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;;; ecb-common-browser.el --- common browsing stuff for Emacs
;; Copyright (C) 2000 - 2015 Jesper Nordenberg,
;; Klaus Berndl,
;; Kevin A. Burton,
;; Ryan Ware,
;; Free Software Foundation, Inc.
;; Author: Jesper Nordenberg <mayhem@home.se>
;; Klaus Berndl <klaus.berndl@sdm.de>
;; Kevin A. Burton <burton@openprivacy.org>
;; Ryan Ware <ryan.r.ware@intel.com>
;; Maintainer: Ryan Ware <ryan.r.ware@intel.com>
;; Keywords: browser, code, programming, tools
;; Created: 2004
;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
;; the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
;; Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version.
;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
;; ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
;; FOR A PATICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more
;; details.
;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
;; GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free Software
;; Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
;; $Id$
;;; History
;;
;; For the ChangeLog of this file see the CVS-repository. For a complete
;; history of the ECB-package see the file NEWS.
;;; Code:
(eval-when-compile
(require 'silentcomp))
(require 'ecb-util)
(require 'tree-buffer)
(require 'ecb-mode-line)
(require 'ecb-navigate)
(eval-when-compile
;; to avoid compiler grips
(require 'cl))
(silentcomp-defvar modeline-map)
(defgroup ecb-tree-buffer nil
"General settings related to the tree-buffers of ECB."
:group 'ecb
:prefix "ecb-")
(defcustom ecb-bucket-node-display '("" "" ecb-bucket-node-face)
"*How ECB displays bucket-nodes in a ECB tree-buffer.
Bucket-nodes have only one job: Nodes with similar properties will be dropped
into one bucket for such a common property and all these nodes will be added
as children to the bucket-node. Besides being expandable and collapsable a
bucket-node has no senseful action assigned. Examples for bucket-nodes are
\"[+] Variables\", \"[+] Dependencies\" etc. in the Methods-buffer or buckets
which combine filenames with same extension under a bucket-node with name this
extension.
This option defines how bucket-node should be displayed. The name of the
bucket-node is computed by ECB but you can define a prefix, a suffix and a
special face for the bucket-node
The default are empty prefix/suffix-strings and 'ecb-bucket-node-face'. But
an alternative can be for example '\(\"[\" \"]\" nil) which means no special
face and a display like \"[+] [<bucket-name>]\"."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:set (function (lambda (symbol value)
(set symbol value)
(ecb-clear-tag-tree-cache)))
:type '(list (string :tag "Bucket-prefix" :value "[")
(string :tag "Bucket-suffix" :value "]")
(choice :tag "Bucket-face" :menu-tag "Bucket-face"
(const :tag "No special face" :value nil)
(face :tag "Face" :value ecb-bucket-node-face)))
:initialize 'custom-initialize-default)
(defcustom ecb-use-speedbar-instead-native-tree-buffer nil
"*If true then uses speedbar for directories, sources or methods.
This means that speedbar is integrated in the ECB-frame and is displayed in
that window normally displaying the standard ECB-directories-buffer,
ECB-sources-buffer or ECB-methods-buffer.
This option takes effect in all layouts which contain either a directory
window, a sources window or a method window.
This option can have four valid values:
- nil: Do not use speedbar \(default)
- dir: Use speedbar instead of the standard directories-buffer
- source: Use speedbar instead of the standard sources-buffer
- method: Use speedbar instead of the standard methods-buffer
Note: For directories and sources a similar effect and usability is available
by setting this option to nil \(or 'method) and setting
`ecb-show-sources-in-directories-buffer' to not nil, because this combination
displays also directories and sources in one window.
`ecb-use-speedbar-instead-native-tree-buffer' is for people who like the
speedbar way handling directories and source-files or methods and want it in
conjunction with ECB."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-directories
:group 'ecb-sources
:group 'ecb-methods
:type '(radio (const :tag "Do not use speedbar" :value nil)
(const :tag "For directories" :value dir)
(const :tag "For sources" :value source)
(const :tag "For methods" :value method))
:initialize 'custom-initialize-default
:set (function (lambda (sym val)
(set sym val)
(if (and (boundp 'ecb-minor-mode) ecb-minor-mode)
(ecb-redraw-layout-full)))))
(defvar ecb-tree-do-not-leave-window-after-select--internal nil
"Only set by customizing `ecb-tree-do-not-leave-window-after-select' or
calling `ecb-toggle-do-not-leave-window-after-select'! Do not set this
variable directly, it is only for internal uses!")
(defcustom ecb-tree-do-not-leave-window-after-select nil
"*Tree-buffers which stay selected after a key- or mouse-selection.
If a buffer \(either its name or the variable-symbol which holds the name) is
contained in this list then selecting a tree-node either by RET or by a
mouse-click doesn't leave that tree-buffer after the node-selection but
performes only the appropriate action \(opening a new source, selecting a
method etc.) but point stays in the tree-buffer. In tree-buffers not contained
in this option normaly a node-selection selects as \"last\" action the right
edit-window or maximizes the next senseful tree-buffer in case of a currently
maximized tree-buffer \(see `ecb-maximize-next-after-maximized-select').
