| public AddTracking ( IWpfTextView wpfTextView, ITextSnapshot textSnapshot, long docCookie, Span span ) : void | ||
| wpfTextView | IWpfTextView | |
| textSnapshot | ITextSnapshot | |
| docCookie | long | |
| span | Span | |
| Результат | void | |
/// <summary>
/// Highlight the source code on a particular line
/// </summary>
private static void AttachMarkerToTextView(IWpfTextView textView, long docCookie, ResultTextMarker marker,
int line, int column, int endLine, int endColumn)
{
// If for some reason the start line is not correct, just skip the highlighting
ITextSnapshot textSnapshot = textView.TextSnapshot;
if (line > textSnapshot.LineCount)
{
return;
}
Span spanToColor;
int markerStart, markerEnd = 0;
try
{
// Fix up the end line number if it's inconsistent
if (endLine <= 0 || endLine < line)
{
endLine = line;
}
bool coerced = false;
// Calculate the start and end marker bound. Adjust for the column values if
// the values don't make sense. Make sure we handle the case of empty file correctly
ITextSnapshotLine startTextLine = textSnapshot.GetLineFromLineNumber(Math.Max(line - 1, 0));
ITextSnapshotLine endTextLine = textSnapshot.GetLineFromLineNumber(Math.Max(endLine - 1, 0));
if (column <= 0 || column >= startTextLine.Length)
{
column = 1;
coerced = true;
}
// Calculate the end marker bound. Perform coersion on the values if they aren't consistent
if (endColumn <= 0 && endColumn >= endTextLine.Length)
{
endColumn = endTextLine.Length;
coerced = true;
}
// If we are highlighting just one line and the column values don't make
// sense or we corrected one or more of them, then simply mark the
// entire line
if (endLine == line && (coerced || column >= endColumn))
{
column = 1;
endColumn = endTextLine.Length;
}
// Create a span with the calculated markers
markerStart = startTextLine.Start.Position + column - 1;
markerEnd = endTextLine.Start.Position + endColumn;
spanToColor = Span.FromBounds(markerStart, markerEnd);
marker.AddTracking(textView, textSnapshot, docCookie, spanToColor);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// Log the exception and move ahead. We don't want to bubble this or fail.
// We just don't color the problem line.
Debug.Print(e.Message);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Highlight the source code on a particular line
/// </summary>
private static void AttachMarkerToTextView(IWpfTextView textView, long docCookie, ResultTextMarker marker,
int line, int column, int endLine, int endColumn)
{
// If for some reason the start line is not correct, just skip the highlighting
ITextSnapshot textSnapshot = textView.TextSnapshot;
if (line > textSnapshot.LineCount)
{
return;
}
Span spanToColor;
int markerStart, markerEnd = 0;
try
{
// Fix up the end line number if it's inconsistent
if (endLine <= 0 || endLine < line)
{
endLine = line;
}
bool coerced = false;
// Calculate the start and end marker bound. Adjust for the column values if
// the values don't make sense. Make sure we handle the case of empty file correctly
ITextSnapshotLine startTextLine = textSnapshot.GetLineFromLineNumber(Math.Max(line - 1, 0));
ITextSnapshotLine endTextLine = textSnapshot.GetLineFromLineNumber(Math.Max(endLine - 1, 0));
if (column <= 0 || column >= startTextLine.Length)
{
column = 1;
coerced = true;
}
// Calculate the end marker bound. Perform coersion on the values if they aren't consistent
if (endColumn <= 0 && endColumn >= endTextLine.Length)
{
endColumn = endTextLine.Length;
coerced = true;
}
// If we are highlighting just one line and the column values don't make
// sense or we corrected one or more of them, then simply mark the
// entire line
if (endLine == line && (coerced || column >= endColumn))
{
column = 1;
endColumn = endTextLine.Length;
}
// Create a span with the calculated markers
markerStart = startTextLine.Start.Position + column - 1;
markerEnd = endTextLine.Start.Position + endColumn;
spanToColor = Span.FromBounds(markerStart, markerEnd);
marker.AddTracking(textView, textSnapshot, docCookie, spanToColor);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// Log the exception and move ahead. We don't want to bubble this or fail.
// We just don't color the problem line.
Debug.Print(e.Message);
}
}
