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29-Nov-2011 |
Tor Norbye <tnorbye@google.com> |
Fix auto-indent for text nodes after closing tag (issue #22332)
This changeset fixes the auto-indent handling for a specific scenario:
pressing newline within a text node, when the next non-text region is
an element end tag, and the caret is not on the same line as the end
tag. This scenario is covered by the new unit tests testIssue22332a
and testIssue22332b.
Change-Id: I238423ddf25864746a941d6ac8c1fb6a41e37601
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19-Aug-2011 |
Tor Norbye <tnorbye@google.com> |
Make smart indent handle whitespace indentation better
The smart indent implementation handles indenting within element
content (e.g. between tag names and attributes) and at element
boundaries (e.g. before and after <>'s.) For other parts of the
document it just defaulted to the normal XML smart indent.
However, this includes handling newlines within blank space. This
changeset adds special handling for some key scenarios:
Indent the newly inserted line depending on the surrounding context:
<foo> <foo>
| ====>
</foo> |
</foo>
Also subtract whitespace on the right hand side of the cursor when
necessary:
<foo> <foo>
| <bar/> ====>
</foo> |</bar>
</foo>
There are some other cases as well, described in the unit tests.
Change-Id: I8e679800fe56cae598f430b6f6de409309407708
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02-Aug-2011 |
Tor Norbye <tnorbye@google.com> |
Improve smart-indent handling in XML files
This changeset adds a new "auto edit strategy" for Android XML files,
which replaces the default XML auto-indenter (which just copied the
indentation of the previous line.)
The new indenter instead uses the lexical information to indent based
on the tag and bracket balance.
For example, if the | represents the caret position, then the
following shows how the edits are transformed:
<foo name="value"/>| => <foo name="value"/>
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<foo name="value">| => <foo name="value">
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<foo <foo
attr1 = "value1"|> => attr1 = "value1"
|>
<foo <foo
attr1 = "value1"/>| => attr1 = "value1"/>
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It can also modify the text after the caret, as in the following
transformation:
<foo>|</foo> => <foo>
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</foo>
See the unit test for more cases.
Change-Id: Ia99ecf6573ff4a9473970aa2fd481d2228ddf45d
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