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azrdev commented, September 23, 2017 17:41
> You can do something like this: > if (context instanceof MyStrangeFile) { … which does not get fired, even when my CocoFile implements PsiLanguageInjectionHost and my MultiHostInjector.elemen...
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azrdev commented, September 11, 2017 13:48
but getLanguagesToInject() is already called separately for each token where I may inject (so in the html case,for each script-tag, probably). Should I circumvent this somehow, aggregate all these ...
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azrdev commented, September 11, 2017 13:28
> You could use MultiHostInjector to inject into several places at once. But then you'd need to provide some prefix/suffix "glue" between fragments for the template data tree to be well-formed that...
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azrdev commented, September 09, 2017 07:41
I tried again using the LanguageInjector, and indeed with the TemplateDataLanguageMappings I could tell the IDE to handle my fragments as the outer language (configurable in the settings dialog). W...
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azrdev commented, September 07, 2017 14:17
> So your language isn't only templating over C++, it supports other languages? Yes. Coco/R is a parser generator, and I'm building support for its "attributed grammar" files, which are some EBNF v...
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azrdev commented, September 06, 2017 14:17
Ok, good to know. What would I do to have only a single PSI? extend InjectedFileViewProvider or SingleRootFileViewProvider? And how would I construct the C++ glue in that case? I had tried extendin...
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azrdev commented, September 06, 2017 13:31
sorry for the confusion: In Coco code (my first block) everything inside <...> or (. .) is outer language (Java/C++/...). Everything else is Coco code. Thus, the outer language parser would -- wit...
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azrdev created a post, September 04, 2017 11:21
Custom Template Language: insert outer language code at any place (not only template fragments)

So I managed to create two PSIs for my Template language[1], using `MultiplePsiFilesPerDocumentFileViewProvider`. My template language does not contain complete/syntactically valid "outer language"...
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azrdev commented, February 07, 2017 10:58
Patrick, thanks for your explanations & sorry for the delay. Your point about "resolving usages" was already clear to me, seems I was ambiguous when trying to summarize it briefly. Your words about...
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azrdev commented, December 25, 2016 18:20
Thanks Luke for your hint, I looked into PRs #198 and #452 but I'm not really seeing the relevant parts between all the layers of indirection (the reason why I asked for a tutorial in the first pla...
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