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# coding: utf8
import sublime
import sublime_plugin
from sublime import Region
import re
# for detecting "real" brackets in BracketeerCommand, and bracket matching in BracketeerBracketMatcher
OPENING_BRACKETS = ['{', '[', '(']
OPENING_BRACKET_LIKE = ['{', '[', '(', '"', "'", u'', '', '«', '']
CLOSING_BRACKETS = ['}', ']', ')']
CLOSING_BRACKET_LIKE = ['}', ']', ')', '"', "'", u'', '', '»', '']
QUOTING_BRACKETS = ['\'', "\""]
class BracketeerCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, edit, **kwargs):
e = self.view.begin_edit('bracketeer')
regions = [region for region in self.view.sel()]
# sort by region.end() DESC
def get_end(region):
return region.end()
regions.sort(key=get_end, reverse=True)
for region in regions:
self.run_each(edit, region, **kwargs)
self.view.end_edit(e)
def complicated_quote_checker(self, insert_braces, region, pressed, after, r_brace):
in_string_scope = self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'string')
in_double_string_scope = in_string_scope and self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'string.quoted.double')
in_single_string_scope = in_string_scope and self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'string.quoted.single')
at_eol = region.a == self.view.line(region.a).b
in_comment_scope = self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'comment')
in_text_scope = self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'text')
in_embedded_scope = self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'source.php') + self.view.score_selector(region.a, 'source.js')
in_text_scope = in_text_scope and not in_embedded_scope
if pressed and pressed in QUOTING_BRACKETS and (in_comment_scope or in_text_scope or in_string_scope):
# if the cursor:
# (a) is preceded by odd numbers of '\'s?
if in_comment_scope:
scope_test = 'comment'
else:
scope_test = 'string'
begin_of_string = region.a
while begin_of_string and self.view.score_selector(begin_of_string - 1, scope_test):
begin_of_string -= 1
check_a = self.view.substr(Region(begin_of_string, region.a))
check_a = len(re.search(r'[\\]*$', check_a).group(0))
check_a = check_a % 2
# (b) is an apostrophe and (inside double quotes or in text or comment scope)
check_b = (in_double_string_scope or in_text_scope or in_comment_scope) and pressed == "'"
# (c) we are at the end of the line and pressed the closing quote
check_c = at_eol and (
in_single_string_scope and pressed == "'"
or
in_double_string_scope and pressed == '"'
)
# then don't insert both, just insert the one.
if check_a or check_b or check_c:
return pressed
def run_each(self, edit, region, braces='{}', pressed=None, unindent=False, select=False, replace=False):
self.view.sel().subtract(region)
if self.view.settings().get('translate_tabs_to_spaces'):
tab = ' ' * self.view.settings().get('tab_size')
else:
tab = "\t"
row, col = self.view.rowcol(region.begin())
indent_point = self.view.text_point(row, 0)
if indent_point < region.begin():
indent = self.view.substr(Region(indent_point, region.begin()))
indent = re.match('[ \t]*', indent).group(0)
else:
indent = ''
line = self.view.substr(self.view.line(region.a))
selection = self.view.substr(region)
# for braces that have newlines ("""), insert the current line's indent
if isinstance(braces, list):
l_brace = braces[0]
r_brace = braces[1]
braces = ''.join(braces)
braces = braces.replace("\n", "\n" + indent)
length = len(l_brace)
else:
braces = braces.replace("\n", "\n" + indent)
length = len(braces) / 2
l_brace = braces[:length]
r_brace = braces[length:]
if region.empty():
after = self.view.substr(Region(region.a, region.a + length))
insert_braces = braces
complicated_check = self.complicated_quote_checker(insert_braces, region, pressed, after, r_brace)
if complicated_check:
insert_braces = complicated_check
elif pressed and after == r_brace and r_brace[-1] == pressed: # and (pressed not in QUOTING_BRACKETS or in_string_scope):
# in this case we pressed the closing character, and that's the character that is to the right
# so do nothing except advance cursor position
insert_braces = False
elif unindent and row > 0 and indent and line == indent:
# indent has the current line's indent
# get previous line's indent:
prev_point = self.view.text_point(row - 1, 0)
prev_line = self.view.line(prev_point)
prev_indent = self.view.substr(prev_line)
prev_indent = re.match('[ \t]*', prev_indent).group(0)
if (not pressed or pressed == l_brace) and len(indent) > len(prev_indent) and indent[len(prev_indent):] == tab:
# move region.a back by 'indent' amount
region = Region(region.a - len(tab), region.b - len(tab))
# and remove the tab
self.view.replace(edit, Region(region.a, region.a + len(tab) - 1), '')
elif pressed and pressed == r_brace:
if len(indent) == len(prev_indent):
# move region.a back by 'indent' amount
region = Region(region.a - len(tab), region.b - len(tab))
# and remove the tab
self.view.replace(edit, Region(region.a, region.a + len(tab) - 1), '')
insert_braces = r_brace
elif pressed and pressed != l_brace:
# we pressed the closing bracket or quote. This *never*
insert_braces = r_brace
if insert_braces:
self.view.insert(edit, region.a, insert_braces)
self.view.sel().add(Region(region.a + length, region.a + length))
elif selection in QUOTING_BRACKETS and pressed in QUOTING_BRACKETS and selection != pressed:
