def find_next_lone_bracket(view, start, items, unbalanced=0):
# TODO: Extract common functionality from here and the % motion instead of duplicating code.
new_start = start
for i in range(unbalanced or 1):
next_closing_bracket = find_in_range(view, items[1],
start=start,
end=view.size(),
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
if next_closing_bracket is None:
# Unbalanced items; nothing we can do.
return
new_start = next_closing_bracket.end()
nested = 0
while True:
next_opening_bracket = find_in_range(view, items[0],
start=start,
end=next_closing_bracket.b,
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
if not next_opening_bracket:
break
nested += 1
start = next_opening_bracket.end()
if nested > 0:
return find_next_lone_bracket(view, next_closing_bracket.end(),
items,
nested)
else:
return next_closing_bracket
def find_balanced_closing_bracket(self, start, brackets, unbalanced=0):
new_start = start
for i in range(unbalanced or 1):
next_closing_bracket = find_in_range(
self.view, brackets[1], start=new_start, end=self.view.size(), flags=sublime.LITERAL
)
if next_closing_bracket is None:
# Unbalanced brackets; nothing we can do.
return
new_start = next_closing_bracket.end()
nested = 0
while True:
next_opening_bracket = find_in_range(
self.view, brackets[0], start=start, end=next_closing_bracket.end(), flags=sublime.LITERAL
)
if not next_opening_bracket:
break
nested += 1
start = next_opening_bracket.end()
if nested > 0:
return self.find_balanced_closing_bracket(next_closing_bracket.end(), brackets, nested)
else:
return next_closing_bracket.begin()
def find_next_lone_bracket(view, start, items, unbalanced=0):
# TODO: Extract common functionality from here and the % motion instead of duplicating code.
new_start = start
for i in range(unbalanced or 1):
next_closing_bracket = find_in_range(view, items[1],
start=start,
end=view.size(),
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
if next_closing_bracket is None:
# Unbalanced items; nothing we can do.
return
new_start = next_closing_bracket.end()
nested = 0
while True:
next_opening_bracket = find_in_range(view, items[0],
start=start,
end=next_closing_bracket.b,
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
if not next_opening_bracket:
break
nested += 1
start = next_opening_bracket.end()
if nested > 0:
return find_next_lone_bracket(view, next_closing_bracket.end(),
items,
nested)
else:
return next_closing_bracket
def find_balanced_closing_bracket(self, start, brackets, unbalanced=0):
new_start = start
for i in range(unbalanced or 1):
next_closing_bracket = find_in_range(self.view,
brackets[1],
start=new_start,
end=self.view.size(),
flags=sublime.LITERAL)
if next_closing_bracket is None:
# Unbalanced brackets; nothing we can do.
return
new_start = next_closing_bracket.end()
nested = 0
while True:
next_opening_bracket = find_in_range(
self.view,
brackets[0],
start=start,
end=next_closing_bracket.end(),
flags=sublime.LITERAL)
if not next_opening_bracket:
break
nested += 1
start = next_opening_bracket.end()
if nested > 0:
return self.find_balanced_closing_bracket(
next_closing_bracket.end(), brackets, nested)
else:
return next_closing_bracket.begin()
def f(view, s):
eol = view.line(s.b).end()
if not s.empty():
eol = view.line(s.b - 1).end()
match = s
for i in range(count):
# Define search range as 'rest of the line to the right'.
if state.mode != MODE_VISUAL:
search_range = sublime.Region(min(match.b + 1, eol), eol)
else:
search_range = sublime.Region(min(match.b, eol), eol)
match = find_in_range(view, character,
search_range.a,
search_range.b,
sublime.LITERAL)
# Count too high or simply no match; break.
if match is None:
match = s
break
if state.mode == MODE_VISUAL or mode == _MODE_INTERNAL_NORMAL:
if match == s:
# FIXME: It won't blink because the current light can't be highlighted right
# now (we are in command mode and there is a selection on the screen. Perhaps
# we can make the gutter blink instead.)
utils.blink()
return sublime.Region(s.a, match.b)
if match == s:
utils.blink()
return sublime.Region(match.a, match.a)
def f(view, s):
eol = view.line(s.b).end()
if not s.empty():
eol = view.line(s.b - 1).end()
match = s
for i in range(count):
# Define search range as 'rest of the line to the right'.
if state.mode != MODE_VISUAL:
search_range = sublime.Region(min(match.b + 1, eol), eol)
else:
search_range = sublime.Region(min(match.b, eol), eol)
match = find_in_range(view, character, search_range.a,
search_range.b, sublime.LITERAL)