The buffer-name can either be defined as plain string or with a symbol which
contains the buffer-name as value. The latter one is recommended for the
builtin ECB-tree-buffers because then simply the related option-symbol can be
used.
A special remark for the `ecb-directories-buffer-name': Of course here the
value of this option is only relevant if the name of the current layout is
contained in `ecb-show-sources-in-directories-buffer' or if the value of
`ecb-show-sources-in-directories-buffer' is 'always and the clicked ot hitted
node represents a sourcefile \(otherwise this would not make any sense)!
The setting in this option is only the default for each tree-buffer. With the
command `ecb-toggle-do-not-leave-window-after-select' the behavior of a
node-selection can be changed fast and easy in a tree-buffer without
customizing this option, but of course not for future Emacs sessions!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:set (function (lambda (sym val)
(set sym val)
(setq ecb-tree-do-not-leave-window-after-select--internal
(ecb-copy-list val))))
:type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Buffer-name"
(string :tag "Buffer-name as string")
(symbol :tag "Symbol holding buffer-name"))))
(defcustom ecb-tree-indent 4
"*Indent size for tree buffer.
If you change this during ECB is activated you must deactivate and activate
ECB again to take effect."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type 'integer)
(defcustom ecb-tree-expand-symbol-before t
"*Show the expand symbol before the items in a tree.
When the expand-symbol is located before the items then the tree looks like:
\[-] ECB
\[+] code-save
\[-] ecb-images
\[-] directories
When located after then the tree looks like:
ECB \[-]
code-save \[+]
ecb-images \[-]
directories \[-]
The after-example above use a value of 2 for `ecb-tree-indent' whereas the
before-example uses a value of 4.
It is recommended to display the expand-symbol before because otherwise it
could be that with a deep nested item-structure with and/or with long
item-names \(e.g. a deep directory-structure with some long
subdirectory-names) the expand-symbol is not visible in the tree-buffer and
the tree-buffer has to be horizontal scrolled to expand an item."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type 'boolean)
;; we can savely set here 'image as default because the tree-buffer-lib checks
;; itslef if image-support is possible and switches back to 'ascii-style if not.
(defcustom ecb-tree-buffer-style 'image
"*The style of the tree-buffers.
There are three different styles available:
Image-style \(value 'image):
Very nice and modern - just try it. For this style the options
`ecb-tree-indent' and `ecb-tree-expand-symbol-before' have no effect!
The value 'image means use image-style if images can be displayed with current
Emacs-setup \(otherwise auto. 'ascii-style is used).
Note: GNU Emacs <= 21.3.X for Windows does not support image-display so ECB
uses always 'ascii-guides even when here 'image is set!
Ascii-style with guide-lines \(value 'ascii-guides):
\[-] ECB
| \[+] code-save
`- \[-] ecb-images
| \[-] directories
| | \[-] height-15
| | | * close.xpm
| | | * empty.xpm
| | | * leaf.xpm
| | `- * open.xpm
| | \[+] height-17
| | \[+] height-19
| `- \[+] height-21
| \[x] history
| \[x] methods
`- \[x] sources
Ascii-style without guide-lines \(value 'ascii-no-guides) - this is the style
used by ECB <= 1.96:
\[-] ECB
\[+] code-save
\[-] ecb-images
\[-] directories
\[-] height-15
* close.xpm
* empty.xpm
* leaf.xpm
* open.xpm
\[+] height-17
\[+] height-19
\[+] height-21
\[x] history
\[x] methods
\[x] sources
With both ascii-styles the tree-layout can be affected with the options
`ecb-tree-indent' and `ecb-tree-expand-symbol-before'."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type '(radio (const :tag "Images-style" :value image)
(const :tag "Ascii-style with guide-lines" :value ascii-guides)
(const :tag "Ascii-style w/o guide-lines" :value ascii-no-guides)))
;; TODO: Klaus Berndl <klaus.berndl@sdm.de>: add here the analyse buffer if
;; additonal images are necessary - but currently i don't think we need
;; special images for this analyse-stuff.
(defcustom ecb-tree-image-icons-directories
(let ((base (concat (if ecb-regular-xemacs-package-p
(format "%s" (locate-data-directory "ecb"))
ecb-ecb-dir)
"ecb-images/")))
(cons (concat base "default/height-17")
(mapcar (function (lambda (i)
(cons (car i) (concat base (cdr i)))))
'((ecb-directories-buffer-name . "directories/height-17")
(ecb-sources-buffer-name . "sources/height-14_to_21")
(ecb-methods-buffer-name . "methods/height-14_to_21")))))
"*Directories where the images for the tree-buffer can be found.
