Support for parser for blade component attributes #344
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From laravel/vs-code-php-parser-cli#13:
This PR adds support for parser for blade component attributes. Every attribute with a function supported by the extension has a link to the target file.
Before:
After:
Works with and without blade prefix/suffix statements.
Most of the logic is in the laravel/vs-code-php-parser-cli#13 but for proper display of values in hover, we need to change the calculation of
linkRangeto exclude double quote from the attribute:linkRange should return range of:
'example.label'not:
"{{ trans('example.label') }}"This PR adds an additional
negative lookbehindfor the regex to fix this issue.Fixes #370, #452