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changes the meaning of the word-separators option - setting it to the empty
string is equivalent to the previous behavior. From Will Noble in GitHub issue
2693.
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Nicholas Marriott
2021-05-13 08:49:58 +01:00
parent f03b27c72b
commit 022d0210c5
11 changed files with 564 additions and 176 deletions
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grid-reader.c
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@ -153,6 +153,29 @@ grid_reader_cursor_end_of_line(struct grid_reader *gr, int wrap, int all)
gr->cx = grid_reader_line_length(gr);
}
/* Handle line wrapping while moving the cursor. */
static int
grid_reader_handle_wrap(struct grid_reader *gr, u_int *xx, u_int *yy)
{
/*
* Make sure the cursor lies within the grid reader's bounding area,
* wrapping to the next line as necessary. Return zero if the cursor
* would wrap past the bottom of the grid.
*/
while (gr->cx > *xx) {
if (gr->cy == *yy)
return (0);
grid_reader_cursor_start_of_line(gr, 0);
grid_reader_cursor_down(gr);
if (grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy)->flags & GRID_LINE_WRAPPED)
*xx = gr->gd->sx - 1;
else
*xx = grid_reader_line_length(gr);
}
return (1);
}
/* Check if character under cursor is in set. */
int
grid_reader_in_set(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *set)
@ -170,7 +193,6 @@ void
grid_reader_cursor_next_word(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators)
{
u_int xx, yy;
int expected = 0;
/* Do not break up wrapped words. */
if (grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy)->flags & GRID_LINE_WRAPPED)
@ -180,33 +202,35 @@ grid_reader_cursor_next_word(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators)
yy = gr->gd->hsize + gr->gd->sy - 1;
/*
* If we started inside a word, skip over word characters. Then skip
* over separators till the next word.
* When navigating via spaces (for example with next-space) separators
* should be empty.
*
* expected is initially set to 0 for the former and then 1 for the
* latter. It is finally set to 0 when the beginning of the next word is
* found.
* If we started on a separator that is not whitespace, skip over
* subsequent separators that are not whitespace. Otherwise, if we
* started on a non-whitespace character, skip over subsequent
* characters that are neither whitespace nor separators. Then, skip
* over whitespace (if any) until the next non-whitespace character.
*/
do {
while (gr->cx > xx ||
grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators) == expected) {
/* Move down if we are past the end of the line. */
if (gr->cx > xx) {
if (gr->cy == yy)
return;
grid_reader_cursor_start_of_line(gr, 0);
grid_reader_cursor_down(gr);
if (grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy)->flags &
GRID_LINE_WRAPPED)
xx = gr->gd->sx - 1;
else
xx = grid_reader_line_length(gr);
} else
if (!grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy))
return;
if (!grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE)) {
if (grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators)) {
do
gr->cx++;
while (grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy) &&
grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators) &&
!grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE));
} else {
do
gr->cx++;
while (grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy) &&
!(grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators) ||
grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE)));
}
expected = !expected;
} while (expected == 1);
}
while (grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy) &&
grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE))
gr->cx++;
}
/* Move cursor to the end of the next word. */
@ -214,7 +238,6 @@ void
grid_reader_cursor_next_word_end(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators)
{
u_int xx, yy;
int expected = 1;
/* Do not break up wrapped words. */
if (grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy)->flags & GRID_LINE_WRAPPED)
@ -224,49 +247,54 @@ grid_reader_cursor_next_word_end(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators)
yy = gr->gd->hsize + gr->gd->sy - 1;
/*
* If we started on a separator, skip over separators. Then skip over
* word characters till the next separator.
* When navigating via spaces (for example with next-space), separators
* should be empty in both modes.
*
* expected is initially set to 1 for the former and then 1 for the
* latter. It is finally set to 1 when the end of the next word is
* found.
* If we started on a whitespace, move until reaching the first
* non-whitespace character. If that character is a separator, treat
* subsequent separators as a word, and continue moving until the first
* non-separator. Otherwise, continue moving until the first separator
* or whitespace.
