Add in-memory source text support for Range.DebugCode in F# Compiler Service #18580
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Problem
The issue is that when debugging F# Compiler Service (FCS) tests, you can't see the actual source text content in range objects. This happens because the
Range.DebugCodeproperty tries to read source files from disk, but in FCS tests, source code is often parsed directly from strings without writing to disk files.As shown in the screenshot, range objects show
nonexistent file: Test.fsxinstead of showing the actual text content:Solution
This PR adds support for in-memory source texts in
range.fs, allowing range objects to display their text content in the debugger even when the source files don't exist on disk.The implementation consists of:
ConcurrentDictionaryin theFileIndexmodule to store in-memory source textsregisterInMemorySourceTexttryGetInMemorySourceTextclearInMemorySourceTextsRange.DebugCodeto check the in-memory store first before trying to access the file on diskCommon.fsfile in FCS tests to automatically register source textsExample Usage
The changes are minimal and focused on solving this specific issue without disrupting other functionality.
Fixes #18521.
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