Include top level type declarations in java-imports-scan-file #22
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In preparation for expanding the functionality, quite a bit of setup needed but it seems to work.
Add new function java-imports-list-top-level and use it in java-imports-scan-file to add public top level types to list of classes to add to cache. Useful when adding new types or working with a new project, save having to specify the package on first import. Only works if java-imports-scan-file runs after type is declared in file so for new files it might be worth adding (java-imports-scan-file) to define-auto-insert for example. No kotlin-mode support yet, haven't figured out a good way to do a "negative" match as "public" modifier is the default in kotlin. Also the primary constructor syntax is tricky to include and the regex is already rather horrible.
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Add new function java-imports-list-top-level and use it in java-imports-scan-file to add public top level types to list of classes to add to cache.
I find it useful when creating a new type or when opening a project for the first time to automatically get top level types added to the cache instead of having to import it at least once first.
Only works if java-imports-scan-file runs after type is declared in file so for new files it might be worth adding (java-imports-scan-file) to define-auto-insert for example.
No kotlin-mode support yet, haven't figured out a good way to do a "negative" match as "public" modifier is the default in kotlin. Also the primary constructor syntax is tricky to include and the regex is already rather horrible.