# changing a quote from single <=> double, just insert the quote.
self.view.replace(edit, region, pressed)
self.view.sel().add(Region(region.end(), region.end()))
elif pressed and pressed != l_brace:
b = region.begin() + len(r_brace)
self.view.replace(edit, region, r_brace)
self.view.sel().add(Region(b, b))
else:
substitute = self.view.substr(region)
replacement = l_brace + substitute + r_brace
# if we're inserting "real" brackets, not quotes:
real_brackets = l_brace in OPENING_BRACKETS and r_brace in CLOSING_BRACKETS
# check to see if entire lines are selected, and if so do some smart indenting
bol_is_nl = region.begin() == 0 or self.view.substr(region.begin() - 1) == "\n"
eol_is_nl = region.end() == self.view.size() - 1 or self.view.substr(region.end() - 1) == "\n"
if real_brackets and bol_is_nl and eol_is_nl:
indent = ''
final = ''
m = re.match('([ \t]*)' + tab, self.view.substr(region))
if m:
indent = m.group(1)
final = "\n"
else:
substitute = tab + substitute
replacement = indent + l_brace + "\n" + substitute + indent + r_brace + final
b = region.begin() + len(replacement) - len("\n" + indent + r_brace + final)
else:
b = region.begin() + len(replacement)
if replace and self.view.substr(region.begin() - 1) in OPENING_BRACKET_LIKE and self.view.substr(region.end()) in CLOSING_BRACKET_LIKE:
b -= 1
self.view.replace(edit, Region(region.begin() - 1, region.end() + 1), replacement)
elif replace and self.view.substr(region.begin()) in OPENING_BRACKET_LIKE and self.view.substr(region.end() - 1) in CLOSING_BRACKET_LIKE:
replacement = l_brace + replacement[2:-2] + r_brace
b -= 2
self.view.replace(edit, region, replacement)
l_brace = r_brace = ''
else:
self.view.replace(edit, region, replacement)
if select:
self.view.sel().add(Region(b - len(replacement) + len(l_brace), b - len(r_brace)))
else:
self.view.sel().add(Region(b, b))
class BracketeerIndentCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, edit):
e = self.view.begin_edit('bracketeer')
if self.view.settings().get('translate_tabs_to_spaces'):
tab = ' ' * self.view.settings().get('tab_size')
else:
tab = "\t"
regions = [region for region in self.view.sel()]
# sort by region.end() DESC
def get_end(region):
return region.end()
regions.sort(key=get_end, reverse=True)
for region in regions:
if region.empty():
# insert tab at beginning of line
point = self.view.text_point(self.view.rowcol(region.a)[0], 0)
self.view.insert(edit, point, tab)
else:
# insert tab in front of lines 1:-1
lines = self.view.substr(region).split("\n")
# just one line? indent it
if len(lines) == 1:
substitute = tab + lines[0] + "\n"
else:
default_settings = sublime.load_settings("bracketeer.sublime-settings")
dont_indent_list = default_settings.get('dont_indent')
# lines that start with these strings don't get indented
def dont_indent(line):
return any(dont for dont in dont_indent_list if line[:len(dont)] == dont)
# cursor is at start of line? indent that, too
if len(lines[0]) > 0 and not dont_indent(lines[0]):
substitute = tab
else:
substitute = ''
substitute += lines[0] + "\n"
for line in lines[1:-1]:
if len(line):
if not dont_indent(line):
substitute += tab
substitute += line
substitute += "\n"
substitute += lines[-1]
self.view.replace(edit, region, substitute)
self.view.end_edit(e)
class BracketeerBracketMatcher(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
def find_brackets(self, region, closing_search_brackets=None):
match_map = {
'}': '{',
']': '[',
')': '(',
}
# find next brace in closing_search_brackets
if not closing_search_brackets:
closing_search_brackets = CLOSING_BRACKETS
elif isinstance(closing_search_brackets, basestring):
closing_search_brackets = [closing_search_brackets]
opening_search_brackets = [match_map[bracket] for bracket in closing_search_brackets]
begin_point = region.begin() - 1
end_point = region.end()
# LaTEX: if selection directly preceeds \right, examine the string that includes \right instead of the actual selection
if self.view.substr( Region(end_point, min(end_point+6,self.view.size())) ) == '\\right': end_point += 6
# /LaTEX
# end_point gets incremented immediately, which skips the first
# character, *unless* the selection is empty, in which case the
# inner contents should be selected before scanning past
if region.empty():
# if the current character is a bracket, and the character to the left is the
# *matching* bracket, don't match the empty contents
c = self.view.substr(end_point)
if c in closing_search_brackets and self.view.substr(end_point - 1) == match_map[c]:
# cursor is between two brackets - select them and return
return Region(begin_point, end_point + 1)
else:
# if the selection is inside two brackets, select them and return
c1 = self.view.substr(begin_point)
c2 = self.view.substr(end_point)
if c2 in closing_search_brackets and c1 == match_map[c2]:
# LaTEX: if \left preceeds selection, select it as well
if self.view.substr(Region(max(begin_point-5,0), begin_point))=='\left': begin_point -= 5
# /LaTEX
return Region(begin_point, end_point + 1)
