ignore dot accessors in atom-julia-client

Author: aviatesk

lib/misc/words.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 import { Point, Range } from 'atom'
 
-export const wordRegex = /[\u00A0-\uFFFF\w_!´\.]*@?[\u00A0-\uFFFF\w_!´]+/
+const wordRegex = /[\u00A0-\uFFFF\w_!´\.]*@?[\u00A0-\uFFFF\w_!´]+/
 
 /**
  * Takes an `editor` and gets the word at current cursor position. If that is nonempty, call

lib/runtime/refactor.js

@@ -2,10 +2,11 @@
 
 import { client } from '../connection'
 import modules from './modules'
-import { wordRegex, getWord, isValidWordToInspect } from '../misc/words'
+import { getWordRangeAtBufferPosition, isValidWordToInspect } from '../misc/words'
 import { getLocalContext } from '../misc/blocks'
 
 const { refactor: _refactor } = client.import(['refactor'])
+const wordRegexWithoutDotAccessor = /@?[\u00A0-\uFFFF\w_!´]+/
 
 class Refactor {
   activate (ink) {
@@ -18,7 +19,9 @@ class Refactor {
 
     if (!client.isActive()) return
 
-    const { word: old } = getWord(editor, bufferPosition)
+    const range = getWordRangeAtBufferPosition(editor, bufferPosition, wordRegexWithoutDotAccessor)
+    if (range.isEmpty()) return
+    const old = editor.getTextInBufferRange(range)
     if (!isValidWordToInspect(old)) return
 
     this.ink.showBasicModal([{
@@ -28,7 +31,7 @@ class Refactor {
     }]).then(items => {
       // check the new name is a valid identifier
       const _new = items['Rename']
-      if (!isValidWordToInspect(_new) || _new.match(wordRegex) != _new) {
+      if (!isValidWordToInspect(_new) || _new.match(wordRegexWithoutDotAccessor) != _new) {
         atom.notifications.addWarning('Julia Client: Rename Refactor', {
           description: `\`${_new}\` is not a valid identifier`
         })