Cross Reference: /external/webkit/Source/WebCore/editing/TextCheckingHelper.cpp

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292                         // it begins but before the first detail in it, but we can stop if we find a second grammar result.
296                             const GrammarDetail* detail = &result->details[j];
297                             ASSERT(detail->length > 0 && detail->location >= 0);
298                             if (result->location + detail->location >= currentStartOffset && result->location + detail->location + detail->length <= currentEndOffset && (!foundGrammar || result->location + detail->location < grammarDetailLocation)) {
300                                 grammarDetailLocation = result->location + detail->location;
359     // Found some bad grammar. Find the earliest detail range that starts in our search range (if any).
360     // Optionally add a DocumentMarker for each detail in the range.
364         const GrammarDetail* detail = &grammarDetails[i];
365         ASSERT(detail->length > 0 && detail->location >= 0);
367         int detailStartOffsetInParagraph = badGrammarPhraseLocation + detail->location;
369         // Skip this detail if it starts before the original search range
373         // Skip this detail if it starts after the original search range
378             RefPtr<Range> badGrammarRange = TextIterator::subrange(m_range.get(), badGrammarPhraseLocation - startOffset + detail->location, detail->length);
380             badGrammarRange->startContainer(ec)->document()->markers()->addMarker(badGrammarRange.get(), DocumentMarker::Grammar, detail->userDescription);
384         // Remember this detail only if it's earlier than our current candidate (the details aren't in a guaranteed order)
385         if (earliestDetailIndex < 0 || earliestDetailLocationSoFar > detail->location) {
387             earliestDetailLocationSoFar = detail->location;
437         // Found some bad grammar. Find the earliest detail range that starts in our search range (if any).
444         // If we found a detail in range, then we have found the first bad phrase (unless we found one earlier but
474     // Returns true only if the passed range exactly corresponds to a bad grammar detail range. This is analogous
493     // Bad grammar, but start of detail (e.g. ungrammatical word) doesn't match start of range
549                 const GrammarDetail* detail = &result->details[j];
550                 ASSERT(detail->length > 0 && detail->location >= 0);
551                 if (paragraph.checkingRangeMatches(result->location + detail->location, detail->length)) {
554                     for (unsigned k = 0; k < detail->guesses.size(); k++)
555                         guesses.append(detail->guesses[k]);
556                     m_client->updateSpellingUIWithGrammarString(badGrammarPhrase, *detail);