Add native job support for neovim. (#234)

Support Syscall.CallAsync in neovim using neovim jobs.

Rename system-vimjob.vroom to system-job.vroom and have it
cover both vim and neovim implementations (adding delays as
a workaround for async timing quirks in neovim, #235).

Author: okkays

.travis.yml

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ services:
   - xvfb
 script:
   - '[ $CI_TARGET = neovim ] && VROOM_ARGS="--neovim" || VROOM_ARGS=""'
-  - vroom $VROOM_ARGS --crawl --skip=vroom/system-vimjob.vroom
+  - vroom $VROOM_ARGS --crawl --skip=vroom/system-job.vroom
 matrix:
   fast_finish: true
   allow_failures:

autoload/maktaba/syscall.vim

@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ endfunction
 " Returns whether the current vim session supports asynchronous calls.
 function! maktaba#syscall#IsAsyncAvailable() abort
   return !s:async_disabled && (
-      \ (!s:vimjob_disabled && has('job')) ||
+      \ (!s:vimjob_disabled && (has('job') || has('nvim'))) ||
       \ (has('clientserver') && !empty(v:servername)))
 endfunction
 
@@ -312,12 +312,12 @@ endfunction
 " env_dict contains tab, buffer, path, column and line info. This fallback will
 " be deprecated and stop working in future versions of maktaba.
 "
-" Asynchronous calls are executed via vim's |job| support. If the vim instance
-" is missing job support, this will try to fall back to legacy |clientserver|
-" invocation, which has a few preconditions of its own (see below). If neither
-" option is available, asynchronous calls are not possible, and the call will
-" either throw |ERROR(MissingFeature)| or fall back to synchronous calls,
-" depending on the {allow_sync_fallback} parameter.
+" Asynchronous calls are executed via vim's |job| support, or neovim's
+" |job-control|. If the vim instance is missing job support, this will try to
+" fall back to legacy |clientserver| invocation, which has a few preconditions
+" of its own (see below). If neither option is available, asynchronous calls are
+" not possible, and the call will either throw |ERROR(MissingFeature)| or fall
+" back to synchronous calls, depending on the {allow_sync_fallback} parameter.
 "
 " The legacy fallback executes calls via |--remote-expr| using vim's
 " |clientserver| capabilities, so the preconditions for it are vim being
@@ -345,7 +345,7 @@ function! maktaba#syscall#CallAsync(Callback, allow_sync_fallback) abort dict
       if s:async_disabled
         let l:reason = 'disabled by maktaba#syscall#SetAsyncDisabled'
       else
-        let l:reason = 'no +job support and no fallback available'
+        let l:reason = 'no +job support, not nvim, and no fallback available'
       endif
       throw maktaba#error#MissingFeature(
           \ 'Cannot run async commands (%s). See :help Syscall.CallAsync',
@@ -357,6 +357,10 @@ function! maktaba#syscall#CallAsync(Callback, allow_sync_fallback) abort dict
     let l:vimjob_invocation =
         \ maktaba#syscall#async#CreateInvocation(self, l:invocation)
     call l:vimjob_invocation.Start()
+  elseif !s:vimjob_disabled && has('nvim')
+    let l:vimjob_invocation =
+        \ maktaba#syscall#neovim#CreateInvocation(self, l:invocation)
+    call l:vimjob_invocation.Start()
   else
     " TODO(#190): Remove clientserver implementation.
     let l:clientserver_invocation =

autoload/maktaba/syscall/neovim.vim

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+" CallAsync implementation using neovim's job support.
+
+""
+" @private
+function! maktaba#syscall#neovim#CreateInvocation(syscall, invocation) abort
+  " We'll pass this entire invocation to jobstart, which will pass it to the
+  " on_exit callback.
+  return {
+      \ '_syscall': a:syscall,
+      \ '_invocation': a:invocation,
+      \ 'Start': function('maktaba#syscall#neovim#Start'),
+      \ 'stdout_buffered': 1,
+      \ 'stderr_buffered': 1,
+      \ 'on_exit': function('maktaba#syscall#neovim#HandleJobExit')}
+endfunction
+
+
+""
+" @private
+" @dict SyscallNeovimInvocation
+" Dispatches syscall through |jobstart()|, and invokes the invocation's
+" callback once the command completes, passing in stdout, stderr and exit code
+" to it.
+" The neovim |job_control| implementation for @function(#CallAsync).
+function! maktaba#syscall#neovim#Start() abort dict
+  let self._job = jobstart(self._syscall.GetCommand(), self)
+  " Send stdin immediately and close. Streaming input to stdin not supported.
+  if has_key(self._syscall, 'stdin')
+    call chansend(self._job, self._syscall.stdin)
+  endif
+  call chanclose(self._job, 'stdin')
+endfunction
+
+
+""
+" @private
+" @dict SyscallNeovimInvocation
+function! maktaba#syscall#neovim#HandleJobExit(
+      \ unused_job,
+      \ status,
+      \ unused_event) abort dict
+  " jobcontrol sets stdout and stderr when no callbacks are given.
+  call self._invocation.Finish({
+      \ 'status': a:status,
+      \ 'stdout': join(self.stdout, "\n"),
+      \ 'stderr': join(self.stderr, "\n")})
+endfunction

