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package org.fxmisc.richtext;
import javafx.beans.value.ObservableValue;
import javafx.geometry.Bounds;
import javafx.scene.control.IndexRange;
import org.fxmisc.richtext.model.StyledDocument;
import java.text.BreakIterator;
import java.util.Optional;
/**
* An object for encapsulating a selection in a given area.
*
*
* "Position" refers to the place in-between characters. In other words, every {@code "|"} in
* {@code "|t|e|x|t|"} is a valid position. There are two kinds of positions used here:
*
* -
* {@link #getStartPosition()}/{@link #getEndPosition()}, which refers to a position somewhere in the
* entire area's content. It's bounds are {@code 0 <= x <= area.getLength()}.
*
* -
* {@link #getStartColumnPosition()}/{@link #getEndColumnPosition()}, which refers to a position
* somewhere in the current paragraph. It's bounds are {@code 0 <= x <= area.getParagraphLength(index)}.
*
*
*
* Note: when parameter names are "position" without the "column" prefix, they refer to the position in the entire area.
*
*
* For type safety, {@link #getSelectedDocument()} requires the same generic types from {@link StyledDocument}.
* This means that one must write a lot of boilerplate for the generics:
* {@code Selection, StyledText>, Collection> selection}.
* However, this is only necessary if one is using {@link #getSelectedDocument()} or
* {@link #selectedDocumentProperty()}. If you are not going to use the "selectedDocument" getter or property,
* then just write the much simpler {@code Selection selection}.
*
*
* @see CaretSelectionBind
* @see Caret
*
* @param type for {@link StyledDocument}'s paragraph style; only necessary when using the "selectedDocument"
* getter or property
* @param type for {@link StyledDocument}'s segment type; only necessary when using the "selectedDocument"
* getter or property
* @param type for {@link StyledDocument}'s segment style; only necessary when using the "selectedDocument"
* getter or property
*/
public interface Selection {
/**
* Specifies whether to update the start/end value of a selection to the left (towards 0) or right (away from 0)
*/
public static enum Direction {
LEFT,
RIGHT
}
/* ********************************************************************** *
* *
* Observables *
* *
* Observables are "dynamic" (i.e. changing) characteristics of this *
* control. They are not directly settable by the client code, but change *
* in response to user input and/or API actions. *
* *
* ********************************************************************** */
/**
* The start and end positions in the area as an {@link IndexRange}.
*/
ObservableValue rangeProperty();
IndexRange getRange();
/**
* The length of the selection
*/
ObservableValue lengthProperty();
int getLength();
/**
* The number of paragraphs the selection spans
*/
ObservableValue paragraphSpanProperty();
int getParagraphSpan();
ObservableValue> selectedDocumentProperty();
StyledDocument getSelectedDocument();
ObservableValue selectedTextProperty();
String getSelectedText();
ObservableValue startPositionProperty();
int getStartPosition();
ObservableValue startParagraphIndexProperty();
int getStartParagraphIndex();
ObservableValue startColumnPositionProperty();
int getStartColumnPosition();
ObservableValue endPositionProperty();
int getEndPosition();
ObservableValue endParagraphIndexProperty();
int getEndParagraphIndex();
ObservableValue endColumnPositionProperty();
int getEndColumnPosition();
/**
* The selectionBoundsProperty of the selection in the Screen's coordinate system if something is selected and visible in the
* viewport, or {@link Optional#empty()} if selection is not visible in the viewport.
*/
ObservableValue> selectionBoundsProperty();
Optional getSelectionBounds();
boolean isBeingUpdated();
ObservableValue beingUpdatedProperty();
/* ********************************************************************** *
* *
* Actions *
* *
* Actions change the state of this control. They typically cause a *
* change of one or more observables and/or produce an event. *
* *
* ********************************************************************** */
/**
* Selects the given range.
*
* Caution: see {@link TextEditingArea#getAbsolutePosition(int, int)} to
* know how the column index argument can affect the returned position.
*/
void selectRange(int startParagraphIndex, int startColPosition, int endParagraphIndex, int endColPosition);
/**
* Selects the given range.
*/
void selectRange(int startPosition, int endPosition);
void updateStartBy(int amount, Direction direction);
void updateEndBy(int amount, Direction direction);
void updateStartTo(int position);
void updateStartTo(int paragraphIndex, int columnPosition);
void updateStartByBreaksForward(int numOfBreaks, BreakIterator breakIterator);
void updateStartByBreaksBackward(int numOfBreaks, BreakIterator breakIterator);
void updateEndTo(int position);
void updateEndTo(int paragraphIndex, int columnPosition);
void updateEndByBreaksForward(int numOfBreaks, BreakIterator breakIterator);
void updateEndByBreaksBackward(int numOfBreaks, BreakIterator breakIterator);
void selectAll();
void selectParagraph(int paragraphIndex);
void selectWord(int wordPositionInArea);
/**
* Clears the selection via {@code selectRange(getStartPosition(), getStartPosition())}.
*/
default void deselect() {
selectRange(getStartPosition(), getStartPosition());
}
/**
* Configures a {@link SelectionPath} that will be used to render a portion or all of this selection
* on a single paragraph. When the selection is a multi-paragraph selection, one path will be used
* to render that portion of the selection on a paragraph.
*/
void configureSelectionPath(SelectionPath path);
/**
* Disposes the selection and prevents memory leaks
*/
void dispose();
/**
* Gets the name of this selection. Each selection in an area must have a unique name.
* The name is also used as a StyleClass, so the Selection can be styled using CSS selectors
* from Path, Shape, and Node eg:
.styled-text-area .my-selection { -fx-fill: lime; }
*/
String getSelectionName();
/**
* Gets the area with which this selection is associated
*/
GenericStyledArea getArea();
}