def a_word(view, pt, inclusive=True, count=1):
# type: (...) -> Region
assert count > 0
start = current_word_start(view, pt)
end = pt
if inclusive:
end = units.word_starts(view, start, count=count, internal=True)
# If there is no space at the end of our word text object, include any
# preceding spaces. (Follows Vim behavior.)
if (not view.substr(end - 1).isspace()
and view.substr(start - 1).isspace()):
start = utils.previous_non_white_space_char(
view, start - 1, white_space=' \t') + 1
# Vim does some inconsistent stuff here...
if count > 1 and view.substr(end) == '\n':
end += 1
return Region(start, end)
for x in range(count):
end = current_word_end(view, end)
return Region(start, end)
def find_sentences_backward(view, start_pt, count=1):
if isinstance(start_pt, Region):
start_pt = start_pt.a
pt = utils.previous_non_white_space_char(view, start_pt, white_space='\n \t')
sen = Region(pt)
while True:
sen = view.expand_by_class(sen, CLASS_LINE_END | CLASS_PUNCTUATION_END)
if sen.a <= 0 or view.substr(sen.begin() - 1) in ('.', '\n', '?', '!'):
if view.substr(sen.begin() - 1) == '.' and not view.substr(sen.begin()) == ' ':
continue
return sen