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Hi! I am new to tree-sitter queries, and I am trying to capture the code placed between two comments. For example, with the following file: # A comment that should be markdown.
# #retest
println("Second cell!")
function foo(arguments)
end
# Another comment that is markdown. [test](https://klafyvel.me)I would like to capture the following code under println("Second cell!")
function foo(arguments)
endThe Julia parser gives the following tree: So I wrote the following query: However, this captures individually each statement between comments as I am obviously doing something wrong here, but I do not understand what. How can I write my query correctly? |
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That is impossible with queries, I'm afraid. You can only capture nodes, not "stuff between nodes". You'll have to fake it using |
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I see, thanks! Can you explain why the |
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No, because that depends on the implementation, not the queries themselves. |
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That is impossible with queries, I'm afraid. You can only capture nodes, not "stuff between nodes". You'll have to fake it using
metadata.