Implement fstring literal tokenizer to break string into text/interpolated regions #222

jakebailey · 2018-10-10T17:27:05Z

For example, turning f'My name is {name:r}: {{hi}}' into:

[
    FStringText("f'My name is "),
    FStringInterpolation("name", "r"),
    FStringText(": {{hi}}",
]

Or similar. This precedes actually tokenizing/parsing the interpolations themselves.

Epic #6.

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f-strings were treated as normal strings before. Now we parse their content, including f-string expressions inside. We provide completion and hovering for sub-expressions. Closes #221. Closes #222. Closes #223. Closes #224. Closes #6.

f-strings were treated as normal strings before. Now we parse their content, including f-string expressions inside. We provide completion and hovering for sub-expressions. Closes microsoft#221. Closes microsoft#222. Closes microsoft#223. Closes microsoft#224. Closes microsoft#6.

jakebailey added enhancement New feature or request feature: intellisense labels Oct 10, 2018

jakebailey self-assigned this Oct 10, 2018

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Tokenize/parse fstring interpolations #223

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Add fstring AST nodes #224

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qubitron removed the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 10, 2018

brianbok mentioned this issue Mar 18, 2019

Parsing f-strings #685

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brianbok closed this as completed in #685 Mar 18, 2019

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