ChocolateyPackages/EthanBrown.SublimeText2.EditorPackages/tools/PackageCache/EasyMotion/easy_motion.py

import sublime
import sublime_plugin
import re
from itertools import izip_longest
from pprint import pprint

REGEX_ESCAPE_CHARS = '\\+*()[]{}^$?|:].,'

# not a fan of using globals like this, but not sure if there's a better way with the plugin
# API that ST2 provides.  Tried attaching as fields to active_view, but didn't persiste, I'm guessing
# it's just a representation of something that gets regenerated on demand so dynamic fields are transient
JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR = None
CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP = None
EASY_MOTION_EDIT = None
SELECT_TEXT = False
COMMAND_MODE_WAS = False
JUMP_TARGET_SCOPE = 'string'


class JumpGroupGenerator:
    '''
       given a list of region jump targets matching the given character, can emit a series of
       JumpGroup dictionaries going forwards with next and backwards with previous
    '''
    def __init__(self, view, character, placeholder_chars, case_sensitive):
        self.view = view
        self.case_sensitive = case_sensitive
        self.placeholder_chars = placeholder_chars
        self.all_jump_targets = self.find_all_jump_targets_in_visible_region(character)
        self.interleaved_jump_targets = self.interleave_jump_targets_from_cursor()
        self.jump_target_index = 0
        self.jump_target_groups = self.create_jump_target_groups()
        self.jump_target_group_index = -1

    def determine_re_flags(self, character):
        if character == 'enter':
            return '(?m)'
        elif self.case_sensitive:
            return '(?i)'
        else:
            return ''

    def interleave_jump_targets_from_cursor(self):
        sel = self.view.sel()[0]  # multi select not supported, doesn't really make sense
        sel_begin = sel.begin()
        sel_end = sel.end()
        before = []
        after = []

        # split them into two lists radiating out from the cursor position
        for target in self.all_jump_targets:
            if target.begin() < sel_begin:
                # add to beginning of list so closest targets to cursor are first
                before.insert(0, target)
            elif target.begin() > sel_end:
                after.append(target)

        # now interleave the two lists together into one list
        return [target for targets in izip_longest(before, after) for target in targets if target is not None]

    def create_jump_target_groups(self):
        jump_target_groups = []

        while self.has_next_jump_target():
            jump_group = dict()

            for placeholder_char in self.placeholder_chars:
                if self.has_next_jump_target():
                    jump_group[placeholder_char] = self.interleaved_jump_targets[self.jump_target_index]
                    self.jump_target_index += 1
                else:
                    break

            jump_target_groups.append(jump_group)

        return jump_target_groups

    def has_next_jump_target(self):
        return self.jump_target_index < len(self.interleaved_jump_targets)

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.jump_target_groups)

    def next(self):
        self.jump_target_group_index += 1

        if self.jump_target_group_index >= len(self.jump_target_groups) or self.jump_target_group_index < 0:
            self.jump_target_group_index = 0

        return self.jump_target_groups[self.jump_target_group_index]

    def previous(self):
        self.jump_target_group_index -= 1

        if self.jump_target_group_index < 0 or self.jump_target_group_index >= len(self.jump_target_groups):
            self.jump_target_group_index = len(self.jump_target_groups) - 1

        return self.jump_target_groups[self.jump_target_group_index]

    def find_all_jump_targets_in_visible_region(self, character):
        visible_region_begin = self.visible_region_begin()
        visible_text = self.visible_text()
        folded_regions = self.get_folded_regions(self.view)
        matching_regions = []
        target_regexp = self.target_regexp(character)

        for char_at in (match.start() for match in re.finditer(target_regexp, visible_text)):
            char_point = char_at + visible_region_begin
            char_region = sublime.Region(char_point, char_point + 1)
            if not self.region_list_contains_region(folded_regions, char_region):
                matching_regions.append(char_region)

        return matching_regions

    def region_list_contains_region(self, region_list, region):

        for element_region in region_list:
            if element_region.contains(region):
                return True
        return False

    def visible_region_begin(self):
        return self.view.visible_region().begin()

    def visible_text(self):
        visible_region = self.view.visible_region()
        return self.view.substr(visible_region)

    def target_regexp(self, character):
        re_flags = self.determine_re_flags(character)
        if (REGEX_ESCAPE_CHARS.find(character) >= 0):
            return re_flags + '\\' + character
        elif character == "enter":
            return re_flags + "(?=^).|.(?=$)"
        else:
            return re_flags + character

    def get_folded_regions(self, view):
        '''
        No way in the API to get the folded regions without unfolding them first
        seems to be quick enough that you can't actually see them fold/unfold
        '''
        folded_regions = view.unfold(view.visible_region())
        view.fold(folded_regions)
        return folded_regions


class EasyMotionCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
    winning_selection = None

    def run(self, character=None, select_text=False):
        global JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR, SELECT_TEXT, JUMP_TARGET_SCOPE
        sublime.status_message("EasyMotion: Jump to " + character)

