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- data/Gemfile +12 -0
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- data/README.md +7 -0
- data/block-flow.rb +361 -0
- data/lib/ansi_string.rb +315 -0
- data/lib/terminal_layout.rb +527 -0
- data/spec/ansi_string_spec.rb +499 -0
- data/spec/spec_helper.rb +102 -0
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data/lib/ansi_string.rb
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class ANSIString
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attr_reader :raw, :without_ansi
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def initialize(str)
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process_string raw_string_for(str)
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end
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def +(other)
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self.class.new @raw + raw_string_for(other)
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end
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def <<(other)
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range = length..length
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str = replace_in_string(range, other)
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process_string raw_string_for(str)
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self
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end
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def [](range)
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# convert numeric position to a range
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range = (range..range) if range.is_a?(Integer)
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range_begin = range.begin
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range_end = range.exclude_end? ? range.end - 1 : range.end
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range_begin = @without_ansi.length - range.begin.abs if range.begin < 0
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range_end = @without_ansi.length - range.end.abs if range.end < 0
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str = build_string_with_ansi_for(range_begin..range_end)
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if str
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ANSIString.new str
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end
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end
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def []=(range, replacement_str)
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# convert numeric position to a range
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range = (range..range) if range.is_a?(Integer)
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text = @without_ansi[range]
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process_string replace_in_string(range, replacement_str)
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self
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end
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# See String#index for arguments
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def index(*args)
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@without_ansi.index(*args)
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end
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def match(*args, &blk)
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@without_ansi.match(*args, &blk)
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end
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# See String#rindex for arguments
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def rindex(*args)
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@without_ansi.rindex(*args)
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end
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def reverse
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str = @ansi_sequence_locations.reverse.map do |location|
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[location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text].reverse, location[:end_ansi_sequence]].join
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end.join
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ANSIString.new str
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end
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def slice(index, length=nil)
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range = nil
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index = index.without_ansi if index.is_a?(ANSIString)
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index = Regexp.new Regexp.escape(index) if index.is_a?(String)
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if index.is_a?(Integer)
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length = index unless length
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range = (index...index+length)
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elsif index.is_a?(Range)
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range = index
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elsif index.is_a?(Regexp)
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md = @without_ansi.match(index)
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capture_group_index = length || 0
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if md
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capture_group = md.offset(capture_group_index)
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range = (capture_group.first...capture_group.last)
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end
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else
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raise(ArgumentError, "Must pass in at least an index or a range.")
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end
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self[range] if range
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end
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def split(*args)
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raw.split(*args).map { |s| ANSIString.new(s) }
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end
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def length
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@without_ansi.length
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end
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def lines
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result = []
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current_string = ""
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@ansi_sequence_locations.map do |location|
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if location[:text] == "\n"
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result << ANSIString.new(current_string + "\n")
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current_string = ""
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next
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end
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location[:text].scan(/.*(?:\n|$)/).each_with_index do |line, i|
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break if line == ""
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if i == 0
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current_string << [
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location[:start_ansi_sequence],
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line,
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location[:end_ansi_sequence]
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].join
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else
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result << ANSIString.new(current_string)
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current_string = ""
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current_string << [
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location[:start_ansi_sequence],
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line,
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location[:end_ansi_sequence]
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].join
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end
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end
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if location[:text].end_with?("\n")
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result << ANSIString.new(current_string)
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current_string = ""
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next
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end
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end
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result << ANSIString.new(current_string) if current_string.length > 0
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result
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end
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def dup
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ANSIString.new(@raw.dup)
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end
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def sub(pattern, replacement)
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str = ""
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count = 0
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max_count = 1
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index = 0
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@without_ansi.enum_for(:scan, pattern).each do
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md = Regexp.last_match
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str << build_string_with_ansi_for(index...(index + md.begin(0)))
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index = md.end(0)
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break if (count += 1) == max_count
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end
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if index != @without_ansi.length
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str << build_string_with_ansi_for(index..@without_ansi.length)
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end
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nstr = str.gsub /(\033\[[0-9;]*m)(.+?)\033\[0m\1/, '\1\2'
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ANSIString.new(nstr)
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end
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def to_s
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@raw.dup
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end
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alias :to_str :to_s
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def ==(other)
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(other.class == self.class && other.raw == @raw) || (other.kind_of?(String) && other == @raw)
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end
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private
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def raw_string_for(str)
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str.is_a?(ANSIString) ? str.raw : str.to_s
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end
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def process_string(raw_str)
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@without_ansi = ""
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@ansi_sequence_locations = []
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raw_str.enum_for(:scan, /(\e\[[0-9;]*m)?(.*?)(?=\e\[[0-9;]*m|\Z)/m ).each do
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md = Regexp.last_match
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ansi_sequence, text = md.captures
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previous_sequence_location = @ansi_sequence_locations.last
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if previous_sequence_location
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if ansi_sequence == "\e[0m"
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previous_sequence_location[:end_ansi_sequence] = ansi_sequence
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ansi_sequence = nil
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elsif previous_sequence_location[:start_ansi_sequence] == ansi_sequence
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previous_sequence_location[:text] << text
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previous_sequence_location[:ends_at] += text.length
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previous_sequence_location[:length] += text.length
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@without_ansi << text
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next
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end
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end
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if ansi_sequence.nil? && text.to_s.length == 0
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next
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end
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@ansi_sequence_locations.push(
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begins_at: @without_ansi.length,
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ends_at: [@without_ansi.length + text.length - 1, 0].max,
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length: text.length,
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text: text,
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start_ansi_sequence: ansi_sequence
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)
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@without_ansi << text
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end
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@raw = @ansi_sequence_locations.map do |location|
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[location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text], location[:end_ansi_sequence]].compact.join
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end.join
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@ansi_sequence_locations
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end
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def replace_in_string(range, replacement_str)
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raise RangeError, "#{range.inspect} out of range" if range.begin > length
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return replacement_str if @ansi_sequence_locations.empty?
