[feat] pseudo-array

[CoffeeChaton]

pseudo-array

from #8-3

And I think this will be a tricky one, given that is an AHK-ism. last is marked as unused, while it is unused there is no value assigned to the variable, it just creates a pseudo-array (lastX, lastY, lastW, lastH).

GuiControlGet last, Pos, ComboBox1
Gui Add, Edit, % "x" lastX " y" lastY

From the top of my head, I can think of two other commands.

SysGet is the same (mon doesn't get a value):

SysGet mon, Monitor
OutputDebug % monRight "x" monBottom

↓↓↓ stuff below are for context ↓↓↓

WinGet while retrieving a list of windows does get a value:

WinGet wList, List, A
OutputDebug % wList1

To be fair, that one can be scrapped as I never seen it used in other form than this one:

WinGet wList, List, A
loop % wList {
    hWnd := "ahk_id" wList%A_Index%
    OutputDebug % hWnd
}

ahk-v1.1 documentation, with OutputVar's own name (to form a pseudo-array), It seems that there is no unified signature like Out or Output, which is convenient for me to search from the original html code, i am try to use it c++ code to search pseudo-array, but before that, if you can help me view the v1.1 document, maybe it will be a better way! Thanks!❤

I plan to manually add the above 3 rules to the parser, but I didn’t think of the built-in cmd also use a pseudo-array.

#define OUTPUT_VAR (*sArgVar) // ExpandArgs() has ensured this first ArgVar is always initialized, so there's never any need to check mArgc > 0.

[CoffeeChaton]

pseudo-array

minimal repeat

GuiControlGet and sub-cmd is Pos

#Requires AutoHotkey v1.1.33+
; https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/GuiControlGet.htm#Pos
; https://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/72665-ahk-l-1151-problem-with-guicontrolget-outputvar-pos/

Gui Add, Tab, hwndhwTabCtrl
GuiControlGet last, Pos , %hwTabCtrl%

; last[0 of 0]:
; lastH[3 of 3]: number
; lastW[3 of 3]: number
; lastX[2 of 3]: number
; lastY[1 of 3]: number

ListVars
MsgBox % "observe ListVars"

SysGet and sub-cmd is Monitor or MonitorWorkArea

#Requires AutoHotkey v1.1.33+

; https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/SysGet.htm#Monitor
SysGet OutputVar, Monitor
; SysGet OutputVar, MonitorWorkArea


ListVars

; OutputVar[0 of 0]:
; OutputVarBottom[4 of 7]:
; OutputVarLeft[1 of 3]:
; OutputVarRight[4 of 7]:
; OutputVarTop[1 of 3]:

MsgBox % "observe ListVars"

WinGet and sub-cmd is List

#Requires AutoHotkey v1.1.33+

; https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/WinGet.htm#List
WinGet OutputVar, List ; To retrieve all windows on the entire system, omit all four title/text parameters.

ListVars

; OutputVar[0 of 0]:
; OutputVar1[0 of 0]:
; OutputVar2[0 of 0]:
; OutputVar3[0 of 0]:
; ....

MsgBox % "observe ListVars"

TODO list

• Disable diagnosis
• hover at it
• goto-def
• find-all-ref
• Completion of it.
• semantic-highlight of it
• global-var vs local-var
• handle references

[CoffeeChaton]

StringSplit

#Requires AutoHotkey v1.1.33+
#Warn All, MsgBox

Colors := "red,green,blue"
StringSplit, ColorArray, Colors, `,

ListVars
; Global Variables (alphabetical)
; --------------------------------------------------
; 0[1 of 3]: 0
; A_Args: Object object
; ColorArray0[1 of 3]: 3
; ColorArray1[3 of 3]: red
; ColorArray2[5 of 7]: green
; ColorArray3[4 of 7]: blue
; Colors[14 of 63]: red, green, blue
; ErrorLevel[1 of 3]: 0

MsgBox, % "text"

[CoffeeChaton]

• find-all-ref
• global-var vs local-var

I don’t know how to implement it better