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"""Compiler help reduce the complexity of the YAML files.""" |
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from ..logger import error |
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def compile_keys(options): |
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""" |
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Completion can contain lots of duplicate information. |
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For example the trigger is most of the time also the result. |
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Only in case of a value attribute is that returned. |
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It also takes hints into consideration for compilation. |
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""" |
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compiled_keys = [] |
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for option in options: |
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key = option['title'] |
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display = option['title'] + "\t" + option['hint'] |
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if 'value' in option: |
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result = option['value'] |
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else: |
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result = option['title'] |
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if 'unique' in option: |
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unique = option['unique'] |
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unique = False |
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compiled_key = (key, display, result, unique) |
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compiled_keys.append(compiled_key) |
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return compiled_keys |
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def compile_values(options): |
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""" |
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Bake completions from the provided YAML options. |
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Considers stuff like hints and values. |
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""" |
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key_to_values = dict() |
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for option in options: |
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option_key = option['title'] |
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compiled_values = list() |
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if 'values' in option: |
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option_values = option['values'] |
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for option_value in option_values: |
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compiled_value = __compile_value(option_value) |
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compiled_values.append(compiled_value) |
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key_to_values[option_key] = compiled_values |
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return key_to_values |
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def __compile_value(value_elements): |
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""" |
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Transpile a list of elements into a sublime text completion scheme. |
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A completion scheme is a tuple constructed as: |
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(key\thint, value) |
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key is display on the left side of the completion. |
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hint is displayed on the right side of the completion and optional. |
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It has to be seperated from the key using the escaped tabulator \t. |
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value is the actual rendered content if the key trigger is activated. |
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length = len(value_elements) |
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# case 1 is if only the key is provided, is generally the default case. |
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# Meaning is generally explained in the key |
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if length == 1: |
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return (value_elements[0] + "\tDefault", value_elements[0]) |
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# case 2 is if only the key and the special hint is given |
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# means that the key is the value too |
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elif length == 2: |
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open_value_key, option_value_hint = value_elements |
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return (open_value_key + "\t" + option_value_hint, open_value_key) |
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# case 3 is when every option is implemneted |
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elif length == 3: |
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open_value_key, option_value_hint, option_value_value = value_elements |
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return (open_value_key + "\t" + option_value_hint, option_value_value) |
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error("unexpected length of '" + str(length) + |
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"' with value elements '" + value_elements + "'") |
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thatsIch /
sublime-rainmeter
