Split input handling from editor.go
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Timothy Warren 2021-04-02 12:03:33 -04:00
parent f2e9cd3075
commit 38d127e419
4 changed files with 275 additions and 267 deletions

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@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ package editor
import ( import (
"fmt" "fmt"
"time" "time"
"timshome.page/gilo/key"
"timshome.page/gilo/terminal" "timshome.page/gilo/terminal"
) )
@ -60,7 +59,7 @@ func (e *editor) Open(filename string) {
e.document.open(filename) e.document.open(filename)
} }
func (e *editor) save() { func (e *editor) Save() {
size := e.document.save() size := e.document.save()
if size > 0 { if size > 0 {
@ -83,151 +82,6 @@ func (e *editor) ProcessKeypress() bool {
return e.processKeypressChar(ch) return e.processKeypressChar(ch)
} }
/**
* Determine what to do with an individual character of input
*/
func (e *editor) processKeypressChar(ch rune) bool {
switch ch {
case key.Ctrl('q'):
if e.document.dirty && e.quitTimes > 0 {
e.SetStatusMessage("WARNING!!! File has unsaved changes. Press Ctrl-Q %d more tiems to quite.", e.quitTimes)
e.quitTimes -= 1
return true
}
// Clean up on exit
terminal.Write(terminal.ClearScreen + terminal.ResetCursor)
return false
case key.Ctrl('s'):
e.save()
case key.Enter:
case key.Backspace, key.Ctrl('h'):
e.delChar()
case key.Esc, key.Ctrl('l'):
// Modifier keys that return ANSI escape sequences
str := parseEscapeSequence()
// Don't swallow a character after ESC if it doesn't
// start an ANSI escape sequence
if len(str) == 1 {
return e.processKeypressChar(rune(str[0]))
}
e.processKeypressStr(str)
default:
e.insertChar(ch)
}
// Clear the quit message and restart the
// confirmation count if confirmation is not
// completed
if e.quitTimes != KiloQuitTimes {
e.quitTimes = KiloQuitTimes
e.SetStatusMessage("")
}
return true
}
/**
* Determine what do do with a parsed ANSI escape sequence
*/
func (e *editor) processKeypressStr(key string) {
switch key {
case keyUp,
keyDown,
keyLeft,
keyRight,
keyPageUp,
keyPageDown,
keyHome,
keyEnd:
e.moveCursor(key)
case keyDelete:
e.moveCursor(keyRight)
e.delChar()
}
}
func (e *editor) moveCursor(key string) {
var row *row
if e.cursor.y >= e.document.rowCount() {
row = nil
} else {
row = e.document.rows[e.cursor.y]
}
switch key {
case keyLeft:
if e.cursor.x != 0 {
e.cursor.x -= 1
}
// Move from beginning of current row to end of previous row
if e.cursor.y > 0 {
e.cursor.y -= 1
e.cursor.x = e.document.rows[e.cursor.y].size()
}
case keyRight:
if row != nil && e.cursor.x < row.size() {
e.cursor.x += 1
}
// Move from end of current line to beginning of next line
if row != nil && e.cursor.x == row.size() && e.cursor.y < e.document.rowCount()-1 {
e.cursor.y += 1
e.cursor.x = 0
}
case keyUp:
if e.cursor.y != 0 {
e.cursor.y -= 1
}
case keyDown:
if e.cursor.y < e.document.rowCount() {
e.cursor.y += 1
}
case keyPageUp:
if e.cursor.y > e.screen.Rows {
e.cursor.y -= e.screen.Rows
} else {
e.cursor.y = 0
}
case keyPageDown:
if e.cursor.y+e.screen.Rows > e.document.rowCount() {
e.cursor.y += e.screen.Rows
} else {
e.cursor.y = e.document.rowCount() - 1
}
case keyHome:
e.cursor.x = 0
case keyEnd:
if row != nil {
e.cursor.x = row.size()
}
}
if e.cursor.y < e.document.rowCount() {
row = e.document.rows[e.cursor.y]
rowLen := row.size()
// Snap to the end of a shorter line from a longer one
if e.cursor.x > rowLen {
e.cursor.x = rowLen
}
}
}
func (e *editor) insertChar(ch rune) { func (e *editor) insertChar(ch rune) {
if e.cursor.y == e.document.rowCount() { if e.cursor.y == e.document.rowCount() {
e.document.appendRow("") e.document.appendRow("")
@ -250,87 +104,3 @@ func (e *editor) delChar() {
e.document.dirty = true e.document.dirty = true
} }
