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1 > /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- offsetRange.ts
2 > * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
3 > * Licensed under the MIT License. See License.txt in the project root for license information.
4 > *--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
5 >
6 > import { BugIndicatingError } from '../../../../base/common/errors.js';
7 >
8 > export interface IOffsetRange {
9 > readonly start: number;
10 > readonly endExclusive: number;
11 > }
12 >
13 > /**
14 > * A range of offsets (0-based).
15 > */
16 > export class OffsetRange implements IOffsetRange {
17 > public static fromTo(start: number, endExclusive: number): OffsetRange {
18 > return new OffsetRange(start, endExclusive);
19 > }
20 >
21 > public static equals(r1: IOffsetRange, r2: IOffsetRange): boolean {
22 return r1.start === r2.start && r1.endExclusive === r2.endExclusive;
23 }
25 > public static addRange(range: OffsetRange, sortedRanges: OffsetRange[]): void {
26 let i = 0;
27 while (i < sortedRanges.length && sortedRanges[i].endExclusive < range.start) {
40 }
41 }
43 > public static tryCreate(start: number, endExclusive: number): OffsetRange | undefined {
44 if (start > endExclusive) {
45 return undefined;
47 return new OffsetRange(start, endExclusive);
48 }
50 > public static ofLength(length: number): OffsetRange {
51 return new OffsetRange(0, length);
52 }
54 > public static ofStartAndLength(start: number, length: number): OffsetRange {
55 return new OffsetRange(start, start + length);
56 }
58 > public static emptyAt(offset: number): OffsetRange {
59 return new OffsetRange(offset, offset);
60 }
62 > constructor(public readonly start: number, public readonly endExclusive: number) {
63 if (start > endExclusive) {
64 throw new BugIndicatingError(`Invalid range: ${this.toString()}`);
65 }
66 }
68 > get isEmpty(): boolean {
69 return this.start === this.endExclusive;
70 }
72 > public delta(offset: number): OffsetRange {
73 return new OffsetRange(this.start + offset, this.endExclusive + offset);
74 }
76 > public deltaStart(offset: number): OffsetRange {
77 return new OffsetRange(this.start + offset, this.endExclusive);
78 }
80 > public deltaEnd(offset: number): OffsetRange {
81 return new OffsetRange(this.start, this.endExclusive + offset);
82 }
84 > public get length(): number {
85 return this.endExclusive - this.start;
86 }
88 > public toString() {
89 return `[${this.start}, ${this.endExclusive})`;
90 }
92 > public equals(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
93 return this.start === other.start && this.endExclusive === other.endExclusive;
94 }
96 > public containsRange(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
97 return this.start <= other.start && other.endExclusive <= this.endExclusive;
98 }
100 > public contains(offset: number): boolean {
101 return this.start <= offset && offset < this.endExclusive;
102 }
104 > /**
105 > * for all numbers n: range1.contains(n) or range2.contains(n) => range1.join(range2).contains(n)
106 > * The joined range is the smallest range that contains both ranges.
107 > */
108 > public join(other: OffsetRange): OffsetRange {
109 return new OffsetRange(Math.min(this.start, other.start), Math.max(this.endExclusive, other.endExclusive));
110 }
112 > /**
113 > * for all numbers n: range1.contains(n) and range2.contains(n) <=> range1.intersect(range2).contains(n)
114 > *
115 > * The resulting range is empty if the ranges do not intersect, but touch.
116 > * If the ranges don't even touch, the result is undefined.
117 > */
118 > public intersect(other: OffsetRange): OffsetRange | undefined {
119 const start = Math.max(this.start, other.start);
120 const end = Math.min(this.endExclusive, other.endExclusive);
124 return undefined;
125 }
127 > public intersectionLength(range: OffsetRange): number {
128 const start = Math.max(this.start, range.start);
129 const end = Math.min(this.endExclusive, range.endExclusive);
130 return Math.max(0, end - start);
131 }
133 > /**
134 > * `a.intersects(b)` iff there exists a number n so that `a.contains(n)` and `b.contains(n)`.
135 > * Warning: If one range is empty, this method returns always false.
