Update #formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches to handle dotted ft names (#214)

Fixes #212.

Author: dbarnett

autoload/codefmt/formatterhelpers.vim

@@ -27,6 +27,9 @@ endfunction
 " @public
 " Checks if the given {filetype} matches {expected} filetype(s).
 "
+" When checking a dotted filetype name (like "c.doxygen"), returns true if any
+" piece matches expected filetype(s).
+"
 " Usage examples: >
 "   if codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches(&filetype, 'c')
 " < >
@@ -35,13 +38,19 @@ endfunction
 " @throws WrongType
 function! codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches(filetype, expected) abort
   call maktaba#ensure#TypeMatchesOneOf(a:expected, ['', ['']])
-  " TODO(#212): Support dot-separated filetype names.
   let l:expected = s:ValueAsList(a:expected)
   " TODO(google/vim-maktaba#256): Drop this check when redundant with above.
   for l:expected_ft in l:expected
     call maktaba#ensure#IsString(l:expected_ft)
   endfor
-  return index(l:expected, a:filetype) >= 0
+  " Check if filetypes match expected (splitting & looping to help support
+  " dot-separated filetype names).
+  for l:filetype in split(a:filetype, '\m\.', 0)
+    if index(l:expected, l:filetype) >= 0
+      return 1
+    endif
+  endfor
+  return 0
 endfunction
 
 

autoload/codefmt/jsbeautify.vim

@@ -66,11 +66,8 @@ function! codefmt#jsbeautify#GetFormatter() abort
   endfunction
 
   function l:formatter._GetSupportedFormatName(filetype) dict abort
-    " Simplify compound filetypes like "html.mustache" down to just "html".
-    " TODO: Support other compound filetypes like "javascript.*" and "css.*"?
-    let l:filetype = substitute(a:filetype, '\m^html\..*', 'html', '')
     for [l:format_name, l:filetypes] in items(self._supported_formats)
-      if codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches(l:filetype, l:filetypes)
+      if codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches(a:filetype, l:filetypes)
         return l:format_name
       endif
     endfor

doc/codefmt.txt

@@ -361,6 +361,9 @@ codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches({filetype}, {expected})
                                   *codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches()*
   Checks if the given {filetype} matches {expected} filetype(s).
 
+  When checking a dotted filetype name (like "c.doxygen"), returns true if any
+  piece matches expected filetype(s).
+
   Usage examples:
 >
     if codefmt#formatterhelpers#FiletypeMatches(&filetype, 'c')

vroom/main.vroom

@@ -138,6 +138,20 @@ will be used by default for the go filetype.
   ! gofmt .*
   $ f()
 
+This will correctly detect compound dot-separated filetypes (see vim's
+`:help 'filetype'`), so gofmt will still be used for "go.otherft":
+
+  @clear
+  % f()
+  :set filetype=go.otherft
+  :FormatCode
+  ! gofmt .*
+  $ f()
+
+(Be aware though that the order of dotted filetypes doesn't affect which
+formatter wins if the multiple filetypes each have their own formatter, so in
+that case you may need to explicitly choose one instead of relying on defaults.)
+
 You can also configure which formatter to use on a buffer-by-buffer basis via
 b:codefmt_formatter, which will take precedence over the built-in defaulting.