Simplify DrawingContextImpl iteration logic #114
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Fixed the switch case for '\u200B' and improved pixel buffer set operation inside the 'default' case.
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This commit rectifies a redundant coordinate calculation in the DrawingContextImpl. It eliminates the need for duplicate addition of 'j' to 'characterPoint.X' by directly using 'newCharacterPoint' instead. This simplification not only reduces redundancy but also enhances code readability.
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- src/Consolonia.Core/Drawing/DrawingContextImpl.cs (3 hunks)
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src/Consolonia.Core/Drawing/DrawingContextImpl.cs (4)
416-416: The switch statement on
characteris expanded to handle additional cases. Ensure that all cases are covered and that the logic for each case is correct. The case for\u200Bis particularly important as it was mentioned in the PR objectives.431-433: The logic for handling the tab character
\tseems correct, but the variablecurrentXPositionis incremented bytabSize - 1after the loop. This is assuming thatcurrentXPositionstarts at the position of the tab character, which should be verified.Verification successful
I will attempt to correct the syntax error in the
ast-greppattern and run a new script to verify the handling of the tab character\tin relation tocurrentXPosition.
I will now use
rgto search for the relevant code snippet that includes the handling of the tab character\tand the incrementation ofcurrentXPosition. This should provide the necessary context to verify the review comment.
The output from the
rgcommand provides the context around the line wherecurrentXPositionis incremented bytabSize - 1. However, the provided context does not include the handling of the tab character\titself. To verify the review comment, we need to see the code that handles the tab character to ensure thatcurrentXPositionstarts at the position of the tab character before it is incremented.Since the context provided is insufficient, I will generate a new script to include more lines before the incrementation line to capture the handling of the tab character.
The new context provided by the
rgcommand shows the code handling the tab character\t. It includes a loop that iteratestabSizetimes, and after the loop,currentXPositionis incremented bytabSize - 1. This suggests that the loop is likely responsible for moving the cursor position across the width of a tab character.Given this context, it appears that
currentXPositionis indeed starting at the position of the tab character, and the increment bytabSize - 1is to move the cursor to the position after the tab. The loop seems to handle the width of the tab by iterating over each position that the tab character would occupy.Based on this information, the review comment questioning whether
currentXPositionstarts at the position of the tab character seems to be addressed by the loop that precedes the incrementation. Therefore, the logic for handling the tab character\tby incrementingcurrentXPositionbytabSize - 1after the loop is correct.* 444-446: The handling of the zero-width space character (`\u200B`) by decrementing `currentXPosition` is a specific fix mentioned in the PR objectives. This change should be tested to ensure it behaves as expected in various string scenarios.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Verify that currentXPosition starts at the position of the tab character. ast-grep --lang csharp --pattern $'DrawStringInternal($_, $_, $_, $_, $_) { $$$ case "\\t": { $$$ currentXPosition += $_ - 1; } $$$ }'Length of output: 686
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#!/bin/bash # Simplify the pattern to correctly verify the position of currentXPosition in relation to the tab character. ast-grep --lang csharp --pattern $'method_declaration[name="DrawStringInternal"] { switch_statement { case: (case_label[label="\\t"]) { $$$ binary_expression[left.name="currentXPosition"] { $$$ } } } }'Length of output: 866
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#!/bin/bash # Use rg to find the snippet handling the tab character and the incrementation of currentXPosition. rg "currentXPosition \+= tabSize - 1;" --context 5 src/Consolonia.Core/Drawing/DrawingContextImpl.csLength of output: 712
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#!/bin/bash # Use rg to find the snippet handling the tab character with more context before the incrementation of currentXPosition. rg "currentXPosition \+= tabSize - 1;" -B 10 -A 3 src/Consolonia.Core/Drawing/DrawingContextImpl.csLength of output: 883
Verification successful
To verify the handling of the zero-width space character (
\u200B) in theDrawStringInternalmethod, we should look for any existing tests that cover this scenario or examine the method's implementation to understand its behavior. Let's proceed with checking for tests related to theDrawStringInternalmethod.
