Find References and Jump to Definition

[MrStevns]

Hi Thanks for making this :)

Is the BSP setup supposed to make those features work too? The basic LSP features like seeing variables definitions, documentation, code completion and the like works but I haven't been able to get "find references" and jump to definition to work. I get no results or no references found.

Are those features also supposed to work? if not, is it possible to make it work through BSP and what would it take? I have little knowledge about LSP and BSP but I am more than happy to help if it's possible.

If it helps... I am on mac os 12 and my editor is Sublime Text 4.

[SolaWing]

as sourcekit-lsp says:

SourceKit-LSP uses a global index called IndexStoreDB to provide features that cross file or module boundaries, such as jump-to-definition or find-references. To efficiently create an index of your source code we use a technique called "indexing while building". When the project is compiled for debugging using swift build, the compiler (swiftc or clang) automatically produces additional raw index data that is read by our indexer. Producing this information during compilation saves work and ensures that any time the project is built the index is updated and fully accurate.

to make cross file jump or references to work, we need to provide the same indexstoredb. and the only place for BSP to provide this information is in build_initialize. we need to extract the correct xcode indexstoredb path to build_initialize.

When I have time, I will further test to see if I can achieve this feature

[MrStevns]

Ah I see, well in that case.. it should be a question of extracting the indexStorePath from the .compile file right? it's provided via the index-store-path param or is there more to it?

I will investigate and try some things later today.

[SolaWing]

@MrStevns newest version will record indexStorePath and use it when build_initialize this should ok if you won't cross workspace. please see the changed readme

[suckerSlayer]

Recently I have been back on iOS development, and use XBS for a practical development. Since XBS can parse the Xcode building log and make the sourcekit-lsp support code completion, which is great but while the "go to reference" malfunction from time to time. After several days research the native "swift build and generate .build to" way, I found it only function well when I have to manually pass many paramaters like the reference paths for iOS sdk and modules generated in Xcode with CocoaPods, and I also have to copy the Index Data from the Xcode development folders to the .build folder, which drives me crazy. Until I check this and found this update, and it works perfectly and solve my pain point accurately, thanks.

[suckerSlayer]

Oh it's just short fot your xcode build server, I have tried since last year, as I say it's the most perfect solution for xcode project by now.

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@suckerSlayer glad to help you. I am curious what is XBS. before I make this solution, I didn't find any solution work with xcode.

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