This is a cons cell where:
car: Default directory where the default images for the tree-buffer can be
found. It should contain an image for every name of
`tree-buffer-tree-image-names'. The name of an image-file must be:
\"ecb-<NAME of TREE-BUFFER-TREE-IMAGE-NAMES>.<ALLOWED EXTENSIONS>\".
cdr: This is a list where each element is a cons again with: car is the buffer
name of the tree-buffer for which a special image-path should be used. The
buffer-name can either be defined as plain string or with a symbol which
contains the buffer-name as value. The latter one is recommended for the
builtin ECB-tree-buffers because then simply the related option-symbol can be
used \(e.g. the symbol `ecb-directories-buffer-name'). The cdr is the the
full-path of an additional image-directorie which is searched first for images
needed for the related tree-buffer. If the image can not be found in this
directory then the default-directory \(see above) is searched. If the
image can't even be found there the related ascii-symbol is used - which is
defined in `tree-buffer-tree-image-names'. If a tree-buffer is not contained
in this list then there is no additional special image-directory for it.
ECB comes with predefined images in several different heights - so for the
most senseful font-heights of a tree-buffer a fitting image-size should be
available. The images reside either in the subdirectory \"ecb-images\" of the
ECB-installation or - if ECB is installed as regular XEmacs-package - in the
ECB-etc data-directory \(the directory returned by \(locate-data-directory
\"ecb\")."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type '(cons (directory :tag "Full default image-path")
(repeat (cons (choice :menu-tag "Buffer-name"
(string :tag "Buffer-name as string")
(symbol :tag "Symbol holding
buffer-name"))
(directory :tag "Full image-path for this tree-buffer")))))
;; TODO: Klaus Berndl <klaus.berndl@sdm.de>: rename this to ecb-truncate-lines.
(defcustom ecb-tree-truncate-lines '(ecb-directories-buffer-name
ecb-sources-buffer-name
ecb-methods-buffer-name
ecb-history-buffer-name
ecb-analyse-buffer-name)
"*Truncate lines in ECB buffers.
If a buffer \(either its name or the variable-symbol which holds the name) is
contained in this list then line-truncation is switched on for this buffer
otherwise it is off.
The buffer-name can either be defined as plain string or with a symbol which
contains the buffer-name as value. The latter one is recommended to switch on
line-truncation for one of the builtin ECB-tree-buffers because then simply
the related option-symbol can be used. To truncate lines in the builtin
directories tree-buffer just add the symbol `ecb-directories-buffer-name' to
this option.
If you change this during ECB is activated you must deactivate and activate
ECB again to take effect."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Buffer-name"
(string :tag "Buffer-name as string")
(symbol :tag "Symbol holding buffer-name"))))
(defcustom ecb-tree-easy-hor-scroll 5
"*Scroll step for easy hor. scrolling via mouse-click in tree-buffers.
XEmacs has horizontal scroll-bars so invisible parts beyond the right
window-border of a tree-buffer can always made visible very easy.
GNU Emacs does not have hor. scroll-bars so especially with the mouse it is
quite impossible to scroll smoothly right and left. The functions
`scroll-left' and `scroll-right' can be annoying and are also not bound to
mouse-buttons.
If this option is a positive integer S then in all ECB-tree-buffers the keys
\[M-mouse-1] and \[M-mouse-3] are bound to scrolling left rsp. right with
scroll-step S - clicking with mouse-1 or mouse-2 onto the edge of the modeline
has the same effect, i.e. if you click with mouse-1 onto the left \(rsp.
right) edge of the modeline you will scroll left \(rsp. right). Additionally
\[C-M-mouse-1] and \[C-M-mouse-3] are bound to scrolling left rsp. right with
scroll-step `window-width' - 2. Default is a scroll-step of 5. If the value is
nil then no keys for horizontal scrolling are bound."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type '(radio :value 5
(const :tag "No hor. mouse scrolling" :value nil)
(integer :tag "Scroll step")))
(defcustom ecb-tree-make-parent-node-sticky t
"*Make the parent-node sticky in the headerline of the tree-buffer.
If not nil then the first line of the tree-buffer is used as header-line which
is used to display the next unvisible parent of the first visible node as
sticky, so always the parent of a node is visible and clickable. If a node has
no parent then just the next node above is displayed in the header-line. The
node displayed in the header-line is exactly in the same manner clickable as
all other nodes.
See also `ecb-tree-stickynode-indent-string'.
This feature is only available with Gnu Emacs, not with XEmacs."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type 'boolean)
(defcustom ecb-tree-stickynode-indent-string (tree-buffer-sticky-default-indent-string)
"*String used to indent the stickynode.
This string is used to match the space used by scrollbars and
fringe so it does not appear that the node-name is moving left/right
when it lands in the sticky line.
Normally the needed value is computed automatically by ECB. But if the result
is not matching this option allows to customize the indent-string.
The default value is computed by the function
`tree-buffer-sticky-default-indent-string', so you can change the needed value
with that starting-point.
Changing this option takes only effect after restarting Emacs!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type 'string)
;; TODO: Klaus Berndl <klaus.berndl@sdm.de>: maybe we should change this to a
;; type analogous to ecb-tree-truncate-lines
(defcustom ecb-truncate-long-names t
"*Truncate long names that don't fit in the width of the ECB windows.
