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TiogaOps.mesa

written by Bill Paxton. June 1982

last written by Paxton. December 29, 1982 10:56 am

last written by Teitelman. January 19, 1983 12:02 pm

Michael Plass, March 15, 1985 10:56:12 am PST

Rick Beach, March 15, 1985 10:22:38 am PST

Doug Wyatt, April 14, 1985 5:03:43 pm PST

Other operations are available in TiogaExtraOps.mesa (they don't all fit in a single interface!)

DIRECTORY

Rope USING [ROPE],

TiogaOpsDefs USING [Location, Order, Ref, SelectionGrain, WhichNodes, WhichSelection],

ViewerClasses USING [Viewer];

TiogaOps: CEDAR DEFINITIONS

= BEGIN

ROPE: TYPE ~ Rope.ROPE;

Viewer: TYPE ~ ViewerClasses.Viewer;

Ref: TYPE = TiogaOpsDefs.Ref; -- points to a Tioga node

Location: TYPE = TiogaOpsDefs.Location; -- RECORD [node: Ref, where: INT];

Order: TYPE = TiogaOpsDefs.Order; -- { before, same, after, disjoint }

WhichNodes: TYPE = TiogaOpsDefs.WhichNodes; -- { root, selection }

SelectionGrain: TYPE = TiogaOpsDefs.SelectionGrain; -- { point, char, word, node, branch }

WhichSelection: TYPE = TiogaOpsDefs.WhichSelection; -- { primary, secondary, feedback }

Operations on/using selections

Caret Operations (for primary selection)

GetCaret: PROC RETURNS [loc: Location];

CaretBefore: PROC;

CaretAfter: PROC;

CaretOnly: PROC;

GoToNextCharacter: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

GoToNextWord: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

GoToNextNode: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

GoToPreviousCharacter: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

GoToPreviousWord: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

GoToPreviousNode: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

Edits requiring secondary selections

ToPrimary: PROC;

ToSecondary: PROC;

Transpose: PROC;

Editing applying to primary selection

InsertRope: PROC [ROPE];

InsertChar: PROC [CHAR];

InsertLineBreak: PROC;

inserts a CR and then copies blanks from front of previous line

BackSpace: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

BackWord: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

DeleteNextCharacter: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

DeleteNextWord: PROC [n: INT ← 1];

InsertTime: PROC;

InsertBrackets: PROC [left, right: CHAR];

MakeControlCharacter: PROC;

UnMakeControlCharacter: PROC;

MakeOctalCharacter: PROC;

UnMakeOctalCharacter: PROC;

ExpandAbbreviation: PROC;

Delete: PROC;

Paste: PROC;

SaveForPaste: PROC;

SaveSpanForPaste: PROC [startLoc, endLoc: Location, grain: SelectionGrain ← char];

like SaveForPaste, but saves the given span rather than the selection

use grain = node or branch to simulate node or branch selections

span need not come from document currently in a viewer

AllLower: PROC;

AllCaps: PROC;

InitialCaps: PROC;

FirstCap: PROC;

MesaFormatting: PROC;

Repeat: PROC;

Undo: PROC;

Node Editing

Break: PROC;

Join: PROC;

Nest: PROC;

UnNest: PROC;

Looks

SetSelectionLooks: PROC [which: WhichSelection ← primary];

sets the selection looks from the looks of the character next to the caret

WhichLooks: TYPE = { caret, selection };

SetLooks: PROC [looks: ROPE, which: WhichLooks ← selection];

AddLooks: PROC [looks: ROPE, which: WhichLooks ← selection];

SubtractLooks: PROC [looks: ROPE, which: WhichLooks ← selection];

ClearLooks: PROC [which: WhichLooks ← selection];

CopyLooks: PROC;

copies looks from secondary selection to primary selection

see LooksReader.mesa if you need to read a lot of looks

Formats

SetFormat: PROC [format: ROPE, which: WhichNodes ← selection];

CaretNodeFormat: PROC;

will delete the word to the left of the caret and make it the format of the caret node

InsertFormat: PROC;

inserts the format name

CopyFormat: PROC;

copies format from secondary selection to primary selection

Styles

SetStyle: PROC [style: ROPE, which: WhichNodes ← selection];

Searching

To search for a specified pattern, see SelectionSearch in section on Search below.

SelectMatchingBrackets: PROC [before, after: CHAR] RETURNS [found: BOOL];

NextPlaceholder: PROC [dir: Dir ← forward, gotoend: BOOL,

startBoundaryNode, endBoundaryNode: Ref ← NIL,

startBoundaryOffset: INT ← 0, endBoundaryOffset: INT ← LAST[INT]]

RETURNS [found, wenttoend: BOOL];

If gotoend is true and doesn't find placeholder and not already at end of document,

will make point selection at end and return with found=false and wenttoend=true.

