The idea: you can type in AST matchers, and clangd shows you matches within the document. Syntax is like: #pragma clang query varDecl().bind("var") Features: - matches are shown within the document as diagnostics - find-references on the pragma will produce a list of matches - errors within matchers are shown as diagnostics - code completion is available within matchers There are some rough edges here, e.g. the diagnostics are warnings and have no LSP diagnostic code, the diagnostic text for matcher errors isn't ideal etc. I think this is a good start as-is and we can work out if we want to improve these cases later, if this feature ends up being useful.

The idea: you can type in AST matchers, and clangd shows you matches within the document. Syntax is like: #pragma clang query varDecl().bind("var") Features: - matches are shown within the document as diagnostics - find-references on the pragma will produce a list of matches - errors within matchers are shown as diagnostics - code completion is available within matchers Demo: https://asciinema.org/a/O63vj8af7c8RcgcCqKvhH2TRn There are some rough edges here, e.g. the diagnostics are warnings and have no LSP diagnostic code, the diagnostic text for matcher errors isn't ideal etc. I think this is a good start as-is and we can work out if we want to improve these cases later, if this feature ends up being useful.

The idea: you can type in AST matchers, and clangd shows you matches within the document. Syntax is like: #pragma clang query varDecl().bind("var") Features: - matches are shown within the document as diagnostics - find-references on the pragma will produce a list of matches - errors within matchers are shown as diagnostics - code completion is available within matchers Demo: https://asciinema.org/a/O63vj8af7c8RcgcCqKvhH2TRn There are some rough edges here, e.g. the diagnostics are warnings and have no LSP diagnostic code, the diagnostic text for matcher errors isn't ideal etc. I think this is a good start as-is and we can work out if we want to improve these cases later, if this feature ends up being useful.