For #433. Closes #483. Closes #484. Closes #485. General overview: - Indexing happens on each parse, so with the current LS, every file in the workspace gets indexed. This will need to be reworked. - All symbol queries go to the index, I have not yet approached #486. - I do some extra heuristics to highlight some of the more interesting symbols, namely: - `__init__` in a `class` will be marked as a constructor. - Functions annotated with a property decorator are given the kind `Property`. - Functions that fit the pattern `__.*__` are given the kind `Operator`. - Other functions in a class are given the kind `Method`. - Variables that look like `UPPERCASE_UNDERSCORE_123` at the top level or directly inside a class are given the kind `Constant`. - Any parse updates the index. I don't do any version management other than to look up the AST on the parse complete event. - VS-specific "functionKind" is preserved. Things to do in future PRs: - Fallback to analysis when it's present. I left all of the functions previously used there. - Using the import system to answer the question "is this thing being imported a module or not", probably augmented/modified outside the indexer. - Parse version management. - Asynchronous behavior (switching the dictionary to be a map from `Uri` to `TaskCompletionSource<HierarchicalSymbol>`).

Query symbol index for document symbols if analysis on document is not complete #486

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jakebailey commented on Feb 14, 2019

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