/// <summary>
/// Selects the word around the current cursor position.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="controller">The controller.</param>
public static void SelectWord(EditorViewController controller)
{
// Pull out information about the current context.
IDisplayContext displayContext = controller.DisplayContext;
LineBuffer buffer = displayContext.LineBuffer;
TextPosition position = displayContext.Caret.Position;
int lineIndex = position.LinePosition.GetLineIndex(buffer);
string lineText = buffer.GetLineText(lineIndex);
int characterIndex = position.GetCharacterIndex(buffer);
// Find the boundaries for the current word.
int startIndex = Math.Max(
0,
displayContext.WordTokenizer.GetPreviousWordBoundary(
lineText, characterIndex));
int endIndex = Math.Min(
lineText.Length,
displayContext.WordTokenizer.GetNextWordBoundary(lineText, characterIndex));
// Set the selection to the boundaries.
displayContext.Caret.Selection =
new TextRange(
new TextPosition(position.LinePosition, startIndex),
new TextPosition(position.LinePosition, endIndex));
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the wrapped line associated with this buffer position.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="bufferPosition">The buffer position.</param>
/// <param name="displayContext">The display context.</param>
/// <param name="layout">The layout.</param>
/// <param name="wrappedLineIndex">Index of the wrapped line.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static LayoutLine GetWrappedLine(
this TextPosition bufferPosition,
IDisplayContext displayContext,
out Layout layout,
out int wrappedLineIndex)
{
// Get the layout and text associated with the line.
LineBuffer lineBuffer = displayContext.LineBuffer;
int lineIndex = bufferPosition.LinePosition.GetLineIndex(lineBuffer);
string text = lineBuffer.GetLineText(lineIndex);
layout = displayContext.Renderer.GetLineLayout(
lineIndex, LineContexts.Unformatted);
// Get the wrapped line associated with this character position.
int characterIndex = bufferPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lineBuffer);
int unicodeIndex = PangoUtility.TranslateStringToPangoIndex(
text, characterIndex);
int x;
layout.IndexToLineX(unicodeIndex, false, out wrappedLineIndex, out x);
// Return the resulting line.
return(layout.Lines[wrappedLineIndex]);
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the line X coordinates from either the state if we have one
/// or calculate it from the buffer position's X coordinate.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="controller">The action context.</param>
/// <param name="wrappedLine">The wrapped line.</param>
/// <param name="position">The position.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private static int GetLineX(
EditorViewController controller,
LayoutLine wrappedLine,
TextPosition position)
{
int lineX;
var state = controller.States.Get <VerticalMovementActionState>();
if (state == null)
{
// Calculate the line state from the caret position. The cursor
// is always to the left of the character unless we're at the
// end, and then it's considered trailing of the previous
// character.
LineBuffer lineBuffer = controller.DisplayContext.LineBuffer;
int lineIndex = position.LinePosition.GetLineIndex(lineBuffer.LineCount);
string lineText = lineBuffer.GetLineText(lineIndex);
int characterIndex = position.CharacterPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lineText);
bool trailing = false;
if (characterIndex == lineText.Length &&
lineText.Length > 0)
{
characterIndex--;
trailing = true;
}
// Because Pango works with UTF-8-based indexes, we need to
// convert the C# character index into that index to properly
// identify the character.
characterIndex = NormalizeEmptyStrings(lineText, characterIndex);
int unicodeIndex = PangoUtility.TranslateStringToPangoIndex(
lineText, characterIndex);
lineX = wrappedLine.IndexToX(unicodeIndex, trailing);
// We need the line's style since it may have left passing
// which will change our columns.
LineBlockStyle style =
controller.DisplayContext.Renderer.GetLineStyle(
lineIndex, LineContexts.CurrentLine);
var pixelPadding = (int)style.Padding.Left.GetValueOrDefault(0);
lineX += Units.FromPixels(pixelPadding);
// Save a new state into the states.
state = new VerticalMovementActionState(lineX);
controller.States.Add(state);
}
else
{
// Get the line coordinate from the state.
lineX = state.LayoutLineX;
}
return(lineX);
}
public static int GetCharacterIndex(
this TextPosition textPosition,
LineBuffer lineBuffer)
{
string lineText = lineBuffer.GetLineText(textPosition.LinePosition);
int characterPosition =
textPosition.CharacterPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lineText);
return(characterPosition);
}
public static void RightWord(EditorViewController controller)
{
// Pull out some useful variables.
