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AbbrevExpand.mesa

written by Bill Paxton, August 1981

last edit by Bill Paxton, April 5, 1982 1:35 pm

Doug Wyatt, January 17, 1984 5:53:33 pm PST

This is the interface for abbreviation expansion in Tioga

DIRECTORY

Rope USING [ROPE],

TextNode USING [MaxLen, Offset, Ref, RefTextNode],

UndoEvent USING [Ref];

AbbrevExpand: CEDAR DEFINITIONS

= BEGIN

RefTextNode: TYPE = TextNode.RefTextNode;

Ref: TYPE = TextNode.Ref;

Offset: TYPE = TextNode.Offset;

MaxLen: Offset = TextNode.MaxLen;

ROPE: TYPE = Rope.ROPE;

Event: TYPE = UndoEvent.Ref;

-- the following take an atom as the name of the dictionary to operate on

-- will automatically try to load file with extension "Abbreviations"

-- only tries this once per session

-- must explicitly load it

Load: PROC

[fileName, dictName: ROPE, start: Offset ← 0, len: Offset ← MaxLen]

RETURNS [count: NAT];

-- reads the file and adds the abbreviations to the specified dictionary

-- returns number of abbreviations

Clear: PROC [dictName: ROPE];

-- removes all entries from the dictionary

IllFormedDef: ERROR;

-- if when try to Expand, definition not of form <key>=<text>, then get error

-- key must be 1 or more alphadigits

-- optionally can have blanks (spaces/tabs/cr's) between key and "="

Expand: PROC

[keyNode: RefTextNode, keyEnd: Offset, dict: ROPE, event: Event ← NIL]

RETURNS [foundIt: BOOLEAN, keyDeterminesDict: BOOLEAN, keyStart, keyLen, resultLen: Offset,

commands: LIST OF REF ANY];

-- looks in dictionary for entry with matching key

-- match ignores capitalization of keys

-- unless key is of form <dictName>.<keyName>

-- in which case it only looks in the specified dictionary

-- and returns with keyDeterminesDict=TRUE

-- if finds a matching entry, then

-- replace key text by text from entry

-- if key in entry is followed by blanks before "=",

-- then skip one blank in text after the "="

-- if key text was all upper case, force new text uppercase also

-- if key text not all upper but had initial cap,

-- make new text have an initial cap

-- otherwise, don't change capitalization of new text

-- if first character of key had looks, add those looks to new text

-- if entry node has a nonnull type name, set key node type name

-- if entry node has children, insert copies of them as children of key node

-- return start and len of new text

-- can optionally have command list enclosed in ( )'s between key name and '=

-- ***** Initialization

Start: PROC; -- for initialization only

END.