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69 lines
3.5 KiB
Swift
69 lines
3.5 KiB
Swift
#if canImport(UIKit)
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import Foundation
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import RichTextEditorCore
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/// What sits next to a role, in STRUCTURAL terms.
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///
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/// `currentRoles[i ± 1]` answers what is STORED next to a role. Every navigation rule wants what is
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/// next to it in the document's STRUCTURE, and the two differ at exactly one place — a container
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/// edge. Six defects across three rungs were that difference, every one found by a person rather
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/// than a test, because the omission is valid code that behaves correctly on every shape its author
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/// tried.
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///
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/// **A `switch` over this must never carry a `default`.** The exhaustiveness IS the instrument: a
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/// rule that forgets a container edge fails to build instead of misbehaving on one document shape,
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/// and a future container kind breaks every call site until each has decided what it means. A
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/// `default:` arm gives all of that back.
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@available(iOS 18.4, *)
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internal enum RoleNeighbour {
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/// Inside my own LEAF container: the next cell of my table, a code block's body after its
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/// language line, an atom's caption.
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case sameLeafContainer(Int)
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/// A different child of the same enclosing container — a real sibling block.
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case sibling(Int)
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/// A line the enclosing container OWNS: a quote's author, a details' title. A field, not
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/// content, and forgetting it is three of the six defects.
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case ownLineOfEnclosingContainer(Int)
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/// My innermost enclosing container ENDS here. `beyond` is the first role outside it, or nil at
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/// the document's edge — the container is reported either way, because a rule minting a sibling
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/// needs to know which container it is minting into.
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case outsideContainer(EngineAncestor, beyond: Int?)
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/// The document ends here AND there is no enclosing container to report. Only a top-level role
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/// reaches this.
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case documentEdge
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}
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@available(iOS 18.4, *)
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extension RichTextEngineEditorView {
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internal func neighbour(after index: Int) -> RoleNeighbour {
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neighbour(of: index, at: index + 1)
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}
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internal func neighbour(before index: Int) -> RoleNeighbour {
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neighbour(of: index, at: index - 1)
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}
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/// Derived from `currentRoles`, never stored: the indices are valid for one pass and must not be
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/// held across an edit. One step only — a caller crossing two container edges asks again from
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/// `beyond`, deliberately, because no current site needs a walk and a type that did one would be
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/// answering a question nobody asked.
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private func neighbour(of index: Int, at other: Int) -> RoleNeighbour {
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let role = currentRoles[index]
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guard other >= 0, other < currentRoles.count else {
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if let container = role.innermostAncestor { return .outsideContainer(container, beyond: nil) }
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return .documentEdge
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}
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let candidate = currentRoles[other]
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// The LEAF container first: two cells of one table, a code block's language line and its
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// body, an atom and its caption. A top-level paragraph's container is its own block, so two
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// paragraphs never match here and fall through to the ancestor question below.
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if candidate.containerID == role.containerID { return .sameLeafContainer(other) }
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guard let container = role.innermostAncestor else { return .sibling(other) }
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guard candidate.isWithin(container.id) else { return .outsideContainer(container, beyond: other) }
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if candidate.isOwnedLine(of: container.id) { return .ownLineOfEnclosingContainer(other) }
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return .sibling(other)
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}
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}
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#endif
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