internal TextContentChangedEventArgs ApplyReload(StringRebuilder newContent, EditOptions editOptions, object editTag)
{
// we construct a normalized change list where the inserted text is a reference string that
// points "forward" to the next snapshot and whose deleted text is a reference string that points
// "backward" to the prior snapshot. This pins both snapshots in memory but that's better than materializing
// giant strings, and when (?) we have paging text storage, memory requirements will be minimal.
TextVersion newVersion = new TextVersion(this, this.currentVersion.VersionNumber + 1, this.currentVersion.VersionNumber + 1, newContent.Length);
ITextSnapshot oldSnapshot = this.currentSnapshot;
TextSnapshot newSnapshot = new TextSnapshot(this, newVersion, newContent);
ReferenceChangeString oldText = new ReferenceChangeString(new SnapshotSpan(oldSnapshot, 0, oldSnapshot.Length));
ReferenceChangeString newText = new ReferenceChangeString(new SnapshotSpan(newSnapshot, 0, newSnapshot.Length));
TextChange change = new TextChange(oldPosition: 0,
oldText: oldText,
newText: newText,
currentSnapshot: oldSnapshot);
this.currentVersion.AddNextVersion(NormalizedTextChangeCollection.Create(new FrugalList <TextChange>()
{
change
},
editOptions.ComputeMinimalChange
? (StringDifferenceOptions?)editOptions.DifferenceOptions
: null,
this.textDifferencingService,
oldSnapshot, newSnapshot),
newVersion);
this.builder = newContent;
this.currentVersion = newVersion;
this.currentSnapshot = newSnapshot;
return(new TextContentChangedEventArgs(oldSnapshot, newSnapshot, editOptions, editTag));
}
internal static StringRebuilder StringRebuilderFromSnapshotSpan(SnapshotSpan span)
{
TextSnapshot snapshot = span.Snapshot as TextSnapshot;
if (snapshot != null)
{
return(snapshot.Content.Substring(span));
}
IProjectionSnapshot projectionSnapshot = span.Snapshot as IProjectionSnapshot;
if (projectionSnapshot != null)
{
StringRebuilder content = SimpleStringRebuilder.Create(string.Empty);
foreach (var childSpan in projectionSnapshot.MapToSourceSnapshots(span))
{
content = content.Append(StringRebuilderFromSnapshotSpan(childSpan));
}
return(content);
}
//The we don't know what to do fallback. This should never be called unless someone provides a new snapshot
//implementation.
return(SimpleStringRebuilder.Create(span.GetText()));
}
internal TextContentChangedEventArgs ApplyReload(StringRebuilder newContent, EditOptions editOptions, object editTag)
{
// we construct a normalized change list where the inserted text is a reference string that
// points "forward" to the next snapshot and whose deleted text is a reference string that points
// "backward" to the prior snapshot. This pins both snapshots in memory but that's better than materializing
// giant strings, and when (?) we have paging text storage, memory requirements will be minimal.
ITextSnapshot oldSnapshot = this.currentSnapshot;
StringRebuilder oldContent = BufferFactoryService.StringRebuilderFromSnapshotSpan(new SnapshotSpan(oldSnapshot, 0, oldSnapshot.Length));
TextChange change = TextChange.Create(oldPosition: 0,
oldText: oldContent,
newText: newContent,
currentSnapshot: oldSnapshot);
TextVersion newVersion = this.currentVersion.CreateNext(changes: null, newLength: newContent.Length, reiteratedVersionNumber: -1);
TextSnapshot newSnapshot = new TextSnapshot(this, newVersion, newContent);
this.currentVersion.SetChanges(NormalizedTextChangeCollection.Create(new TextChange[] { change },
editOptions.ComputeMinimalChange
? (StringDifferenceOptions?)editOptions.DifferenceOptions
: null,
this.textDifferencingService,
oldSnapshot, newSnapshot));
this.currentVersion = newVersion;
this.builder = newContent;
this.currentSnapshot = newSnapshot;
return(new TextContentChangedEventArgs(oldSnapshot, newSnapshot, editOptions, editTag));
}
