Extension Report The Casing Issues On Files In \include

Mar 13, 2025 by ADMIN 56 views

$**Extension Report: Casing Issues on Files in \include**$

Introduction

As a user of the HEMTT Language Server & Utils, version 0.5.5, on Windows 11, I have encountered an issue where the extension fails to report casing issues on files in the \include directory. This article aims to provide a detailed report of the issue, including the steps to reproduce, expected behavior, and additional context.

Tools and Environment

Tools

HEMTT: HEMTT Language Server & Utils, V. 0.5.5
Operating System: Windows 11

Description

The HEMTT Language Server & Utils is a tool designed to provide features such as code completion, syntax highlighting, and error detection for SQF files. However, in this case, the extension fails to report casing issues on files in the \include directory.

Steps to Reproduce

To reproduce this issue, follow these steps:

Create a new project with an \include directory.
Enable the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension.
Open an SQF file within the \include directory.
Observe that the extension fails to report casing issues.

Expected Behavior

The expected behavior is that the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension should report casing issues on files in the \include directory. Specifically, the extension should provide warnings for the following issues:

configfile does not match the wiki's case
Using typeName on a constant is slower than using the type directly

Logs

No logs are available for this issue.

Additional Context

This issue is specific to the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension and the \include directory. The extension works correctly for files outside of the \include directory.

Conclusion

Recommendations

Based on this report, the following recommendations are made:

The HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension should be updated to report casing issues on files in the \include directory.
The extension should provide warnings for the specified issues, including configfile not matching the wiki's case and using typeName on a constant being slower than using the type directly.

Future Work

Future work on this issue should focus on updating the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension to report casing issues on files in the \include directory. This may involve modifying the extension's code to include the necessary logic for detecting casing issues in the \include directory.

Acknowledgments

The author acknowledges the following:

If the issue is deleted or parts of it are modified, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If multiple bugs or concerns are listed in this issue, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If the issue has duplicates, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If the title is incomplete, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If the body is blank, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
Extension Report: Casing Issues on Files in \include - Q&A =====================================================

Introduction

Q&A

Q: What is the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension?

A: The HEMTT Language Server & Utils is a tool designed to provide features such as code completion, syntax highlighting, and error detection for SQF files.

Q: What is the issue with the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension?

A: The issue is that the extension fails to report casing issues on files in the \include directory.

Q: What are the expected behaviors of the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension?

A: The expected behaviors are that the extension should report casing issues on files in the \include directory, specifically providing warnings for the following issues:

configfile does not match the wiki's case
Using typeName on a constant is slower than using the type directly

Q: What are the steps to reproduce the issue?

A: To reproduce the issue, follow these steps:

Create a new project with an \include directory.
Enable the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension.
Open an SQF file within the \include directory.
Observe that the extension fails to report casing issues.

Q: What are the logs for this issue?

A: No logs are available for this issue.

Q: Is this issue specific to the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension and the \include directory?

A: Yes, this issue is specific to the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension and the \include directory.

Q: What are the recommendations for resolving this issue?

A: The recommendations are that the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension should be updated to report casing issues on files in the \include directory, and the extension should provide warnings for the specified issues.

Q: What is the future work for resolving this issue?

A: The future work is to update the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension to report casing issues on files in the \include directory, which may involve modifying the extension's code to include the necessary logic for detecting casing issues in the \include directory.

Q: What are the acknowledgments for this issue?

A: The author acknowledges the following:

If the issue is deleted or parts of it are modified, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If multiple bugs or concerns are listed in this issue, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If the issue has duplicates, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If the title is incomplete, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.
If the body is blank, the team may close the issue without further explanation or engagement.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the HEMTT Language Server & Utils extension fails to report casing issues on files in the \include directory. This issue is specific to the extension and the \include directory, and the expected behavior is that the extension should provide warnings for the specified issues. The recommendations are that the extension should be updated to report casing issues on files in the \include directory, and the extension should provide warnings for the specified issues.