        SELECT_TEXT = select_text

        active_view = self.window.active_view()

        settings = sublime.load_settings("EasyMotion.sublime-settings")
        placeholder_chars = settings.get('placeholder_chars', 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz01234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ')
        JUMP_TARGET_SCOPE = settings.get('jump_target_scope', 'string')
        case_sensitive = settings.get('case_sensitive', True)

        JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR = JumpGroupGenerator(active_view, character, placeholder_chars, case_sensitive)

        if len(JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR) > 0:
            self.activate_mode(active_view)
            self.window.run_command("show_jump_group")
        else:
            sublime.status_message("EasyMotion: unable to find any instances of " + character + " in visible region")

    def activate_mode(self, active_view):
        global COMMAND_MODE_WAS
        active_view.settings().set('easy_motion_mode', True)
        # yes, this feels a little dirty to mess with the Vintage plugin, but there
        # doesn't appear to be any other way to tell it to not intercept keys, so turn it
        # off (if it's on) while we're running EasyMotion
        COMMAND_MODE_WAS = active_view.settings().get('command_mode')
        if (COMMAND_MODE_WAS):
            active_view.settings().set('command_mode', False)


class ShowJumpGroup(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
    active_view = None

    def run(self, next=True):
        self.active_view = self.window.active_view()

        self.show_jump_group(next)

    def show_jump_group(self, next=True):
        global JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR, CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP

        if next:
            CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP = JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR.next()
        else:
            CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP = JUMP_GROUP_GENERATOR.previous()

        self.activate_current_jump_group()

    def activate_current_jump_group(self):
        global CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP, EASY_MOTION_EDIT, JUMP_TARGET_SCOPE
        '''
            Start up an edit object if we don't have one already, then create all of the jump targets
        '''
        if (EASY_MOTION_EDIT is not None):
            # normally would call deactivate_current_jump_group here, but apparent ST2 bug prevents it from calling undo correctly
            # instead just decorate the new character and keep the same edit object so all changes get undone properly
            self.active_view.erase_regions("jump_match_regions")
        else:
            EASY_MOTION_EDIT = self.active_view.begin_edit()

        for placeholder_char in CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP.keys():
            self.active_view.replace(EASY_MOTION_EDIT, CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP[placeholder_char], placeholder_char)

        self.active_view.add_regions("jump_match_regions", CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP.values(), JUMP_TARGET_SCOPE, "dot")


class JumpTo(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
    def run(self, character=None):
        global COMMAND_MODE_WAS

        self.active_view = self.window.active_view()
        self.winning_selection = self.winning_selection_from(character)
        self.finish_easy_motion()
        self.active_view.settings().set('easy_motion_mode', False)
        if (COMMAND_MODE_WAS):
            self.active_view.settings().set('command_mode', True)

    def winning_selection_from(self, selection):
        global CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP, SELECT_TEXT
        winning_region = None
        if selection in CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP:
            winning_region = CURRENT_JUMP_GROUP[selection]

        if winning_region is not None:
            if SELECT_TEXT:
                for current_selection in self.active_view.sel():
                    if winning_region.begin() < current_selection.begin():
                        return sublime.Region(current_selection.end(), winning_region.begin())
                    else:
                        return sublime.Region(current_selection.begin(), winning_region.end())
            else:
                return sublime.Region(winning_region.begin(), winning_region.begin())

    def finish_easy_motion(self):
        '''
        We need to clean up after ourselves by restoring the view to it's original state, if the user did
        press a jump target that we've got saved, jump to it as the last action
        '''
        self.deactivate_current_jump_group()
        self.jump_to_winning_selection()

    def deactivate_current_jump_group(self):
        '''
            Close out the edit that we've been messing with and then undo it right away to return the buffer to
            the pristine state that we found it in.  Other methods ended up leaving the window in a dirty save state
            and this seems to be the cleanest way to get back to the original state
        '''
        global EASY_MOTION_EDIT
        if (EASY_MOTION_EDIT is not None):
            self.active_view.end_edit(EASY_MOTION_EDIT)
            self.window.run_command("undo")
            EASY_MOTION_EDIT = None

        self.active_view.erase_regions("jump_match_regions")

    def jump_to_winning_selection(self):
        if self.winning_selection is not None:
            self.active_view.run_command("jump_to_winning_selection", {"begin": self.winning_selection.begin(), "end": self.winning_selection.end()})


class DeactivateJumpTargets(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
    def run(self):
        pprint("DeactivateJumpTargets called")
        global EASY_MOTION_EDIT

        active_view = self.window.active_view()
        if (EASY_MOTION_EDIT is not None):
            active_view.end_edit(EASY_MOTION_EDIT)
            self.window.run_command("undo")
            EASY_MOTION_EDIT = None

        active_view.erase_regions("jump_match_regions")


class JumpToWinningSelection(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
    def run(self, edit, begin, end):
        winning_region = sublime.Region(long(begin), long(end))
        sel = self.view.sel()
        sel.clear()
        sel.add(winning_region)
        self.view.show(winning_region)