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👍 Forcibly show info/warn/error messages block to the user (RFC) #377

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Users may not realize that there are info/warn/error messages in the message history. This commit forcibly shows the messages to the user when the messages are posted with console.info/warn/error functions in Denops side.

With this change, for example Denops plugin loading issue is shown on the Vim start-up like below (tested with https://github.com/vim-denops/denops-issue358.vim)

CleanShot.2024-06-25.at.01.53.49.mp4

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  • New Features
    • Introduced delayed message handling for better user experience.
  • Refactor
    • Enhanced echo functions to utilize the new delayed message mechanism.

Users may not realize that there are info/warn/error messages in the
message history. This commit forcibly shows the messages to the user
when the messages are posted with `console.info/warn/error` functions
in Denops side.
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The recent changes introduce a new mechanism for handling delayed messages in the file autoload/denops/_internal/echo.vim. Constants and variables have been added to support this delayed messaging system. Echo functions have been refactored to utilize the new mechanism, ensuring messages can be managed more efficiently.

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autoload/denops/_internal/echo.vim Added constants and variables for delayed messages; refactored echo functions.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Vim
    participant EchoMsg as s:echomsg
    participant EchoMsgDelay as s:echomsg_delay
    participant EchoMsgBatch as s:echomsg_batch

    User->>Vim: Input command triggering message
    Vim->>EchoMsg: Call s:echomsg(hl, msg)
    EchoMsg->>EchoMsgDelay: Check if delay is needed
    alt Delayed message
        EchoMsgDelay-->>EchoMsgBatch: Store message for batch processing
    else Immediate message
        EchoMsg->>Vim: Display message
    end
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In the realm of Vim's swift text,
A new message system to buffer the next.
Delays are managed with grace and care,
Echoes refined, as we’re happy to share.
A batch of changes from Denops sublime,
Making our coding dance in perfect rhyme.

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@lambdalisue lambdalisue changed the title 👍 Forcibly show info/warn/error messages block to the user 👍 Forcibly show info/warn/error messages block to the user (RFC) Jun 24, 2024
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1-1: Initialization of delay mechanism variables

The constants and variables for handling delayed messages (s:DELAYED_INTERVAL, s:delayed_messages, and s:delayed_timer) are correctly initialized. However, consider adding comments to describe their purpose for better maintainability.

Also applies to: 3-4


25-25: Use of s:echomsg_delay in message functions

The usage of s:echomsg_delay in denops#_internal#echo#info, denops#_internal#echo#warn, and denops#_internal#echo#error is consistent and aligns with the PR's goal to ensure messages are not overlooked. This change effectively queues messages for delayed display.

Also applies to: 29-29, 33-33


44-48: Implementation of s:echomsg_delay

The function s:echomsg_delay correctly queues messages for delayed display and manages the timer to trigger s:echomsg_batch. However, stopping the timer before potentially restarting it ensures that no messages are lost if the function is called repeatedly in quick succession.


50-60: Batch processing and forced display of messages

The s:echomsg_batch function processes queued messages and uses feedkeys to forcibly display them. This approach is effective but could potentially interrupt user input. Consider the feedback from the previous comments regarding the use of <Cmd>...<CR> to avoid breaking user input in command-mode.

-  call feedkeys(printf("\<Cmd>%dmessages\<CR>", l:counter), 'n')
+  call feedkeys(printf("\<Cmd>messages\<CR>", l:counter), 'n')

@lambdalisue lambdalisue merged commit 09e6495 into main Jun 28, 2024
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@lambdalisue lambdalisue deleted the improve-error-messages branch June 28, 2024 23:56
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