Beispiel #1
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Datei: zle_vi.c Projekt: Osse/zsh
static int
getvirange(int wf)
{
    int pos = zlecs, ret = 0;
    int mult1 = zmult, hist1 = histline;
    Thingy k2;

    virangeflag = 1;
    wordflag = wf;
    /* Now we need to execute the movement command, to see where it *
     * actually goes.  virangeflag here indicates to the movement   *
     * function that it should place the cursor at the end of the   *
     * range, rather than where the cursor would actually go if it  *
     * were executed normally.  This makes a difference to some     *
     * commands, but not all.  For example, if searching forward    *
     * for a character, under normal circumstances the cursor lands *
     * on the character.  For a range, the range must include the   *
     * character, so the cursor gets placed after the character if  *
     * virangeflag is set.  vi-match-bracket needs to change the    *
     * value of virangeflag under some circumstances, meaning that  *
     * we need to change the *starting* position.                   */
    zmod.flags &= ~MOD_TMULT;
    do {
	vilinerange = 0;
	prefixflag = 0;
	if (!(k2 = getkeycmd()) || (k2->flags & DISABLED) ||
		k2 == Th(z_sendbreak)) {
	    wordflag = 0;
	    virangeflag = 0;
	    return -1;
	}
	/*
	 * With k2 == bindk, the command key is repeated:
	 * a number of lines is used.  If the function used
	 * returns 1, we fail.
	 */
	if ((k2 == bindk) ? dovilinerange() : execzlefunc(k2, zlenoargs, 1))
	    ret = -1;
	if(vichgrepeat)
	    zmult = mult1;
	else
	    zmult = mult1 * zmod.tmult;
    } while(prefixflag && !ret);
    wordflag = 0;
    virangeflag = 0;

    /* It is an error to use a non-movement command to delimit the *
     * range.  We here reject the case where the command modified  *
     * the line, or selected a different history line.             */
    if (histline != hist1 || zlell != lastll || memcmp(zleline, lastline, zlell)) {
	histline = hist1;
	ZS_memcpy(zleline, lastline, zlell = lastll);
	zlecs = pos;
	return -1;
    }

    /* Can't handle an empty file.  Also, if the movement command *
     * failed, or didn't move, it is an error.                    */
    if (!zlell || (zlecs == pos && virangeflag != 2) || ret == -1)
	return -1;

    /* vi-match-bracket changes the value of virangeflag when *
     * moving to the opening bracket, meaning that we need to *
     * change the *starting* position.                        */
    if(virangeflag == -1)
    {
	int origcs = zlecs;
	zlecs = pos;
	INCCS();
	pos = zlecs;
	zlecs = origcs;
    }

    /* Get the range the right way round.  zlecs is placed at the *
     * start of the range, and pos (the return value of this   *
     * function) is the end.                                   */
    if (zlecs > pos) {
	int tmp = zlecs;
	zlecs = pos;
	pos = tmp;
    }

    /* Was it a line-oriented move?  If so, the command will have set *
     * the vilinerange flag.  In this case, entire lines are taken,   *
     * rather than just the sequence of characters delimited by pos   *
     * and zlecs.  The terminating newline is left out of the range,     *
     * which the real command must deal with appropriately.  At this  *
     * point we just need to make the range encompass entire lines.   */
    if(vilinerange) {
	int newcs = findbol();
	zlecs = pos;
	pos = findeol();
	zlecs = newcs;
    }
    return pos;
}
Beispiel #2
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static int
getvirange(int wf)
{
    int pos = zlecs, mpos = mark, ret = 0;
    int visual = region_active; /* movement command might set it */
    int mult1 = zmult, hist1 = histline;
    Thingy k2;

    if (visual) {
	if (!zlell)
	    return -1;
	pos = mark;
	vilinerange = (visual == 2);
	region_active = 0;
    } else {
	virangeflag = 1;
	wordflag = wf;
	mark = -1;
	/* use operator-pending keymap if one exists */
	Keymap km = openkeymap("viopp");
	if (km)
	    selectlocalmap(km);
	/* Now we need to execute the movement command, to see where it *
	 * actually goes.  virangeflag here indicates to the movement   *
	 * function that it should place the cursor at the end of the   *
	 * range, rather than where the cursor would actually go if it  *
	 * were executed normally.  This makes a difference to some     *
	 * commands, but not all.  For example, if searching forward    *
	 * for a character, under normal circumstances the cursor lands *
	 * on the character.  For a range, the range must include the   *
	 * character, so the cursor gets placed after the character if  *
	 * virangeflag is set.                                          */
	zmod.flags &= ~MOD_TMULT;
	do {
	    vilinerange = 0;
	    prefixflag = 0;
	    if (!(k2 = getkeycmd()) || (k2->flags & DISABLED) ||
		    k2 == Th(z_sendbreak)) {
		wordflag = 0;
		virangeflag = 0;
		mark = mpos;
		return -1;
	    }
	    /*
	     * With k2 == bindk, the command key is repeated:
	     * a number of lines is used.  If the function used
	     * returns 1, we fail.
	     */
	    if ((k2 == bindk) ? dovilinerange() : execzlefunc(k2, zlenoargs, 1))
		ret = -1;
	    if(vichgrepeat)
		zmult = mult1;
	    else
		zmult = mult1 * zmod.tmult;
	} while(prefixflag && !ret);
	wordflag = 0;
	selectlocalmap(NULL);

	/* It is an error to use a non-movement command to delimit the *
	 * range.  We here reject the case where the command modified  *
	 * the line, or selected a different history line.             */
	if (histline != hist1 || zlell != lastll || memcmp(zleline, lastline, zlell)) {
	    histline = hist1;
	    ZS_memcpy(zleline, lastline, zlell = lastll);
	    zlecs = pos;
	    mark = mpos;
	    virangeflag = 0;
	    return -1;
	}

	/* Can't handle an empty file.  Also, if the movement command *
	 * failed, or didn't move, it is an error.                    */
	if (!zlell || (zlecs == pos && (mark == -1 || mark == zlecs) &&
		    virangeflag != 2) || ret == -1) {
	    mark = mpos;
	    virangeflag = 0;
	    return -1;
	}
	virangeflag = 0;

	/* if the mark has moved, ignore the original cursor position *
	 * and use the mark.                                          */
	if (mark != -1)
	    pos = mark;
    }
    mark = mpos;

    /* Get the range the right way round.  zlecs is placed at the *
     * start of the range, and pos (the return value of this   *
     * function) is the end.                                   */
    if (zlecs > pos) {
	int tmp = zlecs;
	zlecs = pos;
	pos = tmp;
    }

    /* visual selection mode needs to include additional position */
    if (visual == 1 && pos < zlell && invicmdmode())
	INCPOS(pos);

    /* Was it a line-oriented move?  If so, the command will have set *
     * the vilinerange flag.  In this case, entire lines are taken,   *
     * rather than just the sequence of characters delimited by pos   *
     * and zlecs.  The terminating newline is left out of the range,  *
     * which the real command must deal with appropriately.  At this  *
     * point we just need to make the range encompass entire lines.   */
    vilinerange = (zmod.flags & MOD_LINE) ||
	    (vilinerange && !(zmod.flags & MOD_CHAR));
    if (vilinerange) {
	int newcs = findbol();
	lastcol = zlecs - newcs;
	zlecs = pos;
	pos = findeol();
	zlecs = newcs;
    } else if (!visual) {
	/* for a character-wise move don't include a newline at the *
	 * end of the range                                         */
	int prev = pos;
	DECPOS(prev);
	if (zleline[prev] == ZWC('\n'))
	    pos = prev;
    }
    return pos;
}