Module analysis 

Structs

AnalysisResult

Result of running scope building and validation.

AnalyzeOptions

Options for running analysis (single entry point for program or document).

ClassDeclInfo

Info extracted from a NodeClassDecl (name and optional super class).

FunctionDeclInfo

Info extracted from a NodeFunctionDecl (name and parameter counts).

Scope

Single scope: variables and optional main-only data.

ScopeBuilder

Builds scope tree by walking the syntax tree; maintains a stack of scope IDs. Records the sequence of scope IDs pushed (in walk order) so Validator can use the same IDs.

ScopeId

Identifies a scope in the scope store (used for parent chain).

ScopeStore

Store for all scopes; root is at index 0.

SigMeta

Documentation and complexity metadata for a root function or global (from .sig).

TypeChecker

Tracks inferred types and runs arity checks. Runs after scope building and validation.

Validator

Collects diagnostics and maintains scope stack (replaying scope structure from first pass). Uses the same scope ID sequence as ScopeBuilder so resolve() looks up the correct scope.

VarDeclInfo

Info extracted from a NodeVarDecl (var/global/const/let or typed).

VariableInfo

Variable binding: local, global, or parameter.

Enums

AnalysisError

Error codes for semantic validation (mirroring leekscript-java Error enum).

MemberVisibility

Visibility of a class member. Properties and methods are public by default when no modifier is given.

ResolvedSymbol

ScopeKind

Kind of a scope block (determines what can be declared and how lookup works).

TypeExprResult

Result of parsing a type expression: either a type or an error span.

VarDeclKind

Declaration kind for a variable declaration node.

VariableKind

Functions

analyze

Build scope from the tree and run validation. Returns diagnostics and the scope store.

analyze_with_include_tree

Analyze the main file of an include tree: seed scope from included files and signatures, then analyze the main AST.

analyze_with_options

Run analysis with the given options. Dispatches to analyze, analyze_with_signatures, or analyze_with_include_tree as appropriate.

analyze_with_signatures

Analyze the program with the root scope pre-seeded from signature files (e.g. stdlib constants and functions). This allows references to global constants and built-in functions to resolve without errors. Also seeds built-in type/class names (e.g. Class, bool) so that common LeekScript code validates.

binary_expr_rhs

Returns the right-hand side expression of a NodeBinaryExpr. Prefers the named field “rhs” when present; otherwise uses the last node child. When the grammar labels RHS, it may wrap it in NodeExpr; we unwrap so the returned node is the inner expression.

build_scope_extents

Build list of (ScopeId, extent) where extent is (start_byte, end_byte). Root scope (ScopeId(0)) is always first with extent (0, source_len). Remaining entries are in walk order, matching scope_id_sequence.

call_argument_count

Number of argument expressions in a NodeCallExpr. Used for type inference so the call is inferred as the function’s return type. The grammar uses lparen, optional(expr, zero_or_more(comma, expr)), rparen; the optional may be one node (with 0, 1, or more children) or optional + zero_or_more as siblings.

call_argument_node

Returns the syntax node for the i-th argument expression of a NodeCallExpr (0-based), for error spans.

class_decl_info

Returns class name and optional super class from a NodeClassDecl.

class_field_info

Field name, optional declared type, and whether it’s static from a NodeClassField. Returns (name, type, is_static) where type is None if the field has no type annotation.

class_member_visibility

Visibility of a class member from the preceding modifier. Public by default when no modifier. The modifier that applies is the last visibility keyword before this member that is not “consumed” by another member (i.e. no other member’s range contains that keyword).

complexity_display_string

Display string for complexity code 1–13 from .sig @complexity N.

find_type_expr_child

Find a child node of parent that is NodeTypeExpr (for var decl, param, etc.).

function_decl_info

Returns name and parameter counts from a NodeFunctionDecl. For default parameters, min_arity is the number of required params; max_arity is total.

member_expr_member_name

Returns the member name (identifier after the dot) from a NodeMemberExpr.

member_expr_receiver_name

Returns the receiver name (identifier or keyword before the dot) from a NodeMemberExpr. For Cell.getCell returns Some("Cell"), for this.update returns Some("this").

param_name

Parameter name and span from a NodeParam (for scope building).

parse_type_expr

Parse a NodeTypeExpr node into a Type. Works for both program and signature grammar.

primary_expr_new_constructor

If this primary is a new ClassName(...) constructor call, returns Some((class_name, num_args)).

primary_expr_resolvable_name

Name to use for type/scope resolution from a primary expr: identifier, or “this”/“super” when the single token is the corresponding keyword (class methods don’t use the function keyword).

scope_at_offset

Find the innermost scope containing the given byte offset. When extents is empty (e.g. partial state), returns root scope ID so the LSP never panics.

seed_scope_from_program

Seed the root scope from a program AST (top-level classes, functions, globals only). Also registers class fields and methods so member access (e.g. myCell.x) infers types. Used when building scope from included files so the main file sees their declarations.

seed_scope_from_signatures

Seed the root scope from parsed signature file(s). Each element of signature_roots should be the root node returned by parse_signatures() (may be a wrapper or NodeSigFile).

var_decl_info

Returns the declaration kind and name from a NodeVarDecl. For “var x”, “global T x”: name is the first identifier after the keyword. For typed form “Array arr” or “integer? y”: name is the last identifier before “=” (type names come first).

Type Aliases

TypeMapKey

Key for type map: (span.start, span.end) for exact span lookup.