--- *mini.splitjoin* Split and join arguments

--- *MiniSplitjoin*

---

--- MIT License Copyright (c) 2023 Evgeni Chasnovski

---

--- ==============================================================================

---

--- Features:

--- - Mappings and Lua functions that modify arguments (regions inside brackets

--- between allowed separators) under cursor.

---

--- Supported actions:

--- - Toggle - split if arguments are on single line, join otherwise.

--- Main supported function of the module. See |MiniSplitjoin.toggle()|.

--- - Split - make every argument separator be on end of separate line.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.split()|.

--- - Join - make all arguments be on single line.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.join()|.

---

--- - Mappings are dot-repeatable in Normal mode and work in Visual mode.

---

--- - Customizable argument detection (see |MiniSplitjoin.config.detect|):

--- - Which brackets can contain arguments.

--- - Which strings can separate arguments.

--- - Which regions are excluded when looking for separators (like inside

--- nested brackets or quotes).

---

--- - Customizable pre and post hooks for both split and join. See `split` and

--- `join` in |MiniSplitjoin.config|. There are several built-in ones

--- in |MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook|.

---

--- - Works inside comments by using modified notion of indent.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part()|.

---

--- - Provides low-level Lua functions for split and join at positions.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.split_at()| and |MiniSplitjoin.join_at()|.

---

--- Notes:

--- - Search for arguments is done using Lua patterns (regex-like approach).

--- Certain amount of false positives is to be expected.

---

--- - This module is mostly designed around |MiniSplitjoin.toggle()|. If target

--- split positions are on different lines, join first and then split.

---

--- - Actions can be done on Visual mode selection, which mostly present as

--- a safety route in case of incorrect detection of initial region.

--- It uses |MiniSplitjoin.get_visual_region()| which treats selection as full

--- brackets (include brackets in selection).

---

--- # Setup ~

---

--- This module needs a setup with `require('mini.splitjoin').setup({})` (replace

--- `{}` with your `config` table). It will create global Lua table `MiniSplitjoin`

--- which you can use for scripting or manually (with `:lua MiniSplitjoin.*`).

---

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.config| for available config settings.

---

--- You can override runtime config settings (like action hooks) locally to

--- buffer inside `vim.b.minisplitjoin_config` which should have same structure

--- as `MiniSplitjoin.config`. See |mini.nvim-buffer-local-config| for more details.

---

--- # Comparisons ~

---

--- - 'FooSoft/vim-argwrap':

--- - Mostly has the same design as this module.

--- - Doesn't work inside comments, while this module does.

--- - Has more built-in ways to control split and join, while this module

--- intentionally provides only handful.

--- - 'AndrewRadev/splitjoin.vim':

--- - More oriented towards language-depended transformations, while this

--- module intntionally deals with more generic text-related functionality.

--- - 'Wansmer/treesj':

--- - Operates based on tree-sitter nodes. This is more accurate in

--- some edge cases, but **requires** tree-sitter parser.

--- - Doesn't work inside comments or strings.

---

--- # Disabling ~

---

--- To disable, set `g:minisplitjoin_disable` (globally) or `b:minisplitjoin_disable`

--- (for a buffer) to `v:true`. Considering high number of different scenarios

--- and customization intentions, writing exact rules for disabling module's

--- functionality is left to user. See |mini.nvim-disabling-recipes| for common

--- recipes.

--- - POSITION - table with fields <line> and <col> containing line and column

--- numbers respectively. Both are 1-indexed. Example: `{ line = 2, col = 1 }`.

---

--- - REGION - table representing region in a buffer. Fields: <from> and <to> for

--- inclusive start and end positions. Example: >lua

---

--- { from = { line = 1, col = 1 }, to = { line = 2, col = 1 } }

--- <

---@tag MiniSplitjoin-glossary

---@alias __splitjoin_options table|nil Options. Has structure from |MiniSplitjoin.config|

--- inheriting its default values.

---

--- Following extra optional fields are allowed:

--- - <position> `(table)` - position at which to find smallest bracket region.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin-glossary| for the structure.

--- Default: cursor position.

--- - <region> `(table)` - region at which to perform action. Assumes inclusive

--- both start at left bracket and end at right bracket.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin-glossary| for the structure.

--- Default: `nil` to automatically detect region.

---@alias __splitjoin_hook_brackets - <brackets> `(table)` - array of bracket patterns indicating on which

--- brackets action should be made. Has same structure as `brackets`

--- in |MiniSplitjoin.config.detect|.

--- Default: `MiniSplitjoin.config.detect.brackets`.

---@diagnostic disable:undefined-field

---@diagnostic disable:discard-returns

---@diagnostic disable:unused-local

-- Module definition ==========================================================

local MiniSplitjoin = {}

local H = {}

--- Module setup

---

---@param config table|nil Module config table. See |MiniSplitjoin.config|.

