Plsql and Javascript not contains label "in"

[elkin5]

Description

When I realize a search in a java file the result expose label "in", but, when I realize a search in a plsql file the result don`t expose label "in"

e.g:

• I realize a search in a java file:

• I realize a search in a plsql file:

• Although the results are in a function or procedure:

The same happens for javascript !!

[vladak]

If this is a file with PLSQL I wonder if it has been indexed as such. I am asking because the PLSQL analyzer does not have the .PKG suffix listed there: https://github.com/oracle/opengrok/blob/4271459588af01aec552b5c4cb65a11274783a3b/opengrok-indexer/src/main/java/org/opengrok/indexer/analysis/sql/PLSQLAnalyzerFactory.java#L32-L39

and I do not see it listed in other analyzers either:

# /jdk/openjdk11/bin/java -jar /opengrok/dist/lib/opengrok.jar -h guru | grep -i pkg
Mar 16, 2021 5:50:25 PM org.opengrok.indexer.index.Indexer parseOptions
INFO: Indexer options: [-h, guru]
#

This is with 1.6.3. Unless you are running the indexer with -A, --analyzer to assign the .PKG suffix to PLSQL analyzer the file will be likely indexed as plain text file. The indexer logs will tell you more. What happens if you search for the frfGetChildAddrId as definition ?

[elkin5]

• Yes, the .pkg file is indexed as plsql, it was added to the indexer -A .pkg: PLSQL
• Searching for frfGetChildAddrId in the definitions finds result

[elkin5]

Do you explain me how add this info to Opengrok?

[tarzanek]

hmm, this should be possible with having the -A to add ctags definitions besides analyzer detection(which just does highlight/lexical analysis but ctags do semantics) there was a bug for improving option -A (and I think part of above got ev. fixed that ctags will detect semantics even for stuff added manually with -A)

[tarzanek]

hmm, so just highlighter needs to acknowledge -A too?

[vladak]

First thing I'd check is scope of the function definition.

[elkin5]

It is not a problem that has to do with the -A option, it is a general problem, I have tested the languages: plsql, javascript, typescript, java and csharp and so far the label in is only available for csharp and java, there is no other that allows me to identify the context of a search.

I was seeing that they had csharp and java in common and that they had different with respect to Plsql and Javascript and the first thing that I find different is the definition of the .lex files

[elkin5]

If you want I can attach a screenshot of all the languages that I have tried

[elkin5]

I need to know documentation of the architecture to see if I can help in this problem, is there a link where I show the architecture of the indexer?