binding with no value (e.g. `(event|)`) parses to a `BoundEvent` with a
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// `LiteralPrimitive` handler with value `'ERROR'`, as opposed to a property binding with no
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// value which has an `EmptyExpr` as its value. This is a synthetic node created by the binding
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// parser, and is not suitable to use for Language Service analysis. Skip it.
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//
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// TODO(alxhub): modify the parser to generate an `EmptyExpr` instead.
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let handler: e.AST = event.handler;
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if (handler instanceof e.ASTWithSource) {
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handler = handler.ast;
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}
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if (handler instanceof e.LiteralPrimitive && handler.value === 'ERROR') {
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return;
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}
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const visitor = new ExpressionVisitor(this.position);
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visitor.visit(event.handler, this.path);
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}
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visitText(text: t.Text) {
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// Text has no template nodes or expression nodes.
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}
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visitBoundText(text: t.BoundText) {
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const visitor = new ExpressionVisitor(this.position);
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visitor.visit(text.value, this.path);
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}
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visitIcu(icu: t.Icu) {
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for (const boundText of Object.values(icu.vars)) {
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this.visit(boundText);
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}
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for (const boundTextOrText of Object.values(icu.placeholders)) {
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this.visit(boundTextOrText);
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}
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}
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visitAll(nodes: t.Node[]) {
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for (const node of nodes) {
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this.visit(node);
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}
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}
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}
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class ExpressionVisitor extends e.RecursiveAstVisitor {
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// Position must be absolute in the source file.
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constructor(private readonly position: number) {
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super();
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}
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visit(node: e.AST, path: Array<t.Node|e.AST>) {
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if (node instanceof e.ASTWithSource) {
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// In order to reduce noise, do not include `ASTWithSource` in the path.
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// For the purpose of source spans, there is no difference between
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// `ASTWithSource` and and underlying node that it wraps.
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node = node.ast;
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}
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// The third condition is to account for the implicit receiver, which should
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// not be visited.
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if (isWithin(this.position, node.sourceSpan) && !(node instanceof e.ImplicitReceiver)) {
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path.push(node);
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node.visit(this, path);
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}
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}
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}
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function getSpanIncludingEndTag(ast: t.Node) {
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const result = {
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start: ast.sourceSpan.start.offset,
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end: ast.sourceSpan.end.offset,
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};
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// For Element and Template node, sourceSpan.end is the end of the opening
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// tag. For the purpose of language service, we need to actually recognize
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// the end of the closing tag. Otherwise, for situation like
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// <my-component></my-comp¦onent> where the cursor is in the closing tag
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// we will not be able to return any information.
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if (ast instanceof t.Element || ast instanceof t.Template) {
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if (ast.endSourceSpan) {
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result.end = ast.endSourceSpan.end.offset;
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} else if (ast.children.length > 0) {
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// If the AST has children but no end source span, then it is an unclosed element with an end
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// that should be the end of the last child.
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result.end = getSpanIncludingEndTag(ast.children[ast.children.length - 1]).end;
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} else {
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// This is likely a self-closing tag with no children so the `sourceSpan.end` is correct.
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}
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}
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return result;
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}
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