If you change this during ECB is activated you must deactivate and activate
ECB again to take effect."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type 'boolean)
;; TODO: Klaus Berndl <klaus.berndl@sdm.de>: maybe we should change this to a
;; type analogous to ecb-tree-truncate-lines
(defcustom ecb-tree-incremental-search 'prefix
"*Enable incremental search in the ECB-tree-buffers.
For a detailed explanation see the online help section \"Working with the
keyboard in the ECB buffers\". If you change this during ECB is activated you
must deactivate and activate ECB again to take effect."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type '(radio (const :tag "Match only prefix"
:value prefix)
(const :tag "Match every substring"
:value substring)
(const :tag "No incremental search"
:value nil)))
(defcustom ecb-tree-navigation-by-arrow t
"*Enable smart navigation in the tree-windows by horizontal arrow-keys.
If not nil then the left- and right-arrow keys work in the ECB tree-window in
the following smart way if onto an expandable node:
+ Left-arrow: If node is expanded then it will be collapsed otherwise point
jumps to the next \"higher\" node in the hierarchical tree \(higher means
the next higher tree-level or - if no higher level available - the next
higher node on the same level).
+ Right-arrow: If node is not expanded then it will be expanded.
Onto a not expandable node the horizontal arrow-keys go one character in the
senseful correct direction.
If this option is changed the new value takes first effect after deactivating
ECB and then activating it again!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type 'boolean)
(defun ecb-show-any-node-info-by-mouse-moving-p ()
"Return not nil if for at least one tree-buffer showing node info only by
moving the mouse over a node is activated. See
`ecb-directories-show-node-info' etc...."
(let ((when-list (mapcar (function (lambda (elem)
(car (symbol-value elem))))
'(ecb-directories-show-node-info
ecb-sources-show-node-info
ecb-methods-show-node-info
ecb-history-show-node-info
ecb-analyse-show-node-info
))))
(or (member 'if-too-long when-list)
(member 'always when-list))))
(defcustom ecb-primary-secondary-mouse-buttons 'mouse-2--C-mouse-2
"*Primary- and secondary mouse button for using the ECB-buffers.
A click with the primary button causes the main effect in each ECB-buffer:
- ECB Directories: Expanding/collapsing nodes and displaying files in the ECB
Sources buffer.
- ECB sources/history: Opening the file in that edit-window specified by the
option `ecb-mouse-click-destination'.
- ECB Methods: Jumping to the method in that edit-window specified by the
option `ecb-mouse-click-destination'.
A click with the primary mouse-button while the SHIFT-key is pressed called
the POWER-click and does the following \(depending on the ECB-buffer where the
POWER-click occurs):
+ Directory-buffer: Refreshing the directory-contents-cache \(see
`ecb-cache-directory-contents').
+ Sources- and History-buffer: Only displaying the source-contents in the
method-buffer but not displaying the source-file in the edit-window.
+ Methods-buffer: Narrowing to the clicked method/variable/ect... \(see
`ecb-tag-visit-post-actions'). This works only for sources supported by
semantic!
In addition always the whole node-name is displayed in the minibuffer after a
POWER-click \(for this see `ecb-directories-show-node-info' etc...).
The secondary mouse-button is for opening \(jumping to) the file in another
edit-window \(see the documentation `ecb-mouse-click-destination').
The following combinations are possible:
- primary: mouse-2, secondary: C-mouse-2 \(means mouse-2 while CTRL-key is
pressed). This is the default setting.
- primary: mouse-1, secondary: C-mouse-1
- primary: mouse-1, secondary: mouse-2
Note: If the tree-buffers are used with the keyboard instead with the mouse
then [RET] is interpreted as primary mouse-button and [C-RET] as secondary
mouse-button!
If you change this during ECB is activated you must deactivate and activate
ECB again to take effect!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type '(radio (const :tag "Primary: mouse-2, secondary: Ctrl-mouse-2"
:value mouse-2--C-mouse-2)
(const :tag "Primary: mouse-1, secondary: Ctrl-mouse-1"
:value mouse-1--C-mouse-1)
(const :tag "Primary: mouse-1, secondary: mouse-2"
:value mouse-1--mouse-2)))
(defcustom ecb-tree-mouse-action-trigger 'button-release
"*When the tree-buffer mouse-action should be triggered.
This option determines the moment a mouse-action in a tree-buffer is
triggered. This can be either direct after pressing a mouse-button \(value
'button-press) or not until releasing the mouse-button \(value:
'button-release).
If you change this during ECB is activated you must deactivate and activate
ECB again to take effect!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type '(radio (const :tag "After button release" :value button-release)
(const :tag "After button press" :value button-press)))
(defcustom ecb-mouse-click-destination 'last-point
"*Destination of a mouse-button click.
Defines in which edit-window \(if splitted) ECB does the \"right\" action
\(opening a source, jumping to a method/variable etc.) after clicking with a
mouse-button \(see `ecb-primary-secondary-mouse-buttons') onto a node. There
are two possible choices:
- left-top: Does the \"right\" action always in the left/topmost edit-window.
