{-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-} {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-} {-# OPTIONS_HADDOCK show-extensions #-} -- | -- Module : Yi.Keymap.Vim.Ex.Commands.Common -- License : GPL-2 -- Maintainer : yi-devel@googlegroups.com -- Stability : experimental -- Portability : portable -- -- Implements common 'ExCommand's for the Vim keymap. module Yi.Keymap.Vim.Ex.Commands.Common ( parse , parseWithBang , parseWithBangAndCount , parseRange , BoolOptionAction(..) , TextOptionAction(..) , parseBoolOption , parseTextOption , filenameComplete , forAllBuffers , pureExCommand , impureExCommand , errorNoWrite , commandArgs , needsSaving ) where import Control.Applicative (Alternative ((<|>))) import Lens.Micro.Platform (use) import Control.Monad (void, (>=>)) import qualified Data.Attoparsec.Text as P (Parser, anyChar, char, digit, inClass, many', many1, notInClass, parseOnly, option, satisfy, space, string) import Data.List.NonEmpty (NonEmpty (..)) import Data.Monoid ((<>)) import qualified Data.Text as T (Text, concat, cons, drop, isPrefixOf, length, pack, singleton, snoc) import System.Directory (getCurrentDirectory) import Text.Read (readMaybe) import Yi.Buffer import Yi.Editor import Yi.File (deservesSave) import Yi.Keymap (Action, YiM, readEditor) import Yi.Keymap.Vim.Common (EventString (Ev)) import Yi.Keymap.Vim.Ex.Types (ExCommand (..)) import Yi.Misc (matchingFileNames) import Yi.Monad (gets) import Yi.Style (errorStyle) import Yi.Utils (io) -- TODO this kind of thing is exactly where it makes sense to -- *not* use parseOnly but its easier to have compatibility with -- the old parsec-based interface for now. parse :: P.Parser ExCommand -> EventString -> Maybe ExCommand parse parser (Ev s) = either (const Nothing) Just $ P.parseOnly parser s parseWithBangAndCount :: P.Parser a -- ^ The command name parser. -> (a -> Bool -> Maybe Int -> P.Parser ExCommand) -- ^ A parser for the remaining command arguments. -> EventString -- ^ The string to parse. -> Maybe ExCommand parseWithBangAndCount nameParser argumentParser (Ev s) = either (const Nothing) Just (P.parseOnly parser s) where parser = do mcount <- parseCount a <- nameParser bang <- parseBang argumentParser a bang mcount parseWithBang :: P.Parser a -- ^ The command name parser. -> (a -> Bool -> P.Parser ExCommand) -- ^ A parser for the remaining command arguments. -> EventString -- ^ The string to parse. -> Maybe ExCommand parseWithBang nameParser argumentParser (Ev s) = either (const Nothing) Just (P.parseOnly parser s) where parser = do a <- nameParser bang <- parseBang argumentParser a bang parseBang :: P.Parser Bool parseBang = P.string "!" *> return True <|> return False parseCount :: P.Parser (Maybe Int) parseCount = readMaybe <$> P.many' P.digit parseRange :: P.Parser (Maybe (BufferM Region)) parseRange = fmap Just parseFullRange <|> fmap Just (styleRange parsePointRange) <|> return Nothing styleRange :: P.Parser (BufferM Region) -> P.Parser (BufferM Region) styleRange = fmap $ \regionB -> do region <- regionB convertRegionToStyleB region LineWise parseFullRange :: P.Parser (BufferM Region) parseFullRange = P.char '%' *> return (regionOfB Document) parsePointRange :: P.Parser (BufferM Region) parsePointRange = do p1 <- parseSinglePoint void $ P.char ',' p2 <- parseSinglePoint2 p1 return $ do p1' <- p1 p2' <- p2 return $ mkRegion (min p1' p2') (max p1' p2') parseSinglePoint :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseSinglePoint = parseSingleMark <|> parseLinePoint -- | Some of the parse rules for the second point actually depend -- on the first point. If parse rule succeeds this can result -- in the first BufferM Point having to be run twice but this -- probably isn't a big deal. parseSinglePoint2 :: BufferM Point -> P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseSinglePoint2 ptB = parseEndOfLine ptB <|> parseSinglePoint -- | Parse a single mark, or a selection mark (< or >) parseSingleMark :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseSingleMark = P.char '\'' *> (parseSelMark <|> parseNormMark) -- | Parse a normal mark (non-system) parseNormMark :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseNormMark = do c <- P.anyChar return $ mayGetMarkB [c] >>= \case Nothing -> fail $ "Mark " <> show c <> " not set" Just mark -> use (markPointA mark) -- | Parse selection marks. parseSelMark :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseSelMark = do c <- P.satisfy $ P.inClass "<>" return $ if c == '<' then getSelectionMarkPointB else pointB -- | Parses end of line, $, only valid for 2nd point. parseEndOfLine :: BufferM Point -> P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseEndOfLine ptB = P.char '$' *> return (ptB >>= eolPointB) -- | Parses a numeric line or ".