def remove_breakpoint_line_mark(cls, b: GtkSource.Buffer,
ssb_filename: str, opcode_offset: int,
category: str):
# XXX: This is a bit ugly, but due to the fact, that there can be one call to a macro
# in the same file, there can be exactly 0-2 line markers:
for i in [0, 1]:
m: Gtk.TextMark = b.get_mark(
f'for:opcode_<<<{ssb_filename}>>>_{opcode_offset}_{i}')
if m is None:
return
b.remove_source_marks(b.get_iter_at_mark(m), b.get_iter_at_mark(m),
category)
def add_line_mark_for_op(cls, b: GtkSource.Buffer, ssb_filename: str,
opcode_addr: int, name: str, category: str,
is_for_macro_call: bool):
m = cls._get_opcode_mark(b, ssb_filename, opcode_addr,
is_for_macro_call)
if m is not None:
b.create_source_mark(name, category, b.get_iter_at_mark(m))
def scroll_to_op(cls, b: GtkSource.Buffer, view: GtkSource.View,
ssb_filename: str, opcode_addr: int,
is_for_macro_call: bool):
m = cls._get_opcode_mark(b, ssb_filename, opcode_addr,
is_for_macro_call)
if m is not None:
view.scroll_to_mark(m, 0.1, False, 0.1, 0.1)
b.place_cursor(b.get_iter_at_mark(m))
def add_breakpoint_line_mark(cls, b: GtkSource.Buffer, ssb_filename: str,
opcode_offset: int, category: str):
ms = []
m: Gtk.TextMark = cls._get_opcode_mark(b, ssb_filename, opcode_offset,
True)
if m is not None:
ms.append(m)
m = cls._get_opcode_mark(b, ssb_filename, opcode_offset, False)
if m is not None:
ms.append(m)
for i, m in enumerate(ms):
line_iter = b.get_iter_at_line(b.get_iter_at_mark(m).get_line())
lm: Gtk.TextMark = b.get_mark(
f'for:opcode_<<<{ssb_filename}>>>_{opcode_offset}_{i}')
if lm is not None:
return
b.create_source_mark(
f'for:opcode_<<<{ssb_filename}>>>_{opcode_offset}_{i}',
category, line_iter)