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"Take item .." is not working correctly, I would expect take item to take the entire item but "take item 4" select just 4 so it looks like tree sitter is looking at a token separated by coma:
public readonly Collection<Point> Points = new()
{
new Point(1, 4),
new Point(2, 3),
new Point(3, 7),
};Expected '''new Point(1, 4)``` and for deletion ''new Point(1, 4),"""
C# also allows tuple collections:
public readonly Collection<(int, Point)> Badger= new ()
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
};The initialiser syntax may also look like this for collections, the type is explicitly defined:
public readonly Collection<(int, Point)> Badger= new Collection<(int, Point)>
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
};Other types which can use collection initialisation are:
public readonly List<(int, Point)> BadgerList = new()
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
};
public readonly (int, Point)[] BadgerArray =
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
(10, new Point(1, 2)),
};
public readonly HashSet<int> Hash = new() { 1, 2, 3 };Dictionary Type
Dictionaries are maps/lookups so the string below should be selectable with take key, and item should be the key and the we agreed that the item would be the whole value {"Fit", new Point(1, 4) },
public readonly Dictionary<string,Point> PointLookup = new()
{
//Key?
{"Fit", new Point(1, 4) },
{ "Second", new Point(2, 4) },
{ "Third", new Point(3, 4) },
};Take map
Take map for:
public readonly List<(int, Point)> BadgerList = new()
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
};Selects
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
};
@AndreasArvidsson thought this should select:
new()
{
(10, new Point(1, 4)),
};
I agree that this would be better.