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#include <URI.h>
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URI (llvm::StringRef Scheme, llvm::StringRef Authority, llvm::StringRef Body) | |
llvm::StringRef | scheme () const |
Returns decoded scheme e.g. "https". | |
llvm::StringRef | authority () const |
Returns decoded authority e.g. "reviews.lvm.org". | |
llvm::StringRef | body () const |
Returns decoded body e.g. "/D41946". | |
std::string | toString () const |
Returns a string URI with all components percent-encoded. | |
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static llvm::Expected< URI > | create (llvm::StringRef AbsolutePath, llvm::StringRef Scheme) |
static URI | create (llvm::StringRef AbsolutePath) |
static URI | createFile (llvm::StringRef AbsolutePath) |
This creates a file:// URI for AbsolutePath . The path must be absolute. | |
static llvm::Expected< URI > | parse (llvm::StringRef Uri) |
static llvm::Expected< std::string > | resolve (const URI &U, llvm::StringRef HintPath="") |
static llvm::Expected< std::string > | resolve (llvm::StringRef FileURI, llvm::StringRef HintPath="") |
Same as above, in addition it parses the FileURI using URI::parse. | |
static llvm::Expected< std::string > | resolvePath (llvm::StringRef AbsPath, llvm::StringRef HintPath="") |
static llvm::Expected< std::string > | includeSpelling (const URI &U) |
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bool | operator== (const URI &LHS, const URI &RHS) |
bool | operator< (const URI &LHS, const URI &RHS) |
A URI describes the location of a source file. In the simplest case, this is a "file" URI that directly encodes the absolute path to a file. More abstract cases are possible: a shared index service might expose repo:// URIs that are relative to the source control root.
Clangd handles URIs of the form <scheme>:[//<authority>]<body>. It doesn't further split the authority or body into constituent parts (e.g. query strings is included in the body).
lspserver::URI::URI | ( | llvm::StringRef | Scheme, |
llvm::StringRef | Authority, | ||
llvm::StringRef | Body ) |
Definition at line 150 of file URI.cpp.
References URI().
Referenced by create(), createFile(), includeSpelling(), operator<, operator==, parse(), resolve(), and URI().
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Definition at line 216 of file URI.cpp.
References createFile(), and URI().
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Creates a URI for a file in the given scheme. Scheme
must be registered. The URI is percent-encoded.
Definition at line 206 of file URI.cpp.
References lspserver::error().
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Gets the preferred spelling of this file for #include, if there is one, e.g. <system_header.h>, "path/to/x.h".
This allows URI schemas to provide their customized include paths.
Returns an empty string if normal include-shortening based on the absolute path should be used. Fails if the URI is not valid in the schema.
Definition at line 270 of file URI.cpp.
References URI().
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Parse a URI string "<scheme>:[//<authority>/]<path>". Percent-encoded characters in the URI will be decoded.
Definition at line 174 of file URI.cpp.
References lspserver::error(), and URI().
Referenced by lspserver::fromJSON(), and resolve().
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Resolves the absolute path of U
. If there is no matching scheme, or the URI is invalid in the scheme, this returns an error.
HintPath
A related path, such as the current file or working directory, which can help disambiguate when the same file exists in many workspaces.
Definition at line 242 of file URI.cpp.
References URI().
Referenced by lspserver::URIForFile::fromURI(), and resolve().
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Same as above, in addition it parses the FileURI
using URI::parse.
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Resolves AbsPath
into a canonical path of its URI, by converting AbsPath
to URI and resolving the URI to get th canonical path. This ensures that paths with the same URI are resolved into consistent file path.
Definition at line 250 of file URI.cpp.
Referenced by lspserver::URIForFile::canonicalize().
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std::string lspserver::URI::toString | ( | ) | const |
Returns a string URI with all components percent-encoded.
Definition at line 158 of file URI.cpp.
Referenced by lspserver::URIForFile::uri().