// This module defines interface to the QsciAPIs class. // // Copyright (c) 2007 // Riverbank Computing Limited // // This file is part of QScintilla. // // This copy of QScintilla is free software; you can redistribute it and/or // modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any // later version. // // QScintilla is supplied 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. See the GNU General Public License for more // details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with // QScintilla; see the file LICENSE. If not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. #ifndef QSCIAPIS_H #define QSCIAPIS_H #include #include #include #include #include #include class QsciAPIsPrepared; class QsciAPIsWorker; class QsciLexer; //! \brief The QsciAPIs class represents the textual API information used in //! call tips and for auto-completion. API information is specific to a //! particular language lexer but can be shared by multiple instances of the //! lexer. //! //! Raw API information is read from one or more files. Each API function is //! described by a single line of text comprising the function's name, followed //! by the function's optional comma separated parameters enclosed in //! parenthesis, and finally followed by optional explanatory text. //! //! A function name may be followed by a `?' and a number. The number is used //! by auto-completion to display a registered QPixmap with the function name. //! //! All function names are used by auto-completion, but only those that include //! function parameters are used in call tips. //! //! QScintilla only deals with prepared API information and not the raw //! information described above. This is done so that large APIs can be //! handled while still being responsive to user input. The conversion of raw //! information to prepared information is time consuming (think tens of //! seconds) and implemented in a separate thread. Processed information can //! be quickly saved to and loaded from files. Such files are portable between //! different architectures. //! //! QScintilla based applications that want to support large APIs would //! normally provide the user with the ability to specify a set of, possibly //! project specific, raw API files and convert them to prepared files that are //! loaded quickly when the application is invoked. class QSCINTILLA_EXPORT QsciAPIs : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: //! Constructs a QsciAPIs instance attached to lexer \a lexer. \a lexer //! becomes the instance's parent object although the instance can also be //! subsequently attached to other lexers. QsciAPIs(QsciLexer *lexer); //! Destroy the QsciAPIs instance. virtual ~QsciAPIs(); //! Add the single raw API entry \a entry to the current set. //! //! \sa clear(), load(), remove() void add(const QString &entry); //! Deletes all raw API information. //! //! \sa add(), load(), remove() void clear(); //! Load the API information from the file named \a fname, adding it to the //! current set. Returns true if successful, otherwise false. bool load(const QString &fname); //! Remove the single raw API entry \a entry from the current set. //! //! \sa add(), clear(), load() void remove(const QString &entry); //! Convert the current raw API information to prepared API information. //! This is implemented by a separate thread. //! //! \sa cancelPreparation() void prepare(); //! Cancel the conversion of the current raw API information to prepared //! API information. //! //! \sa prepare() void cancelPreparation(); //! Return the default name of the prepared API information file. It is //! based on the name of the associated lexer and in the directory defined //! by the QSCIDIR environment variable. If the environment variable isn't //! set then $HOME/.qsci is used. QString defaultPreparedName() const; //! Check to see is a prepared API information file named \a fname exists. //! If \a fname is empty then the value returned by defaultPreparedName() //! is used. Returns true if successful, otherwise false. //! //! \sa defaultPreparedName() bool isPrepared(const QString &fname = QString()) const; //! Load the prepared API information from the file named \a fname. If //! \a fname is empty then a name is constructed based on the name of the //! associated lexer and saved in the directory defined by the QSCIDIR //! environment variable. If the environment variable isn't set then //! $HOME/.qsci is used. Returns true if successful, otherwise false. bool loadPrepared(const QString &fname = QString()); //! Save the prepared API information to the file named \a fname. If //! \a fname is empty then a name is constructed based on the name of the //! associated lexer and saved in the directory defined by the QSCIDIR //! environment variable. If the environment variable isn't set then //! $HOME/.qsci is used. Returns true if successful, otherwise false. bool savePrepared(const QString &fname = QString()) const; //! \internal Updates an auto-completion list with API entries based on the //! context from the user. void autoCompletionList(const QStringList &context, QStringList &wlist); //! \internal Handle the selection of an entry in the auto-completion list. void autoCompletionSelected(const QString &sel); //! \internal Return the call tips valid for the given context. QString callTips(const QStringList &context, QsciScintilla::CallTipsStyle style, int maxnr, int commas, int &ctshift); //! \internal QString callTipsNextPrev(int dir, int &ctshift); //! \internal Reimplemented to receive termination events from the worker //! thread. virtual bool event(QEvent *e); //! Return a list of the installed raw API file names for the associated //! lexer. QStringList installedAPIFiles() const; signals: //! This signal is emitted when the conversion of raw API information to //! prepared API information has been cancelled. //! //! \sa apiPreparationFinished(), apiPreparationStarted() void apiPreparationCancelled(); //! This signal is emitted when the conversion of raw API information to //! prepared API information starts and can be used to give some visual //! feedback to the user. //! //! \sa apiPreparationCancelled(), apiPreparationFinished() void apiPreparationStarted(); //! This signal is emitted when the conversion of raw API information to //! prepared API information has finished. //! //! \sa apiPreparationCancelled(), apiPreparationStarted() void apiPreparationFinished(); private: friend class QsciAPIsPrepared; friend class QsciAPIsWorker; // This indexes a word in a set of raw APIs. The first part indexes the // entry in the set, the second part indexes the word within the entry. typedef QPair WordIndex; // This is a list of word indexes. typedef QList WordIndexList; const QsciLexer *lex; QsciAPIsWorker *worker; int ctcursor; QStringList old_context; QStringList::const_iterator origin; int origin_len; QString unambiguous_context; QStringList apis; QsciAPIsPrepared *prep; QStringList ctlist; QList ctshifts; static bool enoughCommas(const QString &s, int commas); QStringList positionOrigin(const QStringList &context, QString &path); bool originStartsWith(const QString &path, const QString &wsep); const WordIndexList *wordIndexOf(const QString &word) const; void lastCompleteWord(const QString &word, QStringList &with_context, bool &unambig); void lastPartialWord(const QString &word, QStringList &with_context, bool &unambig); void addAPIEntries(const WordIndexList &wl, bool complete, QStringList &with_context, bool &unambig); QString prepName(const QString &fname, bool mkpath = false) const; void deleteWorker(); QsciAPIs(const QsciAPIs &); QsciAPIs &operator=(const QsciAPIs &); }; #endif