NextViewer: PROC [dir: Dir ← forward] RETURNS [found: BOOL];

Dir: TYPE = { forward, backwards };

FindText, FindWord, and FindDef correspond to Find, Word, Def in the Places menu.

FindText: PROC [viewer: Viewer, rope: ROPE ← NIL, whichDir: SearchDir ← forwards,
which: WhichSelection ← primary,
case: BOOL ← TRUE -- case => case of characters is significant -- ]
RETURNS [found: BOOL];

if rope is NIL, uses contents of primary selection instead

doesn't give user message if fails to find

which parameter determines which selection to make

FindWord: PROC [viewer: Viewer, rope: ROPE ← NIL, whichDir: SearchDir ← forwards,
which: WhichSelection ← primary,
case: BOOL ← TRUE -- case => case of characters is significant -- ]
RETURNS [found: BOOL];

FindDef: PROC [viewer: Viewer, rope: ROPE ← NIL, whichDir: SearchDir ← forwards,
which: WhichSelection ← primary,
case: BOOL ← TRUE -- case => case of characters is significant -- ]
RETURNS [found: BOOL];

Making/changing a selection

GetSelection: PROC [which: WhichSelection ← primary]
RETURNS [viewer: Viewer, start, end: Location, level: SelectionGrain,
caretBefore: BOOL, pendingDelete: BOOL];

SelectionRoot: PROC [which: WhichSelection ← primary] RETURNS [root: Ref];

Returns the document root for the selection.

SetSelection: PROC [viewer: Viewer, start, end: Location,
level: SelectionGrain ← char, caretBefore: BOOL ← TRUE,
pendingDelete: BOOL ← FALSE, which: WhichSelection ← primary];

SelectPoint: PROC [viewer: Viewer, caret: Location, which: WhichSelection ← primary];

SelectNodes: PROC [viewer: Viewer, start, end: Ref,
level: SelectionGrain ← node, caretBefore: BOOL ← TRUE,
pendingDelete: BOOL ← FALSE, which: WhichSelection ← primary];

SelectBranches: PROC [viewer: Viewer, start, end: Ref,
level: SelectionGrain ← node, caretBefore: BOOL ← TRUE,
pendingDelete: BOOL ← FALSE, which: WhichSelection ← primary];

SelectDocument: PROC [viewer: Viewer,
level: SelectionGrain ← node, caretBefore: BOOL ← TRUE,
pendingDelete: BOOL ← FALSE, which: WhichSelection ← primary];

SelectionError: ERROR [ec: SelectionErrorCode]; -- can be raised by the above procedures

SelectionErrorCode: TYPE = {

IllegalViewer, -- either NIL or destroyed or no document data

IllegalNode, -- either start or end node is NIL

WrongDoc, -- start node not part of the viewer document

WrongOrder, -- start location doesn't come before end location

BadStartOffset, -- not within size of start node

BadEndOffset }; -- not within size of end node

CancelSelection: PROC [which: WhichSelection ← primary];

SaveSelA: PROC;

RestoreSelA: PROC;

SaveSelB: PROC;

RestoreSelB: PROC;

GrowSelection: PROC;

GrowSelectionToBlanks: PROC;

GrowSelectionToSomething: PROC [left, right: PROC [CHAR] RETURNS [BOOL]];

grows until procs return true.

Locking a Selection

Note: CallWithLocks, described below, is the recommended way of locking selections and documents. If for some reason you cannot use CallWithLocks, here are more primitive locking procedures.

LockSel: PROC [which: WhichSelection ← primary];

ensures that no other process will change primary selection. same process can re-Lock several times.

UnlockSel: PROC [which: WhichSelection ← primary];

make sure you UnlockSel as many times as you LockSel.

Operations on nodes

Basic operations

GetRope: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [ROPE];

the contents of the node

Parent: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

Root: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

Next: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

returns next sibling of n

returns NIL if n is last sibling

Previous: PROC [node: Ref, parent: Ref ← NIL] RETURNS [nx: Ref];

returns previous sibling of n

returns NIL if n is first sibling

runs faster if can supply parent

StepForward: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [nx: Ref];

returns next node in standard tree walk order

StepBackward: PROC [node: Ref, parent: Ref ← NIL] RETURNS [back: Ref];

returns preceding node in standard tree walk order

FirstSibling: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

LastSibling: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

LastWithin: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

returns the last node within the branch

i.e., goes to last child of last child of last child ... until no child

FirstChild: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

LastChild: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Ref];

ViewerDoc: PROC [viewer: Viewer] RETURNS [Ref];

Returns root node for a text or typescript viewer.

