# limitations under the License.
# This module is used to model Nit source-file and locations in source-file
-package location
+module location
# A raw text Nit source file
class SourceFile
line_starts[0] = 0
end
+ # Create a new sourcefile using a dummy filename and a given content
+ init from_string(filename: String, string: String)
+ do
+ self.filename = filename
+ self.string = string
+ line_starts[0] = 0
+ end
+
# Position of each line start
var line_starts: Array[Int] = new Array[Int]
end
super Comparable
redef type OTHER: Location
- readable var _file: nullable SourceFile
- readable var _line_start: Int
- readable var _line_end: Int
- readable var _column_start: Int
- readable var _column_end: Int
+ var file: nullable SourceFile
+ var line_start: Int
+ var line_end: Int
+ var column_start: Int
+ var column_end: Int
init(f: nullable SourceFile, line_s: Int, line_e: Int, column_s: Int, column_e: Int) do
- _file = f
- _line_start = line_s
- _line_end = line_e
- _column_start = column_s
- _column_end = column_e
+ file = f
+ line_start = line_s
+ line_end = line_e
+ column_start = column_s
+ column_end = column_e
+ end
+
+ # The index in the start character in the source
+ fun pstart: Int do return file.line_starts[line_start-1] + column_start-1
+
+ # The index on the end character in the source
+ fun pend: Int do return file.line_starts[line_end-1] + column_end-1
+
+ # The verbatim associated text in the source-file
+ fun text: String
+ do
+ var res = self.text_cache
+ if res != null then return res
+ var l = self
+ var pstart = self.pstart
+ var pend = self.pend
+ res = l.file.string.substring(pstart, pend-pstart+1)
+ self.text_cache = res
+ return res
end
+ private var text_cache: nullable String
+
init with_file(f: SourceFile) do init(f,0,0,0,0)
redef fun ==(other: nullable Object): Bool do
end
# Return the associated line with the location highlihted with color and a carret under the starting position
- # `color' must be and terminal escape sequence used as "{escape}[{color}m;"
- # "0;31" for red
- # "1;31" for bright red
- # "0;32" for green
+ # `color` must be and terminal escape sequence used as `"{escape}[{color}m;"`
+ # * `"0;31"` for red
+ # * `"1;31"` for bright red
+ # * `"0;32"` for green
fun colored_line(color: String): String
do
var esc = 27.ascii