doc/maktaba.txt

@@ -551,12 +551,13 @@ Syscall.CallAsync({callback}, {allow_sync_fallback})     *Syscall.CallAsync()*
   where env_dict contains tab, buffer, path, column and line info. This
   fallback will be deprecated and stop working in future versions of maktaba.
 
-  Asynchronous calls are executed via vim's |job| support. If the vim instance
-  is missing job support, this will try to fall back to legacy |clientserver|
-  invocation, which has a few preconditions of its own (see below). If neither
-  option is available, asynchronous calls are not possible, and the call will
-  either throw |ERROR(MissingFeature)| or fall back to synchronous calls,
-  depending on the {allow_sync_fallback} parameter.
+  Asynchronous calls are executed via vim's |job| support.  For nvim, they are
+  executed using |job_control|.  If the vim instance is missing job support,
+  this will try to fall back to legacy |clientserver| invocation, which has a
+  few preconditions of its own (see below). If neither option is available,
+  asynchronous calls are not possible, and the call will either throw
+  |ERROR(MissingFeature)| or fall back to synchronous calls, depending on the
+  {allow_sync_fallback} parameter.
 
   The legacy fallback executes calls via |--remote-expr| using vim's
   |clientserver| capabilities, so the preconditions for it are vim being

vroom/system-vimjob.vroom vroom/system-job.vroomvroom/system-vimjob.vroom renamed to vroom/system-job.vroom

@@ -1,6 +1,18 @@
 In addition to the functionality featured in system.vroom, the maktaba#syscall#
 helpers feature asynchronous execution powered by vim's native jobs feature.
 
+Note that we use delays of 0.1s on the asynchronous calls to ensure nvim has
+enough time to flush the contents of stdout to vroom.  This shouldn't be
+necessary for non-test usage.
+(See https://github.com/google/vim-maktaba/pull/234 for more details.)
+
+First, we need to work around for nvim prompting users to press enter.
+(See https://github.com/google/vim-codefmt/pull/131)
+
+  :if has('nvim')<CR>
+  |  set cmdheight=30<CR>
+  |endif<CR>
+
 Before we dive in, let's get maktaba installed and set up the shell override:
 
   @system (STRICT)
@@ -14,9 +26,9 @@ Before we dive in, let's get maktaba installed and set up the shell override:
 The examples featured in this file only work with vim instances that support
 vim jobs.
 
-  :if !has('job')<CR>
+  :if !has('job') && !has('nvim')<CR>
   |  echomsg maktaba#error#MissingFeature(
-  |      'Must have +job support to run system-vimjob.vroom examples')<CR>
+  |      'Must have +job support or nvim to run system-job.vroom examples')<CR>
   |endif
 
 
@@ -35,7 +47,7 @@ To execute system calls asynchronously, use CallAsync.
   :function Callback(result) abort<CR>
   |  let g:callback_stdout = a:result.stdout<CR>
   |endfunction
-  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2)
+  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2) (0.2s)
   ! echo hi
   :echomsg g:callback_stdout
   ~ hi
@@ -46,7 +58,7 @@ It is also possible to force synchronous execution.
 
   :call maktaba#syscall#SetAsyncDisabledForTesting(1)
   :call maktaba#syscall#ForceSyncFallbackAllowedForTesting(1)
-  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2)
+  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2) (0.2s)
   ! echo hi.*
 
   :call maktaba#syscall#SetAsyncDisabledForTesting(0)
@@ -55,21 +67,21 @@ It is also possible to force synchronous execution.
 Asynchronous calls can also take a stdin parameter.
 
   :let g:syscall = maktaba#syscall#Create(['cat']).WithStdin("Hello")
-  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2)
+  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2) (0.2s)
   ! cat
   :echomsg g:invocation.stdout
   ~ Hello
 
 And() and Or() can also be used to chain Asynchronous commands.
 
   :let g:syscall = maktaba#syscall#Create('true').And('echo SUCCESS')
-  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2)
+  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2) (0.2s)
   ! true && echo SUCCESS
   :echomsg g:invocation.stdout
   ~ SUCCESS
 
   :let g:syscall = maktaba#syscall#Create('false').And('echo FAILURE')
-  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2)
+  :let g:invocation = AsyncWait(g:syscall.CallAsync('Callback', 0), 2) (0.2s)
   ! false && echo FAILURE
   :echomsg g:invocation.stdout
   ~ FAILURE