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DLTK indexing [message #915501]

Mon, 17 September 2012 12:21

birendra acharya

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Registered: September 2012

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I am trying to use the Python SDK before implementing dltk in a separate language.
But till now I am not able to make it work as a whole. The parsing seems to work correctly and even I am getting the outline of the code in the outline view. Now my next move is to verify the python search. But this is not working.

Below is the PythonSearchFactory class.

]public class PythonSearchFactory extends AbstractSearchFactory {

public IMatchLocatorParser createMatchParser(MatchLocator locator) {
return new PythonMatchLocationParser(locator);
}
public SourceIndexerRequestor createSourceRequestor(){
return new PythonSourceIndexerRequestor();
}
public ISearchPatternProcessor createSearchPatternProcessor() {
return new PythonSearchPatternProcessor();
}

}[/size]
Even I have PythonSourceElementRequestor and PythonSourceElementParser class implemented.

Now, what else I need to do?
I have doubt on indexing of my code.
How can I print the index details?
Does the indexing happens for all the file during the eclipse start up?

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Re: DLTK indexing [message #921404 is a reply to message #915501]

Mon, 24 September 2012 04:48

Alex Panchenko

Messages: 342
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi,

You'd better check JavaScript/Ruby/TCL implementations, as Python has
some missing bits.

Indexing happens on changes and also initial index update happens on
startup.

The data for the indexing are reported by *SourceElementParser - it's
invoked with different requestors for building the module structure
(Outline) and for the indexing.

Search is performed in 2 steps: first source modules are identified
based on index, then the matcher is called to find the exact matching
nodes in the AST.

Hope it helps.

Regards,
Alex

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