Interface DefaultCallContextQueryFormat<RegexType>

interface DefaultCallContextQueryFormat<RegexType extends RegExp | string> {
    callName: RegexType;
    callNameExact?: boolean;
    callTargets?: CallTargets;
    fileFilter?: FileFilter<RegexType>;
    includeAliases?: boolean;
    kind?: string;
    subkind?: string;
    type: "call-context";
}

Type Parameters

  • RegexType extends RegExp | string

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UML class diagram of DefaultCallContextQueryFormat

Properties

callName callNameExact? callTargets? fileFilter? includeAliases? kind? subkind? type

Properties

ReadonlycallName

callName: RegexType

Regex regarding the function name, please note that strings will be interpreted as regular expressions too!

Optional ReadonlycallNameExact

callNameExact?: boolean

Should we automatically add the ^ and $ anchors to the regex to make it an exact match?

Optional ReadonlycallTargets

callTargets?: CallTargets

Call targets the function may have. This defaults to CallTargets#Any. Request this specifically to gain all call targets we can resolve.

Optional ReadonlyfileFilter

fileFilter?: FileFilter<RegexType>

Filter that, when set, a node's file attribute must match to be considered

Optional ReadonlyincludeAliases

includeAliases?: boolean

Consider a case like f <- function_of_interest, do you want uses of f to be included in the results?

Optional Readonlykind

kind?: string

kind may be a step or anything that you attach to the call, this can be used to group calls together (e.g., linking ggplot to visualize). Defaults to .

Optional Readonlysubkind

subkind?: string

subkinds are used to uniquely identify the respective call type when grouping the output (e.g., the normalized name, linking ggplot to plot). Defaults to .

Readonlytype

type: "call-context"

used to select the query type :)

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