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package com.google.common.css.compiler.passes;

import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * Class to write/delete characters used by {@link CodePrinter} subclasses to print out code.
 * It has finalized core public APIs to endure correct update of character index and line index
 * while operating on the buffer.
 *
 * 

This class can be extended and with helper methods if necessary. * * @author [email protected] (Chenyun Yang) * @see TemplateCompactPrinter * *

{@code char} is used as operation unit for methods, there is no support for surrogates. */ public class CodeBuffer { private final StringBuilder sb; /** * The index within the line of the next character to be written to the buffer. * Indices start at 0, following source map v3. */ private int nextCharIndex; /** * The index of the line that will contain the character at nextCharIndex. * Indices start at 0, following source map v3. */ private int nextLineIndex; /** * The index of the last character written to the buffer. * Indices start at 0, following source map v3. */ private int lastCharIndex; public CodeBuffer() { this.sb = new StringBuilder(); resetIndex(); } /** * Returns buffer as String. */ public final String getOutput() { return sb.toString(); } /** * Returns the current length of the buffer. */ public final int getCurrentLength() { return sb.length(); } /** * Returns the last character in the buffer. */ public final char getLastChar() { return sb.charAt(sb.length() - 1); } /** * Returns {@link #nextCharIndex}. */ public final int getNextCharIndex() { return nextCharIndex; } /** * Returns {@link #nextLineIndex}. */ public final int getNextLineIndex() { return nextLineIndex; } /** * Returns {@link #lastCharIndex}. */ public final int getLastCharIndex() { return lastCharIndex; } /** * Returns the index of the line which contains the last character at lastCharIndex. * It is always the same or 1 index behind {@link #nextLineIndex}. */ public final int getLastLineIndex() { return nextLineIndex - ( (sb.length() > 0 && sb.charAt(sb.length() - 1) == '\n') ? 1 : 0); } /** * Appends {@code str} to the buffer. The string is safe to contain newlines. * {@code nextCharIndex} and {@code nextLineIndex} will be updated accordingly. * *

Prefer to use append(char c) API to append characters for efficiency. */ public final CodeBuffer append(@Nullable String str) { if (str == null) { return this; } if (str.length() == 1) { append(str.charAt(0)); } else { String[] parts = str.split("\n", -1); for (int i = 0; i < parts.length; i++) { sb.append(parts[i]); incrementIndexBy(parts[i].length()); if (i != (parts.length - 1)) { startNewLine(); } } } return this; } /** * Appends {@code c} to the buffer and update {@code nextCharIndex}. */ public final CodeBuffer append(char c) { if (c == '\n') { startNewLine(); } else { sb.append(c); incrementIndexBy(1); } return this; } /** * Appends the {@code toString} representation of {@code o} to the buffer. */ public final CodeBuffer append(Object o) { append(o.toString()); return this; } /** * Appends a newline to buffer, resetting {@code nextCharIndex} and incrementing * {@code nextLineIndex}. */ public final CodeBuffer startNewLine() { sb.append('\n'); incrementIndexForNewline(); return this; } /** * Deletes the last character in the buffer and updates the {@code nextCharIndex} and * {@code nextLineIndex}. */ public final CodeBuffer deleteLastChar() { if (getCurrentLength() > 0) { decrementIndex(); sb.deleteCharAt(getCurrentLength() - 1); } return this; } /** * Deletes last {@code n} characters in the buffer. */ public final CodeBuffer deleteLastChars(int n) { for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { deleteLastChar(); } return this; } /** * Clears the contents of the buffer and resets {@code nextCharIndex} * and {@code nextLineIndex}. */ public final CodeBuffer reset() { resetIndex(); sb.setLength(0); sb.trimToSize(); return this; } /** * Deletes the last character from the string builder if the character is as given. * *

Subclasses can modify this method in order to delete more in cases where they've added extra * delimiters. * * @param ch the character to delete */ public void deleteLastCharIfCharIs(char ch) { if (getCurrentLength() > 0 && getLastChar() == ch) { deleteLastChar(); } } /** * Deletes the end of the buffer if it exactly equals {@code s}. */ public void deleteEndingIfEndingIs(String s) { if (sb.subSequence(sb.length() - s.length(), sb.length()).equals(s)) { deleteLastChars(s.length()); } } /** * Updates character-related indexes before or after writing some non-newline characters * to the buffer. Use {@link #incrementIndexForNewline} when writing '\n'. * * @param step numbers of characters writes to buffer */ private void incrementIndexBy(int step) { if (step > 0) { lastCharIndex = nextCharIndex + step - 1; nextCharIndex = nextCharIndex + step; } } /** * Updates character-related indexes before/after writing a newline character to the buffer. */ private void incrementIndexForNewline() { // '\n' is written at {@code nextCharIndex} lastCharIndex = nextCharIndex; nextCharIndex = 0; // future writing starts at a new line nextLineIndex++; } /** * Updates character-related indexes before deleting a character in buffer. * *

Note: Indexes updates must take place before deletion as the last two chars determine * the behavior. */ private void decrementIndex() { Preconditions.checkState(getCurrentLength() > 0); nextCharIndex = lastCharIndex; // Need to look at the last character to determine how to update indexes int lastIndex = getCurrentLength() - 1; // As a '\n' will be removed, {@code nextLineIndex} should be moved to previous line if (sb.charAt(lastIndex) == '\n') { nextLineIndex--; } // When the second to last char is a newline, needs to recalculate the {@code lastCharIndex} if (lastIndex - 1 > 0 && sb.charAt(lastIndex - 1) == '\n') { int lastNewline = sb.lastIndexOf("\n"); int secondToLastNewLine = sb.substring(0, lastNewline - 1).lastIndexOf('\n'); if (secondToLastNewLine == -1) { // when only one line left after deletion lastCharIndex = lastNewline - 1; } else { // Adjust to 0-based index for {@code lastCharIndex}. lastCharIndex = lastNewline - secondToLastNewLine - 1; } } else { // Otherwise, when deletion happens on same line, move the index one character to the left lastCharIndex = lastCharIndex - 1; } } private void resetIndex() { nextCharIndex = 0; nextLineIndex = 0; lastCharIndex = -1; } }





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