---

---@usage >lua

--- require('mini.splitjoin').setup() -- use default config

--- -- OR

--- require('mini.splitjoin').setup({}) -- replace {} with your config table

--- <

MiniSplitjoin.setup = function(config)

-- Export module

_G.MiniSplitjoin = MiniSplitjoin

-- Setup config

config = H.setup_config(config)

-- Apply config

H.apply_config(config)

end

--- Module config

---

--- Default values:

---@eval return MiniDoc.afterlines_to_code(MiniDoc.current.eval_section)

---@text *MiniSplitjoin.config.detect*

--- # Detection ~

---

--- The table at `config.detect` controls how arguments are detected using Lua

--- patterns. General idea is to convert whole buffer into a single line,

--- perform string search, and convert results back into 2d positions.

---

--- Example configuration: >lua

---

--- require('mini.splitjoin').setup({

--- detect = {

--- -- Detect only inside balanced parenthesis

--- brackets = { '%b()' },

---

--- -- Allow both `,` and `;` to separate arguments

--- separator = '[,;]',

---

--- -- Make any separator define an argument

--- exclude_regions = {},

--- },

--- })

--- <

--- ## Outer brackets ~

---

--- `detect.brackets` is an array of Lua patterns used to find enclosing region.

--- It is done by traversing whole buffer to find the smallest region matching

--- any supplied pattern.

---

--- Default: `nil`, inferred as `{ '%b()', '%b[]', '%b{}' }`.

--- So an argument can be inside a balanced `()`, `[]`, or `{}`.

---

--- Example: `brackets = { '%b()' }` will search for arguments only inside

--- balanced `()`.

---

--- ## Separator ~

---

--- `detect.separator` is a single Lua pattern defining which strings should be

--- treated as argument separators.

---

--- Empty string in `detect.separator` will result in only surrounding brackets

--- used as separators.

---

--- Only end of pattern match will be used as split/join positions.

---

--- Default: `','`. So an argument can be separated only with comma.

---

--- Example: `separator = { '[,;]' }` will treat both `,` and `;` as separators.

---

--- ## Excluded regions ~

---

--- `detect.exclude_regions` is an array of Lua patterns for sub-regions from which

--- to exclude separators. Enables correct detection in case of nested brackets

--- and quotes.

---

--- Default: `nil`; inferred as `{ '%b()', '%b[]', '%b{}', '%b""', "%b''" }`.

--- So a separator **can not** be inside a balanced `()`, `[]`, `{}` (representing

--- nested argument regions) or `""`, `''` (representing strings).

---

--- Example: `exclude_regions = {}` will not exclude any regions. So in case of

--- `f(a, { b, c })` it will detect both commas as argument separators.

---

--- # Hooks ~

---

--- `split.hooks_pre`, `split.hooks_post`, `join.hooks_pre`, and `join.hooks_post`

--- are arrays of hook functions. If empty (default) no hook is applied.

---

--- Hooks should take and return array of positions. See |MiniSplitjoin-glossary|.

---

--- They can be used to tweak actions:

---

--- - Pre-hooks are called before action. Each is applied on the output of

--- previous one. Input of first hook are detected split/join positions.

--- Output of last one is actually used to perform split/join.

---

--- - Post-hooks are called after action. Each is applied on the output of

--- previous one. Input of first hook are split/join positions from actual

--- action plus its region's right end as last position (for easier hook code).

--- Output of last one is used as action return value.

---

--- For more specific details see |MiniSplitjoin.split()| and |MiniSplitjoin.join()|.

---

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook| for generating common hooks with examples.

MiniSplitjoin.config = {

-- Module mappings. Use `''` (empty string) to disable one.

-- Created for both Normal and Visual modes.

mappings = {

toggle = 'gS',

split = '',

join = '',

},

-- Detection options: where split/join should be done

detect = {

-- Array of Lua patterns to detect region with arguments.

-- Default: { '%b()', '%b[]', '%b{}' }

brackets = nil,

-- String Lua pattern defining argument separator

separator = ',',

-- Array of Lua patterns for sub-regions to exclude separators from.

-- Enables correct detection in presence of nested brackets and quotes.

-- Default: { '%b()', '%b[]', '%b{}', '%b""', "%b''" }

exclude_regions = nil,

},

-- Split options

split = {

hooks_pre = {},

hooks_post = {},

},

-- Join options

join = {

hooks_pre = {},

hooks_post = {},

},

}

--minidoc_afterlines_end

--- Toggle arguments

---

--- Overview:

--- - Detect region at input position: either by using supplied `opts.region` or

--- by finding smallest bracketed region surrounding position.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.config.detect| for more details.

--- - If region spans single line, use |MiniSplitjoin.split()| with found region.

--- Otherwise use |MiniSplitjoin.join()|.

---

---@param opts __splitjoin_options

---

---@return any Output of chosen `split()` or `join()` action.

