Improve xsd-based quick-fix suggestions

[mengineerchen]

Hi, it would be nice if xsd-validation-based quick-fixes can be as intelligent as auto-completion.

A trivial example here, given xsd says, the value should be taken from an ordered list {Less, Greater}.

Auto-completion is doing a good job:

Quick fix suggestion takes the original ordered list. If the list could be re-ordered based on match degrees, it would be awesome!

Perhaps I missed something existing? Please let me know 😃

[angelozerr]

When XML doesn't declare the proper name, (ex : type Opertor), it should show a code action like Did you mean 'Operator'?. I think we should have this same feature with enum.

[angelozerr]

@AlexXuChen I think you can use one of XSD that we are using for test https://github.com/eclipse/lemminx/blob/master/org.eclipse.lemminx/src/test/resources/xsd/dressSize.xsd

See test which use this xsd https://github.com/eclipse/lemminx/search?q=dresssize

[mengineerchen]

Happy to see the progresses there on eclipse-lemminx/lemminx#1136! Now I am really looking forward to the next extension release.

[angelozerr]

@mengineerchen please note the pr from @AlexXuChen use the same "similar" feature "Did you mean ...?" than tag name. In other words it will not have the same bahavior than completion which is managed by vscode itself.

[mengineerchen]

@mengineerchen please note the pr from @AlexXuChen use the same "similar" feature "Did you mean ...?" than tag name. In other words it will not have the same bahavior than completion which is managed by vscode itself.

Good to know. If “Did you mean ...?" does not find some option to prompt, would it fall back to “Replace with ..." pattern?

[angelozerr]

Yes its exactly that. You can test this behavior already with tag name.