Searching

See NodeSearch in section on Search below

Location procedures

LocRelative: PROC [location: Location, count: INT,
break: NAT ← 1, skipCommentNodes: BOOL ← FALSE]
RETURNS [Location];

count is interpreted as a character offset from given location

returns <node,offset> location corresponding to count

adds in break at the end of each text node

if skipCommentNodes is true, then ignores them in walking the tree

LocOffset: PROC [loc1, loc2: Location,
break: NAT ← 1, skipCommentNodes: BOOL ← FALSE]
RETURNS [count: INT];

returns character offset of location2 relative to location1

loc1 and loc2 can be in same node

but loc2 must not be in node before loc1 or get ERROR BadArgs

if skipCommentNodes is true, then ignores them in walking the tree

BadArgs: ERROR;

LastLocWithin: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [Location];

returns the last location within the branch

Jump: PROC [viewer: Viewer, loc: Location];

Normalizes the viewer with respect to the indicated location. loc must be in the document already being displayed in the viewer.

Property Lists

PutProp: PROC [n: Ref, name: ATOM, value: REF];

NIL is a valid value. Use RemProp to remove property. (Although GetProp will not distinguish between property value NIL and no property present, it is useful to be able to have NIL values to avoid creating garbage. Setting to NIL doesn't release the property record, so don't need to reallocate when next set to a non-NIL value.

GetProp: PROC [n: Ref, name: ATOM] RETURNS [REF];

Note: SetProp, RemProp, and MapProps are defined in TiogaExtraOps.

Text keys: persistent "addresses" for characters in text nodes

PutTextKey: PROC [node: Ref, where: INT, key: REF];

Associates the key with the given offset in the text node. Key moves with the text as edits take place in the node. Key can move to new node.

GetTextKey: PROC [node: Ref, key: REF] RETURNS [loc: Location];

Tells you where the key is in the node at the current time.

loc node may be different if addr has been moved

TextKeyNotFound: ERROR; -- raised by GetTextKey

Note: RemoveTextKey and MapTextKeys are defined in TiogaExtrasOps.

Looks, Formats, Styles

FetchLooks: PROC [node: Ref, index: INT] RETURNS [ROPE];

GetFormat: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [ROPE]; -- NIL for default

SetNodeFormat: PROC [format: ROPE, node: Ref];

will set format on a given node that need not be selected at the time

GetStyle: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [ROPE]; -- NIL for default

SetNodeStyle: PROC [style: ROPE, node: Ref];

will set style on a given node that need not be selected at the time

Comment Property

IsComment: PROC [node: Ref] RETURNS [BOOL];

SetComment: PROC;

applies to all selected nodes

SetNotComment: PROC;

applies to all selected nodes

Dirty and New bits on nodes

IsDirty: PROC [n: Ref] RETURNS [BOOL];

IsNew: PROC [n: Ref] RETURNS [BOOL];

ClearDirty: PROC [n: Ref];

turns off the dirty bit on the node

ClearNew: PROC [n: Ref];

turns off the new bit on the node

Comparing order of nodes or locations in document

CompareLocOrder: PROC [loc1, loc2: Location] RETURNS [order: Order];

CompareNodeOrder: PROC [node1, node2: Ref] RETURNS [order: Order];

Locking a node

CallWithLocks: PROC [proc: PROC [root: Ref], root: Ref ← NIL];

This is the recommended way to take care of locking selections and documents. This procedure locks the primary selection. If root is NIL, it gets SelectionRoot[]. Then it locks the document by calling Lock[root]. After calling proc with the root, it unlocks both the document and the selection. It also takes care of unlocking them if it sees an UNWIND signal. If root is NIL and there is no selection, it raises the error NoSelection.

NoSelection: ERROR;

raised by CallWithLocks

If for some good reason you cannot use CallWithLocks, here are the primitive locking procedures.

Lock: PROC [root: Ref];

ensures that no other process will edit document. same process can re-Lock several times.

Unlock: PROC [root: Ref];

make sure you Unlock as many times as you Lock. repaints are deferred until document is unlocked.

Searching

SelectionSearch searches the document that contains the current selection, and when finished, changes the current selection. NodeSearch is not tied to, nor does it change, the selection, but starts with a specified node, and traverses the tree, returning a location if the search is successful. Both take patterns which can be created as described below.

SelectionSearch: PROC [pattern: Pattern,
whichDir: SearchDir ← forwards, interrupt: REF BOOL ← NIL,
startBoundaryNode, endBoundaryNode: Ref ← NIL,
startBoundaryOffset: INT ← 0, endBoundaryOffset: INT ← LAST[INT]]
RETURNS [found: BOOL];

startBoundaryNode and startBoundaryOffset limit how far backwards the search will go. if startBoundaryNode=NIL, search will go to start of document

endBoundaryNode and endBoundaryOffset limit how far forwards the search will go. if endBoundaryNode=NIL, search will go to end of document.

