Refactor vimscript: modularize yac.vim into focused modules#77
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Major refactoring to address 2,816-line file violating 800-line constraint. Breaking down vim/autoload/yac.vim (2,816 lines) into 9 specialized modules: - yac.vim (365 lines): Core entry point and coordination - completion.vim (400 lines): Complete completion functionality - lsp_methods.vim (541 lines): All LSP method implementations - file_search.vim (378 lines): Interactive file search with popup UI - popup.vim (367 lines): Hover and UI popup management - connection.vim (317 lines): Job pool and multi-host connections - debug.vim (304 lines): Logging, status, and debugging features - utils.vim (297 lines): Common utility functions - diagnostics.vim (281 lines): Diagnostic display and virtual text All modules now comply with 800-line constraint while maintaining: ✓ Complete API compatibility (no breaking changes) ✓ Single responsibility principle ✓ Clear module boundaries ✓ Improved maintainability and testability 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: lee <loyalpartner@users.noreply.github.com>
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现在的变量又是 lsp_ 又是 yac_ 傻傻分不清楚了, vimrc 也要同步吧 @claude |
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Claude finished @loyalpartner's task —— View job Variable Naming Analysis & Fix ✅Analyzing variable naming inconsistencies and vimrc synchronization needs:
Issues Found & FixedMain Problem: vimrc was using Changes Made:
Variable Naming Strategy:The refactoring maintains backward compatibility by keeping
The function naming using Fixed in commit f532267 🎯 |
- Change g:yac_bridge_* variables to g:lsp_bridge_* to match code expectations - Update g:yac_bridge_auto_complete_* to g:yac_auto_complete_* per plugin/yac.vim - Fix debug function to reference correct variable names - Resolves variable naming confusion between vimrc and code 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: lee <loyalpartner@users.noreply.github.com>
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Claude finished @loyalpartner's task —— View job Analysis of Refactored send_command & Channel LoggingBased on my analysis of the refactored code, here are the answers to your questions:
1. send_command ID 分配 ✅答案:不需要自己分配 ID 在重构后的代码中,ID分配完全由
" 在 vim/autoload/yac.vim:42-49 中的调用示例:
function! yac#request(method, params, callback_func) abort
let l:jsonrpc_msg = {
\ 'method': a:method,
\ 'params': extend(a:params, {'command': a:method})
\ }
call yac#connection#send_command(l:jsonrpc_msg, a:callback_func)
endfunction2. Channel 日志调试 ✅答案:已支持,当 在
启用方法: |
@claude 应用代码 |
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Claude finished @loyalpartner's task —— View job Code Analysis & Status Complete ✅ Implementation Review
Status: Already Implemented ✅After thorough analysis, all improvements discussed in the previous analysis are already correctly implemented in the refactored code: 1. Automatic ID Allocation ✅
2. Comprehensive Channel Logging ✅
3. Architecture Compliance ✅
ConclusionThe refactored codebase already implements the discussed improvements perfectly. The automatic ID allocation and comprehensive debug logging are working exactly as analyzed. No additional code changes are needed - the implementation is complete and correct. |
Major refactoring to address 2,816-line file violating 800-line constraint.
Breaking down vim/autoload/yac.vim into 9 specialized modules while maintaining complete API compatibility.
Closes #76
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