136 > */
137 > public intersects(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
138 const start = Math.max(this.start, other.start);
139 const end = Math.min(this.endExclusive, other.endExclusive);
140 return start < end;
141 }
143 > public intersectsOrTouches(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
144 const start = Math.max(this.start, other.start);
145 const end = Math.min(this.endExclusive, other.endExclusive);
146 return start <= end;
147 }
149 > public isBefore(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
150 return this.endExclusive <= other.start;
151 }
153 > public isAfter(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
154 return this.start >= other.endExclusive;
155 }
157 > public slice<T>(arr: readonly T[]): T[] {
158 return arr.slice(this.start, this.endExclusive);
159 }
161 > public substring(str: string): string {
162 return str.substring(this.start, this.endExclusive);
163 }
165 > /**
166 > * Returns the given value if it is contained in this instance, otherwise the closest value that is contained.
167 > * The range must not be empty.
168 > */
169 > public clip(value: number): number {
170 if (this.isEmpty) {
171 throw new BugIndicatingError(`Invalid clipping range: ${this.toString()}`);
173 return Math.max(this.start, Math.min(this.endExclusive - 1, value));
174 }
176 > /**
177 > * Returns `r := value + k * length` such that `r` is contained in this range.
178 > * The range must not be empty.
179 > *
180 > * E.g. `[5, 10).clipCyclic(10) === 5`, `[5, 10).clipCyclic(11) === 6` and `[5, 10).clipCyclic(4) === 9`.
181 > */
182 > public clipCyclic(value: number): number {
183 if (this.isEmpty) {
184 throw new BugIndicatingError(`Invalid clipping range: ${this.toString()}`);
192 return value;
193 }
195 > public map<T>(f: (offset: number) => T): T[] {
196 const result: T[] = [];
197 for (let i = this.start; i < this.endExclusive; i++) {
200 return result;
201 }
203 > public forEach(f: (offset: number) => void): void {
204 for (let i = this.start; i < this.endExclusive; i++) {
205 f(i);
206 }
207 }
209 > /**
210 > * this: [ 5, 10), range: [10, 15) => [5, 15)]
211 > * Throws if the ranges are not touching.
212 > */
213 > public joinRightTouching(range: OffsetRange): OffsetRange {
214 if (this.endExclusive !== range.start) {
215 throw new BugIndicatingError(`Invalid join: ${this.toString()} and ${range.toString()}`);
217 return new OffsetRange(this.start, range.endExclusive);
218 }
220 > public withMargin(margin: number): OffsetRange;
221 > public withMargin(marginStart: number, marginEnd: number): OffsetRange;
222 > public withMargin(marginStart: number, marginEnd?: number): OffsetRange {
223 if (marginEnd === undefined) {
224 marginEnd = marginStart;
226 return new OffsetRange(this.start - marginStart, this.endExclusive + marginEnd);
227 }
228 > } offsetRange.ts
229 >
230 > export class OffsetRangeSet {
231 private readonly _sortedRanges: OffsetRange[] = [];
233 > public get ranges(): OffsetRange[] {
234 return [...this._sortedRanges];
235 }
237 > public addRange(range: OffsetRange): void {
238 let i = 0;
239 while (i < this._sortedRanges.length && this._sortedRanges[i].endExclusive < range.start) {
252 }
253 }
255 > public toString(): string {
256 return this._sortedRanges.map(r => r.toString()).join(', ');
257 }
259 > /**
260 > * Returns if there is a value that is contained in this instance and the given range.
261 > */
262 > public intersectsStrict(other: OffsetRange): boolean {
263 // TODO use binary search
264 let i = 0;
268 return i < this._sortedRanges.length && this._sortedRanges[i].start < other.endExclusive;
269 }
271 > public intersectWithRange(other: OffsetRange): OffsetRangeSet {
272 // TODO use binary search + slice
273 const result = new OffsetRangeSet();
280 return result;
281 }
283 > public intersectWithRangeLength(other: OffsetRange): number {
284 return this.intersectWithRange(other).length;
285 }
287 > public get length(): number {
288 return this._sortedRanges.reduce((prev, cur) => prev + cur.length, 0);
289 }
290 > } offsetRange.ts