spacevim/bundle/splitjoin.vim/autoload/sj/argparser/common.vim

" Constructor:
" ============

function! sj#argparser#common#Construct(start_column, end_column, line)
  let parser = {
        \ 'args':             [],
        \ 'opts':             [],
        \ 'body':             a:line,
        \ 'index':            a:start_column - 1,
        \ 'current_arg':      '',
        \ 'current_arg_type': 'normal',
        \
        \ 'Process':       function('sj#argparser#common#Process'),
        \ 'PushArg':       function('sj#argparser#common#PushArg'),
        \ 'PushChar':      function('sj#argparser#common#PushChar'),
        \ 'Next':          function('sj#argparser#common#Next'),
        \ 'JumpPair':      function('sj#argparser#common#JumpPair'),
        \ 'AtFunctionEnd': function('sj#argparser#common#AtFunctionEnd'),
        \ 'Finished':      function('sj#argparser#common#Finished'),
        \ }

  if a:start_column > 1
    let parser.body = strpart(parser.body, a:start_column - 1)
  endif
  if a:end_column > 1
    let parser.body = strpart(parser.body, 0, (a:end_column - a:start_column) + 1)
  endif

  return parser
endfunction

" Methods:
" ========

function! sj#argparser#common#Process() dict
  throw "Not implemented"

  " " Implementation might go something like this:
  "
  " while !self.Finished()
  "   if self.body[0] == ','
  "     call self.PushArg()
  "     call self.Next()
  "     continue
  "   elseif self.AtFunctionEnd()
  "     break
  "   else
  "     " ...
  "   endif

  "   call self.PushChar()
  " endwhile

  " if len(self.current_arg) > 0
  "   call self.PushArg()
  " endif
endfunction

" Pushes the current argument to the args and initializes a new one.
function! sj#argparser#common#PushArg() dict
  call add(self.args, sj#Trim(self.current_arg))

  let self.current_arg      = ''
  let self.current_arg_type = 'normal'
endfunction

" Moves the parser to the next char and consumes the current
function! sj#argparser#common#PushChar() dict
  let self.current_arg .= self.body[0]
  call self.Next()
endfunction

" Moves the parser to the next char without consuming it.
function! sj#argparser#common#Next() dict
  let self.body  = strpart(self.body, 1)
  let self.index = self.index + 1
endfunction

" Finds the current char in a:start_chars and jumps to its match in a:end_chars.
"
" Example:
"   call parser.JumpPair("([", ")]")
"
" This will parse matching round and square brackets.
"
" Note: nesting doesn't work properly if there's a string containing unmatched
" braces within the pair.
function! sj#argparser#common#JumpPair(start_chars, end_chars) dict
  let char_index  = stridx(a:start_chars, self.body[0])
  let start_char  = a:start_chars[char_index]
  let target_char = a:end_chars[char_index]

  " prepare a stack for nested braces and the like
  let stack = 1
  let n     = 0
  let limit = len(self.body)

  " Note: if the start and end chars are the same (quotes, for example), this
  " will still work, because we're checking for the target_char before the
  " start_char
  while stack > 0 && n < limit
    let n = n + 1

    if self.body[n] == target_char
      let stack = stack - 1
    elseif self.body[n] == start_char
      let stack = stack + 1
    endif
  endwhile

  let self.current_arg .= strpart(self.body, 0, n)

  let self.body  = strpart(self.body, n)
  let self.index = self.index + n
endfunction

" Returns true if the parser has finished parsing the arguments.
function! sj#argparser#common#Finished() dict
  return len(self.body) <= 0
endfunction

" Returns true if the parser is at the function's end
function! sj#argparser#common#AtFunctionEnd() dict
  return (self.body[0] == ')')
endfunction

" Public functions:
" =================

" This code was originally created for ruby functions, but seems to be useful
" for elixir as well, with some modifications.
"
function! sj#argparser#common#LocateRubylikeFunction(keyword_pattern, syntax_groups)
  call sj#PushCursor()
  let start_col = col('.')
  let skip = sj#SkipSyntax(a:syntax_groups)

  " The first pattern matches functions with brackets and consists of the
  " following:
  "
  "   - a keyword
  "   - an opening round bracket
  "   - something that's not a comma and doesn't look like an operator
  "     (to avoid a few edge cases)
  "
  let pattern = '\v(^|\s|\.|::)\m' . a:keyword_pattern . '\v\(\s*[^,=<>+-/*^%})\]]'
  let found = sj#SearchSkip(pattern, skip, 'bcW', line('.'))
  if found <= 0
    " try searching forward
    let found = sj#SearchSkip(pattern, skip, 'cW', line('.'))
  endif
  if found > 0
    " first, figure out the function name
    call search('\k\+', 'cW', line('.'))
    let function_name = expand('<cword>')

    " go to the end of the matching pattern
    call search(pattern, 'cWe', line('.'))
    " look for the starting bracket
    if sj#SearchSkip(a:keyword_pattern . '\s*\zs(\s*\%#', skip, 'bcW', line('.'))
      let function_type = 'with_round_braces'
      let from = col('.') + 1
      normal! h%h
      let to = col('.')

      if sj#ColBetween(start_col, from - 1, to + 1)
        return [function_name, from, to, function_type]
      endif
    endif
  endif

  call sj#PopCursor()

  " The second pattern matches functions without brackets:
  "
  "   - a keyword
  "   - at least one space
  "   - something that's not a comma and doesn't look like an operator
  "     (to avoid a few edge cases)
  "
  let pattern = '\v(^|\s|\.|::)\m' . a:keyword_pattern . '\v\s+[^ ,=<>+-/*^%})\]]'
  let found = sj#SearchSkip(pattern, skip, 'bcW', line('.'))
  if found <= 0
    " try searching forward
    let found = sj#SearchSkip(pattern, skip, 'cW', line('.'))
  endif
  if found > 0
    " first, figure out the function name
    call search('\k\+', 'cW', line('.'))
    let function_name = expand('<cword>')
    let function_start_col = col('.')

    " go to the end of the matching pattern
    call search(pattern, 'cWe', line('.'))

    let function_type = 'with_spaces'
    let from = col('.')
    let to   = -1 " we're not sure about the end

    if sj#ColBetween(start_col, function_start_col - 1, col('$'))
      return [function_name, from, to, function_type]
    endif
  endif

  return ['', -1, -1, 'none']
endfunction