def find_in_file(self, pattern, col, end):
Editor.find_pattern = pattern
if Editor.case != "y":
pattern = pattern.lower()
try:
rex = re_compile(pattern)
except:
self.message = "Invalid pattern: " + pattern
return None
start = self.cur_line
if (col > len(self.content[start]) or
(pattern[0] == '^' and col != 0)):
start, col = start + 1, 0
for line in range(start, end):
l = self.content[line][col:]
if Editor.case != "y":
l = l.lower()
match = rex.search(l)
if match:
self.cur_line = line
if pattern[-1:] == "$" and match.group(0)[-1:] != "$":
self.col = col + len(l) - len(match.group(0))
else:
self.col = col + l.find(match.group(0))
return len(match.group(0))
col = 0
else:
self.message = pattern + " not found (again)"
return None
def find_in_file(self, pattern, col, end):
Editor.find_pattern = pattern ## remember it
if Editor.case != "y":
pattern = pattern.lower()
try:
rex = re_compile(pattern)
except:
self.message = "Invalid pattern: " + pattern
return None
start = self.cur_line
if (col > len(self.content[start]) or # After EOL
(pattern[0] == '^' and col != 0)): # or anchored and not at BOL
start, col = start + 1, 0 # Skip to the next line
for line in range(start, end):
l = self.content[line][col:]
if Editor.case != "y":
l = l.lower()
match = rex.search(l)
if match: # Bingo
self.cur_line = line
## Instead of match.span, a simple find has to be performed to get the cursor position.
## And '$' has to be treated separately, so look for a true EOL match first
if pattern[-1:] == "$" and match.group(0)[-1:] != "$":
self.col = col + len(l) - len(match.group(0))
else:
self.col = col + l.find(match.group(0))
return len(match.group(0))
col = 0
else:
self.message = pattern + " not found (again)"
return None
def find_in_file(self, pattern, col, end):
if is_micropython:
from ure import compile as re_compile
else:
from re import compile as re_compile
Editor.find_pattern = pattern
if Editor.case != "y":
pattern = pattern.lower()
try:
rex = re_compile(pattern)
except:
self.message = "Invalid pattern: " + pattern
return None
start = self.cur_line
if (col > len(self.content[start]) or
(pattern[0] == '^' and col != 0)):
start, col = start + 1, 0
for line in range(start, end):
l = self.content[line][col:]
if Editor.case != "y":
l = l.lower()
match = rex.search(l)
if match:
self.cur_line = line
if pattern[-1:] == "$" and match.group(0)[-1:] != "$":
self.col = col + len(l) - len(match.group(0))
else:
self.col = col + l.find(match.group(0))
return len(match.group(0))
col = 0
else:
self.message = pattern + " not found (again)"
return None
def find_in_file(self, pattern, col, end):
Editor.find_pattern = pattern ## remember it
if Editor.case != "y":
pattern = pattern.lower()
try:
rex = re_compile(pattern)
except:
self.message = "Invalid pattern: " + pattern
return None
start = self.cur_line
if (col > len(self.content[start]) or # After EOL
(pattern[0] == '^' and col != 0)): # or anchored and not at BOL
start, col = start + 1, 0 # Skip to the next line
for line in range(start, end):
l = self.content[line][col:]
if Editor.case != "y":
l = l.lower()
match = rex.search(l)
if match: # Bingo
self.cur_line = line
## Instead of match.span, a simple find has to be performed to get the cursor position.
## And '$' has to be treated separately, so look for a true EOL match first
if pattern[-1:] == "$" and match.group(0)[-1:] != "$":
self.col = col + len(l) - len(match.group(0))
else:
self.col = col + l.find(match.group(0))
return len(match.group(0))
col = 0
else:
self.message = pattern + " not found (again)"
return None