- last-point: Does the \"right\" action always in that edit-window which had
the point before.
This is if the user has clicked either with the primary mouse-button or
has activated a popup-menu in the tree-buffer.
A click with the secondary mouse-button \(see again
`ecb-primary-secondary-mouse-buttons') does the \"right\" action always in
another edit-window related to the setting in this option: If there are two
edit-windows then the \"other\" edit-window is used and for more than 2
edit-windows the \"next\" edit-window is used \(whereas the next edit-window
of the last edit-window is the first edit-window).
If the edit-window is not splitted this setting has no effect.
Note: If the tree-buffers are used with the keyboard instead with the mouse
then this option takes effect too because [RET] is interpreted as primary
mouse-button and [C-RET] as secondary mouse-button!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:group 'ecb-most-important
:type '(radio (const :tag "Left/topmost edit-window"
:value left-top)
(const :tag "Last edit-window with point"
:value last-point)))
(defcustom ecb-common-tree-buffer-after-create-hook nil
"*Local hook running at the end of each tree-buffer creation.
Every function of this hook is called once without arguments direct after
creating a tree-buffer of ECB and it's local key-map. So for example a function
could be added which performs calls of `local-set-key' to define new
key-bindings for EVERY tree-buffer.
The following keys must not be rebind in all tree-buffers:
- <RET> and all combinations with <Shift> and <Ctrl>
- <TAB>
- `C-t'"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type 'hook)
(defcustom ecb-basic-buffer-sync '(Info-mode dired-mode)
"*Synchronize the basic ECB-buffers automatically with current edit buffer.
The basic ECB-buffers are the buffers for directories, sources, methods and
history.
If 'always then the synchronization takes place always a buffer changes in the
edit window, if nil then never. If a list of major-modes then only if the
`major-mode' of the new buffer belongs NOT to this list.
But in every case the synchronization takes only place if the current-buffer
in the edit-window has a relation to files or directories. Examples for the
former one are all programming-language-modes, `Info-mode' too, an example for
the latter one is `dired-mode'. For all major-modes related to
non-file/directory-buffers like `help-mode', `customize-mode' and others never
an autom. synchronization will be done!
It's recommended to exclude at least `Info-mode' because it makes no sense to
synchronize the ECB-windows after calling the Info help. Per default also
`dired-mode' is excluded but it can also making sense to synchronize the
ECB-directories/sources windows with the current directory in the
dired-buffer.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Every time the synchronization is done the hook
`ecb-basic-buffer-sync-hook' is evaluated."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type '(radio :tag "Synchronize basic ECB buffers"
(const :tag "Always" :value always)
(const :tag "Never" nil)
(repeat :tag "Not with these modes"
(symbol :tag "mode"))))
(defcustom ecb-basic-buffer-sync-delay 0.25
"*Time Emacs must be idle before the special ECB-buffers are synchronized.
Synchronizing is done with the current source displayed in the edit window. If
nil then there is no delay, means synchronization takes place immediately. A
small value of about 0.25 seconds saves CPU resources and you get even though
almost the same effect as if you set no delay."
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type '(radio (const :tag "No synchronizing delay"
:value nil)
(number :tag "Idle time before synchronizing"
:value 0.25))
:set (function (lambda (symbol value)
(set symbol value)
(if ecb-minor-mode
(ecb-activate-ecb-autocontrol-function
value 'ecb-basic-buffer-sync))))
:initialize 'custom-initialize-default)
(defcustom ecb-basic-buffer-sync-hook nil
"*Hook run at the end of `ecb-basic-buffer-sync'.
See documentation of `ecb-basic-buffer-sync' for conditions when
synchronization takes place and so in turn these hooks are evaluated.
Precondition for such a hook:
Current buffer is the buffer of the currently selected edit-window.
Postcondition for such a hook:
Point must stay in the same edit-window as before evaluating the hook.
Important note: If the option `ecb-basic-buffer-sync' is not nil
the function `ecb-basic-buffer-sync' is running either every time
Emacs is idle or even after every command \(see
`ecb-basic-buffer-sync-delay'). So these hooks can be really
called very often! Therefore each function of this hook
should/must check in an efficient way at beginning if its task
have to be really performed and then do them only if really
necessary! Otherwise performance of Emacs could slow down
dramatically!
It is strongly recommended that each function added to this hook uses the
macro `ecb-do-if-buffer-visible-in-ecb-frame' at beginning! See
`ecb-speedbar-buffer-sync' and `ecb-eshell-buffer-sync' for
examples how to use this macro!"
:group 'ecb-tree-buffer
:type 'hook)
;;====================================================
;; Internals
;;====================================================
;;; ----- advice stuff -------------------------------------
(defvar ecb-adviced-function-sets nil
"A list of adviced-function sets defined with `defecb-advice-set'.
Each element is a cons-cell where car is the advice-set-var and cdr is an
indicator if the caller of `ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set' is the
outmost caller.
DO NOT CHANGE THIS!")
(defvar ecb-adviced-permanent-function-sets nil
"A list of symbols, each of them an advice-set which should be permanent.
