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Introduced folding functions for Rust items: struct_item, enum_item, function_item, impl_item, mod_item, match_expression, macro_definition. Added two entries in the tree-sitter-foldable-node-alist for those tree-sitter-node-type and the major modes "rustic" and "rust". Added the mappings in tree-sitter-fold-range-alist.
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sorry I was slow to respond, let me check it this week and hopefully merge this. Thanks! |
Support for folding the Rust items: trait_item, macro_invocation. Added them to the tree-sitter-foldable-node alist and tree-sitter-fold-range-alist for Rust.
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No worries, take all the time you need.
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Hi,
i wrote two functions to support folding in Rust.
In particular the following tree-sitter-node-types are folded:
match in Rust is a ExpressionWithBlock, it can be followed by a
semicolon or not depending on what we want to do with its return value.
Then semicolon is not folded to make it explicit its presence and role
even when then match item is folded
this required its own function because the nodes to match
have a slightly different pattern in the grammar
I added two entries in tree-sitter-foldable-node-alist and
tree-sitter-fold-range-alist because there are currently
(as far as i know) two major mode for rust: rust-mode and
rustic-mode . That is redundant but makes folding work in
both cases.
I am very new to elisp, so corrections and suggestions are welcome.
Thanks for reading and for the work on this package