private CamelCaseResult?TryConsumePatternOrMatchNextHump(
int patternIndex, int humpIndex, bool contiguous, int chunkOffset)
{
var bestResult = default(CamelCaseResult?);
var candidateHump = _candidateHumps[humpIndex];
var maxPatternHumpLength = _patternText.Length - patternIndex;
var maxCandidateHumpLength = candidateHump.Length;
var maxHumpMatchLength = Math.Min(maxPatternHumpLength, maxCandidateHumpLength);
for (var possibleHumpMatchLength = 1; possibleHumpMatchLength <= maxHumpMatchLength; possibleHumpMatchLength++)
{
if (!LowercaseSubstringsMatch(
_candidate, candidateHump.Start,
_patternText, patternIndex, possibleHumpMatchLength))
{
// Stop trying to consume once the pattern contents no longer matches
// against the current candidate hump.
break;
}
// The pattern substring 'f' has matched against 'F', or 'fi' has matched
// against 'Fi'. recurse and let the rest of the pattern match the remainder
// of the candidate.
var resultOpt = TryMatch(
patternIndex + possibleHumpMatchLength, humpIndex + 1, contiguous, chunkOffset);
if (resultOpt == null)
{
// Didn't match. Try the next longer pattern chunk.
continue;
}
var result = resultOpt.Value;
// If this is our first hump add a 'from start' bonus.
if (humpIndex == 0)
{
result = result.WithFromStart(true);
}
// If this is our last hump, add a 'to end' bonus.
if (humpIndex == _candidateHumps.GetCount() - 1)
{
result = result.WithToEnd(true);
}
// This is the span of the hump of the candidate we matched.
var matchSpanToAdd = new TextSpan(chunkOffset + candidateHump.Start, possibleHumpMatchLength);
if (UpdateBestResultIfBetter(result, ref bestResult, matchSpanToAdd))
{
// We found the best result so far. We can stop immediately.
break;
}
}
return(bestResult);
}
void UpdateLinkText(TextLink link, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Text.ITextEdit edit)
{
for (int i = 0; (i < link.Links.Count); ++i)
{
var s = link.Links[i];
int offset = s.Offset + baseOffset;
if (offset < 0 || s.Length < 0 || offset + s.Length > Editor.Document.Length)
{
// This should never happen since it implies a corrupted link/bad update following a text change.
continue;
}
var span = new Microsoft.VisualStudio.Text.Span(offset, s.Length);
if (edit.Snapshot.GetText(span) != link.CurrentText)
{
edit.Replace(span, link.CurrentText);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This is used to check the spelling in the text box's content
/// </summary>
/// <param name="textToSplit">The text to split into words and check for misspellings</param>
private void CheckSpelling(string textToSplit)
{
List <Match> rangeExclusions = null;
TextSpan errorSpan, deleteWordSpan, lastWord;
string actualWord, textToCheck;
int mnemonicPos;
misspelledWords.Clear();
// Always ignore URLs
rangeExclusions = WordSplitter.Url.Matches(textToSplit).Cast <Match>().ToList();
// Note the location of all XML elements if needed
if (wordSplitter.Configuration.IgnoreXmlElementsInText)
{
rangeExclusions.AddRange(WordSplitter.XmlElement.Matches(textToSplit).Cast <Match>());
}
// Add exclusions from the configuration if any
foreach (var exclude in wordSplitter.Configuration.ExclusionExpressions)
{
try
{
rangeExclusions.AddRange(exclude.Matches(textToSplit).Cast <Match>());
}
catch (RegexMatchTimeoutException ex)
{
// Ignore expression timeouts
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(ex);
}
}
lastWord = new TextSpan();
foreach (var word in wordSplitter.GetWordsInText(textToSplit))
{
actualWord = textToSplit.Substring(word.Start, word.Length);
mnemonicPos = actualWord.IndexOf(wordSplitter.Mnemonic);
if (mnemonicPos == -1)
{
textToCheck = actualWord;
}
else
{
textToCheck = actualWord.Substring(0, mnemonicPos) + actualWord.Substring(mnemonicPos + 1);
}
// Spell check the word if it looks like one and is not ignored
if (wordSplitter.IsProbablyARealWord(textToCheck) && (rangeExclusions.Count == 0 ||
!rangeExclusions.Any(match => word.Start >= match.Index &&
word.Start <= match.Index + match.Length - 1)))
{
errorSpan = new TextSpan(word.Start, word.Length);
// Check for a doubled word
if (wordSplitter.Configuration.DetectDoubledWords && lastWord.Length != 0 &&
textToSplit.Substring(lastWord.Start, lastWord.Length).Equals(actualWord,
StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) && String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(textToSplit.Substring(
lastWord.Start + lastWord.Length, word.Start - lastWord.Start - lastWord.Length)))
{
// Delete the whitespace ahead of it too
deleteWordSpan = new TextSpan(lastWord.Start + lastWord.Length,
word.Length + word.Start - lastWord.Start - lastWord.Length);
misspelledWords.Add(new FileMisspelling(errorSpan, deleteWordSpan, actualWord));
lastWord = word;
continue;
}
lastWord = word;
// If the word is not being ignored, perform the other checks
if (!dictionary.ShouldIgnoreWord(textToCheck))
{
if (!dictionary.IsSpelledCorrectly(textToCheck))
{
// Sometimes it flags a word as misspelled if it ends with "'s". Try checking the
// word without the "'s". If ignored or correct without it, don't flag it. This
// appears to be caused by the definitions in the dictionary rather than Hunspell.
if (textToCheck.EndsWith("'s", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
textToCheck = textToCheck.Substring(0, textToCheck.Length - 2);
if (dictionary.ShouldIgnoreWord(textToCheck) ||
dictionary.IsSpelledCorrectly(textToCheck))
{
continue;
}
textToCheck += "'s";
}
// Some dictionaries include a trailing period on certain words such as "etc." which
// we don't include. If the word is followed by a period, try it with the period to
// see if we get a match. If so, consider it valid.
if (word.Start + word.Length < textToSplit.Length && textToSplit[word.Start + word.Length] == '.')
{
if (dictionary.ShouldIgnoreWord(textToCheck + ".") ||
dictionary.IsSpelledCorrectly(textToCheck + "."))
{
continue;
}
}
misspelledWords.Add(new FileMisspelling(errorSpan, actualWord));
}
}
}
}
}
public CamelCaseResult WithAddedMatchedSpan(TextSpan value)
{
MatchedSpansInReverse?.Add(value);
return(new CamelCaseResult(FromStart, Contiguous, ToEnd, MatchCount + 1, MatchedSpansInReverse, ChunkOffset));
}
public ArraySlice(T[] array, TextSpan span) : this(array, span.Start, span.Length)
{
}
