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MAN this feature is in demand!
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@duaraghav8 Many thanks, I will update it today and let you know. And yes indentation formatting seems rather complex.
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I see now that @lew made a Pull Request just two days ago:
#56
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Great @juanfranblanco! Thanks for your work on this & Nethereum :)
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@duaraghav8 Thanks, if you are getting developers, they will do a much better job than me. The implementation (whilst rudimentary) is already there to trigger it, I won't just mention it yet.
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@juanfranblanco yep I saw it, tested on my local, couldn't reproduce the issue (solium 1.1.6).
@elie222 would you mind producing your whole code here?
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emit
just needs to be added as a keyword in the following line https://github.com/juanfranblanco/vscode-solidity/blob/master/syntaxes/solidity.json#L76
@rrickdar do you want to have a go at doing a Pull Request for this change?
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it doesn't resolves a problem for me... just change a color of emit from white to purple and I got:
Syntax error: Expected "!=", "%", "%=", "&", "&&", "&=", "", "=", "+", "++", "+=", ",", "-", "--", "-=", "/", "/*", "/=", ";", "<", "<<", "<<=", "<=", "=", "==", ">", ">=", ">>", ">>=", ">>>", "?", "^", "^=", "|", "|=", "||", comment, end of line, or whitespace but "(" found.
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I think this was the problem
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@ImmuneGit , updating npm packages solium
to v1.5.5. and solparse
to v2.2.4 solves the issue
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As mentioned by @duaraghav8 in #duaraghav8/Ethlint#177, the fix will be added in the new version of Solium
, i.e the Solparse
dependency where support for emit
was recently added in v2.2.4 will be updated.
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Hey guys,
@rrickdar is correct, the latest solparse release 2.2.4
contains support for emit
. But the latest Solium release 1.1.5
contains solparse 2.2.3
. I have limited knowledge of VSCode extensions. If there is a trivial way for you to update just solparse for vscode-solidity, it will solve your problem instantly.
But if that's not the case, kindly wait for 3-4 days. I'm working on a few issues in solium and will be making a new release with the updated parser.
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Updating solparse to 2.2.4
alone didn't help, rather update combination of solium 1.1.5
plus solparse 2.2.4
with a bit of manual modification of package-lock.json
worked perfectly.
Thanks everyone in this thread!
Afterword: of course, step 1 before any updates is to edit line 76 in syntaxes/solidity.json as mentioned by @naddison36 and @lew
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^Thanks, I think you'd have to do that if the extension by default uses solium v0.
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@rrickdar @duaraghav8 I have updated the extension to both the latest and works like a charm thanks and merged that pull request too.
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@duaraghav8 BTW many thanks for Solium :)
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@duaraghav8 I think I spoken too soon ?
But if don't use emit I don't get an error I get a warning, which is the correct behaviour
It was not reported yesterday as the message format has changed (other issue)
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@juanfranblanco actually this isn't unexpected. Vscode Solidity uses the latest version of Solparse (2.2.4) which has support for emit.
But this error came from Solium. The latest version of it (1.1.5) contains solparse 2.2.3 as an internal dependency, which does not have support for emit. So when Solium tries to lint your solidity code, it doesn't recognise emit
because it uses its internal solparse which doesn't support emit.
This isn't your fault. I'll be releasing the next version of solium in a day or 2 which will contain latest solparse as internal dep. So all you need to do is update vscode-solidity's solium version to 1.1.6 when I ping you (on this thread or gitter channel?).
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@duaraghav8 Excellent thanks, I am getting notifications too now. :)
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Note: Notifications from Github. I had problems.
@duaraghav8 I have added autofix to the extension for the current document using Solium. I had a look at the indentation rules to implement fixing based on the "Quotes" one, but true, no idea where to start.
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ah! The indentation rule is the longest (and most spaghetti!) code I've written in Solium. I wouldn't be surprised if somebody got lost trying to read it.
I'd recommend you don't implement indent's fix right now. Its on priority since manually fixing indents is obviously very painful. I plan to get 2-3 devs on board now that we have a little help from ethereum grants who'll refactor and implement all the missing fixes.
Nevertheless, if you'd still like to give it a shot, this section will help you understand how a rule is implemented in solium and contains info about implementing fix. From there, I'll help clarify all your doubts.
The list of rules currently providing autofix can be found here
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Referencing #18
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@duaraghav8 Mainly because right now linting for 0.4.21 fails for me, so I can't actually use emit
and have to ignore the warning that I need to add it, otherwise the linter just stops on the first use of emit
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@DanielRX he was referring to the formatting, he mentioned he will be releasing the fix related to the emit soon.
And yes, the workaround is to ignore the warning for the time being. Good point you mention it.
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@juanfranblanco Apologies, is there anyway I can edit the deps myself so that I can have solium run with the latest solparse just as a bootstrap so I can avoid forgetting to readd emits?
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well another option is to modify the package file of solium.
" "dependencies": {
"ajv": "^5.2.2",
"chokidar": "^1.6.0",
"colors": "^1.1.2",
"commander": "^2.9.0",
"js-string-escape": "^1.0.1",
"lodash": "^4.14.2",
"sol-digger": "0.0.2",
"sol-explore": "1.6.1",
"solium-plugin-security": "0.1.1",
"solparse": "2.2.4",
"text-table": "^0.2.0"
},"
But I cannot release this as the packaging resets all the package references. (Ill try again)
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Ok I have actually released a new version with the dependency hardcoded, test it and see how it goes @DanielRX
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@juanfranblanco I think it's working, now I just need to work out a nice way to edit my line endings when I swap windows <-> unix until that fix is out aha
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@juanfranblanco Solium 1.1.6 is now out and supports emit
. I haven't included support for automatic indentation formatting yet, turns out to be way more complex than I thought!
Let me know if you face any issues
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So I don't have problems with emit anymore, but I do have an issue when I use msg.sender on a line that has emit
in it:
ParserError: Expected token Semicolon got 'LParen'
emit Deposit(msg.sender, _amount, shares, totalShares);
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@duaraghav8 FYI ^^
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@elie222 I don't see any issues here:
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A bunch changed in my settings and the issue has gone away since then.
I think there may be some issues for users when using both this package and the extended version of the package together. I had some weird issues around linting and emit going on and had both packages installed.
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yes having the extended version has been validated to be a problem.
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