# Count too high or simply no match; break.
if match is None:
match = s
break
if state.mode == MODE_VISUAL or mode == _MODE_INTERNAL_NORMAL:
if match == s:
# FIXME: It won't blink because the current light can't be highlighted right
# now (we are in command mode and there is a selection on the screen. Perhaps
# we can make the gutter blink instead.)
utils.blink()
return sublime.Region(s.a, match.b)
if match == s:
utils.blink()
return sublime.Region(match.a, match.a)
def get_text_object_region(view, s, text_object, inclusive=False):
try:
delims, type_ = PAIRS[text_object]
except KeyError:
return s
if type_ == TAG:
return find_tag_text_object(view, s, inclusive)
if type_ == BRACKET:
opening = find_prev_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
closing = find_next_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
if not (opening and closing):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(opening.a, closing.b)
return sublime.Region(opening.a + 1, closing.b - 1)
if type_ == QUOTE:
prev_quote = reverse_search_by_pt(view, delims[0],
start=0,
end=s.b,
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
next_quote = find_in_range(view, delims[0],
start=s.b,
end=view.size(),
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
if not (prev_quote and next_quote):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a, next_quote.b)
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a + 1, next_quote.b - 1)
if type_ == WORD:
# TODO: Improve this -- specify word separators.
word_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=True,
classes=sublime.CLASS_WORD_START)
w = view.word(s.b)
# XXX: I don't think this is necessary?
if not w:
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(w.a, word_start)
else:
return w
if type_ == SENTENCE:
# FIXME: This doesn't work well.
# TODO: Improve this.
sentence_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=False,
classes=sublime.CLASS_EMPTY_LINE)
sentence_start_2 = reverse_search_by_pt(view, "[.?!:]\s+|[.?!:]$",
start=0,
end=s.b)
if sentence_start_2:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1 if sentence_start > sentence_start_2.b else sentence_start_2.b
else:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1
sentence_end = find_in_range(view, "[.?!:)](?=\s)|[.?!:)]$",
start=s.b,
end=view.size())
if not (sentence_end):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
else:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
return s
def get_text_object_region(view, s, text_object, inclusive=False, count=1):
try:
delims, type_ = PAIRS[text_object]
except KeyError:
return s
if type_ == TAG:
begin_tag, end_tag, _ = find_containing_tag(view, s.b)
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(begin_tag.a, end_tag.b)
else:
return sublime.Region(begin_tag.b, end_tag.a)
if type_ == PARAGRAPH:
return find_paragraph_text_object(view, s, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if type_ == BRACKET:
opening = find_prev_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
closing = find_next_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
if not (opening and closing):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(opening.a, closing.b)
return sublime.Region(opening.a + 1, closing.b - 1)
if type_ == QUOTE:
# Vim only operates on the current line.
line = view.line(s)
# FIXME: Escape sequences like \" are probably syntax-dependant.
prev_quote = reverse_search_by_pt(view, r'(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=line.a, end=s.b)
next_quote = find_in_range(view, r'(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=s.b, end=line.b)
if next_quote and not prev_quote:
prev_quote = next_quote
next_quote = find_in_range(view, r'(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=prev_quote.b, end=line.b)
if not (prev_quote and next_quote):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a, next_quote.b)
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a + 1, next_quote.b - 1)
if type_ == WORD:
w = a_word(view, s.b, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if not w:
return s
if s.size() <= 1:
return w
return sublime.Region(s.a, w.b)
if type_ == BIG_WORD:
w = a_big_word(view, s.b, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if not w:
return s
if s.size() <= 1:
return w
return sublime.Region(s.a, w.b)
if type_ == SENTENCE:
# FIXME: This doesn't work well.
# TODO: Improve this.
sentence_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=False,
classes=sublime.CLASS_EMPTY_LINE)
sentence_start_2 = reverse_search_by_pt(view, r'[.?!:]\s+|[.?!:]$',
start=0,
end=s.b)
if sentence_start_2:
sentence_start = (sentence_start + 1 if (sentence_start >
sentence_start_2.b)
else sentence_start_2.b)
else:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1
sentence_end = find_in_range(view, r'([.?!:)](?=\s))|([.?!:)]$)',
start=s.b,
end=view.size())
if not (sentence_end):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
else:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
return s
def get_text_object_region(view, s, text_object, inclusive=False, count=1):
try:
delims, type_ = PAIRS[text_object]
except KeyError:
return s
if type_ == TAG:
return find_tag_text_object(view, s, inclusive)
if type_ == BRACKET:
opening = find_prev_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
closing = find_next_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
if not (opening and closing):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(opening.a, closing.b)
return sublime.Region(opening.a + 1, closing.b - 1)
if type_ == QUOTE:
# Vim only operates on the current line.
line = view.line(s)
# FIXME: Escape sequences like \" are probably syntax-dependant.
prev_quote = reverse_search_by_pt(view, '(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=line.a, end=s.b)
next_quote = find_in_range(view, '(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=s.b, end=line.b)
if next_quote and not prev_quote:
prev_quote = next_quote
next_quote = find_in_range(view, '(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=prev_quote.b, end=line.b)
if not (prev_quote and next_quote):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a, next_quote.b)
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a + 1, next_quote.b - 1)
if type_ == WORD:
w = a_word(view, s.b, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if not w:
return s
return w
if type_ == BIG_WORD:
w = a_big_word(view, s.b, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if not w:
return s
return w
if type_ == SENTENCE:
