cchat-gtk/internal/ui/rich/parser/attrmap/attrmap.go

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3.1 KiB
Go

package attrmap
import (
"bytes"
"fmt"
"html"
"sort"
"strings"
"github.com/diamondburned/cchat/text"
)
type AppendMap struct {
appended map[int][]byte // for opening tags
prepended map[int][]byte // for closing tags
indices []int
}
func NewAppendedMap() AppendMap {
return AppendMap{
appended: map[int][]byte{},
prepended: map[int][]byte{},
indices: []int{},
}
}
func (a *AppendMap) appendIndex(ind int) {
// Backwards search which should make things faster.
for i := len(a.indices) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
if a.indices[i] == ind {
return
}
}
a.indices = append(a.indices, ind)
}
func (a *AppendMap) Anchor(start, end int, href string) {
a.AnchorNU(start, end, href)
}
// AnchorNU makes a new <a> tag without underlines and colors.
func (a *AppendMap) AnchorNU(start, end int, href string) {
a.Openf(start, `<a href="`+html.EscapeString(href)+`">`)
a.Close(end, "</a>")
// a.Anchor(start, end, href)
a.Span(start, end, `underline="none"`)
}
func (a *AppendMap) Span(start, end int, attrs ...string) {
a.Open(start, "<span "+strings.Join(attrs, " ")+">")
a.Close(end, "</span>")
}
// Pad inserts 2 spaces into start and end. It ensures that not more than 1
// space is inserted.
func (a *AppendMap) Pad(start, end int) {
// Ensure that the starting point does not already have a space.
if !posHaveSpace(a.appended, start) {
a.Open(start, " ")
}
if !posHaveSpace(a.prepended, end) {
a.Close(end, " ")
}
}
func posHaveSpace(tags map[int][]byte, pos int) bool {
tg, ok := tags[pos]
if !ok || len(tg) == 0 {
return false
}
// Check trailing spaces.
if tg[0] == ' ' {
return true
}
if tg[len(tg)-1] == ' ' {
return true
}
// Check spaces mid-tag. This works because strings are always escaped.
return bytes.Contains(tg, []byte("> <"))
}
func (a *AppendMap) Pair(start, end int, open, close string) {
a.Open(start, open)
a.Close(end, close)
}
func (a *AppendMap) Openf(ind int, f string, argv ...interface{}) {
a.Open(ind, fmt.Sprintf(f, argv...))
}
func (a *AppendMap) Open(ind int, attr string) {
if str, ok := a.appended[ind]; ok {
a.appended[ind] = append(str, []byte(attr)...) // append
return
}
a.appended[ind] = []byte(attr)
a.appendIndex(ind)
}
func (a *AppendMap) Close(ind int, attr string) {
if str, ok := a.prepended[ind]; ok {
a.prepended[ind] = append([]byte(attr), str...) // prepend
return
}
a.prepended[ind] = []byte(attr)
a.appendIndex(ind)
}
func (a AppendMap) Get(ind int) (tags string) {
appended := a.appended[ind]
prepended := a.prepended[ind]
// Borrowing appended's backing array to add prepended is probably fine, as
// the length of the actual appended slice is going to stay the same.
return string(append(appended, prepended...))
}
func (a *AppendMap) Finalize(strlen int) []int {
// make sure there's always a closing tag at the end so the entire string
// gets flushed.
a.Close(strlen, "")
sort.Ints(a.indices)
return a.indices
}
// CoverAll returns true if the given start and end covers the entire text
// segment.
func CoverAll(txt text.Rich, start, end int) bool {
return start == 0 && end == len(txt.Content)
}