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rowmock_test.go
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package main
// Utility functions to build complex mocks of the Edwood
// row/column/window model.
import (
"github.com/rjkroege/edwood/internal/file"
"image"
"strings"
"github.com/rjkroege/edwood/internal/draw"
"github.com/rjkroege/edwood/internal/dumpfile"
"github.com/rjkroege/edwood/internal/edwoodtest"
)
// configureGlobals setups global variables so that Edwood can operate on
// a scaffold model.
func configureGlobals() {
// TODO(rjk): Make a proper mock draw.Mouse in edwoodtest.
mouse = new(draw.Mouse)
button = edwoodtest.NewImage(image.Rect(0, 0, 10, 10))
modbutton = edwoodtest.NewImage(image.Rect(0, 0, 10, 10))
colbutton = edwoodtest.NewImage(image.Rect(0, 0, 10, 10))
// Set up Undo to make sure that we see undoable results.
// By default, post-load, file.seq, file.putseq = 0, 0.
seq = 1
}
// updateText creates a minimal mock Text object from data embedded inside
// of an Edwood dumpfile structure.
func updateText(t *Text, sertext *dumpfile.Text, display draw.Display) *Text {
t.display = display
t.fr = &MockFrame{}
t.Insert(0, []rune(sertext.Buffer), true)
t.SetQ0(sertext.Q0)
t.SetQ1(sertext.Q1)
return t
}
// MakeWindowScaffold builds a complete scaffold model of the Edwood
// row/col/window hierarchy sufficient to run sam commands. It is
// configured from the intermediate model used by the Edwood JSON dump
// file.
func MakeWindowScaffold(content *dumpfile.Content) {
display := edwoodtest.NewDisplay()
seq = 0
row = Row{
display: display,
tag: *updateText(&Text{
what: Rowtag,
file: file.MakeObservableEditableBufferTag(nil),
}, &content.RowTag, display),
}
cols := make([]*Column, 0, len(content.Columns))
for _, sercol := range content.Columns {
col := &Column{
tag: *updateText(&Text{
what: Columntag,
file: file.MakeObservableEditableBufferTag(nil),
}, &sercol.Tag, display),
display: display,
fortest: true,
w: make([]*Window, 0),
}
cols = append(cols, col)
}
for _, serwin := range content.Windows {
w := NewWindow().initHeadless(nil)
w.display = display
updateText(&w.body, &serwin.Body, display)
updateText(&w.tag, &serwin.Tag, display)
w.body.file.SetName(strings.SplitN(serwin.Tag.Buffer, " ", 2)[0])
w.body.w = w
w.tag.w = w
wincol := cols[serwin.Column]
wincol.w = append(wincol.w, w)
w.col = wincol
w.body.col = wincol
w.tag.col = wincol
}
row.col = cols
configureGlobals()
}
// InsertString inserts a string at the beginning of a buffer. It doesn't
// update the selection.
func InsertString(w *Window, s string) {
// Set an undo point before the insertion. (So that the insertion is undoable)
w.body.file.Mark(seq)
seq++
w.body.Insert(0, []rune(s), true)
}