アクティビティでリロードするとエラるのを修正

[kamecha]

バッファ名で表示しているのがチャンネルかアクテビティかを判断して、仕分けるように

重複チャンネルを見分け方とかを統一したいかなぁ

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced activity tracking by improving the parsing of buffer names for more accurate activity identification.

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Walkthrough

The recent update focuses on refining the handling of buffer names in the application. It introduces a more nuanced parsing mechanism to extract expressions from buffer names, shifts the condition for identifying the "Activity" buffer to a more precise criterion, and enhances the way buffer names without numbers are determined by leveraging the fragment part of the parsed buffer name.

Changes

File	Changes Summary
denops/.../main.ts	- Introduced parsing of bufName. - Updated condition for "Activity" buffer. - Refined extraction of bufNameWithoutNumber.

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In the realm of code, where buffers align,
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"Let's parse, let's tweak," it said with a cheer,
For a smoother flow, the goal was clear.
With every hop and every fix,
The code grew strong, a marvelous mix.
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Actionable comments generated: 1

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 135a221 and b02a1cf.

Files selected for processing (1)

• denops/traqvim/main.ts (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 2

denops/traqvim/main.ts (2)

• 126-126: The addition of bufname.parse(bufName) to extract expr is a good approach for parsing buffer names more effectively. This change should help in accurately identifying the type of buffer, which is crucial for the fix.
• 127-127: Changing the condition to check bufnameParsed.expr === "/Activity" instead of bufName === "Activity" is a significant improvement. This change allows for a more precise identification of activity buffers, addressing the issue at hand effectively.

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Modifying the extraction of bufNameWithoutNumber to use bufnameParsed.fragment when available is a thoughtful adjustment. It ensures that numerical identifiers in buffer names do not interfere with the process of distinguishing between channels and activities. However, ensure that all possible cases where fragment might not be present are handled gracefully to avoid potential errors.

Consider adding a fallback mechanism or additional checks to handle cases where bufnameParsed.fragment might be undefined or not present, ensuring robust error handling and application stability.