Haxe Extension Debug Tools

This is a VSCode extension that exists solely to aid the development of the vshaxe extension.

Features

hxparser Syntax Tree Visualizer

The hxparser: Visualize commands opens a new editor to the side that displays the hxparser / parse tree for the current Haxe source file. Selecting tokens in the source will scroll to the appropriate position in the tree, and selecting tokens in the tree will highlight the token in the source.

When changing the file, the tree is updated with haxe-languageserver's internal parse tree (obtained through incremental parsing).

It's also possible to view the original JSON response from hxparser or to view the parse tree re-printed as Haxe code.
haxe-formatter test file highlighting

haxe-formatter uses a custom .hxtest file extension for unit test definitions. These files are highlighted by the debug tools:
Cursor Byte Offset Status Bar Item

The debug tools add a status bar item displaying the current cursor byte offset when in a Haxe file. Haxe --display queries require the cursor byte offset as an argument, making this feature very useful when isolating and reproducing bugs.

Navigate to the extensions folder (C:\Users\<username>\.vscode\extensions on Windows, ~/.vscode/extensions otherwise)
Clone this repo: git clone --recursive https://github.com/vshaxe/vshaxe-debug-tools.
Change current directory to the cloned one: cd vshaxe-debug-tools.
Install the dependencies: npm install
To build everything:
```
npx lix run vshaxe-build --target all
```
After modifying and rebuilding the extension itself, restart VSCode, reload the window or run a debug instance with F5 (standard vscode workflow).