Let's correct the syntax error in the
rgcommand and try searching for theDrawStringInternalmethod again, this time without the--type-addoption.
To further verify the handling of the zero-width space character (
\u200B), we need to examine the implementation of theDrawStringInternalmethod. Let's view the contents of the method in theDrawingContextImpl.csfile.
The provided snippet does not show the handling of the zero-width space character. To verify the review comment, we need to see more of the
DrawStringInternalmethod. Let's extend the range of lines displayed after the match to capture the relevant section of the code.
The provided snippet still does not include the handling of the zero-width space character. To ensure we capture the relevant section of the code, let's increase the number of lines to display after the match.
The output now includes the handling of the zero-width space character (
\u200B) within theDrawStringInternalmethod. The code snippet shows that when the character is encountered,currentXPositionis decremented, which aligns with the review comment.Based on the provided context, the review comment regarding the handling of the zero-width space character by decrementing
currentXPositionis consistent with the changes in the codebase.* 449-457: The default case for character processing creates a new `Pixel` and blends it into the pixel buffer. This is a critical part of the drawing logic and should be thoroughly tested to ensure that characters are drawn correctly.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Test the behavior of the zero-width space character handling. # This script is a placeholder for actual test commands that would be run in the project's test suite. echo "Run tests for zero-width space character handling in DrawStringInternal method."Length of output: 168
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#!/bin/bash # Search for tests related to DrawStringInternal method rg "DrawStringInternal" --type-add 'cs=*.cs' --type csLength of output: 114
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#!/bin/bash # Corrected search for tests related to DrawStringInternal method rg "DrawStringInternal" -g '*.cs'Length of output: 458
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#!/bin/bash # View the implementation of DrawStringInternal method rg "private void DrawStringInternal" -A 30 -g 'DrawingContextImpl.cs'Length of output: 3121
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#!/bin/bash # Extend the range to view more of the DrawStringInternal method rg "private void DrawStringInternal" -A 50 -g 'DrawingContextImpl.cs'Length of output: 4875
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#!/bin/bash # Increase the range further to view the complete DrawStringInternal method rg "private void DrawStringInternal" -A 100 -g 'DrawingContextImpl.cs'Length of output: 8833
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| for (int i = 0; i < str.Length; i++) | |||
| { | |||
| Point characterPoint = whereToDraw.Transform(Matrix.CreateTranslation(currentXPosition++, 0)); | |||
| // ReSharper disable AccessToModifiedClosure | |||
| CurrentClip.ExecuteWithClipping(characterPoint, () => | |||
| ConsoleColor foregroundColor = consoleColorBrush.Color; | |||
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The declaration of foregroundColor is redundant if additionalBrushes is not null and brush is of type FourBitColorBrush with PixelBackgroundMode.Colored, as it gets reassigned in line 410.
- ConsoleColor foregroundColor = consoleColorBrush.Color;
+ ConsoleColor foregroundColor;Committable suggestion
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| ConsoleColor foregroundColor = consoleColorBrush.Color; | |
| ConsoleColor foregroundColor; |
| if (additionalBrushes != null) | ||
| { | ||
| ConsoleColor foregroundColor = consoleColorBrush.Color; | ||
| if (additionalBrushes != null) | ||
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange _, IBrush brush) = additionalBrushes.FirstOrDefault(pair => | ||
| { | ||
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange _, IBrush brush) = additionalBrushes.FirstOrDefault(pair => | ||
| { | ||
| // ReSharper disable once AccessToModifiedClosure //todo: pass as a parameter | ||
| int globalIndex = i + startIndex; | ||
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, _) = pair; | ||
| return key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex; | ||
| }); | ||
| // ReSharper disable once AccessToModifiedClosure //todo: pass as a parameter | ||
| int globalIndex = i + startIndex; | ||
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, _) = pair; | ||
| return key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex; | ||
| }); | ||
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| if (brush != null) | ||
| if (brush != null) | ||
| { | ||
| if (brush is not FourBitColorBrush { Mode: PixelBackgroundMode.Colored } additionalBrush) | ||
| { | ||
| if (brush is not FourBitColorBrush { Mode: PixelBackgroundMode.Colored } additionalBrush) | ||
| { | ||
| ConsoloniaPlatform.RaiseNotSupported(11); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
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| foregroundColor = additionalBrush.Color; | ||
| ConsoloniaPlatform.RaiseNotSupported(11); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
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| foregroundColor = additionalBrush.Color; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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The logic for determining the foregroundColor based on additionalBrushes is correct, but it could be more efficient. The current implementation uses FirstOrDefault, which iterates over the collection even after a match is found. Consider refactoring to a loop that breaks once a match is found to improve performance.