// Convert the raw ANSI escape sequences to the type of key input
func parseEscapeSequence() string {
// If we aren't starting an escape sequence,
// return the character
startChar, _ := terminal.ReadKey()
if startChar != '[' && startChar != 'O' {
return string(startChar)
}
// Read one or two characters after
// \e[ or \eO, which is the end of the
// handled escape sequences
runes := [2]rune{'\000', '\000'}
for i := 0; i < 2; i++ {
ch, size := terminal.ReadKey()
if size == 0 {
return string(rune(key.Esc))
}
runes[i] = ch
if i == 0 && runes[0] >= 'A' && runes[0] <= 'Z' {
return escSeqToKey([]rune{startChar, runes[0]})
}
// \e[*~
if i == 1 && startChar == '[' && runes[1] == '~' {
return escSeqToKey([]rune{startChar, runes[0], runes[1]})
}
}
return string(rune(key.Esc))
}
func escSeqToKey (seq []rune) string {
// \eO*
// \e[*
if len(seq) == 2 {
startChar, cmd := seq[0], seq[1]
if startChar == 'O' {
switch cmd {
case 'H':
return keyHome
case 'F':
return keyEnd
}
} else if startChar == '[' {
switch cmd {
case 'A':
return keyUp
case 'B':
return keyDown
case 'C':
return keyRight
case 'D':
return keyLeft
case 'H':
return keyHome
case 'F':
return keyEnd
}
}
} else if len(seq) == 3 { // \e[*~
cmd := seq[1]
switch cmd {
case '1':
return keyHome
case '3':
return keyDelete
case '4':
return keyEnd
case '5':
return keyPageUp
case '6':
return keyPageDown
case '7':
return keyHome
case '8':
return keyEnd
}
}
return string(rune(key.Esc))
}

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@ -10,42 +10,6 @@ func TestNew(t *testing.T) {
} }
} }
type moveCursor struct {
keys []string
withFile bool
cursor *point
}
var cursorTests = []moveCursor{
{[]string{"\x1b"}, false, &point{0, 0}},
{[]string{keyRight}, true, &point{1, 0}},
{[]string{keyEnd}, true, &point{14, 0}},
{[]string{keyEnd, keyHome}, true, &point{0, 0}},
{[]string{keyRight, keyLeft}, true, &point{0, 0}},
{[]string{keyDown, keyUp}, true, &point{0, 0}},
// {[]string{keyPageUp}, true, &point{0, 0}},
}
func TestMoveCursor(t *testing.T) {
for _, test := range cursorTests {
e := New()
if test.withFile {
e.Open("editor.go")
}
for _, key := range test.keys {
e.moveCursor(key)
}
want := test.cursor
got := e.cursor
if got.x != want.x || got.y != want.y {
t.Errorf("Output %v not equal to expected %v for input %q", got, want, test.keys)
}
}
}
func TestInsertChar(t *testing.T) { func TestInsertChar(t *testing.T) {
e := New() e := New()
e.insertChar('q') e.insertChar('q')

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editor/input.go Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,235 @@
package editor
import (
"timshome.page/gilo/key"
"timshome.page/gilo/terminal"
)
/**
* Determine what to do with an individual character of input
*/
func (e *editor) processKeypressChar(ch rune) bool {
switch ch {
case key.Ctrl('q'):
if e.document.dirty && e.quitTimes > 0 {
e.SetStatusMessage("WARNING!!! File has unsaved changes. Press Ctrl-Q %d more tiems to quite.", e.quitTimes)
e.quitTimes -= 1
return true
}
// Clean up on exit
terminal.Write(terminal.ClearScreen + terminal.ResetCursor)
return false
case key.Ctrl('s'):
e.Save()
case key.Enter:
case key.Backspace, key.Ctrl('h'):
e.delChar()
case key.Esc, key.Ctrl('l'):
// Modifier keys that return ANSI escape sequences
str := parseEscapeSequence()
// Don't swallow a character after ESC if it doesn't
// start an ANSI escape sequence
if len(str) == 1 {
return e.processKeypressChar(rune(str[0]))
}
e.processKeypressStr(str)
default:
e.insertChar(ch)
}
// Clear the quit message and restart the
// confirmation count if confirmation is not
// completed
if e.quitTimes != KiloQuitTimes {
e.quitTimes = KiloQuitTimes
e.SetStatusMessage("")
}
return true
}
/**
* Determine what do do with a parsed ANSI escape sequence
*/
func (e *editor) processKeypressStr(key string) {
