static bool forwardIterator(PositionIterator& iterator, int distance)
{
int remaining = distance;
while (!iterator.atEnd()) {
if (iterator.node()->isCharacterDataNode()) {
int length = lastOffsetForEditing(iterator.node());
int last = length - iterator.offsetInLeafNode();
if (remaining < last) {
iterator.setOffsetInLeafNode(iterator.offsetInLeafNode() + remaining);
return true;
}
remaining -= last;
iterator.setOffsetInLeafNode(iterator.offsetInLeafNode() + last);
}
iterator.increment();
}
return false;
}
void SpellChecker::advanceToNextMisspelling(bool startBeforeSelection)
{
// The basic approach is to search in two phases - from the selection end to the end of the doc, and
// then we wrap and search from the doc start to (approximately) where we started.
// Start at the end of the selection, search to edge of document. Starting at the selection end makes
// repeated "check spelling" commands work.
VisibleSelection selection(m_frame.selection().selection());
RefPtr<Range> spellingSearchRange(rangeOfContents(m_frame.document()));
bool startedWithSelection = false;
if (selection.start().deprecatedNode()) {
startedWithSelection = true;
if (startBeforeSelection) {
VisiblePosition start(selection.visibleStart());
// We match AppKit's rule: Start 1 character before the selection.
VisiblePosition oneBeforeStart = start.previous();
setStart(spellingSearchRange.get(), oneBeforeStart.isNotNull() ? oneBeforeStart : start);
} else {
setStart(spellingSearchRange.get(), selection.visibleEnd());
}
}
Position position = spellingSearchRange->startPosition();
if (!isEditablePosition(position)) {
// This shouldn't happen in very often because the Spelling menu items aren't enabled unless the
// selection is editable.
// This can happen in Mail for a mix of non-editable and editable content (like Stationary),
// when spell checking the whole document before sending the message.
// In that case the document might not be editable, but there are editable pockets that need to be spell checked.
position = firstEditableVisiblePositionAfterPositionInRoot(position, m_frame.document()).deepEquivalent();
if (position.isNull())
return;
Position rangeCompliantPosition = position.parentAnchoredEquivalent();
spellingSearchRange->setStart(rangeCompliantPosition.deprecatedNode(), rangeCompliantPosition.deprecatedEditingOffset(), IGNORE_EXCEPTION);
startedWithSelection = false; // won't need to wrap
}
// topNode defines the whole range we want to operate on
ContainerNode* topNode = highestEditableRoot(position);
// FIXME: lastOffsetForEditing() is wrong here if editingIgnoresContent(highestEditableRoot()) returns true (e.g. a <table>)
spellingSearchRange->setEnd(topNode, lastOffsetForEditing(topNode), IGNORE_EXCEPTION);
// If spellingSearchRange starts in the middle of a word, advance to the next word so we start checking
// at a word boundary. Going back by one char and then forward by a word does the trick.
if (startedWithSelection) {
VisiblePosition oneBeforeStart = startVisiblePosition(spellingSearchRange.get(), DOWNSTREAM).previous();
if (oneBeforeStart.isNotNull())
setStart(spellingSearchRange.get(), endOfWord(oneBeforeStart));
// else we were already at the start of the editable node
}
if (spellingSearchRange->collapsed())
return; // nothing to search in
// We go to the end of our first range instead of the start of it, just to be sure
// we don't get foiled by any word boundary problems at the start. It means we might
// do a tiny bit more searching.
Node* searchEndNodeAfterWrap = spellingSearchRange->endContainer();
int searchEndOffsetAfterWrap = spellingSearchRange->endOffset();
int misspellingOffset = 0;
GrammarDetail grammarDetail;
int grammarPhraseOffset = 0;
RefPtr<Range> grammarSearchRange = nullptr;
String badGrammarPhrase;
String misspelledWord;
bool isSpelling = true;
int foundOffset = 0;
String foundItem;
RefPtr<Range> firstMisspellingRange = nullptr;
if (unifiedTextCheckerEnabled()) {
grammarSearchRange = spellingSearchRange->cloneRange();
foundItem = TextCheckingHelper(spellCheckerClient(), spellingSearchRange).findFirstMisspellingOrBadGrammar(isGrammarCheckingEnabled(), isSpelling, foundOffset, grammarDetail);
if (isSpelling) {
misspelledWord = foundItem;
misspellingOffset = foundOffset;
} else {
badGrammarPhrase = foundItem;
grammarPhraseOffset = foundOffset;
}
} else {
misspelledWord = TextCheckingHelper(spellCheckerClient(), spellingSearchRange).findFirstMisspelling(misspellingOffset, false, firstMisspellingRange);
grammarSearchRange = spellingSearchRange->cloneRange();
if (!misspelledWord.isEmpty()) {
// Stop looking at start of next misspelled word
CharacterIterator chars(grammarSearchRange.get());
chars.advance(misspellingOffset);
grammarSearchRange->setEnd(chars.range()->startContainer(), chars.range()->startOffset(), IGNORE_EXCEPTION);
}
if (isGrammarCheckingEnabled())
badGrammarPhrase = TextCheckingHelper(spellCheckerClient(), grammarSearchRange).findFirstBadGrammar(grammarDetail, grammarPhraseOffset, false);
}
// If we found neither bad grammar nor a misspelled word, wrap and try again (but don't bother if we started at the beginning of the
// block rather than at a selection).
