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atom/vendor/ace/edit_session/bracket_match.js
Chris Wanstrath 0d5d3d865f update ace
Loading is now visibly more janky, but I think
d3ba5b8111
fixes a lot of our problems.

I tested this on split-panes-2.0 and a major bug (no input
after resizing) is now gone. Poof.
2011-11-25 22:58:50 -08:00

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/* vim:ts=4:sts=4:sw=4:
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define(function(require, exports, module) {
var TokenIterator = require("../token_iterator").TokenIterator;
function BracketMatch() {
this.findMatchingBracket = function(position) {
if (position.column == 0) return null;
var charBeforeCursor = this.getLine(position.row).charAt(position.column-1);
if (charBeforeCursor == "") return null;
var match = charBeforeCursor.match(/([\(\[\{])|([\)\]\}])/);
if (!match) {
return null;
}
if (match[1]) {
return this.$findClosingBracket(match[1], position);
} else {
return this.$findOpeningBracket(match[2], position);
}
};
this.$brackets = {
")": "(",
"(": ")",
"]": "[",
"[": "]",
"{": "}",
"}": "{"
};
this.$findOpeningBracket = function(bracket, position) {
var openBracket = this.$brackets[bracket];
var depth = 1;
var iterator = new TokenIterator(this, position.row, position.column);
var token = iterator.getCurrentToken();
if (!token) return null;
// token.type contains a period-delimited list of token identifiers
// (e.g.: "constant.numeric" or "paren.lparen"). Create a pattern that
// matches any token containing the same identifiers or a subset. In
// addition, if token.type includes "rparen", then also match "lparen".
// So if type.token is "paren.rparen", then typeRe will match "lparen.paren".
var typeRe = new RegExp("(\\.?" +
token.type.replace(".", "|").replace("rparen", "lparen|rparen") + ")+");
// Start searching in token, just before the character at position.column
var valueIndex = position.column - iterator.getCurrentTokenColumn() - 2;
var value = token.value;
while (true) {
while (valueIndex >= 0) {
var char = value.charAt(valueIndex);
if (char == openBracket) {
depth -= 1;
if (depth == 0) {
return {row: iterator.getCurrentTokenRow(),
column: valueIndex + iterator.getCurrentTokenColumn()};
}
}
else if (char == bracket) {
depth += 1;
}
valueIndex -= 1;
}
// Scan backward through the document, looking for the next token
// whose type matches typeRe
do {
token = iterator.stepBackward();
} while (token && !typeRe.test(token.type));
if (token == null)
break;
value = token.value;
valueIndex = value.length - 1;
}
return null;
};
this.$findClosingBracket = function(bracket, position) {
var closingBracket = this.$brackets[bracket];
var depth = 1;
var iterator = new TokenIterator(this, position.row, position.column);
var token = iterator.getCurrentToken();
if (!token) return null;
// token.type contains a period-delimited list of token identifiers
// (e.g.: "constant.numeric" or "paren.lparen"). Create a pattern that
// matches any token containing the same identifiers or a subset. In
// addition, if token.type includes "lparen", then also match "rparen".
// So if type.token is "lparen.paren", then typeRe will match "paren.rparen".
var typeRe = new RegExp("(\\.?" +
token.type.replace(".", "|").replace("lparen", "lparen|rparen") + ")+");
// Start searching in token, after the character at position.column
var valueIndex = position.column - iterator.getCurrentTokenColumn();
while (true) {
var value = token.value;
var valueLength = value.length;
while (valueIndex < valueLength) {
var char = value.charAt(valueIndex);
if (char == closingBracket) {
depth -= 1;
if (depth == 0) {
return {row: iterator.getCurrentTokenRow(),
column: valueIndex + iterator.getCurrentTokenColumn()};
}
}
else if (char == bracket) {
depth += 1;
}
valueIndex += 1;
}
// Scan forward through the document, looking for the next token
// whose type matches typeRe
do {
token = iterator.stepForward();
} while (token && !typeRe.test(token.type));
if (token == null)
break;
valueIndex = 0;
}
return null;
};
}
exports.BracketMatch = BracketMatch;
});