andreasarvidsson / andreas-talon-vscode

VSCode extension used by Talon Voice

Hi there 👋

I am a software engineer who codes only by voice. I spend my spare hours building open source tools primarily for voice control, like Cursorless. Besides programming I have a passion for audio and sound reproduction which led me to develop my own digital sound processor, WinDSP, that has been the brain of my home theatre system for years.

If you like to talk about voice control, join Talon slack and if you like to support my work, please consider sponsoring me 😊

andreas-talon-vscode's Issues

feature request: jump to definition for dynamic lists

@mod.capture(rule="{user.code_symbol}")
def code_symbol(m) -> str:
    return m.code_symbol

from {user.code_symbol} to @ctx.dynamic_list("user.code_symbol"):

@ctx.dynamic_list("user.code_symbol")
def code_symbol_list(phrase) -> dict[str, str]:
    global spoken_map
    t = time.perf_counter()
    types = get_types_from_workspaces()
    spoken_map = generate_spoken_forms(types)
    print("Generating code_symbol list: ", len(spoken_map))
    print(f"{int((time.perf_counter()-t)*1000)}ms")
    return spoken_map

Incorrect `scm` formatting when there is an empty line in a named node

(aaa
  (bbb
    (ccc)
  
)
)

I also question whether we want to allow an empty line before a ). It's common for autoformatters to disallow empty lines at the end of a function body, so seems similar. I was kind of expecting that empty line to disappear

Respect labelFormat setting

First of all, thanks for releasing this publicly! Just the tabs view alone is super useful for the one thing I kept resorting to the mouse without fail when using Cursorless.

Would it be possible to respect the "Label Format" setting to make multiple tabs with the same file name easier to switch between? (Or something similar as doing exactly the same may be a bit difficult)

VSCode Setting

SO answer with pictures of how this works in default tabs; https://stackoverflow.com/a/50181247/1413689

Current Problem

Hackaround

I've hacked a solution by putting the following snippet in createItem but it's not "great" as I couldn't figure out how to get the whole tree to figure out any duplicates.

const resourceUri = tab.input instanceof vscode.TabInputText ? tab.input.uri : undefined;
const relativePath = vscode.workspace.asRelativePath(resourceUri);
const labelParts = [hint.padStart(2), " - ", relativePath || tab.label];

can't hover / go to definition for files/folders in .gitignore

not sure if this is on purpose or not but the hover / go to definition does not work if the .talon-list file is in the .gitignore.

My use case is having private settings with my own .talon-list files. They are not known by git to avoid sharing them publicly but they are listed in vscode and I find them searching for them but the andreas-talon-vscode extension does not find them for hover / go to definition.

Idea: support syntax formatting in markdown's "talon code blocks"

Not sure it would be directly related and even if that would be easy to do, but assuming we are editing a markdown file, and document some talon code, it would be useful to have syntax highlighting of talon code blocks. Similarly to any other language blocks like C, Python, etc.

Maybe it could actually be more the responsibility of https://github.com/wenkokke/talonfmt-vscode actually

Extension is removing QuickFixes from other extensions.

When using this and eslint, VSCode no longer can load any "Quick Fixes".
Disabling this extension restores the Quick Fixes from eslint.

When it fails it seems to try for a very, very long time to resolve the "Quick Actions".

The only error I could find in the logs was this (not sure it's relevant though).

2023-10-25 12:51:57.665 [warning] AndreasArvidsson.andreas-talon - Code actions of kind 'quickfix 'requested but returned code action is of kind 'refactor.rewrite'. Code action will be dropped. Please check 'CodeActionContext.only' to only return requested code actions.

key() hover doesn't show the built in action

Action hovers don't include the docstring

It would be useful

feature request: jump to definition for user action (ctx -> module)

hover or go definition of a user defined action defined in a context to jump to a definition in a module

for instance for go_back:

@ctx.action_class("user")
class UserActions:
    def go_back():
        //...

    def go_forward():
        //...

we would find all the definitions and find this:

@mod.action_class
class Actions:
    def go_back():
        """Navigate back"""
        actions.key("alt-left")

    def go_forward():
        """Navigate forward"""
        actions.key("alt-right")

The main advantage is if there are multiple definitions. And also compared a workspace search where we find all the occurrences so lots of other contexts, we don't jump directly to definitions.