ADFA-5048 (2/5): Resolve a selection to an expression or a statement range - #1818
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Resolves a selection to the one region extract method acts on: an expression candidate at the cursor, or a run of sibling statements in one BlockTree snapped outward to whole statements. Restricting a range to siblings in one block excludes the hard cases -- half an if and half its else, a range straddling a lambda -- by construction rather than by later filtering. isExtractionPosition and isLegalExtractionTarget gain a defaulted `hoisted: Boolean = true`, and extract method passes false: - The conditional-evaluation refusal exists because extract *variable* lifts a declaration above the enclosing statement, so hoisting a ternary branch, a && right operand or a loop condition changes when it runs. Extract method substitutes a call in place: `while (extracted(it))` evaluates exactly as `while (it.hasNext())` did. - Extract variable also refuses an expression statement's whole expression, because replacing it with a *name* leaves a bare `v;`. A call is a statement, so extract method keeps that target; without it a bare cursor in `foo(a, b);` offers nothing. The default keeps every shipped extract-variable path byte-identical. statementContaining deliberately does not walk up from deepestPathAt: analyze() synthesises a default constructor whose generated super() carries the class declaration's own start position with zero width, and that synthetic node is narrower than everything real at that offset. Requiring positive width excludes it without having to recognise it.
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📝 Summary
WalkthroughThe change adds ChangesExtraction Region Resolution
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant EditorSelection
participant resolveExtractionRegions
participant candidateExpressionsAt
participant StatementLookup
EditorSelection->>resolveExtractionRegions: submit source selection
resolveExtractionRegions->>candidateExpressionsAt: find valid expression candidates
resolveExtractionRegions->>StatementLookup: find block sibling statements
StatementLookup-->>resolveExtractionRegions: return expression or statement region
resolveExtractionRegions-->>EditorSelection: return extraction regions
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Selecting a complete statement that ends with a semicolon may fail to produce an extraction target, preventing the intended refactoring. This correctness issue should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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`@lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/refactor/ExtractionRegion.kt`:
- Line 173: Update both statementContaining call sites to pass fileText, and use
absorbTrailingSemicolon when evaluating statement containment so a trailing
semicolon is included in the effective span. Add unit tests covering
single-statement and multi-statement selections whose final character is the
semicolon, preserving existing behavior for other selections.
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| // currentPath still holds the parent here, which is exactly the block being asked about. | ||
| if (tree is StatementTree && currentPath?.leaf is BlockTree) { | ||
| val span = spanOf(root, positions, tree) | ||
| if (span != null && span.length > 0 && offset >= span.start && offset < span.end && span.length < bestWidth) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Include the trailing semicolon in statement containment.
absorbTrailingSemicolon documents that javac can report span.end before ;. However, this condition tests only the raw span.
If a selection ends after foo();, end - 1 points at the semicolon. statementContaining can reject the last statement. The expression fallback cannot cover the semicolon, so the resolver can return no region.
Use the absorbed end for containment. Add regression tests for single-statement and multi-statement selections that include the final semicolon.
Proposed fix
private fun statementContaining(
root: CompilationUnitTree,
positions: SourcePositions,
+ fileText: String,
offset: Int,
): TreePath? {
...
- if (span != null && span.length > 0 && offset >= span.start && offset < span.end && span.length < bestWidth) {
+ val containingEnd = span?.let { absorbTrailingSemicolon(fileText, it.end) }
+ if (span != null && span.length > 0 &&
+ offset >= span.start && containingEnd != null && offset < containingEnd &&
+ span.length < bestWidth
+ ) {Pass fileText from both statementContaining call sites.
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In
`@lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/refactor/ExtractionRegion.kt`
at line 173, Update both statementContaining call sites to pass fileText, and
use absorbTrailingSemicolon when evaluating statement containment so a trailing
semicolon is included in the effective span. Add unit tests covering
single-statement and multi-statement selections whose final character is the
semicolon, preserving existing behavior for other selections.
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Stack 2 of 5 for ADFA-5048. Base: #1817. No caller yet; PR 5 wires it up.
Adds
ExtractionRegion, which turns a selection into the thing the analysis works on: either one expression or a run of whole statements inside one block.resolveExtractionRegions(task, root, positions, fileText, start, end)resolves a caret or a range to candidate regions.snapToStatementswidens a partial selection to whole statements and refuses a constructor delegation (this(...)/super(...)), which cannot move.statementContainingpicks the narrowest positive-width statement whose parent is a block. The width guard is load-bearing: javac'sanalyze()synthesises a default constructor whosesuper()call has zero width at the class start, and without it a local-class selection resolved to that synthetic node instead of the statement.absorbTrailingSemicolonkeeps the emitted call site from leaving a stray;.candidateExpressionsAt,isExtractionPositionandisLegalExtractionTargetgain ahoistedflag (default true) so the statement path can reuse them without hoisting, andisConstructorDelegationbecomesinternalfor the same reason.