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range = range.begin..(range.end - 1) if range.exclude_end?
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str = ""
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@ansi_sequence_locations.each_with_index do |location, j|
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# If the given range encompasses part of the location, then we want to
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# include the whole location
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if location[:begins_at] >= range.begin && location[:ends_at] <= range.end
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end_index = range.end - location[:begins_at] + 1
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str << [
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location[:start_ansi_sequence],
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replacement_str,
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location[:text][end_index..-1],
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location[:end_ansi_sequence]
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].join
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# If the location falls within the given range then make sure we pull
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# out the bits that we want, and keep ANSI escape sequenece intact while
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# doing so.
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elsif location[:begins_at] <= range.begin && location[:ends_at] >= range.end
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start_index = range.begin - location[:begins_at]
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end_index = range.end - location[:begins_at] + 1
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str << [
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location[:start_ansi_sequence],
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location[:text][0...start_index],
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replacement_str,
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location[:text][end_index..-1],
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location[:end_ansi_sequence]
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].join
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elsif location[:ends_at] == range.begin
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start_index = range.begin - location[:begins_at]
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end_index = range.end
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num_chars_to_remove_from_next_location = range.end - location[:ends_at]
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str << [
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location[:start_ansi_sequence],
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location[:text][location[:begins_at]...(location[:begins_at]+start_index)],
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location[:end_ansi_sequence],
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replacement_str.to_s,
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location[:text][end_index..-1],
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].join
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if location=@ansi_sequence_locations[j+1]
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old = location.dup
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location[:text][0...num_chars_to_remove_from_next_location] = ""
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location[:begins_at] += num_chars_to_remove_from_next_location
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location[:ends_at] += num_chars_to_remove_from_next_location
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end
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# If we're pushing onto the end of the string
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elsif range.begin == length && location[:ends_at] == length - 1
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if replacement_str.is_a?(ANSIString)
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str << [location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text], location[:end_ansi_sequence], replacement_str].join
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else
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str << [location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text], replacement_str, location[:end_ansi_sequence]].join
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end
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else
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str << [location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text], location[:end_ansi_sequence]].join
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end
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end
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str
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end
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def build_string_with_ansi_for(range)
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return nil if range.begin > length
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str = ""
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if range.exclude_end?
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range = range.begin..(range.end - 1)
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end
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@ansi_sequence_locations.each do |location|
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# If the given range encompasses part of the location, then we want to
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# include the whole location
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if location[:begins_at] >= range.begin && location[:ends_at] <= range.end
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str << [location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text], location[:end_ansi_sequence]].join
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elsif location[:begins_at] >= range.begin && location[:begins_at] <= range.end
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str << [location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text][range.begin..(range.end - location[:begins_at])], location[:end_ansi_sequence]].join
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# If the location falls within the given range then make sure we pull
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# out the bits that we want, and keep ANSI escape sequenece intact while
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# doing so.
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elsif (location[:begins_at] <= range.begin && location[:ends_at] >= range.end) || range.cover?(location[:ends_at])
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start_index = range.begin - location[:begins_at]
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end_index = range.end - location[:begins_at]
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str << [location[:start_ansi_sequence], location[:text][start_index..end_index], location[:end_ansi_sequence]].join
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end
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end
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str
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end
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end
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