IDisplayContext displayContext = controller.DisplayContext;
LineBuffer buffer = displayContext.LineBuffer;
LineBuffer lineBuffer = displayContext.LineBuffer;
// Pull out the line and chracter positions from where we're starting.
TextPosition position = displayContext.Caret.Position;
LinePosition linePosition = position.LinePosition;
int lineIndex = linePosition.GetLineIndex(buffer);
string lineText = buffer.GetLineText(lineIndex);
CharacterPosition wordPosition = CharacterPosition.Word;
CharacterPosition characterPosition = position.CharacterPosition;
int characterIndex = characterPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lineText);
// If we are at the beginning of the line, we need to move to the
// previous line.
if (characterIndex == lineText.Length)
{
// If we are at the last line, we don't do anything.
if (lineIndex == lineBuffer.LineCount - 1)
{
return;
}
// Move to the end of the previous line.
linePosition = new LinePosition(lineIndex + 1);
characterPosition = CharacterPosition.Begin;
}
else
{
// Move to the previous left word.
int rightCharacterIndex = wordPosition.GetCharacterIndex(
lineText, characterPosition, WordSearchDirection.Right);
characterPosition = new CharacterPosition(rightCharacterIndex);
}
// Cause the text editor to redraw itself.
var caretPosition = new TextPosition(linePosition, characterPosition);
displayContext.ScrollToCaret(caretPosition);
}
public static void Copy(EditorViewController controller)
{
// If we don't have anything selected, we don't do anything.
IDisplayContext displayContext = controller.DisplayContext;
TextRange selection = displayContext.Caret.Selection;
if (selection.IsEmpty)
{
return;
}
// Go through the selection and figure out if we have a single-line
// copy.
LineBuffer lineBuffer = displayContext.LineBuffer;
int startLineIndex = selection.FirstLinePosition.GetLineIndex(lineBuffer);
int endLineIndex = selection.LastLinePosition.GetLineIndex(lineBuffer);
string firstLine = lineBuffer.GetLineText(
selection.FirstLinePosition, LineContexts.Unformatted);
if (endLineIndex == startLineIndex)
{
// Single-line copy is much easier since we just need a substring.
int startCharacterIndex =
selection.FirstTextPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lineBuffer);
int endCharacterIndex =
selection.FirstTextPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lineBuffer);
string singleLineText = firstLine.Substring(
startCharacterIndex, endCharacterIndex - startCharacterIndex);
// Set the clipboard's text and return.
displayContext.Clipboard.Text = singleLineText;
return;
}
// For multiple line copies, we need to copy every line from the first
// to the last. We already have the first, so just copy that.
var buffer = new StringBuilder();
int firstLineIndex =
selection.FirstTextPosition.CharacterPosition.GetCharacterIndex(firstLine);
buffer.Append(firstLine.Substring(firstLineIndex));
buffer.Append("\n");
// Loop through the second to just shy of the last line, adding
// each one as a full line.
for (int lineIndex = startLineIndex + 1;
lineIndex < endLineIndex;
lineIndex++)
{
buffer.Append(lineBuffer.GetLineText(lineIndex, LineContexts.Unformatted));
buffer.Append("\n");
}
// Add the last line, which is a substring, but we don't add a
// newline to the end of this one.
string lastLineText = lineBuffer.GetLineText(
endLineIndex, LineContexts.Unformatted);
int lastCharacterIndex =
selection.EndCharacterPosition.GetCharacterIndex(lastLineText);
buffer.Append(lastLineText.Substring(0, lastCharacterIndex));
// Set the clipboard value.
displayContext.Clipboard.Text = buffer.ToString();
}