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Use same argument for nvim_get_runtime_file for base language
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Some treesitter grammars just extend another treesitter grammar.
This enables us to use the C queries also for C++.
We only need to put additional queries in the C++ files.
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features:
- node_movement is moving between scopes.
- add selection initialization from normal mode
- add a decremental selection
improvements:
- attach to buffer to run tree parsing on change
- run state update on CursorMoved
- the buffer state is:
```
{
cursor_pos = { row=row, col=col },
current_node = node_under_cursor,
selection = {
range = nil, -- activates when starting a selection
nodes = {} -- filling up when starting an incremental selection
},
parser = parser, -- parser for current buffer
}
```
- refacto all the modules reliant on parsing the tree, update the current nodes, get the current nodes...
fixes:
- fix has_parser to look for .so libraries
- fix should select the whole file when selection root in selection
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The `parsers` module manages parsers for us, for now only in a really
basic way.
iter_prepared_mathes iters on an enhanced versions of the matches, where
captures are directly accessible via their names to allow things like :
((itentifier) @def.first (identifier) @def.last)
To be handled like this in lua:
match.def.first
match.def.last
Also adds a `set!` predicate to allow setting data within the prepared
match (see queries/lua/locals.scm) for examples.
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