Help topic provider with doc #601
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CC @lionel- too, just as an FYI since we've talked about this in the past a bit |
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* Add new help topic provider for Quarto files * Fix up return * Help topic provider with doc (#601) * More usefully define `withVirtualDocUri()` * Use `withVirtualDocUri()` in `provideHelpTopic()` * Use new version of `withVirtualDocUri()` for statement range provider as well * Update changelog --------- Co-authored-by: Davis Vaughan <[email protected]>
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Branched from #599
@juliasilge what do you think about this?
withVirtualDocUri()is now in charge of both:virtualDocUri()This prevents any kind of leakage of temp files from occurring.
After this we should try and go back and use
withVirtualDocUri()instead ofvirtualDocUri()everywhere and then makevirtualDocUri()private.withVirtualDocUri()could also provide an error hook if a user needs to control the} catch (error) {case too, but I'd only add that later on if it turns out we need it.