# scan forward searching for a closing bracket.
started_in_string = bool(self.view.score_selector(end_point, 'string') or self.view.score_selector(begin_point, 'string'))
bracket_count = 0
while True:
c = self.view.substr(end_point)
if started_in_string or not self.view.score_selector(end_point, 'string'):
if bracket_count <= 0 and c in closing_search_brackets:
break
elif c in opening_search_brackets and c in OPENING_BRACKETS:
bracket_count += 1
elif c in closing_search_brackets and c in CLOSING_BRACKETS:
bracket_count -= 1
end_point += 1
if end_point >= self.view.size():
return None
# found a bracket, scan backwards until matching bracket is found.
# matching bracket is determined by counting closing brackets (+1)
# and opening brackets (-1) and when the count is zero and the
# matching opening bracket is found
look_for = match_map[c]
while True:
c = self.view.substr(begin_point)
if started_in_string or not self.view.score_selector(begin_point, 'string'):
if bracket_count == 0 and c == look_for:
break
elif c in opening_search_brackets and c in OPENING_BRACKETS:
bracket_count += 1
elif c in closing_search_brackets and c in CLOSING_BRACKETS:
bracket_count -= 1
begin_point -= 1
if begin_point < 0:
return None
# the current point is to the left of the opening bracket,
# I want it to be to the right.
begin_point += 1
# LaTEX: if selection ends in \right, don't select it
if self.view.substr( Region(max(end_point-6,0), end_point) ) == '\\right': end_point -= 6
# /LaTEX
return Region(begin_point, end_point)
class BracketeerGotoCommand(BracketeerBracketMatcher):
def run(self, edit, **kwargs):
e = self.view.begin_edit('bracketeer')
regions = [region for region in self.view.sel()]
# sort by region.end() DESC
def get_end(region):
return region.end()
regions.sort(key=get_end, reverse=True)
for region in regions:
self.run_each(edit, region, **kwargs)
self.view.end_edit(e)
def run_each(self, edit, region, goto):
cursor = region.b
if goto == "left" and self.view.substr(cursor - 1) == '{':
cursor -= 1
elif goto == "both" and self.view.substr(cursor) == '{':
cursor += 1
elif goto in ["left", "both"] and self.view.substr(cursor - 1) == '}':
cursor -= 1
new_region = self.find_brackets(Region(cursor, cursor), '}')
if new_region:
self.view.sel().subtract(region)
a = new_region.begin()
b = new_region.end()
if self.view.substr(a) in OPENING_BRACKETS:
a += 1
if self.view.substr(b) in CLOSING_BRACKETS:
b += 1
if goto == "left":
new_region = Region(a, a)
self.view.sel().add(new_region)
self.view.show(new_region)
elif goto == "right":
new_region = Region(b, b)
self.view.sel().add(new_region)
self.view.show(new_region)
elif goto == "both":
self.view.sel().add(Region(a, a))
self.view.sel().add(Region(b, b))
self.view.show(new_region.b)
else:
raise ValueError("`goto` should have a value of 'left', 'right', or 'both'), not '" + goto + '"')
class BracketeerSelectCommand(BracketeerBracketMatcher):
def run(self, edit, **kwargs):
e = self.view.begin_edit('bracketeer')
regions = [region for region in self.view.sel()]
# sort by region.end() DESC
def get_end(region):
return region.end()
regions.sort(key=get_end, reverse=True)
for region in regions:
self.run_each(edit, region, **kwargs)
self.view.end_edit(e)
def run_each(self, edit, region):
new_region = self.find_brackets(region)
if new_region:
self.view.sel().subtract(region)
self.view.sel().add(new_region)
self.view.show(new_region.b)