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185 lines
4.8 KiB
GDScript
185 lines
4.8 KiB
GDScript
# Copyright (c) 2016 The xterm.js authors. All rights reserved.
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# Ported to GDScript by the GodotXterm authors.
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# License MIT
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extends Reference
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# Represents a circular list; a list with a maximum size that wraps around when push is called,
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# overriding values at the start of the list.
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signal deleted(index, amount)
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signal inserted
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signal trimmed
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var _array
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var _start_index: int
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var length: int = 0 setget _set_length,_get_length
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var max_length: int setget _set_max_length,_get_max_length
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var is_full: bool setget ,_get_is_full
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func _set_length(new_length: int):
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if new_length > length:
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for i in range(length, new_length):
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_array[i] = null
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length = new_length
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func _get_length():
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return length
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func _set_max_length(new_max_length):
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if max_length == new_max_length:
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return
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# Reconstruct array, starting at index 0.
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# Only transfer values from the indexes 0 to length.
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var new_array = []
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new_array.resize(new_max_length)
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for i in range(0, min(new_max_length, length)):
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new_array[i] = _array[_get_cyclic_index(i)]
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_array = new_array
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max_length = new_max_length
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_start_index = 0
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func _get_max_length():
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return max_length
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# Ringbuffer is at max length.
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func _get_is_full() -> bool:
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return length == max_length
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func _init(max_length = 0):
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self.max_length = max_length
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_array = []
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_array.resize(max_length)
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_start_index = 0
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func get_el(index: int):
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return _array[_get_cyclic_index(index)]
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# Alias for `get_al`.
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func get_line(index: int):
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return get_el(index)
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func set_el(index: int, value) -> void:
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_array[_get_cyclic_index(index)] = value
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# Alias for `set_el`.
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func set_line(index: int, value) -> void:
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set_el(index, value)
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# Pushes a new value onto the list, wrapping around to the start of the array, overriding index 0
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# if the maximum length is reached.
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# @param value The value to push onto the list.
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func push(value) -> void:
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_array[_get_cyclic_index(length)] = value
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if length == max_length:
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_start_index += 1
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_start_index %= max_length
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emit_signal("trimmed", 1)
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else:
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length += 1
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# Advance ringbuffer index and return current element for recycling.
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# Note: The buffer must be full for this method to work.
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# @throws When the buffer is not full.
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func recycle():
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if length != max_length:
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push_error("Can only recycle when the buffer is full")
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_start_index = (_start_index + 1) % max_length
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emit_signal("trimmed", 1)
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return _array[_get_cyclic_index(length - 1)]
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# Removes and returns the last value on the list.
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# @return The popped value.
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func pop():
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var last = _array[_get_cyclic_index(length - 1)]
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length -= 1
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return last
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# Deletes and/or inserts items at a particular index (in that order). Unlike
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# Array.prototype.splice, this operation does not return the deleted items as a new array in
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# order to save creating a new array. Note that this operation may shift all values in the list
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# in the worst case.
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# @param start The index to delete and/or insert.
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# @param deleteCount The number of elements to delete.
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# @param items The items to insert.
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func splice(start: int, delete_count: int, items: Array = []) -> void:
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# Delete items
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if delete_count:
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for i in range(start, length - delete_count):
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_array[_get_cyclic_index(i)] = _array[_get_cyclic_index(i + delete_count)]
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length -= delete_count
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# Add items
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var i = length - 1
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while i >= start:
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_array[_get_cyclic_index(i + items.size())] = _array[_get_cyclic_index(i)]
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i -= 1
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for j in range(items.size()):
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_array[_get_cyclic_index(start + j)] = items[j]
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# Adjust length as needed
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if length + items.size() > max_length:
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var count_to_trim = (length + items.size()) - max_length
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_start_index += count_to_trim
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length = max_length
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emit_signal("trimmed", count_to_trim)
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else:
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length += items.size()
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# Trims a number of items from the start of the list.
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# @param count The number of items to remove.
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func trim_start(count: int) -> void:
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if count > length:
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count = length
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_start_index += count
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length -= count
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emit_signal("trimmed", count)
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func shift_elements(start: int, count: int, offset: int) -> void:
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if count <= 0:
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return
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if start < 0 or start >= length:
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self.push_error("start argument out of range")
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if start + offset < 0:
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self.push_error("cannot shift elements in list beyond index 0")
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if offset > 0:
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for i in range(count - 1, -1, -1):
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set_el(start + i + offset, get_el(start + i))
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var expand_list_by = (start + count + offset) - length
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if expand_list_by > 0:
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length += expand_list_by
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while length > max_length:
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length -= 1
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_start_index += 1
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emit_signal("trimmed", 1)
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else:
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for i in range(0, count):
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set_el(start + i + offset, get_el(start + i))
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func _get_cyclic_index(index: int) -> int:
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return (_start_index + index) % max_length
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# Wrapper for `push_error` so we can test for calls to this built-in function.
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func push_error(message):
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push_error(message)
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