lsp: Add clangd readonly token modifier to semantic token rules to highlight constant variables as constant#49065
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Do you have any plan to add language specific semantic_tokens.json in the future? @Veykril Btw, thanks for the incredible work. |
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Sorry for the late reply, for builtin languages we already have that, you can take a look at how rust does it, it has its own json rules file. So we can do the same clangd here |
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I changed the code to add this rule to c++ semantic rules file. |
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Clangd uses the "readonly" token modifier instead of "constant". Therefore, "readonly" should be mapped to highlight constant variables as constants.
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