IDE:
Rewrite AnalyzerFacade and implementations for JS and JVM to support creating separate analyzers for each module
Introduce ModuleInfo which is an intermediate entity between configuration (tests or idea modules) and ModuleDescriptor
Implement IdeaModuleInfos which represent IDEA modules, sdks and libraries
Add (somewhat thin) test checking their behaviour
Implement getModuleInfo() - utility to obtain IdeaModuleInfo for PsiElement
Drop Project.getLazyResolveSession() - not possible to obtain resolve session for the whole project any more
Adjust JavaResolveExtension accordingly
KotlinSignature Intention/Marker - make sure that analyzed element is cls element (he's not in resolve scope otherwise)
LightClasses:
Create separate package light classes for each module
Java code can only reference light class from the first module among it's dependencies
Duplicate jvm signature is only reported on package declarations inside one module
Injectors:
Receive GlobalSearchScope as paramer for VirtualFileFinder and JavaClassFinder
which allows to narrow analyzer scope
JDR:
Introduce ModuleClassResolver resolves java classes in correct java descriptor resolver (corresponding ModuleDescriptor)
Add test checking that java classes belong to correct module
Debugger:
Provide context to analyze files created by debugger in
Converter:
Postprocessor now needs a context to analyze resulting code in
JetPsiFactory:
Add verification that files created by psi factory are not analyzed without context (that is almost never a good idea)
Other:
Use new API in various tests, utilities, run configuration producers and builtin serializers
Various "TODO: (module refactoring)" which mark the unfinished parts
This keeps behaviour consistent in rare cases when JavaClass can be found but not resolved
As of now this can happen in IDE if we take PsiClass from index but file structure is wrong so we can't resolve the class
Add test which documents this case
These tests check that that complex references (var p by delegate, for in collection, array[index]) are resolved correctly when target descriptors have type parameters
See 41f9dcba91
#KT-4505 Fixed
Pavel V. Talanov