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src/vs/editor/common/diff/rangeMapping.ts 15 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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151 );
152 }
154 if (this.original.startLineNumber > 1 && this.modified.startLineNumber > 1) {
155 > return new RangeMapping( rangeMapping.ts
156 > Range.fromPositions(
157 > normalizePosition(new Position(this.original.startLineNumber - 1, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER), original),
158 > normalizePosition(new Position(this.original.endLineNumberExclusive - 1, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER), original)
159 > ),
160 > Range.fromPositions(
161 > normalizePosition(new Position(this.modified.startLineNumber - 1, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER), modified),
162 > normalizePosition(new Position(this.modified.endLineNumberExclusive - 1, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER), modified)
163 > ),
164 > );
165 > }
166
167 // Situation now: one range is empty and one range touches the last line and one range starts at line 1.
380 && rangeMapping.originalRange.startLineNumber <= rangeMapping.originalRange.endLineNumber + lineEndDelta
381 && rangeMapping.modifiedRange.startLineNumber <= rangeMapping.modifiedRange.endLineNumber + lineEndDelta) {
382 > // We can only do this if the range is not empty yet rangeMapping.ts
383 > lineStartDelta = 1;
384 > }
385
386 const originalLineRange = new LineRange(
src/vs/editor/common/diff/defaultLinesDiffComputer/linesSliceCharSequence.ts 3 introduced LOC · 1 range

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24 let lineStartOffset = 0;
25 if (lineNumber === this.range.startLineNumber && this.range.startColumn > 1) {
26 > lineStartOffset = this.range.startColumn - 1; linesSliceCharSequence.ts
27 > line = line.substring(lineStartOffset);
28 > }
29 this.lineStartOffsets.push(lineStartOffset);
30