[Gambas-user] List al the classes and symbols

[Martin]

El 27/6/22 a las 22:06, Benoit Minisini escribió:
> The syntax is not documented, because it's not a public API (I may have 
> to change it unexpectedly for something different or better).
> But it can easily be guessed.

I use this code for that:

Public Function GInfo() As Collection

   Dim sInfoPath As String = "/usr/share/gambas3/info"
   Dim sFile As String
   Dim sComponent As String
   Dim cData As New Collection
   Dim aParts As String[]
   Dim aRaw As String[]
   Dim aLines As New String[]
   Dim sClass As String
   Dim sClass2 As String
   Dim sClass3 As String
   Dim i As Integer
   Dim x As Integer
   Dim cProp As New Collection
   Dim cTmp As New Collection
   Dim sLine As String
   Dim aRaw2 As String[]
   Dim sRaw As String

   aFiles = Dir(sInfoPath, "*.info").Sort()

   For Each sFile In aFiles
     sComponent = Left(sFile, -5)
     aRaw = Split(File.Load(sInfoPath &/ sFile), "\n")
     For Each sLine In aRaw
       If Left(sLine) <> "'" Then
         aLines.Add(sLine)
       Endif
     Next
     sRaw = aLines.Join("\n")
     aRaw.Clear
     aParts = Split(sRaw, "#")
     For i = 0 To aParts.Max
       If aParts[i] <> "" Then
         aRaw2 = Split(aParts[i], "\n")
         aLines.Clear
         For Each sLine In aRaw2
           If Left(sLine) <> "'" Then
             aLines.Add(sLine)
           Endif
         Next
         sClass = aLines[0]
         sClass2 = aLines[1]
         sClass3 = aLines[2]
         For x = 3 To aLines.Max - 4 Step 4
           If aLines[x] <> "" Then
             cProp.Add(aLines[x], "Name")
             cProp.Add(aLines[x + 1], "Kind")
             cProp.Add(aLines[x + 2], "Type")
             cTmp.Add(cProp.Copy(), aLines[x])
             cProp.Clear
           Endif
         Next
         cData.Add(["Name": sClass, "Component": sComponent, "Symbols": 
cTmp.Copy()], sComponent & "#" & sClass)
         cTmp.Clear
       Endif
     Next

   Next

   Return cData

End

> But at the moment I don't know why listing all Gambas classes is needed 
> by Martin.

I can think of two ways, one is that the loaded components can be 
"unloaded" and the other is to make a program with minimal components 
that through an external list and an external log also, load a single 
component each time it is executed and then finished, cron or another 
gambas program can run the script every so often.
I'm going to try the second idea.
Martin.