List of searchForClosingPeer() Examples

Examples of searchForClosingPeer()

org.python.pydev.core.docutils.PythonPairMatcher.searchForClosingPeer()
If you found an opening peer, you'll want to look for a closing peer. @param offset @param openingPeer @param closingPeer @param document @return the offset of the closing peer @throws IOException

Examples of org.python.pydev.core.docutils.PythonPairMatcher.searchForClosingPeer()

        int closingPeerLine;
        int closingPeerFoundAtOffset = ps.getAbsoluteCursorOffset() - 1; //start to search at the current position


        do {
            //closingPeerFoundAtOffset doesn't need +1 here as it's already added in the matcher.
            closingPeerFoundAtOffset = matcher.searchForClosingPeer(closingPeerFoundAtOffset, c, peer, ps.getDoc());
            if (closingPeerFoundAtOffset == -1) {
                //no more closing peers there, ok to go
                return true;
            }

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Examples of org.python.pydev.core.docutils.PythonPairMatcher.searchForClosingPeer()

            PySelection ps = new PySelection(document, offset);
            String lineContentsToCursor = ps.getLineContentsToCursor();
            if (!openingPeerIsInCurrentLine && !StringUtils.hasUnbalancedClosingPeers(lineContentsToCursor)) {
                try {
                    char openingChar = document.getChar(openingPeerOffset);
                    int closingPeerOffset = matcher.searchForClosingPeer(openingPeerOffset, openingChar,
                            StringUtils.getPeer(openingChar), document);
                    if (closingPeerOffset == -1 || offset <= closingPeerOffset) {
                        return new Tuple<Integer, Boolean>(-1, true); // True because we're inside a parens
                    }

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Examples of org.python.pydev.core.docutils.PythonPairMatcher.searchForClosingPeer()

                        PythonPairMatcher pythonPairMatcher = new PythonPairMatcher(new char[] { c, peer });
                        int openingPeerOffset = pythonPairMatcher.searchForAnyOpeningPeer(replaceOffset, doc);
                        if (openingPeerOffset == -1) {
                            replaceLength += 1;
                        } else {
                            int closingPeerOffset = pythonPairMatcher.searchForClosingPeer(openingPeerOffset, c, peer,
                                    doc);
                            if (closingPeerOffset != -1) {
                                //we have a match, so, things are balanced and we can delete the next
                                replaceLength += 1;
                            }

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