VisiblePosition SelectionModifier::nextWordPositionForPlatform(
const VisiblePosition& originalPosition) {
VisiblePosition positionAfterCurrentWord = nextWordPosition(originalPosition);
if (frame() &&
frame()->editor().behavior().shouldSkipSpaceWhenMovingRight()) {
// In order to skip spaces when moving right, we advance one
// word further and then move one word back. Given the
// semantics of previousWordPosition() this will put us at the
// beginning of the word following.
VisiblePosition positionAfterSpacingAndFollowingWord =
nextWordPosition(positionAfterCurrentWord);
if (positionAfterSpacingAndFollowingWord.isNotNull() &&
positionAfterSpacingAndFollowingWord.deepEquivalent() !=
positionAfterCurrentWord.deepEquivalent())
positionAfterCurrentWord =
previousWordPosition(positionAfterSpacingAndFollowingWord);
bool movingBackwardsMovedPositionToStartOfCurrentWord =
positionAfterCurrentWord.deepEquivalent() ==
previousWordPosition(nextWordPosition(originalPosition))
.deepEquivalent();
if (movingBackwardsMovedPositionToStartOfCurrentWord)
positionAfterCurrentWord = positionAfterSpacingAndFollowingWord;
}
return positionAfterCurrentWord;
}
VisibleSelection visibleSelectionForClosestActualWordStart(const VisibleSelection& selection)
{
// VisibleSelection validation has a special case when the caret is at the end of a paragraph where
// it selects the paragraph marker. As well, if the position is at the end of a word, it will select
// only the space between words. We want to select an actual word so we move the selection to
// the start of the leftmost word if the character after the selection point is whitespace.
if (selection.selectionType() != VisibleSelection::RangeSelection) {
int leftDistance = 0;
int rightDistance = 0;
VisibleSelection leftSelection(previousWordPosition(selection.start()));
bool leftSelectionIsOnWord = !isWhitespace(leftSelection.visibleStart().characterAfter()) && leftSelection.start().containerNode() == selection.start().containerNode();
if (leftSelectionIsOnWord) {
VisibleSelection rangeSelection(endOfWord(leftSelection.start()), selection.visibleStart());
leftDistance = TextIterator::rangeLength(rangeSelection.toNormalizedRange().get());
}
VisibleSelection rightSelection = previousWordPosition(nextWordPosition(selection.start()));
bool rightSelectionIsOnWord = !isWhitespace(rightSelection.visibleStart().characterAfter()) && rightSelection.start().containerNode() == selection.start().containerNode();
if (rightSelectionIsOnWord) {
VisibleSelection rangeSelection = VisibleSelection(rightSelection.visibleStart(), selection.visibleStart());
rightDistance = TextIterator::rangeLength(rangeSelection.toNormalizedRange().get());
}
// Make sure we found an actual word. If not, return the original selection.
if (!leftSelectionIsOnWord && !rightSelectionIsOnWord)
return selection;
if (!rightSelectionIsOnWord || (leftSelectionIsOnWord && leftDistance <= rightDistance)) {
// Left is closer or right is invalid.
return leftSelection;
}
// Right is closer or equal, or left was invalid.
return rightSelection;
}
// No adjustment required.
return selection;
}
void SpellChecker::updateMarkersForWordsAffectedByEditing(bool doNotRemoveIfSelectionAtWordBoundary)
{
if (textChecker().shouldEraseMarkersAfterChangeSelection(TextCheckingTypeSpelling))
return;
// We want to remove the markers from a word if an editing command will change the word. This can happen in one of
// several scenarios:
// 1. Insert in the middle of a word.
// 2. Appending non whitespace at the beginning of word.
// 3. Appending non whitespace at the end of word.
// Note that, appending only whitespaces at the beginning or end of word won't change the word, so we don't need to
// remove the markers on that word.
// Of course, if current selection is a range, we potentially will edit two words that fall on the boundaries of
// selection, and remove words between the selection boundaries.
//
VisiblePosition startOfSelection = m_frame.selection().selection().visibleStart();
VisiblePosition endOfSelection = m_frame.selection().selection().visibleEnd();
if (startOfSelection.isNull())
return;
// First word is the word that ends after or on the start of selection.
VisiblePosition startOfFirstWord = startOfWord(startOfSelection, LeftWordIfOnBoundary);
VisiblePosition endOfFirstWord = endOfWord(startOfSelection, LeftWordIfOnBoundary);
// Last word is the word that begins before or on the end of selection
VisiblePosition startOfLastWord = startOfWord(endOfSelection, RightWordIfOnBoundary);
VisiblePosition endOfLastWord = endOfWord(endOfSelection, RightWordIfOnBoundary);
if (startOfFirstWord.isNull()) {
startOfFirstWord = startOfWord(startOfSelection, RightWordIfOnBoundary);
endOfFirstWord = endOfWord(startOfSelection, RightWordIfOnBoundary);
}
if (endOfLastWord.isNull()) {
startOfLastWord = startOfWord(endOfSelection, LeftWordIfOnBoundary);
endOfLastWord = endOfWord(endOfSelection, LeftWordIfOnBoundary);
}
// If doNotRemoveIfSelectionAtWordBoundary is true, and first word ends at the start of selection,
// we choose next word as the first word.
if (doNotRemoveIfSelectionAtWordBoundary && endOfFirstWord == startOfSelection) {
startOfFirstWord = nextWordPosition(startOfFirstWord);
endOfFirstWord = endOfWord(startOfFirstWord, RightWordIfOnBoundary);
if (startOfFirstWord == endOfSelection)
return;
}
// If doNotRemoveIfSelectionAtWordBoundary is true, and last word begins at the end of selection,
// we choose previous word as the last word.
if (doNotRemoveIfSelectionAtWordBoundary && startOfLastWord == endOfSelection) {
startOfLastWord = previousWordPosition(startOfLastWord);
endOfLastWord = endOfWord(startOfLastWord, RightWordIfOnBoundary);
if (endOfLastWord == startOfSelection)
return;
}
if (startOfFirstWord.isNull() || endOfFirstWord.isNull() || startOfLastWord.isNull() || endOfLastWord.isNull())
return;
// Now we remove markers on everything between startOfFirstWord and endOfLastWord.
// However, if an autocorrection change a single word to multiple words, we want to remove correction mark from all the
// resulted words even we only edit one of them. For example, assuming autocorrection changes "avantgarde" to "avant
// garde", we will have CorrectionIndicator marker on both words and on the whitespace between them. If we then edit garde,
// we would like to remove the marker from word "avant" and whitespace as well. So we need to get the continous range of
// of marker that contains the word in question, and remove marker on that whole range.
Document* document = m_frame.document();
ASSERT(document);
RefPtr<Range> wordRange = Range::create(*document, startOfFirstWord.deepEquivalent(), endOfLastWord.deepEquivalent());
document->markers().removeMarkers(wordRange.get(), DocumentMarker::MisspellingMarkers(), DocumentMarkerController::RemovePartiallyOverlappingMarker);
}