query --kind --all
Lists every symbol of one kind -- every unit, every class, every enum -- with no name, no doc clause and no row cap.
How to run it
Full flag list: query in the CLI reference.
Flags
| Flag | Argument | Meaning | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
--name | <symbol-name> | ||
--db | |||
--json | |||
--case-sensitive | |||
--exact |
Pitfalls
- a project DB IS the compile closure, so a hit is membership and a MISS is non-membership.
- STRING LITERALS, DFM, SQL and COMMENT PROSE -- // { } (* *) and ///. Filter with --kind: literal|const|resourcestring|format|comment|doc|dfm-prop|sql-exception. --kind literal is what this returned before comments were indexed.
Details
Lists every symbol of one kind -- every unit, every class, every enum -- with no name, no doc clause and no row cap. Reach for it when you need the complete set, for example every unit in a project or library index to fill a picker.
Running it from the CLI
drag-lint query --kind <kind> --all [--public] [--db ...] [--json]--kind is required (unit, class, interface, record, enum,
procedure, function, method, property, field, ...). --public keeps
only symbols usable from other units. --json prints one object per symbol
with its file.
Do not use query find --no-docs --kind unit for this: --no-docs is a
FILTER that keeps only UNDOCUMENTED symbols. On a library index it listed
2,103 of 5,646 units. sql works too, but its default row cap is 200.
Reaching it in the IDE
No IDE surface -- this is a CLI-only feature.
What it needs
The --db flag is optional -- drag-lint auto-resolves the index when
omitted. An index must still exist.
Example
Illustrative:
drag-lint query --kind unit --all --json --db C:\Projects\.drag-lint\library-Win64.sqliteThis would print every unit the Win64 platform library index holds.