X-Git-Url: https://mudpy.org/gitweb?p=mudpy.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=mudpy%2Fmisc.py;h=439e00a6aeab779a25991672cf1ba82db0f43d6c;hp=43555863fe02419d2c4e1dfd05b146e4aecb13e7;hb=34d256939f22a5186b32d0628ed399e4b644e798;hpb=d29c6859cb7c3052b3280d504fa78a5c1e0cd5a9 diff --git a/mudpy/misc.py b/mudpy/misc.py index 4355586..439e00a 100644 --- a/mudpy/misc.py +++ b/mudpy/misc.py @@ -1116,8 +1116,10 @@ def wrap_ansi_text(text, width): # ignoring color escape sequences rel_pos = 0 - # the absolute position of the most recent whitespace character - last_whitespace = 0 + # the absolute and relative positions of the most recent whitespace + # character + last_abs_whitespace = 0 + last_rel_whitespace = 0 # whether the current character is part of a color escape sequence escape = False @@ -1131,39 +1133,38 @@ def wrap_ansi_text(text, width): # the current character is the escape character if each_character == "\x1b" and not escape: escape = True + rel_pos -= 1 # the current character is within an escape sequence elif escape: - - # the current character is m, which terminates the - # escape sequence + rel_pos -= 1 if each_character == "m": + # the current character is m, which terminates the + # escape sequence escape = False - # the current character is a newline, so reset the relative - # position (start a new line) - elif each_character == "\n": - rel_pos = 0 - last_whitespace = abs_pos - - # the current character meets the requested maximum line width, - # so we need to backtrack and find a space at which to wrap; - # special care is taken to avoid an off-by-one in case the - # current character is a double-width glyph - elif each_character != "\r" and ( - rel_pos >= width or ( - rel_pos >= width - 1 and glyph_columns( - each_character - ) == 2 - ) - ): - - # it's always possible we landed on whitespace - if unicodedata.category(each_character) in ("Cc", "Zs"): - last_whitespace = abs_pos - - # insert an eol in place of the space - text = text[:last_whitespace] + "\r\n" + text[last_whitespace + 1:] + # track the most recent whitespace we've seen + # TODO(fungi) exclude non-breaking spaces (\x0a) + elif unicodedata.category(each_character) in ("Cc", "Zs"): + if each_character == "\n": + # the current character is a newline, so reset the relative + # position too (start a new line) + rel_pos = 0 + if each_character != "\r": + # the current character is not a carriage return, so mark it as + # whitespace (we don't want to break and wrap between CR+LF) + last_abs_whitespace = abs_pos + last_rel_whitespace = rel_pos + + # the current character meets the requested maximum line width, so we + # need to wrap unless the current word is wider than the terminal (in + # which case we let it do the wrapping instead) + if last_rel_whitespace != 0 and (rel_pos > width or ( + rel_pos > width - 1 and glyph_columns(each_character) == 2)): + + # insert an eol in place of the last space + text = (text[:last_abs_whitespace] + "\r\n" + + text[last_abs_whitespace + 1:]) # increase the absolute position because an eol is two # characters but the space it replaced was only one @@ -1171,9 +1172,8 @@ def wrap_ansi_text(text, width): # now we're at the begining of a new line, plus the # number of characters wrapped from the previous line - rel_pos = 0 - for remaining_characters in text[last_whitespace:abs_pos]: - rel_pos += glyph_columns(remaining_characters) + rel_pos -= last_rel_whitespace + last_rel_whitespace = 0 # as long as the character is not a carriage return and the # other above conditions haven't been met, count it as a @@ -1181,7 +1181,9 @@ def wrap_ansi_text(text, width): elif each_character != "\r": rel_pos += glyph_columns(each_character) if unicodedata.category(each_character) in ("Cc", "Zs"): - last_whitespace = abs_pos + # TODO(fungi) exclude non-breaking spaces (\x0a) + last_abs_whitespace = abs_pos + last_rel_whitespace = rel_pos # increase the absolute position for every character abs_pos += 1