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telescope.nvim/lua/telescope/pickers.lua
2020-07-17 00:03:20 -04:00

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Lua

local a = vim.api
local popup = require('popup')
local mappings = require('telescope.mappings')
local state = require('telescope.state')
local utils = require('telescope.utils')
local pickers = {}
local Picker = {}
Picker.__index = Picker
function Picker:new(opts)
opts = opts or {}
return setmetatable({
filter = opts.filter,
previewer = opts.previewer,
maps = opts.maps,
}, Picker)
end
function Picker:find(opts)
opts = opts or {}
local finder = opts.finder
assert(finder, "Finder is required to do picking")
local sorter = opts.sorter
local prompt_string = opts.prompt
-- Create three windows:
-- 1. Prompt window
-- 2. Options window
-- 3. Preview window
local width = 100
local col = 10
local prompt_line = 50
local result_height = 25
local prompt_height = 1
-- TODO: Add back the borders after fixing some stuff in popup.nvim
local results_win, results_opts = popup.create('', {
height = result_height,
minheight = result_height,
width = width,
line = prompt_line - 2 - result_height,
col = col,
border = {},
enter = false,
})
local results_bufnr = a.nvim_win_get_buf(results_win)
local preview_win, preview_opts = popup.create('', {
height = result_height + prompt_height + 2,
minheight = result_height + prompt_height + 2,
width = 100,
line = prompt_line - 2 - result_height,
col = col + width + 2,
border = {},
enter = false,
highlight = false,
})
local preview_bufnr = a.nvim_win_get_buf(preview_win)
-- TODO: For some reason, highlighting is kind of weird on these windows.
-- It may actually be my colorscheme tho...
a.nvim_win_set_option(preview_win, 'winhl', 'Normal:Normal')
-- TODO: We need to center this and make it prettier...
local prompt_win, prompt_opts = popup.create('', {
height = prompt_height,
width = width,
line = prompt_line,
col = col,
border = {},
title = prompt_string
})
local prompt_bufnr = a.nvim_win_get_buf(prompt_win)
-- a.nvim_buf_set_option(prompt_bufnr, 'buftype', 'prompt')
-- vim.fn.prompt_setprompt(prompt_bufnr, prompt_string)
local on_lines = function(_, _, _, first_line, last_line)
local prompt = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_lines(prompt_bufnr, first_line, last_line, false)[1]
vim.api.nvim_buf_set_lines(results_bufnr, 0, -1, false, {})
-- Create a closure that has all the data we need
-- We pass a function called "newResult" to get_results
-- get_results calles "newResult" every time it gets a new result
-- picker then (if available) calls sorter
-- and then appropriately places new result in the buffer.
local line_scores = {}
-- TODO: We need to fix the sorting
-- TODO: We should provide a simple fuzzy matcher in Lua for people
-- TODO: We should get all the stuff on the bottom line directly, not floating around
-- TODO: We need to handle huge lists in a good way, cause currently we'll just put too much stuff in the buffer
-- TODO: Stop having things crash if we have an error.
finder(prompt, function(line)
if sorter then
local sort_score = sorter:score(prompt, line)
if sort_score == -1 then
return
end
-- { 7, 3, 1, 1 }
-- 2
for row, row_score in utils.reversed_ipairs(line_scores) do
if row_score > sort_score then
-- Insert line at row
vim.api.nvim_buf_set_lines(results_bufnr, row, row, false, {
string.format("%s // %s %s", line, sort_score, row)
})
-- Insert current score in the table
table.insert(line_scores, row + 1, sort_score)
-- All done :)
return
end
end
-- Worst score so far, so add to end
vim.api.nvim_buf_set_lines(results_bufnr, -1, -1, false, {line})
table.insert(line_scores, sort_score)
else
-- Just always append to the end of the buffer if this is all you got.
vim.api.nvim_buf_set_lines(results_bufnr, -1, -1, false, {line})
end
end)
-- local results = finder:get_results(results_win, results_bufnr, line)
end
-- Call this once to pre-populate if it makes sense
vim.schedule_wrap(on_lines(nil, nil, nil, 0, 1))
-- Register attach
vim.api.nvim_buf_attach(prompt_bufnr, true, {
on_lines = vim.schedule_wrap(on_lines),
on_detach = function(...)
-- print("DETACH:", ...)
end,
})
-- TODO: Use WinLeave as well?
local on_buf_leave = string.format(
[[ autocmd BufLeave <buffer> ++nested ++once :lua __TelescopeOnLeave(%s)]],
prompt_bufnr)
vim.cmd([[augroup PickerInsert]])
vim.cmd([[ au!]])
vim.cmd( on_buf_leave)
vim.cmd([[augroup END]])
state.set_status(prompt_bufnr, {
prompt_bufnr = prompt_bufnr,
prompt_win = prompt_win,
prompt_border_win = prompt_opts.border.win_id,
results_bufnr = results_bufnr,
results_win = results_win,
results_border_win = results_opts.border.win_id,
preview_bufnr = preview_bufnr,
preview_win = preview_win,
preview_border_win = preview_opts.border.win_id,
picker = self,
previewer = self.previewer,
finder = finder,
})
-- print(vim.inspect(state.get_status(prompt_bufnr)))
mappings.set_keymap(prompt_bufnr, results_bufnr)
vim.cmd [[startinsert]]
end
function Picker:close_windows(status)
-- vim.fn['popup#close_win'](state.prompt_win)
-- vim.fn['popup#close_win'](state.results_win)
-- vim.fn['popup#close_win'](state.preview_win)
local prompt_win = status.prompt_win
local results_win = status.results_win
local preview_win = status.preview_win
local prompt_border_win = status.prompt_border_win
local results_border_win = status.results_border_win
local preview_border_win = status.preview_border_win
local function del_win(name, win_id, force)
local file = io.open("/home/tj/test.txt", "a")
file:write(string.format("Closing.... %s %s\n", name, win_id))
local ok = pcall(vim.api.nvim_win_close, win_id, force)
file:write(string.format("OK: %s\n", ok))
file:write("...Done\n\n")
file:close()
end
del_win("prompt_win", prompt_win, true)
del_win("results_win", results_win, true)
del_win("preview_win", preview_win, true)
del_win("prompt_border_win", prompt_border_win, true)
del_win("results_border_win", results_border_win, true)
del_win("preview_border_win", preview_border_win, true)
-- vim.cmd(string.format("bdelete! %s", status.prompt_bufnr))
-- Major hack?? Why do I have to od this.
-- Probably because we're currently IN the buffer.
-- Should wait to do this until after we're done.
vim.defer_fn(function()
del_win("prompt_win", prompt_win, true)
end, 10)
state.clear_status(status.prompt_bufnr)
end
pickers.new = function(...)
return Picker:new(...)
end
return pickers