diff --git a/selectrum.el b/selectrum.el index 9b5a5f95..e2b96260 100644 --- a/selectrum.el +++ b/selectrum.el @@ -380,6 +380,14 @@ This option needs to be set before activating `selectrum-mode'." :type 'boolean :group 'selectrum) +(defcustom selectrum-cycle-movement nil + "Whether commands that move past the last candidate move to the first. + +See also the user option `selectrum-count-style' for displaying +the position of the currently selected candidate." + :type 'boolean + :group 'selectrum) + ;;; Variables (defvar selectrum-minibuffer-map @@ -397,6 +405,7 @@ This option needs to be set before activating `selectrum-mode'." (define-key map [remap minibuffer-keyboard-quit] #'abort-recursive-edit)) + ;; Next/prev cand: ;; Override both the arrow keys and C-n/C-p. (define-key map [remap previous-line] #'selectrum-previous-candidate) @@ -406,12 +415,14 @@ This option needs to be set before activating `selectrum-mode'." #'selectrum-previous-candidate) (define-key map [remap next-line-or-history-element] #'selectrum-next-candidate) - (define-key map [remap exit-minibuffer] - #'selectrum-select-current-candidate) + + ;; Next/prev page: (define-key map [remap scroll-down-command] #'selectrum-previous-page) (define-key map [remap scroll-up-command] #'selectrum-next-page) + + ;; First/last cand: ;; Use `minibuffer-beginning-of-buffer' for Emacs >=27 and ;; `beginning-of-buffer' for Emacs <=26. (define-key map [remap minibuffer-beginning-of-buffer] @@ -420,6 +431,20 @@ This option needs to be set before activating `selectrum-mode'." #'selectrum-goto-beginning) (define-key map [remap end-of-buffer] #'selectrum-goto-end) + + ;; Next/prev group: + (define-key map (kbd "C-M-n") + #'selectrum-next-group) + (define-key map (kbd "C-M-p") + #'selectrum-previous-group) + (define-key map [remap forward-paragraph] + #'selectrum-next-group) + (define-key map [remap backward-paragraph] + #'selectrum-previous-group) + + ;; Other: + (define-key map [remap exit-minibuffer] + #'selectrum-select-current-candidate) (define-key map [remap kill-ring-save] #'selectrum-kill-ring-save) (define-key map [remap previous-matching-history-element] @@ -659,9 +684,51 @@ See `selectrum-preprocess-candidates-function'." (defun selectrum--clamp (x lower upper) "Constrain X to be between LOWER and UPPER inclusive. If X < LOWER, return LOWER. If X > UPPER, return UPPER. Else -return X." +return X. + +See the function `selectrum--cycle' for a wrapping version of +this function." (min (max x lower) upper)) +(defun selectrum--cycle (x max-index selectable-prompt) + "Wrap around index X to be inclusively between the min and MAX-INDEX. + +If SELECTABLE-PROMPT is non-nil, the min is -1. Otherwise, it is 0. + +For example: + (selectrum--cycle 8 6 nil) ; => 1 + (selectrum--cycle -3 6 nil) ; => 4 + (selectrum--cycle -14 4 t) ; => 4 + (selectrum--cycle 12 4 t) ; => 0 + +See the function `selectrum--clamp' for a non-wrapping version of +this function." + (let ((step) (min)) + (if selectable-prompt + (setq step (+ 2 max-index) + min -1) + (setq step (1+ max-index) + min 0)) + (cond + ;; If no candidates, stay on prompt. + ((= max-index -1) -1) + ;; If only one candidate, move to that or input line. + ((zerop max-index) + (cond ((not selectable-prompt) 0) + ((cl-oddp x) -1) + (t 0))) + ;; If past the limits, wrap around. Maybe include the input line. + ((> x max-index) + (while (> x max-index) + (cl-decf x step)) + x) + ((< x min) + (while (< x min) + (cl-incf x step)) + x) + ;; Otherwise, if within limits, return x. + (t x)))) + (defun selectrum--move-to-front-destructive (elt lst) "Move ELT to front of LST, if present. Make comparisons using `equal'. Modify the input list @@ -1915,43 +1982,292 @@ session was started from." (add-hook 'post-command-hook #'selectrum--update nil 'local)) ;;; Minibuffer commands +(defun selectrum--move-by-step (step min-index max-index) + "Get the new index after moving STEP candidates. + +The new candidate index is limited to between MIN-INDEX and +MAX-INDEX. If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is non-nil, movement +will loop back around after moving past the min or the max. This +will prevent selecting the input line by movement." + (let ((new-pos (+ selectrum--current-candidate-index step))) + (if selectrum-cycle-movement + (cond ((> new-pos max-index) (1- (- new-pos max-index))) + ((< new-pos 0) (1+ (+ new-pos max-index))) + (t new-pos)) + (selectrum--clamp new-pos min-index max-index)))) (defun selectrum-previous-candidate (&optional arg) - "Move selection ARG candidates up, stopping at the beginning." + "Move selection ARG candidates up. + +If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is nil (the default), stop at the +end. Otherwise, loop back around." (interactive "p") (selectrum-next-candidate (- (or arg 1)))) (defun selectrum-next-candidate (&optional arg) - "Move selection ARG candidates down, stopping at the end." + "Move selection ARG candidates down. + +If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is nil (the default), stop at the +end. Otherwise, loop back around. + +If ARG is negative, move up instead of down." (interactive "p") (when selectrum--current-candidate-index - (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index - (selectrum--clamp - (+ selectrum--current-candidate-index (or arg 1)) - (if (and (selectrum--match-strictly-required-p) - (cond (minibuffer-completing-file-name - (not (selectrum--at-existing-prompt-path-p))) - (t - (not (string-empty-p selectrum--virtual-input))))) - 0 - -1) - (1- (length selectrum--refined-candidates)))))) + (let ((new-pos (+ selectrum--current-candidate-index (or arg 1))) + (max-index (1- (length (selectrum-get-current-candidates t)))) + (unselectable-input-line + (and (selectrum--match-strictly-required-p) + (cond (minibuffer-completing-file-name + (not (selectrum--at-existing-prompt-path-p))) + (t + (not (string-empty-p selectrum--virtual-input))))))) + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index + (if (not selectrum-cycle-movement) + ;; If we can't submit arbitrary input, prevent + ;; moving to the input line. + (selectrum--clamp new-pos + (if unselectable-input-line 0 -1) + max-index) + (selectrum--cycle new-pos max-index + (not unselectable-input-line))))))) (defun selectrum-previous-page (&optional arg) - "Move selection upwards by ARG pages, stopping at the beginning." + "Move selection upwards by ARG pages. + +If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is nil (the default), stop at the +beginning. Otherwise, loop back around." (interactive "p") (selectrum-next-page (- (or arg 1)))) (defun selectrum-next-page (&optional arg) - "Move selection downwards by ARG pages, stopping at the end." + "Move selection downwards by ARG pages. + +If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is nil (the default), stop at the +end. Otherwise, loop back around." (interactive "p") (when selectrum--current-candidate-index - (setq-local selectrum--current-candidate-index - (selectrum--clamp - (+ selectrum--current-candidate-index - (* (or arg 1) selectrum--actual-num-candidates-displayed)) - 0 - (1- (length selectrum--refined-candidates)))))) + (let ((new-pos (+ selectrum--current-candidate-index + (* (or arg 1) selectrum--actual-num-candidates-displayed))) + (max-index (1- (length (selectrum-get-current-candidates t))))) + ;; Paging commands cannot select the input line. + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index + (if (not selectrum-cycle-movement) + (selectrum--clamp new-pos 0 max-index) + (selectrum--cycle new-pos max-index nil)))))) + +(defun selectrum-next-group (&optional arg) + "Move selection downwards by ARG group(s). + +If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is nil (the default), stop at the +last group. Otherwise, loop back around." + (interactive "p") + (unless arg (setq arg 1)) + (if (cl-minusp arg) + (selectrum-previous-group (abs arg)) + (let* ((group-fn (selectrum--get-meta 'group-function)) + (candidates (selectrum-get-current-candidates)) + (start-index selectrum--current-candidate-index) + ;; These values updated in the loop: + (group (funcall group-fn (nth start-index candidates) nil)) + (index (1+ start-index)) + (remaining-cands (nthcdr index candidates))) + + ;; If at the end and cycling, move to the beginning. + (when (and (null remaining-cands) + selectrum-cycle-movement) + (setq index 0 + remaining-cands candidates)) + + (cl-block block + ;; The common case of just moving to the immediate next group + ;; can be done more simply then the general case of moving to + ;; the ARG-th next group, so we add a special branch for it. + (if (= arg 1) + ;; Prevent infinite loop if we go through + ;; completely. + (while (and remaining-cands (/= index start-index)) + ;; When the found group is not equal to the starting + ;; group + (when (not (equal (funcall group-fn (car remaining-cands) + nil) + group )) + ;; then use the current index. + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index index) + (cl-return-from block)) + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1+ index)) + (when (and (null remaining-cands) + selectrum-cycle-movement) + (setq remaining-cands candidates + index 0))) + ;; In the general case, we need to check that the tested + ;; candidate's is group is not equal to the previous + ;; candidate's group. In this case, we must count how many + ;; times we enter a new group, which may equal the starting + ;; group if we've cycled around. + ;; + ;; If we can't cycle around, then we need to stop at the + ;; last found group, similar to the effects of + ;; `selectrum--clamp' as used in commands like + ;; `selectrum-next-candidate'. + (let ((prev-group nil) + (group-count 0) + (last-found-index nil)) + (while (and remaining-cands + ;; Prevent infinite loop if we go through + ;; completely. + (not (and (= index start-index) + (zerop group-count)))) + (setq prev-group group + group (funcall group-fn (car remaining-cands) nil)) + ;; When the found group is not equal to the previous + ;; group (i.e., we have reached the next group) + (when (not (equal group prev-group)) + ;; Increase the count of found groups. + (cl-incf group-count) + ;; Note the position of the new group. + (setq last-found-index index) + ;; And if the count of found groups equals arg, + ;; use the current index. + (when (= group-count arg) + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index index) + (cl-return-from block))) + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1+ index)) + ;; When we run out of candidates + (when (null remaining-cands) + (cond + ;; Reset the loop if cycling + (selectrum-cycle-movement + (setq remaining-cands candidates + index 0)) + ;; or use the last found group, if we found another + ;; group. + (last-found-index + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index + last-found-index))))))))))) + +(defun selectrum-previous-group (&optional arg) + "Move selection upwards by ARG group(s). + +If `selectrum-cycle-movement' is nil (the default), stop at the +first group. Otherwise, loop back around." + (interactive "p") + (unless arg (setq arg 1)) + (if (cl-minusp arg) + (selectrum-next-group (abs arg)) + (let* ((group-fn (selectrum--get-meta 'group-function)) + (candidates (selectrum-get-current-candidates)) + (start-index selectrum--current-candidate-index) + (max-index (1- (length candidates))) + ;; These values updated in the loop: + (group (funcall group-fn (nth start-index candidates) nil)) + (candidates (reverse candidates)) + (index (1- start-index)) + (remaining-cands (last candidates start-index))) + + ;; If at the start and cycling, move to the end. + (when (and (null remaining-cands) + selectrum-cycle-movement) + (setq index max-index + remaining-cands candidates)) + + (cl-block block + ;; The common case of just moving to the immediate previous group + ;; can be done more simply then the general case of moving to + ;; the ARG-th next group, so we add a special branch for it. + (if (= arg 1) + ;; Prevent infinite loop if we go through + ;; completely. + (while (and remaining-cands (/= index start-index)) + ;; When the found group is not equal to the starting + ;; group + (let ((test-group (funcall group-fn (car remaining-cands) + nil))) + (when (not (equal test-group group)) + ;; We have reached the end of the previous group. + ;; We now must move to the start of this group. + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1- index)) + ;; Either we reach the end of the 2nd previous group + ;; (one after the start of the current group), or we + ;; run out of candidates. + (while (and remaining-cands + (equal test-group + (funcall group-fn (car remaining-cands) + nil))) + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1- index))) + ;; Either way, the start of `test-group' will be one + ;; more than the current index. + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index (1+ index)) + (cl-return-from block))) + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1- index)) + (when (and (null remaining-cands) + selectrum-cycle-movement) + (setq remaining-cands candidates + index max-index))) + ;; In the general case, we need to check that the tested + ;; candidate's is group is not equal to the previous + ;; candidate's group. In this case, we must count how many + ;; times we enter a new group, which may equal the starting + ;; group if we've cycled around. + ;; + ;; If we can't cycle around, then we need to stop at the + ;; beginning of the last found group, similar to the effects + ;; of `selectrum--clamp' as used in commands like + ;; `selectrum-next-candidate'. If we find any group, then we + ;; assume that the beginning of the first group is just the + ;; first candidate. An "ungrouped" group, of sorts. + (let ((prev-group nil) + (group-count 0) + (group-found nil)) + (while (and remaining-cands + ;; Prevent infinite loop if we go through + ;; completely. + (not (and (= index start-index) + (zerop group-count)))) + (setq prev-group group + group (funcall group-fn (car remaining-cands) nil)) + ;; When the found group is not equal to the previous + ;; group (i.e., we have reached the next group) + (when (not (equal group prev-group)) + ;; Increase the count of found groups. + (cl-incf group-count) + ;; Note that we found a group. + (setq group-found t) + ;; And if the count of found groups equals arg, we have + ;; reached the end of the desired previous group. We now + ;; must move to the start of this group. + (when (= group-count arg) + ;; Either we reach the end of the (ARG+1)-th previous + ;; group (one after the start of the current group), + ;; or we run out of candidates. + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1- index)) + (while (and remaining-cands + (equal group + (funcall group-fn (car remaining-cands) + nil))) + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1- index))) + ;; Either way, the start of `test-group' will be one + ;; more than the current index. + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index (1+ index)) + (cl-return-from block))) + (setq remaining-cands (cdr remaining-cands) + index (1- index)) + ;; When we run out of candidates + (when (null remaining-cands) + (cond + ;; Reset the loop if cycling + (selectrum-cycle-movement + (setq remaining-cands candidates + index max-index)) + ;; or, if we found a group, go to the first candidate. + (group-found + (setq selectrum--current-candidate-index 0))))))))))) (defun selectrum-goto-beginning () "Move selection to first candidate."