switch key {
case keyUp,
keyDown,
keyLeft,
keyRight,
keyPageUp,
keyPageDown,
keyHome,
keyEnd:
e.moveCursor(key)
case keyDelete:
e.moveCursor(keyRight)
e.delChar()
}
}
func (e *editor) moveCursor(key string) {
var row *row
if e.cursor.y >= e.document.rowCount() {
row = nil
} else {
row = e.document.rows[e.cursor.y]
}
switch key {
case keyLeft:
if e.cursor.x != 0 {
e.cursor.x -= 1
}
// Move from beginning of current row to end of previous row
if e.cursor.y > 0 {
e.cursor.y -= 1
e.cursor.x = e.document.rows[e.cursor.y].size()
}
case keyRight:
if row != nil && e.cursor.x < row.size() {
e.cursor.x += 1
}
// Move from end of current line to beginning of next line
if row != nil && e.cursor.x == row.size() && e.cursor.y < e.document.rowCount()-1 {
e.cursor.y += 1
e.cursor.x = 0
}
case keyUp:
if e.cursor.y != 0 {
e.cursor.y -= 1
}
case keyDown:
if e.cursor.y < e.document.rowCount() {
e.cursor.y += 1
}
case keyPageUp:
if e.cursor.y > e.screen.Rows {
e.cursor.y -= e.screen.Rows
} else {
e.cursor.y = 0
}
case keyPageDown:
if e.cursor.y+e.screen.Rows > e.document.rowCount() {
e.cursor.y += e.screen.Rows
} else {
e.cursor.y = e.document.rowCount() - 1
}
case keyHome:
e.cursor.x = 0
case keyEnd:
if row != nil {
e.cursor.x = row.size()
}
}
if e.cursor.y < e.document.rowCount() {
row = e.document.rows[e.cursor.y]
rowLen := row.size()
// Snap to the end of a shorter line from a longer one
if e.cursor.x > rowLen {
e.cursor.x = rowLen
}
}
}
// Convert the raw ANSI escape sequences to the type of key input
func parseEscapeSequence() string {
// If we aren't starting an escape sequence,
// return the character
startChar, _ := terminal.ReadKey()
if startChar != '[' && startChar != 'O' {
return string(startChar)
}
// Read one or two characters after
// \e[ or \eO, which is the end of the
// handled escape sequences
runes := [2]rune{'\000', '\000'}
for i := 0; i < 2; i++ {
ch, size := terminal.ReadKey()
if size == 0 {
return string(rune(key.Esc))
}
runes[i] = ch
if i == 0 && runes[0] >= 'A' && runes[0] <= 'Z' {
return escSeqToKey([]rune{startChar, runes[0]})
}
// \e[*~
if i == 1 && startChar == '[' && runes[1] == '~' {
return escSeqToKey([]rune{startChar, runes[0], runes[1]})
}
}
return string(rune(key.Esc))
}
func escSeqToKey(seq []rune) string {
// \eO*
// \e[*
if len(seq) == 2 {
startChar, cmd := seq[0], seq[1]
if startChar == 'O' {
switch cmd {
case 'H':
return keyHome
case 'F':
return keyEnd
}
} else if startChar == '[' {
switch cmd {
case 'A':
return keyUp
case 'B':
return keyDown
case 'C':
return keyRight
case 'D':
return keyLeft
case 'H':
return keyHome
case 'F':
return keyEnd
}
}
} else if len(seq) == 3 { // \e[*~
cmd := seq[1]
switch cmd {
case '1':
return keyHome
case '3':
return keyDelete
case '4':
return keyEnd
case '5':
return keyPageUp
case '6':
return keyPageDown
case '7':
return keyHome
case '8':
return keyEnd
}
}
return string(rune(key.Esc))
}

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@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
package editor
import "testing"
type moveCursor struct {
keys []string
withFile bool
cursor *point
}
var cursorTests = []moveCursor{
{[]string{"\x1b"}, false, &point{0, 0}},
{[]string{keyRight}, true, &point{1, 0}},
{[]string{keyEnd}, true, &point{14, 0}},
{[]string{keyEnd, keyHome}, true, &point{0, 0}},
{[]string{keyRight, keyLeft}, true, &point{0, 0}},
{[]string{keyDown, keyUp}, true, &point{0, 0}},
// {[]string{keyPageUp}, true, &point{0, 0}},
}
func TestMoveCursor(t *testing.T) {
for _, test := range cursorTests {
e := New()
if test.withFile {
e.Open("editor.go")
}
for _, key := range test.keys {
e.moveCursor(key)
}
want := test.cursor
got := e.cursor
if got.x != want.x || got.y != want.y {
t.Errorf("Output %v not equal to expected %v for input %q", got, want, test.keys)
}
}
}