# FIXME: This doesn't work well.
# TODO: Improve this.
sentence_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=False,
classes=sublime.CLASS_EMPTY_LINE)
sentence_start_2 = reverse_search_by_pt(view, "[.?!:]\s+|[.?!:]$",
start=0,
end=s.b)
if sentence_start_2:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1 if sentence_start > sentence_start_2.b else sentence_start_2.b
else:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1
sentence_end = find_in_range(view, "[.?!:)](?=\s)|[.?!:)]$",
start=s.b,
end=view.size())
if not (sentence_end):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
else:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
return s
def get_text_object_region(view, s, text_object, inclusive=False, count=1):
try:
delims, type_ = PAIRS[text_object]
except KeyError:
return s
if type_ == TAG:
return find_tag_text_object(view, s, inclusive)
if type_ == BRACKET:
opening = find_prev_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
closing = find_next_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
if not (opening and closing):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(opening.a, closing.b)
return sublime.Region(opening.a + 1, closing.b - 1)
if type_ == QUOTE:
# FIXME: Escape sequences like \" are probably syntax-dependant.
prev_quote = reverse_search_by_pt(view, '(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=0, end=s.b)
next_quote = find_in_range(view, '(?<!\\\\)' + delims[0],
start=s.b, end=view.size())
if not (prev_quote and next_quote):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a, next_quote.b)
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a + 1, next_quote.b - 1)
if type_ == WORD:
w = a_word(view, s.b, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if not w:
return s
return w
if type_ == BIG_WORD:
w = a_big_word(view, s.b, inclusive=inclusive, count=count)
if not w:
return s
return w
if type_ == SENTENCE:
# FIXME: This doesn't work well.
# TODO: Improve this.
sentence_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=False,
classes=sublime.CLASS_EMPTY_LINE)
sentence_start_2 = reverse_search_by_pt(view, "[.?!:]\s+|[.?!:]$",
start=0,
end=s.b)
if sentence_start_2:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1 if sentence_start > sentence_start_2.b else sentence_start_2.b
else:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1
sentence_end = find_in_range(view, "[.?!:)](?=\s)|[.?!:)]$",
start=s.b,
end=view.size())
if not (sentence_end):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
else:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
return s
def get_text_object_region(view, s, text_object, inclusive=False):
try:
delims, type_ = PAIRS[text_object]
except KeyError:
return s
if type_ == TAG:
return find_tag_text_object(view, s, inclusive)
if type_ == BRACKET:
opening = find_prev_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
closing = find_next_lone_bracket(view, s.b, delims)
if not (opening and closing):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(opening.a, closing.b)
return sublime.Region(opening.a + 1, closing.b - 1)
if type_ == QUOTE:
prev_quote = reverse_search_by_pt(view,
delims[0],
start=0,
end=s.b,
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
next_quote = find_in_range(view,
delims[0],
start=s.b,
end=view.size(),
flags=sublime.IGNORECASE)
if not (prev_quote and next_quote):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a, next_quote.b)
return sublime.Region(prev_quote.a + 1, next_quote.b - 1)
if type_ == WORD:
# TODO: Improve this -- specify word separators.
word_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=True,
classes=sublime.CLASS_WORD_START)
w = view.word(s.b)
# XXX: I don't think this is necessary?
if not w:
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(w.a, word_start)
else:
return w
if type_ == SENTENCE:
# FIXME: This doesn't work well.
# TODO: Improve this.
sentence_start = view.find_by_class(s.b,
forward=False,
classes=sublime.CLASS_EMPTY_LINE)
sentence_start_2 = reverse_search_by_pt(view,
"[.?!:]\s+|[.?!:]$",
start=0,
end=s.b)
if sentence_start_2:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1 if sentence_start > sentence_start_2.b else sentence_start_2.b
else:
sentence_start = sentence_start + 1
sentence_end = find_in_range(view,
"[.?!:)](?=\s)|[.?!:)]$",
start=s.b,
end=view.size())
if not (sentence_end):
return s
if inclusive:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
else:
return sublime.Region(sentence_start, sentence_end.b)
return s
