finalise code for objectMethodEntryKind

[seborama]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for a new entry type for object methods, enhancing how object methods are represented and displayed.

• Refactor

  • Improved string representations for functions and object accessors, resulting in clearer and more consistent output.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a String() method for the Function type, enabling a standardised string representation of function instances. The Tree type's stringification logic is updated to leverage this new method, replacing previous manual string construction for function and object accessor entries. Additionally, support for a new objectMethodEntryKind is added to the entryKind enumeration and its handling in stringification. The dependency on the github.com/samber/lo package is removed from tree.go as its usage is no longer required.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
function.go	Added a String() method to the Function type for generating string representations of functions.
tree.go	Added objectMethodEntryKind to entryKind enum and its string representation. Updated Tree.String() to use the new Function.String() method and to handle objectMethodEntryKind and object accessor entries via their respective String() methods. Removed the lo package import.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Tree
    participant Function
    participant ObjectMethod

    Client->>Tree: Call String()
    alt Entry is Function
        Tree->>Function: Call String()
        Function-->>Tree: Return string representation
    else Entry is ObjectMethod
        Tree->>ObjectMethod: Call String()
        ObjectMethod-->>Tree: Return string representation
    else Entry is ObjectAccessor (Dot[Function] or Dot[Variable])
        Tree->>Function: Call String() (if Function)
        Function-->>Tree: Return string representation
        Tree->>Variable: Call String() (if Variable)
        Variable-->>Tree: Return string representation
    end
    Tree-->>Client: Return formatted string

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• function.go (2 hunks)
• tree.go (2 hunks)

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function.go (1)

tree.go (2)

• Tree (54-54)
• Tree (460-462)

🔇 Additional comments (8)

function.go (2)

9-9: Good addition of the lo package for functional programming capabilities.

The inclusion of the github.com/samber/lo package provides useful functional programming utilities that are leveraged in the new String() method.

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37-42: Well-implemented String() method for Function type.

This new method provides a consistent string representation for Function instances, properly handling argument formatting and trimming trailing newlines. The implementation is clean and leverages the lo.Map function for concise transformation of function arguments.

tree.go (6)

27-28: Good addition of objectMethodEntryKind to the entryKind.String() method.

This complements the existing objectMethodEntryKind enum value by providing its string representation, maintaining consistency with the other entry kinds.

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480-480: Improved Function formatting in Tree.String()

This change leverages the newly implemented Function.String() method for consistent string representation, replacing the previous manual string construction.

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485-486: Good handling for objectMethodEntryKind in Tree.String()

This addition completes the implementation for the objectMethodEntryKind case in the Tree.String() method, using the ObjectMethod.String() method for formatting.

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491-491: Improved string representation for ObjectAccessor[Function]

This change uses the Function.String() method for consistent string representation of ObjectAccessor[Function] entries.

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494-494: Improved string representation for ObjectAccessor[Variable]

This change uses the Variable.String() method for consistent string representation of ObjectAccessor[Variable] entries.

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3-7: Removed dependency on the lo package

The lo package is no longer imported in tree.go as it's been moved to function.go where it's now used. This is a good cleanup that keeps dependencies localized to where they're needed.

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