Opening crmod-plus causes the parser to get stuck in an infinite loop. Is there any way to enable debug logs or something?

Tried starting the server in debug and paused execution. It doesn't progress past parsing the following file, but I'm not familiar with js, nor quakec, so bit of a hurdle to produce a proper bug report without help,

https://github.com/quakeone/crmod-plus/blob/main/src/items.qc

I am a bit new to extension in visual studio.

Summary

Running vsce package generate the following warning:

This extension consists of 5074 files, out of which 2836 are JavaScript files. For performance reasons, you should bundle your extension: https://aka.ms/vscode-bundle-extension . You should also exclude unnecessary files by adding them to your .vscodeignore: https://aka.ms/vscode-vscodeignore

We probably should bundle the files as suggested.

Notes

• https://aka.ms/vscode-bundle-extension
• https://aka.ms/vscode-vscodeignore

void() test =
{
	float x;
};

this is invalid in QC, but is currently parsed as being valid

A fully resolved piece of grammar should, somehow, have a neatly defined beginning and end. For instance, given this code:

local float x = 5.0;

or:

void() x = { return true; }

there needs to be a way to get the full "start" and "end" ranges of these. Each of the symbols have their own range, but there's no quick way (without stepping backwards/forwards through the syntax tree) to find what belongs to x as a full symbol.

Opening the folder Development/quake/ArcaneDimensions parses the code and finishes, populating a list of problems. When clicking any of the warnings it tries to open a file that doesn't exist. If I chose to create this file it will be created at development/quake/arcanedimensions all lower case. If I move the source directory to a path that is lower case all the way, jumping to problems works as expected.

I have a space in a directory name, so I get:
Request initialize failed with message: ENOENT: no such file or directory, scandir '/home/lordy/Code/Quake%20Repos/tf-qwprogs-rewrite'

Summary

Provide robust support for MODELGEN commands (called commands in this document for brevity). Specifically the $frame command, which defines names in the scope.

1. Specifications

A command is:

1. A line of QuakeC source that begins with the character $
2. Typically a single line, but can be multiline.
3. May be followed by 0-n arguments.
4. Is considered an error if not recognized.

1.1. $frame Command

1. Is a single line command.
2. Takes 0-n name arguments.
3. Creates a frame macro for each given name.

1.2. Frame Macros

1. May only be an rvalue.
2. Is of float type.
3. May be defined multiple times.

2. Proposal

TODO: Complete proposal

3. Examples

3.1 Basic Definition

$frame macro1 macro2

Defines two constants $macro1 and $macro2

3.2 Basic RValue Usages

$frame macro1 macro2

void() f = {
    local float x = $macro1;
    local float y = $macro1 + 1;
};

Valid usages as an rvalue.

3.3 Duplicate Frame Macro Names

$frame macro1 macro2 macro2

Should warn about duplicate name $macro2.

3.4 Using Frame Macro Incorrectly as a Definition

$frame macro1 macro2
$macro1 = 2

Should treat $macro1 as an unknown modelgen command and discard it.

3.5 Using Frame Macro Incorrectly as a Statement

$frame macro1 macro2

void() f = {
    $macro1 = 2;
}

Should give an error, complaining that $macro1 is a const value and cannot be assigned.

4. References

• MODELGEN.C ParseScript()
• SCRIPLIB.C GetToken()

Summary

The extension does not work when packaged. @Paril has a hunch it has to do with how the parser module is included in the project.

in Arcane Dimensions' source, mon_soldier.qc:

void()	army_load2	=[	$load2,	army_load3	] {ai_trackenemy();};
void() <---	army_load3	=[	$load3,	army_load4	] {ai_trackenemy();};

the "void" is highlighted as "Undefined." error; I think this is valid standard qcc?

Summary

We inherited quakec.maxNumberOfProblems from the LSP sample project. We should either use it, or remove it.