Permanent means this advice set will not be disabled during deactivation of
ECB. This variable is only set by `defecb-advice-set'.
DO NOT CHANGE THIS!")
(defvar ecb-adviced-functions nil
"A list of all advices defined with `defecb-advice'.
This list is the set union of the values of all function-sets of
`ecb-adviced-function-sets'.
DO NOT CHANGE THIS!")
(defvar ecb-advices-debug-error nil
"It not nil then each advice of ECB reports when it's en/disabled or called.")
(defun ecb-advices-debug-error (advice class action &rest args)
"Run ARGS through `format' and write it to the *Messages*-buffer.
ADVICE is the adviced-function-symbol, CLASS is the advice-class \(after,
around or before) and ACTION is one of the symbols 'calling, 'enabling,
'disabling or 'reporting.
This will build up a message string like:
ECB <version>: debug <ACTION> of '<CLASS>' advice ADVICE: ARGS.
If ARGS is nil then only the message above is reported."
(when ecb-advices-debug-error
(message (concat (format "ECB %s: debug %s of '%s' advice %s "
ecb-version
action
class
advice)
(if args
(apply 'format args))))))
(defmacro defecb-advice-set (advice-set docstring &optional permanent)
"Defines an advice-set for ECB.
This defines a variable which will contain adviced functions defined by
`defecb-advice-set'. This is a set of advices which can be enabled or disabled
\"en block\" which must be done either by `ecb-enable-advices',
`ecb-disable-advices' or `ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set'.
Before defining a new advice-set it's recommended to take a look at the value
of `ecb-adviced-function-sets' if there is already a suitable advice-set.
IMPORTANT: Each advice in ECB must be defined by `defecb-advice' and must
belong to an advice-set previously defined by `defecb-advice-set'!
All advice-sets of ECB will be automatically\(!) disabled at load-time of the
ecb-library and at deactivation-time of ECB. But: Enabling of a certain
advice-set must be done appropriately.
If optional argument PERMANENT is t then this advice-set will NOT be disabled
at deactivation-time of ECB! Calling `ecb-disable-advices' for an advice set
defined with permanent is t will take no effect unless the optional argument
FORCE-PERMANENT of this function is set to not nil.
PERMANENT can also be a function which will be called by `ecb-disable-advices'
for this advice set \(the function gets one argument: the symbol of the
advice-set) and have to return not nil if the advice-set should not be disable
by `ecb-disable-advices' unless the FORCE-PERMANENT of this function is set to
not nil.
Example:
\(defecb-advice-set ecb-always-disabled-advices
\"These advices are always disabled.\")"
`(eval-and-compile
(add-to-list 'ecb-adviced-function-sets (cons (quote ,advice-set), nil))
,(if permanent
`(add-to-list 'ecb-adviced-permanent-function-sets
(cons (quote ,advice-set) ,permanent)))
(defvar ,advice-set nil ,docstring)))
(put 'defecb-advice-set 'lisp-indent-function 1)
(defmacro defecb-advice (adviced-function advice-class advice-set advice-docstring &rest body)
"Defines an advice for ADVICED-FUNCTION with ADVICE-CLASS for ADVICE-SET.
ADVICED-FUNCTION must be an advicable object \(e.g. a function, a subr
etc...). ADVICE-CLASS must be one of around, after or before. ADVICE-SET must
ba an advice-set previously defined by `defecb-advice-set'. ADVICE-DOCSTRING
ist the docstring for the advice. BODY is the program-code for the advice as
it would be written with `defadvice'.
Do not quote ADVICED-FUNCTION, ADVICE-CLASS and ADVICE-SET.
Example:
\(defecb-advice delete-frame around ecb-layout-basic-adviced-functions
\"If FRAME is equal to the ECB frame then...\"
\(let \(\(frame \(or \(ad-get-arg 0) \(selected-frame))))
\(if \(and ecb-minor-mode
\(equal frame ecb-frame))
\(when \(ecb-confirm \"Attempt to delete the ECB-frame....Proceed? \")
\(ecb-deactivate-internal)
ad-do-it)
ad-do-it)))"
`(progn
(if (assoc (quote ,advice-set) ecb-adviced-function-sets)
(add-to-list (quote ,advice-set)
(cons (quote ,adviced-function) (quote ,advice-class)))
(error "The advice-set %s does not exist!"
(symbol-name (quote ,advice-set))))
(if (not (member (quote ,advice-class)
'(around after before)))
(error "The advice-class %s is not allowed - only around, after and before!"
(symbol-name (quote ,advice-class))))
(add-to-list 'ecb-adviced-functions (cons (quote ,adviced-function) (quote ,advice-class)))
(eval-and-compile
(defadvice ,adviced-function (,advice-class ecb)
,advice-docstring
(ecb-advices-debug-error (quote ,adviced-function)
(quote ,advice-class)
'calling)
,@body))))
(put 'defecb-advice 'lisp-indent-function 3)
(defun ecb-enable-ecb-advice (function-symbol advice-class arg)
"If ARG is greater or equal zero then enable the adviced version of
FUNCTION-SYMBOL. Otherwise disable the adviced version. The advice must be
defined with class ADVICE-CLASS by `defecb-advice'.