- (FormattedText.FBrushRange _, IBrush brush) = additionalBrushes.FirstOrDefault(pair =>
- {
- int globalIndex = i + startIndex;
- (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, _) = pair;
- return key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex;
- });
- if (brush != null)
+ IBrush brush = null;
+ int globalIndex = i + startIndex;
+ foreach (var pair in additionalBrushes)
+ {
+ (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, IBrush currentBrush) = pair;
+ if (key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex)
+ {
+ brush = currentBrush;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ if (brush is FourBitColorBrush { Mode: PixelBackgroundMode.Colored } additionalBrush)Committable suggestion
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| if (additionalBrushes != null) | |
| { | |
| ConsoleColor foregroundColor = consoleColorBrush.Color; | |
| if (additionalBrushes != null) | |
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange _, IBrush brush) = additionalBrushes.FirstOrDefault(pair => | |
| { | |
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange _, IBrush brush) = additionalBrushes.FirstOrDefault(pair => | |
| { | |
| // ReSharper disable once AccessToModifiedClosure //todo: pass as a parameter | |
| int globalIndex = i + startIndex; | |
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, _) = pair; | |
| return key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex; | |
| }); | |
| // ReSharper disable once AccessToModifiedClosure //todo: pass as a parameter | |
| int globalIndex = i + startIndex; | |
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, _) = pair; | |
| return key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex; | |
| }); | |
| if (brush != null) | |
| if (brush != null) | |
| { | |
| if (brush is not FourBitColorBrush { Mode: PixelBackgroundMode.Colored } additionalBrush) | |
| { | |
| if (brush is not FourBitColorBrush { Mode: PixelBackgroundMode.Colored } additionalBrush) | |
| { | |
| ConsoloniaPlatform.RaiseNotSupported(11); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| foregroundColor = additionalBrush.Color; | |
| ConsoloniaPlatform.RaiseNotSupported(11); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| foregroundColor = additionalBrush.Color; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if (additionalBrushes != null) | |
| { | |
| IBrush brush = null; | |
| int globalIndex = i + startIndex; | |
| foreach (var pair in additionalBrushes) | |
| { | |
| (FormattedText.FBrushRange key, IBrush currentBrush) = pair; | |
| if (key.StartIndex <= globalIndex && globalIndex < key.EndIndex) | |
| { | |
| brush = currentBrush; | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if (brush is FourBitColorBrush { Mode: PixelBackgroundMode.Colored } additionalBrush) | |
| { | |
| foregroundColor = additionalBrush.Color; | |
| } | |
| } |
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FirstOrDefault does not iterate over the collection after match found.
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@jinek You're absolutely right; FirstOrDefault stops iterating after finding a match. My apologies for the oversight. Thank you for the clarification.
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User: jinek
PR: jinek/Consolonia#114
File: src/Consolonia.Core/Drawing/DrawingContextImpl.cs:392-412
Timestamp: 2024-01-05T19:02:39.703Z
Learning: The `FirstOrDefault` method in LINQ stops iterating over the collection once a match is found. This was clarified by the user in the context of optimizing the search for a matching brush in the `additionalBrushes` collection.
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Fixed the switch case for '\u200B' and improved pixel buffer set operation inside the 'default' case.
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