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// Author: Lorenzo Bettini <http://www.lorenzobettini.it>, (C) 2004-2008
//
// Copyright: See COPYING file that comes with this distribution
//
#ifndef HIGHLIGHTSTATE_H_
#define HIGHLIGHTSTATE_H_
#include <deque>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
namespace srchilite {
class HighlightRule;
struct HighlightToken;
struct MatchingParameters;
/**
* Shared pointer for HighlightRule.
*
* We need to use shared pointers because if we need to substitute some variables
* in a rule, we need to create a brand new copy of it, while we keep on using
* the same rules that do not need substitutions. Using shared pointers will
* automatically keep track of those that need to be removed.
*/
typedef boost::shared_ptr<HighlightRule> HighlightRulePtr;
/// List of rules.
typedef std::deque<HighlightRulePtr> RuleList;
/// the values for replacing references (it should contain 9 possibly empty elements, because
/// 9 is usually the limit for backreferences in regular expressions)
typedef std::vector<std::string> ReplacementList;
class HighlightState;
/// the reference to an HighlightState
typedef boost::shared_ptr<HighlightState> HighlightStatePtr;
/**
* Represents a state during the highlighting (e.g., comment state,
* string state, etc.)
*/
class HighlightState {
/// the global counter to assign unique state ids
static unsigned int global_id;
/// the identifier of the state
const unsigned int id;
/// the name of the element for strings when no rule matches (default: "normal")
/// for states this should always be "normal" while for environments it should
/// be the same element that represents the new state (e.g., "comment", "string", etc.)
std::string defaultElement;
/// the list of rules of this state
RuleList ruleList;
/// whether one of the contained rules has dynamic references to be replaced
bool needsReferenceReplacement;
/**
* In case this state is a copy of another state, in this field we
* store the original state
*/
HighlightStatePtr originalState;
public:
/**
* @param e the element for strings when no rule matches (default: "normal")
*/
HighlightState(const std::string &e = "normal");
/**
* Copies all the elements of the highlight state, except for the id: a new
* id will be used.
* @param copy
*/
HighlightState(const HighlightState ©);
~HighlightState();
/**
* Adss a rule to this state
* @param rule the rule to add at the end of the list
*/
void addRule(HighlightRulePtr rule);
/**
* Substitutes the rule at the specified position. The rule must exit at the
* specified position.
* @param index
* @param rule the new rule
* @return the old rule
*/
HighlightRulePtr replaceRule(RuleList::size_type index,
HighlightRulePtr rule);
unsigned int getId() const {
return id;
}
const RuleList &getRuleList() const {
return ruleList;
}
const std::string &getDefaultElement() const {
return defaultElement;
}
void setDefaultElement(const std::string &e) {
defaultElement = e;
}
/**
* Tries to find the rule that matches best (and first): the first rule with
* the smallest prefix and longest matching sequence
* @param s the string for trying to match the rule
* @param token where results will be inserted, if the rule matched
* @param params additional arguments for the matching
* @return whether a matching rule was found
*/
bool findBestMatch(const std::string &s, HighlightToken &token,
const MatchingParameters ¶ms) const;
/**
* Tries to find the rule that matches best (and first): the first rule with
* the smallest prefix and longest matching sequence
* @param start the beginning of the string for trying to match the rule
* @param end the beginning of the string for trying to match the rule
* @param token where results will be inserted, if the rule matched
* @param params additional arguments for the matching
* @return whether a matching rule was found
*/
bool findBestMatch(std::string::const_iterator start,
std::string::const_iterator end, HighlightToken &token,
const MatchingParameters ¶ms) const;
/**
* Whether t1 is better than t2: t1 has a non-longer prefix and a longer matching string
* (this makes sense only if a string was matched, and in fact this should be used
* only after having matched something)
* @param t1
* @param t2
* @return
*/
static bool betterThan(const HighlightToken &t1, const HighlightToken &t2);
/**
* Performs replacement of references in the rules of this state.
* For each rule that needs replacement, it creates a copy of the rule.
* @param the list of values for the replacement; the first element
* is the value for replacing the first dynamic back reference, and so on.
* (it should contain 9 possibly empty elements)
*/
void replaceReferences(const ReplacementList &rep);
bool getNeedsReferenceReplacement() const {
return needsReferenceReplacement;
}
void setNeedsReferenceReplacement(bool b = true) {
needsReferenceReplacement = b;
}
HighlightStatePtr getOriginalState() const {
return originalState;
}
void setOriginalState(HighlightStatePtr orig) {
originalState = orig;
}
};
}
#endif /*HIGHLIGHTSTATE_H_*/
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