*/
do {
while (gr->cx > xx ||
grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators) == expected) {
/* Move down if we are past the end of the line. */
if (gr->cx > xx) {
if (gr->cy == yy)
return;
grid_reader_cursor_start_of_line(gr, 0);
grid_reader_cursor_down(gr);
if (grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy)->flags &
GRID_LINE_WRAPPED)
xx = gr->gd->sx - 1;
else
xx = grid_reader_line_length(gr);
} else
while (grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy)) {
if (grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE))
gr->cx++;
else if (grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators)) {
do
gr->cx++;
while (grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy) &&
grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators) &&
!grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE));
return;
} else {
do
gr->cx++;
while (grid_reader_handle_wrap(gr, &xx, &yy) &&
!(grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE) ||
grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators)));
return;
}
expected = !expected;
} while (expected == 0);
}
}
/* Move to the previous place where a word begins. */
void
grid_reader_cursor_previous_word(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators,
int already)
int already, int stop_at_eol)
{
int oldx, oldy, r;
int oldx, oldy, at_eol, word_is_letters;
/* Move back to the previous word character. */
if (already || grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators)) {
if (already || grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE)) {
for (;;) {
if (gr->cx > 0) {
gr->cx--;
if (!grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators))
if (!grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE)) {
word_is_letters =
!grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators);
break;
}
} else {
if (gr->cy == 0)
return;
@ -274,17 +302,21 @@ grid_reader_cursor_previous_word(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators,
grid_reader_cursor_end_of_line(gr, 0, 0);
/* Stop if separator at EOL. */
if (gr->cx > 0) {
if (stop_at_eol && gr->cx > 0) {
oldx = gr->cx;
gr->cx--;
r = grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators);
at_eol = grid_reader_in_set(gr,
WHITESPACE);
gr->cx = oldx;
if (r)
if (at_eol) {
word_is_letters = 0;
break;
}
}
}
}
}
} else
word_is_letters = !grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators);
/* Move back to the beginning of this word. */
do {
@ -292,15 +324,16 @@ grid_reader_cursor_previous_word(struct grid_reader *gr, const char *separators,
oldy = gr->cy;
if (gr->cx == 0) {
if (gr->cy == 0 ||
~grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy - 1)->flags &
GRID_LINE_WRAPPED)
(~grid_get_line(gr->gd, gr->cy - 1)->flags &
GRID_LINE_WRAPPED))
break;
grid_reader_cursor_up(gr);
grid_reader_cursor_end_of_line(gr, 0, 1);
}
if (gr->cx > 0)
gr->cx--;
} while (!grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators));
} while (!grid_reader_in_set(gr, WHITESPACE) &&
word_is_letters != grid_reader_in_set(gr, separators));
gr->cx = oldx;
gr->cy = oldy;
}
@ -324,17 +357,17 @@ grid_reader_cursor_jump(struct grid_reader *gr, const struct utf8_data *jc)
memcmp(gc.data.data, jc->data, gc.data.size) == 0) {
gr->cx = px;
gr->cy = py;
return 1;
return (1);
}
px++;
}
if (py == yy ||
!(grid_get_line(gr->gd, py)->flags & GRID_LINE_WRAPPED))
return 0;
return (0);
px = 0;
}
return 0;
return (0);
}
/* Jump back to character. */
@ -354,16 +387,16 @@ grid_reader_cursor_jump_back(struct grid_reader *gr, const struct utf8_data *jc)
memcmp(gc.data.data, jc->data, gc.data.size) == 0) {
gr->cx = px - 1;
gr->cy = py - 1;
return 1;
return (1);
}
}
if (py == 1 ||
!(grid_get_line(gr->gd, py - 2)->flags & GRID_LINE_WRAPPED))
return 0;
return (0);
xx = grid_line_length(gr->gd, py - 2);
}
return 0;
return (0);
}
/* Jump back to the first non-blank character of the line. */