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// This is part of the iostream library, providing input/output for C++.
// Copyright (C) 1991 Per Bothner.
//
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
// License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
// version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
//
// This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
// License along with this library; if not, write to the Free
// Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
#ifndef _EDITBUF_H
#define _EDITBUF_H
#ifdef __GNUG__
#pragma interface
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
#include <fstream.h>
typedef unsigned long mark_pointer;
// At some point, it might be nice to parameterize this code
// in terms of buf_char.
typedef /*unsigned*/ char buf_char;
// Logical pos from start of buffer (does not count gap).
typedef long buf_index;
// Pos from start of buffer, possibly including gap_size.
typedef long buf_offset;
#if 0
struct buf_cookie {
FILE *file;
struct edit_string *str;
struct buf_cookie *next;
buf_index tell();
};
#endif
struct edit_buffer;
struct edit_mark;
// A edit_string is defined as the region between the 'start' and 'end' marks.
// Normally (always?) 'start->insert_before()' should be false,
// and 'end->insert_before()' should be true.
struct edit_string {
struct edit_buffer *buffer; // buffer that 'start' and 'end' belong to
struct edit_mark *start, *end;
int length() const; // count of buf_chars currently in string
edit_string(struct edit_buffer *b,
struct edit_mark *ms, struct edit_mark *me)
{ buffer = b; start = ms; end = me; }
/* Make a fresh, contiguous copy of the data in STR.
Assign length of STR to *LENP.
(Output has extra NUL at out[*LENP].) */
buf_char *copy_bytes(int *lenp) const;
// FILE *open_file(char *mode);
void assign(struct edit_string *src); // copy bytes from src to this
};
struct edit_streambuf : public streambuf {
friend edit_buffer;
edit_string *str;
edit_streambuf* next; // Chain of edit_streambuf's for a edit_buffer.
short _mode;
edit_streambuf(edit_string* bstr, int mode);
~edit_streambuf();
virtual int underflow();
virtual int overflow(int c = EOF);
virtual streampos seekoff(streamoff, _seek_dir, int mode=ios::in|ios::out);
void flush_to_buffer();
void flush_to_buffer(edit_buffer* buffer);
int _inserting;
int inserting() { return _inserting; }
void inserting(int i) { _inserting = i; }
// int delete_chars(int count, char* cut_buf); Not implemented.
int truncate();
int is_reading() { return gptr() != NULL; }
buf_char* current() { return is_reading() ? gptr() : pptr(); }
void set_current(char *p, int is_reading);
protected:
void disconnect_gap_from_file(edit_buffer* buffer);
};
// A 'edit_mark' indicates a position in a buffer.
// It is "attached" the text (rather than the offset).
// There are two kinds of mark, which have different behavior
// when text is inserted at the mark:
// If 'insert_before()' is true the mark will be adjusted to be
// *after* the new text.
struct edit_mark {
struct edit_mark *chain;
mark_pointer _pos;
inline int insert_before() { return _pos & 1; }
inline unsigned long index_in_buffer(struct edit_buffer *buffer)
{ return _pos >> 1; }
inline buf_char *ptr(struct edit_buffer *buf);
buf_index tell();
edit_mark() { }
edit_mark(struct edit_string *str, long delta);
edit_buffer *buffer();
~edit_mark();
};
// A 'edit_buffer' consists of a sequence of buf_chars (the data),
// a list of edit_marks pointing into the data, and a list of FILEs
// also pointing into the data.
// A 'edit_buffer' coerced to a edit_string is the string of
// all the buf_chars in the buffer.
// This implementation uses a conventional buffer gap (as in Emacs).
// The gap start is defined by de-referencing a (buf_char**).
// This is because sometimes a FILE is inserting into the buffer,
// so rather than having each putc adjust the gap, we use indirection
// to have the gap be defined as the write pointer of the FILE.
// (This assumes that putc adjusts a pointer (as in GNU's libc), not an index.)
struct edit_buffer {
buf_char *data; /* == emacs buffer_text.p1+1 */
buf_char *_gap_start;
edit_streambuf* _writer; // If non-NULL, currently writing stream
inline buf_char *gap_start()
{ return _writer ? _writer->pptr() : _gap_start; }
buf_offset __gap_end_pos; // size of part 1 + size of gap
/* int gap; implicit: buf_size - size1 - size2 */
int buf_size;
struct edit_streambuf *files;
struct edit_mark start_mark;
struct edit_mark end_mark;
edit_buffer();
inline buf_offset gap_end_pos() { return __gap_end_pos; }
inline struct edit_mark *start_marker() { return &start_mark; }
inline struct edit_mark *end_marker() { return &end_mark; }
/* these should be protected, ultimately */
buf_index tell(edit_mark*);
buf_index tell(buf_char*);
inline buf_char *gap_end() { return data + gap_end_pos(); }
inline int gap_size() { return gap_end() - gap_start(); }
inline int size1() { return gap_start() - data; }
inline int size2() { return buf_size - gap_end_pos(); }
inline struct edit_mark * mark_list() { return &start_mark; }
void make_gap (buf_offset);
void move_gap (buf_offset pos);
void move_gap (buf_char *pos) { move_gap(pos - data); }
void gap_left (int pos);
void gap_right (int pos);
void adjust_markers(mark_pointer low, mark_pointer high,
int amount, buf_char *old_data);
void delete_range(buf_index from, buf_index to);
void delete_range(struct edit_mark *start, struct edit_mark *end);
};
extern buf_char * bstr_copy(struct edit_string *str, int *lenp);
// Convert a edit_mark to a (buf_char*)
inline buf_char *edit_mark::ptr(struct edit_buffer *buf)
{ return buf->data + index_in_buffer(buf); }
inline void edit_streambuf::flush_to_buffer()
{
edit_buffer* buffer = str->buffer;
if (buffer->_writer == this) flush_to_buffer(buffer);
}
#endif /* !_EDITBUF_H*/
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