CC Mode: Fontify "found types" which are recognized after being first scanned
This aims to fix the scenario where on jit-lock's first scan of a type, it is
not recognized as such, and only later does this happen. The fontification of
such found types is now done by background scanning in short time slices
immediately after initialising the mode.
* lisp/progmodes/cc-engine.el (c-add-type-1): New function.
(c-add-type): Extract c-add-type-1 from it, and reformulate the mechanism for
protecting c-found-types from excessive partial identifiers.
* lisp/progmodes/cc-fonts.el (c-font-lock-complex-decl-prepare): Remove the
code which cleared c-found-types on fontification at BOB.
(c-find-types-background): New function, based on c-font-lock-declarations).
(c-type-finder-timer-func): New function.
(c-re-redisplay-timer): New variable.
(c-force-redisplay, c-fontify-new-found-type): New functions.
* lisp/progmodes/cc-mode.el (c-type-finder-timer, c-inhibit-type-finder): New
variables.
(c-leave-cc-mode-mode): Nullify c-post-command-hook, c-post-gc-hook, and
c-type-finder-timer when the last CC Mode buffer of a session is killed.
(c-type-finder-pos): New variable.
(c-basic-common-init): Initialize/Install c-post-command, c-c-type-finder-pos,
c-type-finder-timer, and c-post-gc-hook.
(c-new-id-start, c-new-id-end, c-new-id-is-type): New variables.
(c-update-new-id): New function.
(c-post-command): New post command hook function, used for checking moving
away from partially typed identifiers, and making them full identifiers.
(c-post-gc-hook): New hook to prevent CC Mode activity immediately following
GC, thus allowing keyboard/mouse input to be registered.
(c-before-change): Add code to clear c-found-types on a buffer change at BOB.
(c-after-change): Call c-update-new-id to keep track of partially typed
identifiers.
* doc/misc/cc-mode.texi (Found Types): New @section in the @Chapter Font
Locking.
* lisp/progmodes/cc-vars.el (c-type-finder-time-slot)
(c-type-finder-repeat-time, c-type-finder-chunk-size): New customizable
options.