tia-lsp.nvim/AGENTS.md

# AGENTS.md - SCL Language Server

A unified Neovim/LazyVim plugin for Siemens SCL language support providing LSP, linting, formatting, syntax highlighting, and auto-completion.

## Build/Lint/Test Commands

```bash
# LSP Server
make start                    # Start LSP server
make test                     # Run LSP in test mode
lua src/main.lua --test       # Direct test execution

# Tree-sitter Parser
tree-sitter generate          # Generate parser from grammar.js
tree-sitter test              # Run parser tests
tree-sitter parse <file.scl>  # Parse single SCL file

# Lua Linting
luacheck src/                 # Lint LSP server code
luacheck lua/scl/             # Lint plugin modules
```

## Project Structure

```
scl_lsp/
├── src/                     # LSP server (uses dofile)
│   ├── main.lua            # Entry point, JSON-RPC protocol
│   ├── parser.lua          # SCL parser
│   ├── diagnostics.lua     # Linter
│   ├── formatter.lua       # Document formatter
│   ├── treesitter.lua      # Tree-sitter integration
│   ├── plc_json.lua        # External UDT loading
│   └── json.lua            # JSON encoder/decoder
├── lua/scl/                 # Neovim plugin (uses require)
│   ├── init.lua            # Main plugin setup
│   ├── blink_cmp_source.lua
│   ├── udt_parser.lua      # UDT parser
│   ├── db_parser.lua       # Global DB parser
│   ├── fb_parser.lua       # Function Block parser
│   ├── variables.lua       # Variable extraction
│   ├── workspace_types.lua # Workspace scanning
│   ├── multiline_params.lua
│   ├── auto_prefix.lua
│   └── attr_toggle.lua       # Interactive attribute block toggle
├── queries/                 # Tree-sitter queries
│   ├── highlights.scm
│   ├── indents.scm
│   └── folds.scm
└── grammar.js               # Tree-sitter grammar
```

## Filetype Detection

The LSP requires the `scl` filetype to be set. Add to your Neovim config (e.g., `ftdetect/scl.vim`):

```vim
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.scl set filetype=scl
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.udt set filetype=scl
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.db set filetype=scl
```

This enables LSP features (completion, goto definition, hover, etc.) for all SCL-related file types.

## Code Style Guidelines

### Module Pattern
```lua
-- File header comment
local M = {}

-- Private cache
local cache = {}

function M.public_function()
end

local function private_function()
end

return M
```

### Naming Conventions
- Functions/variables: `snake_case` (e.g., `get_udt_members`)
- Constants: `UPPER_SNAKE_CASE` (e.g., `PROJECT_MARKERS`)
- Private functions: declare as `local function` before public functions
- Booleans: prefix with `is_`, `has_` (e.g., `is_udt`, `has_members`)

### Imports
- `lua/scl/` modules: use `require("scl.module_name")`
- `src/` modules: use `dofile(script_path .. "/module.lua")`
- External dependencies: wrap in `pcall()` for safety

### Code Formatting
- `lua/scl/`: 2 spaces indentation
- `src/`: tab-based indentation
- Max line length: 120 characters
- No trailing whitespace

### Parser Module API
All parser modules must implement:
- `parse_*_file(filepath)` - Parse and cache
- `parse_*_content(content, filename)` - Parse string
- `get_*(name)` - Get cached item
- `get_all_*_names()` - List all cached names
- `get_*_members(name)` - Get members/fields
- `is_*_type(name)` - Check if known type
- `clear_cache()` - Clear cached data
- `get_cache_count()` - Return cache size

### Cache Management
```lua
local cache = {}

function M.clear_cache()
  for k in pairs(cache) do
    cache[k] = nil
  end
end
```

## Lua Reserved Keywords

Cannot use reserved keywords as table keys directly:
```lua
-- WRONG: syntax error
local range = { start = pos1, end = pos2 }

-- CORRECT: bracket notation
local range = { start = pos1, ["end"] = pos2 }
```

Critical for LSP range objects with `end` field.

## Error Handling

### Return Pattern
```lua
function M.parse_file(filepath)
  local file = io.open(filepath, "r")
  if not file then
    return nil, "Cannot open file: " .. filepath
  end
  -- ... parse logic
  return result
end
```

### External Dependencies
```lua
local ok, module = pcall(require, "some_module")
if ok and module then
  module.do_something()
end
```

## Completion Triggers
- `#` - Local variables (after BEGIN)
- `.` - Member access (UDT/DB)
- `"` - Global DB names
- `(` - FB/Function parameters
- ` ` (space) - General completion

## Formatter Options

The formatter supports collapsing verbose attribute blocks:

```lua
-- Before formatting:
statCntrPartsIn{EXTERNALACCESSIBLE := 'false'; EXTERNALVISIBLE := 'false'} : Int;

-- After formatting:
statCntrPartsIn{...} : Int;
```

### Formatter Configuration
```lua
local options = {
  insertSpaces = false,
  tabSize = 1,
  collapseAttributes = false,  -- Disabled by default (see note below)
  collapsePatterns = {        -- Override default patterns
    "^%s*{%s*EXTERNAL",
    "^%s*{ S7_",
  },
  extendCollapsePatterns = {  -- Add custom patterns
    "^%s*{%s*CUSTOM",
  },
}
```