if (startedWithSelection && !misspelledWord && !badGrammarPhrase) {
spellingSearchRange->setStart(topNode, 0, IGNORE_EXCEPTION);
// going until the end of the very first chunk we tested is far enough
spellingSearchRange->setEnd(searchEndNodeAfterWrap, searchEndOffsetAfterWrap, IGNORE_EXCEPTION);
if (unifiedTextCheckerEnabled()) {
grammarSearchRange = spellingSearchRange->cloneRange();
foundItem = TextCheckingHelper(spellCheckerClient(), spellingSearchRange).findFirstMisspellingOrBadGrammar(isGrammarCheckingEnabled(), isSpelling, foundOffset, grammarDetail);
if (isSpelling) {
misspelledWord = foundItem;
misspellingOffset = foundOffset;
} else {
badGrammarPhrase = foundItem;
grammarPhraseOffset = foundOffset;
}
} else {
misspelledWord = TextCheckingHelper(spellCheckerClient(), spellingSearchRange).findFirstMisspelling(misspellingOffset, false, firstMisspellingRange);
grammarSearchRange = spellingSearchRange->cloneRange();
if (!misspelledWord.isEmpty()) {
// Stop looking at start of next misspelled word
CharacterIterator chars(grammarSearchRange.get());
chars.advance(misspellingOffset);
grammarSearchRange->setEnd(chars.range()->startContainer(), chars.range()->startOffset(), IGNORE_EXCEPTION);
}
if (isGrammarCheckingEnabled())
badGrammarPhrase = TextCheckingHelper(spellCheckerClient(), grammarSearchRange).findFirstBadGrammar(grammarDetail, grammarPhraseOffset, false);
}
}
if (!badGrammarPhrase.isEmpty()) {
// We found bad grammar. Since we only searched for bad grammar up to the first misspelled word, the bad grammar
// takes precedence and we ignore any potential misspelled word. Select the grammar detail, update the spelling
// panel, and store a marker so we draw the green squiggle later.
ASSERT(badGrammarPhrase.length() > 0);
ASSERT(grammarDetail.location != -1 && grammarDetail.length > 0);
// FIXME 4859190: This gets confused with doubled punctuation at the end of a paragraph
RefPtr<Range> badGrammarRange = TextIterator::subrange(grammarSearchRange.get(), grammarPhraseOffset + grammarDetail.location, grammarDetail.length);
m_frame.selection().setSelection(VisibleSelection(badGrammarRange.get(), SEL_DEFAULT_AFFINITY));
m_frame.selection().revealSelection();
m_frame.document()->markers().addMarker(badGrammarRange.get(), DocumentMarker::Grammar, grammarDetail.userDescription);
} else if (!misspelledWord.isEmpty()) {
// We found a misspelling, but not any earlier bad grammar. Select the misspelling, update the spelling panel, and store
// a marker so we draw the red squiggle later.
RefPtr<Range> misspellingRange = TextIterator::subrange(spellingSearchRange.get(), misspellingOffset, misspelledWord.length());
m_frame.selection().setSelection(VisibleSelection(misspellingRange.get(), DOWNSTREAM));
m_frame.selection().revealSelection();
spellCheckerClient().updateSpellingUIWithMisspelledWord(misspelledWord);
m_frame.document()->markers().addMarker(misspellingRange.get(), DocumentMarker::Spelling);
}
}
int Position::offsetForPositionAfterAnchor() const
{
ASSERT(m_anchorType == PositionIsAfterAnchor);
ASSERT(!m_isLegacyEditingPosition);
return lastOffsetForEditing(m_anchorNode.get());
}