IMPORTANT: Do not use the function directly. Always use `ecb-enable-advices',
`ecb-disable-advices' or `ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set'!."
(if (< arg 0)
(progn
(ad-disable-advice function-symbol advice-class 'ecb)
(ad-activate function-symbol)
(ecb-advices-debug-error function-symbol advice-class 'disabling))
(ad-enable-advice function-symbol advice-class 'ecb)
(ad-activate function-symbol)
(ecb-advices-debug-error function-symbol advice-class 'enabling)))
(defun ecb-enable-advices (adviced-function-set-var)
"Enable all advices of ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR, which must be defined by
`defecb-advice-set'."
(if ecb-advices-debug-error
(message "ECB %s: debug enabling the advice-set: %s"
ecb-version adviced-function-set-var))
(if (eq adviced-function-set-var 'ecb-always-disabled-advices)
(error "The advice-set ecb-always-disabled-advices must not be enabled!"))
(if (not (assq adviced-function-set-var ecb-adviced-function-sets))
(error "The adviced function set %s is not defined by defecb-advice-set!"
(symbol-name adviced-function-set-var)))
(dolist (elem (symbol-value adviced-function-set-var))
(ecb-enable-ecb-advice (car elem) (cdr elem) 1)))
(defun ecb-disable-advices (adviced-function-set-var &optional force-permanent)
"Disable all advices of ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR, which must be defined by
`defecb-advice-set'
This function tests if ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR has been defined as permanent
by `defecb-advice-set'.
Calling `ecb-disable-advices' for an advice set defined with
permanent t will take no effect unless the optional argument
FORCE-PERMANENT is set to not nil. If the advice set is defined as permanent
with a permanent-disable-function then this function is called with
ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR as argument; if this function returns not nil then
the adviced will be treated as permanent and will not being disabled.
If optional FORCE-PERMANENT is not nil then ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR will
be disabled regardless if permanent or not."
(if ecb-advices-debug-error
(message "ECB %s: debug disabling the advice-set: %s"
ecb-version adviced-function-set-var))
(if (not (assq adviced-function-set-var ecb-adviced-function-sets))
(error "The adviced function set %s is not defined by defecb-advice-set!"
(symbol-name adviced-function-set-var)))
(let ((permanent (if force-permanent
nil
(cdr (assq adviced-function-set-var
ecb-adviced-permanent-function-sets)))))
(unless (or (eq permanent t)
(and (functionp permanent)
(funcall permanent adviced-function-set-var)))
(dolist (elem (symbol-value adviced-function-set-var))
(ecb-enable-ecb-advice (car elem) (cdr elem) -1)))))
;; for the outmost-caller-stuff see ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set
(defmacro ecb-with-ecb-advice (function-symbol advice-class &rest body)
"Evaluates BODY with the adviced version of FUNCTION-SYMBOL. The advice must
be defined by `defecb-advice' with class ADVICE-CLASS for the advice-set
`ecb-always-disabled-advices'. Otherwise an error occurs. The advice is only
active during BODY.
BODY is protected by `unwind-protect' so in each case the advice
will be disabled after finishing this macro unless it is nested
within a call to this macro for the *same* FUNCTION-SYMBOL and
ADVICE-CLASS-combination! This means that the usage of this macro
is save for arbitrary nested calls, so full BODY is guaranted
being evaluated with enabled ADVICE-CLASS advice for
FUNCTION-SYMBOL.
Returns the value of BODY.
Example where this macro is used for `walk-windows' within another advice:
\(ecb-with-ecb-advice 'walk-windows 'around
ad-do-it)"
(let ((outmost-caller-p (make-symbol "outmost-caller-p")))
;; we have to check if we are the outmost-caller of this macro for this
;; adviced function AND the advice-class! different advice-classes for the
;; same function have to be treated differently!!
`(let ((,outmost-caller-p (unless (member ,advice-class (get ,function-symbol 'ecb-with-ecb-advice))
(put ,function-symbol 'ecb-with-ecb-advice
(append (list ,advice-class) (get ,function-symbol 'ecb-with-ecb-advice)))
,advice-class)))
(if (not (member (cons ,function-symbol ,advice-class)
ecb-always-disabled-advices))
(error "Advice for %s with class %s not registered in ecb-always-disabled-advices!"
