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			110 lines
		
	
	
		
			4.1 KiB
		
	
	
	
		
			Haskell
		
	
	
	
	
	
{- | Editor integration. -}
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-- {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
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module Hledger.UI.Editor (
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   -- TextPosition
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   endPosition
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  ,runEditor
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  ,runIadd
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  )
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where
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import Control.Applicative ((<|>))
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import Safe
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import System.Environment
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import System.Exit
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import System.FilePath
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import System.Process
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import Hledger
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-- | A position we can move to in a text editor: a line and optional column number.
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-- Line number 1 or 0 means the first line. A negative line number means the last line.
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type TextPosition = (Int, Maybe Int)
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-- | The text position meaning "last line, first column".
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endPosition :: Maybe TextPosition
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endPosition = Just (-1,Nothing)
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-- | Run the hledger-iadd executable on the given file, blocking until it exits,
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-- and return the exit code; or raise an error.
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-- hledger-iadd is an alternative to the built-in add command.
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runIadd :: FilePath -> IO ExitCode
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runIadd f = runCommand ("hledger-iadd -f " ++ f) >>= waitForProcess
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-- | Run the user's preferred text editor (or try a default editor),
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-- on the given file, blocking until it exits, and return the exit
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-- code; or raise an error. If a text position is provided, the editor
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-- will be focussed at that position in the file, if we know how.
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runEditor :: Maybe TextPosition -> FilePath -> IO ExitCode
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runEditor mpos f = editFileAtPositionCommand mpos f >>= runCommand >>= waitForProcess
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-- | Get a shell command line to open the user's preferred text editor
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-- (or a default editor) on the given file, and to focus it at the
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-- given text position if one is provided and if we know how.
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-- We know how to focus on position for: emacs, vi, nano.
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-- We know how to focus on last line for: vi.
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--
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-- Some tests: With line and column numbers specified,
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-- @
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-- if EDITOR is:  the command should be:
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-- -------------  -----------------------------------
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-- notepad        notepad FILE
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-- vi             vi +LINE FILE
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--                vi + FILE                                    # negative LINE
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-- emacs          emacs +LINE:COL FILE
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--                emacs FILE                                   # negative LINE
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-- (unset)        emacsclient -a '' -nw +LINE:COL FILE
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--                emacsclient -a '' -nw FILE                   # negative LINE
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-- @
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--
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-- How to open editors at the last line of a file:
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-- @
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-- emacs:       emacs FILE -f end-of-buffer
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-- emacsclient: can't
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-- vi:          vi + FILE
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-- @
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--
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editFileAtPositionCommand :: Maybe TextPosition -> FilePath -> IO String
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editFileAtPositionCommand mpos f = do
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  let f' = singleQuoteIfNeeded f
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  editcmd <- getEditCommand
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  let editor = lowercase $ takeFileName $ headDef "" $ words' editcmd
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  let positionarg =
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        case mpos of
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          Just (l, mc)
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            | editor `elem` [
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                "ex",
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                "vi","vim","view","nvim","evim","eview",
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                "gvim","gview","rvim","rview","rgvim","rgview"
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                ] -> plusAndMaybeLine l mc
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          Just (l, mc)
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            | editor `elem` ["emacs", "emacsclient"] -> plusLineAndMaybeColonColumnOrEnd l mc
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          Just (l, mc)
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            | editor `elem` ["nano"] -> plusLineAndMaybeCommaColumn l mc
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          _ -> ""
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        where
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          plusAndMaybeLine            l _  = "+" ++ if l >= 0 then show l else ""
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          plusLineAndMaybeCommaColumn l mc = "+" ++ show l ++ maybe "" ((","++).show) mc
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          plusLineAndMaybeColonColumnOrEnd l mc
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            | l >= 0    = "+" ++ show l ++ maybe "" ((":"++).show) mc
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            | otherwise = ""
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            -- otherwise = "-f end-of-buffer"
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            -- XXX Problems with this:
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            -- it must appear after the filename, whereas +LINE:COL must appear before
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            -- it works only with emacs, not emacsclient
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  return $ unwords [editcmd, positionarg, f']
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-- | Get the user's preferred edit command. This is the value of the
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-- $HLEDGER_UI_EDITOR environment variable, or of $EDITOR, or a
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-- default ("emacsclient -a '' -nw", which starts/connects to an emacs
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-- daemon in terminal mode).
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getEditCommand :: IO String
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getEditCommand = do
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  hledger_ui_editor_env <- lookupEnv "HLEDGER_UI_EDITOR"
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  editor_env            <- lookupEnv "EDITOR"
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  let Just cmd = hledger_ui_editor_env <|> editor_env <|> Just "emacsclient -a '' -nw"
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  return cmd
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