**Note:** `collapseAttributes` is disabled by default to preserve compatibility with the interactive toggle feature (`:SCLToggleAttrBlock`). When the formatter automatically collapses blocks, the original content is lost. To use both formatting and toggle:
1. Format with `:LspSCLFormat` (preserves original content)
2. Manually collapse with `:SCLCollapseAllAttrBlocks` (stores original content)
3. Now toggle/expand works correctly

### Default Collapse Patterns
- `^%s*{%s*EXTERNAL` - Variable attributes: `{EXTERNALACCESSIBLE := 'false'; ...}`
- `^%s*{ S7_` - Block attributes: `{ S7_Optimized_Access := 'TRUE' }`
- `^%s*{%s*%w+%s*:=` - Generic attributes with assignments

### Per-Variable Collapse Rules
Control collapsing per variable using rules (evaluated before global patterns):

```lua
local options = {
  collapseVariableRules = {
    -- Collapse attributes for variables starting with "stat"
    {
      variablePattern = "^stat",
      collapse = true,
    },
    -- Never collapse for "temp" prefix variables
    {
      variablePattern = "^temp",
      collapse = false,
    },
    -- Collapse only if both variable AND attribute match
    {
      variablePattern = "^config",
      attributePattern = "EXTERNAL",
      collapse = true,
    },
  },
}
```

**Rule properties:**
- `variablePattern` - Lua pattern to match variable name (optional)
- `attributePattern` - Lua pattern to match attribute content (optional)
- `collapse` - `true` to collapse to `{...}`, `false` to keep expanded

Rules are checked in order; first match wins.

## Commands

| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `:SCLShowVariables` | Show local variables |
| `:SCLShowWorkspaceTypes` | Show workspace types count |
| `:SCLRescanWorkspaceTypes` | Rescan workspace |
| `:SCLPrefixWord` | Prefix word with `#` |
| `:SCLMultilineParams` | Fill FB parameters |
| `:LspSCLFormat` | Format SCL file |
| `:SCLToggleAttrBlock` | Toggle attribute block under cursor |
| `:SCLExpandAllAttrBlocks` | Expand all `{...}` blocks in buffer |
| `:SCLCollapseAllAttrBlocks` | Collapse all matching attribute blocks |

## LSP Features

### Goto Declaration (`gD`)
The LSP supports goto declaration functionality for:
- **Functions** - Jump to function definition in `.scl` files
- **Function Blocks (FB)** - Jump to FB definition in `.scl` files
- **Data Blocks (DB)** - Jump to DB definition in `.scl` and `.db` files
- **User-Defined Types (UDT)** - Jump to type definition in `.scl` and `.udt` files

Usage: Place cursor on a variable or type name and press `gD` (or use LSP client command).

## Keybindings (SCL/UDT files)

### Attribute Block Toggle
Interactive expand/collapse of individual `{...}` blocks (uses `<Leader>x` prefix):

| Key | Mode | Description |
|-----|------|-------------|
| `<Leader>xa` | Normal/Insert | Toggle block under cursor |
| `<Leader>xae` | Normal | Expand all collapsed blocks |
| `<Leader>xac` | Normal | Collapse all attribute blocks |

**How it works:**
1. Place cursor inside any `{...}` block
2. Press `<Leader>xa` to toggle between collapsed `{...}` and expanded content
3. Original content is stored per-buffer and persists until buffer is closed
4. Works on both formatter-collapsed blocks and manually collapsed ones

### Other Keybindings

| Key | Mode | Description |
|-----|------|-------------|
| `<Leader>xa` | Normal/Insert | Toggle attribute block under cursor |
| `<Leader>xae` | Normal | Expand all attribute blocks |
| `<Leader>xac` | Normal | Collapse all attribute blocks |
| `<Space>mp` | Insert | Fill multiline FB parameters |
| `<Tab>` | Insert | Jump to next parameter or regular Tab |

Note: `<Leader>` is typically `\` (backslash) or `<Space>` depending on your configuration.

### Troubleshooting

**If commands or keybindings don't work:**

1. Check if setup() was called:
   ```lua
   :lua print(vim.inspect(require("scl_lsp")))
   ```

2. Verify commands exist:
   ```vim
   :command SCLToggleAttrBlock
   ```
   Should show the command definition.

3. Check for errors during setup:
   ```lua
   :lua require("scl_lsp").setup({})
   ```

4. Verify leader key:
   ```vim
   :echo mapleader
   ```
   If empty, your leader is `\` (backslash).

5. Manual test keybinding:
   ```vim
   :nmap <Leader>xa
   ```
   Should show the mapping.

### Attribute Toggle After Formatting

**Note:** After using `:LspSCLFormat`, all collapsed attribute blocks will be expanded and the toggle state is reset. This is because formatting changes line numbers and positions. You can collapse blocks again after formatting.

## Testing

Manual testing using: `~/dev/siemens/projects/scl_lang_support_lazyvim_ref_project`

Workflow:
1. Open `.scl` file in Neovim
2. Test LSP features (hover, completion, go-to-definition)
3. Verify diagnostics
4. Test formatting
5. Check workspace scanning

## LSP Implementation Notes

### Method Name Conversion
```lua
local method_name = message.method:gsub("/", "_")
local handler = handlers[method_name]
```

### Request vs Notification
```lua
if message.id then
  -- Request: send response
  return { id = message.id, result = result }
end
-- Notification: no response needed
```

### Script Path Pattern
```lua
local script_path = debug.getinfo(1, "S").source:gsub("^@", ""):match("(.*/)") or ""
if script_path == "" then
  script_path = "."
end
package.path = package.path .. ";" .. script_path .. "/?.lua"
```