Interface: TargetScope
processTargets/modifiers/scopeHandlers/scope.types.TargetScope
Represents a scope, which is a specific instantiation of a scope type, eg a specific function, or a specific line or range of lines. Contains getTarget, which represents the actual scope, as well as domain, which represents the range within which the given scope is canonical. For example, a scope representing the type of a parameter will have the entire parameter as its domain, so that one can say "take type" from anywhere within the parameter.
Properties
domain
• Readonly domain: Range
The domain within which this scope is considered the canonical instance of
this scope type. For example, if the scope type represents a key in a
key-value pair, then the pair would be the domain, so that "take key"
works from anywhere within the given pair.
Most scopes will have a domain that is just the content range or removal range of the scope.
For an iteration scope, indicates the domain within which this iteration scope is considered the canonical iteration scope for the given scope type. For example, if the scope type is function, then the domain might be a class, so that "take every funk" works from anywhere within the given class.
Defined in
processTargets/modifiers/scopeHandlers/scope.types.ts:33
editor
• Readonly editor: TextEditor
The text editor containing domain.
Defined in
processTargets/modifiers/scopeHandlers/scope.types.ts:17
Methods
getTarget
▸ getTarget(isReversed): Target
The target corresponding to this scope.
Parameters
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
isReversed | boolean |
Returns
Defined in
processTargets/modifiers/scopeHandlers/scope.types.ts:38