def on_query_completions(self, view, _prefix, _locations):
if not HAS_SUBLIME_REPL or not Common.view_is_haskell_repl(view):
return []
compl_flags = sublime.INHIBIT_WORD_COMPLETIONS | sublime.INHIBIT_EXPLICIT_COMPLETIONS
replv = sublimerepl.manager.repl_view(view)
command = self.COMMAND_RE.match(replv.user_input)
if command:
cmd, arg = command.group(1, 3)
if cmd == 'show':
return (self.GHCI_SHOW_ARG, compl_flags)
elif cmd == 'showi':
return (self.GHCI_SHOWI_ARG, compl_flags)
elif cmd and not arg:
return (self.GHCI_CMDS, compl_flags)
# Have a command and an argument, but we don't know what to do with the argument...
return []
# Kind of a punt -- use word completions based on whatever ST finds in the view's buffer.
return ([], sublime.INHIBIT_EXPLICIT_COMPLETIONS)
def context_haskell_repl(self, view, _key, _operator, _operand, _matchall):
return Common.view_is_haskell_repl(view)
def is_enabled(self):
return Common.view_is_haskell_source(self.view) or Common.view_is_haskell_repl(self.view) or \
(Common.view_is_haskell_symbol_info(self.view) and self.view.settings().get('location'))
def is_visible(self):
return Common.view_is_haskell_source(self.view) or Common.view_is_haskell_repl(self.view)
def is_visible(self):
return Common.view_is_haskell_symbol_info(self.view) or \
Common.view_is_haskell_source(self.view) or \
Common.view_is_haskell_repl(self.view)
def is_enabled(self):
return (self.view.settings().get('package') is not None) or \
Common.view_is_haskell_source(self.view) or \
Common.view_is_haskell_repl(self.view)
def context_haskell_repl(self, view, _key, _operator, _operand, _matchall):
return Common.view_is_haskell_repl(view)