NodeSearch: PROC [pattern: Pattern,
whichDir: SearchDir ← forwards, startLoc, endLoc: Location, interrupt: REF BOOL ← NIL,
startBoundaryNode, endBoundaryNode: Ref ← NIL,
startBoundaryOffset: INT ← 0, endBoundaryOffset: INT ← LAST[INT]]
RETURNS [found: BOOL, start, end: Location];

Similar to SelectionSearch, but doesn't change the selection. Just returns the result.

startLoc and endLoc args serve to determine where to start the search just as primary selection serves in LookForPattern. This can be used to search in documents that are not currently being displayed in a viewer.

SearchDir: TYPE = { forwards, backwards, anywhere };

CreateSimplePattern: PROC [
target: ROPE, -- node from which to get the pattern
case: BOOL ← TRUE, -- if true, match case
literal: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, treat target literally rather than as a pattern
word: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, match words only
addBounds: BOOL ← FALSE] -- if true, add |'s to both ends of pattern
RETURNS [pattern: Pattern];

CreateGeneralPattern: PROC [
target: Ref, -- node from which to get the pattern
text: BOOL ← TRUE, -- if true, match target text
looks: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, match target looks
format: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, match target format
style: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, match target style
comment: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, match target comment property
case: BOOL ← TRUE, -- if true, match case
literal: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, treat target literally rather than as a pattern
word: BOOL ← FALSE, -- if true, match words only
subset: BOOL ← TRUE, -- if true, use subset for looks test, else use equality
addBounds: BOOL ← FALSE] -- if true, add |'s to both ends of pattern
RETURNS [pattern: Pattern];

CreateSimplePattern and CreateGeneralPattern can result in MalformedPattern being raised.

MalformedPattern: ERROR [ec: PatternErrorCode];

PatternErrorCode: TYPE = {

toobig, -- pattern too long

endquote, -- pattern ends with '

endtilda, -- pattern ends with ~

boundary, -- pattern has | inside rather than at beginning or end

missingNameEnd, -- pattern has < without matching >

unmatchedNameEnd, -- pattern has > without previous <

other -- other unspecified error in pattern

};

Pattern: TYPE = REF PatternRec;

PatternRec: TYPE = RECORD [

finder: Finder,

text: BOOL,

looks: BOOL,

looksExact: BOOL,

word: BOOL,

commentControl: CommentControl,

checkFormat: BOOL,

format: ROPE,

checkStyle: BOOL,

style: ROPE,

searchLooks: ROPE

];

Finder: TYPE = REF FinderRec;

FinderRec: TYPE;

CommentControl: TYPE = { includeComments, excludeComments, commentsOnly };

Registering Command procedures

These operations let you modify and extend the standard Tioga commands or add new commands of your own. The Tioga command interpreter keeps a table mapping each command atom to a list of CommandProc's. When it is given an atom to interpret, it gets the corresponding list of command procs and calls them one-by-one until someone returns with quit=TRUE. If any command proc returns with recordAtom=TRUE, the atom will be added to the repeat list for the current edit event (and will thus be re-interpreted if the user hits Repeat).

CommandProc: TYPE = PROC [viewer: Viewer ← NIL]
RETURNS [recordAtom: BOOL ← TRUE, quit: BOOL ← FALSE];

The viewer argument to the command proc is the one passed to the interpreter which typically is the input focus viewer. For menu commands, the viewer is the one that contains the button.

RegisterCommand: PROC [name: ATOM, proc: CommandProc, before: BOOL ← TRUE];

If before is true, proc goes at front of list, else goes at end of list.

UnRegisterCommand: PROC [name: ATOM, proc: CommandProc];

Remove the proc from the list for the atom. Defined in TiogaExtraOps. Wouldn't fit here.

Interpret: PROC [viewer: Viewer, params: LIST OF REF ANY];

this calls the Tioga interpreter.

params can be atoms or ropes.

atoms are interpreted in manner described above, ropes are inserted at the caret.

Miscellaneous call-back procedures

RegisterAbbrevFailedProc: PROC [proc: PROC RETURNS [BOOL]];

If abbreviation expansion fails (i.e., cannot find the key), calls this proc. If it returns true, then it has done something useful. Otherwise, user gets normal error message. There can only be one of these registered at a time. Call RegisterAbbrevFailedProc with NIL to un-register.

RegisterFileNameProc: PROC [
proc: PROC [ROPE, Viewer] RETURNS [fileName: ROPE, search: ROPE]
];

If try to load/open a file and filename is unknown, call this proc to get a corrected file name. There can only be one of these registered at a time. Call RegisterFileNameProc with NIL to un-register.

END.

January 9, 1983 5:16 pm moved SelectPoint, LastLocWithin here. Deleted Search, Find, LocWithin.