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LanguageCapabilityMatrix

garbage_code_hunter::signals

Struct LanguageCapabilityMatrix 

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pub struct LanguageCapabilityMatrix;
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Tracks which StyleSignals are detectable per language.

This matrix answers “Can we detect signal X in language Y?” through two paths:

  • supported_signals() — via classify_rule on issue rule names
  • direct_signals() — via SignalDetector (direct AST analysis)

All languages with a tree-sitter grammar currently support all 7 signals through the cross-language rules (deep-nesting, long-function, god-function, file-too-long, todo-comment, commented-code, dead-code, terrible-naming, single-letter-variable, meaningless-naming, hungarian-notation, abbreviation-abuse, magic-number, println-debugging). Language-specific rules add precision but don’t expand the signal set.

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impl LanguageCapabilityMatrix

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pub fn supported_signals(lang: Language) -> &'static [StyleSignal]

Returns StyleSignals that have at least one rule for this language.

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pub fn direct_signals(lang: Language) -> &'static [StyleSignal]

Returns signals that have a direct SignalDetector implementation.

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pub fn supports_signal(lang: Language, signal: StyleSignal) -> bool

Returns true if the given signal is detectable for this language.

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pub fn has_direct_detector(lang: Language, signal: StyleSignal) -> bool

Returns true if the given signal has a direct detector for this language.

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