+k", k relative to current parseLinePoint :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseLinePoint = parseCurrentLinePoint <|> parseNormalLinePoint -- | Parses .+-k parseCurrentLinePoint :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseCurrentLinePoint = do relative <- (Nothing <$ P.char '.' <|>) $ do () <$ P.char '.' <|> pure () c <- P.satisfy $ P.inClass "+-" (i :: Int) <- read <$> P.many1 P.digit return . Just $ if c == '+' then i else -i case relative of Nothing -> return $ pointB >>= solPointB Just offset -> return $ do ln <- curLn savingPointB $ gotoLn (ln + offset) >> pointB -- | Parses a line number parseNormalLinePoint :: P.Parser (BufferM Point) parseNormalLinePoint = do ln <- read <$> P.many1 P.digit return . savingPointB $ gotoLn ln >> pointB data BoolOptionAction = BoolOptionSet !Bool | BoolOptionInvert | BoolOptionAsk parseBoolOption :: T.Text -> (BoolOptionAction -> Action) -> EventString -> Maybe ExCommand parseBoolOption name action = parse $ do void $ P.string "set " nos <- P.many' (P.string "no") invs <- P.many' (P.string "inv") void $ P.string name bangs <- P.many' (P.string "!") qs <- P.many' (P.string "?") return $ pureExCommand { cmdShow = T.concat [ "set " , T.concat nos , name , T.concat bangs , T.concat qs ] , cmdAction = action $ case fmap (not . null) [qs, bangs, invs, nos] of [True, _, _, _] -> BoolOptionAsk [_, True, _, _] -> BoolOptionInvert [_, _, True, _] -> BoolOptionInvert [_, _, _, True] -> BoolOptionSet False _ -> BoolOptionSet True } data TextOptionAction = TextOptionSet !T.Text | TextOptionAsk parseTextOption :: T.Text -> (TextOptionAction -> Action) -> EventString -> Maybe ExCommand parseTextOption name action = parse $ do void $ P.string "set " void $ P.string name maybeNewValue <- P.option Nothing $ Just <$> do void $ P.many' P.space void $ P.char '=' void $ P.many' P.space T.pack <$> P.many' P.anyChar return $ pureExCommand { cmdShow = T.concat [ "set " , name , maybe "" (" = " <>) maybeNewValue ] , cmdAction = action $ maybe TextOptionAsk TextOptionSet maybeNewValue } removePwd :: T.Text -> YiM T.Text removePwd path = do pwd' <- T.pack <$> io getCurrentDirectory return $! if pwd' `T.snoc` '/' `T.isPrefixOf` path then T.drop (1 + T.length pwd') path else path filenameComplete :: T.Text -> YiM [T.Text] filenameComplete f = if f == "%" then -- current buffer is minibuffer -- actual file is in the second buffer in bufferStack gets bufferStack >>= \case _ :| [] -> do printMsg "filenameComplete: Expected to see minibuffer!" return [] _ :| bufferRef : _ -> do currentFileName <- fmap T.pack . withGivenBuffer bufferRef $ fmap bufInfoFileName bufInfoB let sanitizedFileName = if "//" `T.isPrefixOf` currentFileName then '/' `T.cons` currentFileName else currentFileName return <$> removePwd sanitizedFileName else do files <- matchingFileNames Nothing f case files of [] -> return [] [x] -> return <$> removePwd x xs -> sequence $ fmap removePwd xs forAllBuffers :: MonadEditor m => (BufferRef -> m ()) -> m () forAllBuffers f = readEditor bufferStack >>= \(b :| bs) -> f b >> mapM_ f bs pureExCommand :: ExCommand pureExCommand = ExCommand { cmdIsPure = True , cmdComplete = return [] , cmdAcceptsRange = False , cmdAction = undefined , cmdShow = undefined } impureExCommand :: ExCommand impureExCommand = pureExCommand { cmdIsPure = False } -- | Show an error on the status line. errorEditor :: T.Text -> EditorM () errorEditor s = printStatus (["error: " <> s], errorStyle) -- | Show the common error message about an unsaved file on the status line. errorNoWrite :: EditorM () errorNoWrite = errorEditor "No write since last change (add ! to override)" -- | Useful parser for any Ex command that acts kind of like a shell commandArgs :: P.Parser [T.Text] commandArgs = P.many' commandArg -- | Parse a single command, with a space in front commandArg :: P.Parser T.Text commandArg = fmap mconcat $ P.many1 P.space *> normArg -- | Unquoted arg, allows for escaping of \, ", ', and space. Includes quoted arg -- as a subset, because of things like aa"bbb" normArg :: P.Parser [T.Text] normArg = P.many1 $ quoteArg '\"' <|> quoteArg '\"' <|> T.singleton <$> escapeChar <|> T.singleton <$> P.satisfy (P.notInClass " \"\'\\") -- | Quoted arg with char delim. Allows same escapes, but doesn't require escaping -- of the opposite kind or space. However, it does allow escaping opposite kind like -- normal, as well as allowing escaping of space (is this normal behavior?). quoteArg :: Char -> P.Parser T.Text quoteArg delim = fmap T.pack $ P.char delim *> P.many1 (P.satisfy (P.notInClass (delim:"\\")) <|> escapeChar) <* P.char delim -- | Parser for a single escape character escapeChar :: P.Parser Char escapeChar = P.char '\\' *> P.satisfy (P.inClass " \"\'\\") needsSaving :: BufferRef -> YiM Bool needsSaving = findBuffer >=> maybe (return False) deservesSave