(symbol-name ,function-symbol)
(symbol-name ,advice-class)))
(if ecb-advices-debug-error
(message "ECB %s: debug with always disabled ecb-advice: %s %s - ENTRY"
ecb-version ,advice-class ,function-symbol))
(unwind-protect
(progn
(when ,outmost-caller-p
(ecb-enable-ecb-advice ,function-symbol ,advice-class 1))
,@body)
(when ,outmost-caller-p
;; Only if we are the outmost caller we are allowed to disable the
;; enabled advice
(put ,function-symbol 'ecb-with-ecb-advice
(delete ,advice-class (get ,function-symbol 'ecb-with-ecb-advice)))
(ecb-enable-ecb-advice ,function-symbol ,advice-class -1))
(if ecb-advices-debug-error
(message "ECB %s: debug with always disabled ecb-advice: %s %s - EXIT"
ecb-version ,advice-class ,function-symbol))))))
(put 'ecb-with-ecb-advice 'lisp-indent-function 2)
;; (insert (pp (macroexpand '(ecb-with-ecb-advice 'one-window-p 'around
;; (message "")))))
(defmacro ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set (adviced-function-set-var &rest body)
"Evaluates BODY with all adviced functions of ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR
being disabled \(means with their original definition). Restores always \(even
if an error occurs during evaluating BODY) the previous state of the adviced
functions, means it depends if the call to this macro is the outermost call:
Only if it is the outermost-call the advices of the used advice-set will be
disabled after finishing. So full BODY is guaranted being evaluated with
disabled advices of ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR.
ADVICED-FUNCTION-SET-VAR must be defined by `defecb-advice-set' and all
advices of this set must be defined by `defecb-advice'. Otherwise an error
occurs.
Example:
\(ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set 'ecb-layout-basic-adviced-functions
\(do-something..))"
(let ((outmost-caller-p (make-symbol "outmost-caller-p")))
`(let ((,outmost-caller-p
(unless (equal (cdr (assq ,adviced-function-set-var ecb-adviced-function-sets))
'outmost-caller)
;; if we are the outmost caller of this macro we store this
;; for
;; a) following callers
;; b) ourself, so we can later reset is
(setcdr (assq ,adviced-function-set-var ecb-adviced-function-sets) 'outmost-caller))
))
(if ecb-advices-debug-error
(message "ECB %s: debug with original advice-set: %s - ENTRY"
ecb-version ,adviced-function-set-var))
(unwind-protect
(progn
(when ,outmost-caller-p
;; we must force disabling permanent advice-sets too
(ecb-disable-advices ,adviced-function-set-var t))
,@body)
(when ,outmost-caller-p
;; Only if we are the outmost caller we are allowed to re-enable the
;; disabled advice-set
(setcdr (assq ,adviced-function-set-var ecb-adviced-function-sets) nil)
(ecb-enable-advices ,adviced-function-set-var))
(if ecb-advices-debug-error
(message "ECB %s: debug with original advice-set: %s - EXIT"
ecb-version ,adviced-function-set-var))))))
(put 'ecb-with-original-adviced-function-set 'lisp-indent-function 1)
;; !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Caution !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
;; when editing that file which defines such an advice and then saving and
;; byte-compiling this file then this reactivates this advice - just a hint -
;; should be not a problem for ECB because the users should not edit the
;; ecb-code ;-) But we should have this in mind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(defecb-advice-set ecb-always-disabled-advices
"These advices are always disabled.
This advice-set can not be enabled by `ecb-enable-advices' but such an
advice has to be activated 'on demand' by the caller. Such an advice must be
used with the macro `ecb-with-ecb-advice'.")
(defun ecb-source-make (filename &optional buffer)
"Build a source-object from FILENAME and BUFFER.
If optional arg BUFFER is nil then the just FILENAME is returned.
If BUFFER is not nil then it can be either a buffer-object or a buffer-name.
A cons is returned where car is FILENAME and cdr is the buffername of BUFFER."
(let ((buffername (when buffer
(if (bufferp buffer)
(buffer-name buffer)
buffer))))
(if buffername
(cons filename buffername)
filename)))
(defun ecb-source-get-filename (source)
"SOURCE is either a string, then it is a filename or a cons, then the car is
the filename and the cdr is the buffer-name, whereas the latter one can be the
name of an indirect-buffer."
(if (consp source)
(car source)
source))
(defun ecb-source-get-buffername (source)
"SOURCE is either a string, then it is a filename or a cons, then the car is
the filename and the cdr is the buffer-name, whereas the latter one can be the
name of an indirect-buffer."
(if (consp source)
(cdr source)))
(defun ecb-source-get-buffer (source)
"Return a living buffer-object for SOURCE.
SOURCE is either a string, then it is a filename or a cons, then the car is
the filename and the cdr is the buffer-name, whereas the latter one can be the
name of an indirect-buffer.
If SOURCE contains a living buffer then this buffer is returned. Otherwise a
buffer for the filename-part of SOURCE is created and returned. For an
existing ans readable file this means the file is loaded into a buffer.
Note: The buffer is just returned but not displayed."
(let* ((my-source (if (consp source) source (cons source nil)))
(filename (car my-source))
(buffer (ecb-buffer-obj (cdr my-source))))
(or buffer
(find-file-noselect filename))))
(defvar ecb-path-selected-directory nil
"Path to currently selected directory.")
(defvar ecb-path-selected-source nil
"Path to currently selected source.
It is a cons where the cdr is a buffer-object of the current selected source
The name of this file is the car of the cons:
\(<filename> . <indirect-buffer-object>).
This variable is only set by `ecb-path-selected-source-set' and evaluated by