MiniSplitjoin.toggle = function(opts)

if H.is_disabled() then return end

opts = H.get_opts(opts)

local region = opts.region or H.find_smallest_bracket_region(opts.position, opts.detect.brackets)

if region == nil then return end

opts.region = region

if region.from.line == region.to.line then

return MiniSplitjoin.split(opts)

else

return MiniSplitjoin.join(opts)

end

end

--- Split arguments

---

--- Overview:

--- - Detect region: either by using supplied `opts.region` or by finding smallest

--- bracketed region surrounding input position (cursor position by default).

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.config.detect| for more details.

---

--- - Find separator positions using `separator` and `exclude_regions` from `opts`.

--- Both brackets are treated as separators.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.config.detect| for more details.

--- Note: stop if no separator positions are found.

---

--- - Modify separator positions to represent split positions. Last split position

--- (which is inferred from right bracket) is moved one column to left so that

--- right bracket would move on new line.

---

--- - Apply all hooks from `opts.split.hooks_pre`. Each is applied on the output of

--- previous one. Input of first hook is split positions from previous step.

--- Output of last one is used as split positions in next step.

---

--- - Split and update split positions with |MiniSplitjoin.split_at()|.

---

--- - Apply all hooks from `opts.split.hooks_post`. Each is applied on the output of

--- previous one. Input of first hook is split positions from previous step plus

--- region's right end (for easier hook code).

--- Output of last one is used as function return value.

---

--- Note:

--- - By design, it doesn't detect if argument **should** be split, so application

--- on arguments spanning multiple lines can lead to undesirable result.

---

---@param opts __splitjoin_options

---

---@return any Output of last `opts.split.hooks_post` or `nil` if no split positions

--- found. Default: return value of |MiniSplitjoin.split_at()| application.

MiniSplitjoin.split = function(opts)

if H.is_disabled() then return end

opts = H.get_opts(opts)

local region = opts.region or H.find_smallest_bracket_region(opts.position, opts.detect.brackets)

if region == nil then return nil end

local positions = H.find_split_positions(region, opts.detect.separator, opts.detect.exclude_regions)

if #positions == 0 then return nil end

-- Call pre-hooks

for _, hook in ipairs(opts.split.hooks_pre) do

positions = hook(positions)

end

-- Split at positions

local split_positions = MiniSplitjoin.split_at(positions)

-- Call post-hooks to tweak splits. Add right bracket for easier hook code.

local last = split_positions[#split_positions]

local last_next_line = vim.fn.getline(last.line + 1)

local new_col = MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part(last_next_line):len() + 1

table.insert(split_positions, { line = last.line + 1, col = new_col })

for _, hook in ipairs(opts.split.hooks_post) do

split_positions = hook(split_positions)

end

return split_positions

end

--- Join arguments

---

--- Overview:

--- - Detect region: either by using supplied `opts.region` or by finding smallest

--- bracketed region surrounding input position (cursor position by default).

--- See |MiniSplitjoin.config.detect| for more details.

---

--- - Compute join positions to be line ends of all but last region lines.

--- Note: stop if no join positions are found.

---

--- - Apply all hooks from `opts.join.hooks_pre`. Each is applied on the output

--- of previous one. Input of first hook is join positions from previous step.

--- Output of last one is used as join positions in next step.

---

--- - Join and update join positions with |MiniSplitjoin.join_at()|.

---

--- - Apply all hooks from `opts.join.hooks_post`. Each is applied on the output

--- of previous one. Input of first hook is join positions from previous step

--- plus region's right end for easier hook code.

--- Output of last one is used as function return value.

---

---@param opts __splitjoin_options

---

---@return any Output of last `opts.split.hooks_post` or `nil` of no join positions

--- found. Default: return value of |MiniSplitjoin.join_at()| application.

MiniSplitjoin.join = function(opts)

if H.is_disabled() then return end

opts = H.get_opts(opts)

local region = opts.region or H.find_smallest_bracket_region(opts.position, opts.detect.brackets)

if region == nil then return nil end

local positions = H.find_join_positions(region)

if #positions == 0 then return nil end

-- Call pre-hooks

for _, hook in ipairs(opts.join.hooks_pre) do

positions = hook(positions)

end

-- Join at positions

local join_positions = MiniSplitjoin.join_at(positions)

-- Call post-hooks to tweak joins. Add right bracket for easier hook code.

local last = join_positions[#join_positions]

table.insert(join_positions, { line = last.line, col = last.col + 1 })

for _, hook in ipairs(opts.join.hooks_post) do

join_positions = hook(join_positions)

end

return join_positions

end

--- Generate common hooks

---

--- This is a table with function elements. Call to actually get hook.

---

--- All generated post-hooks return updated versions of their input reflecting

--- changes done inside hook.

---

--- Example for `lua` filetype (place it in 'lua.lua' filetype plugin, |ftplugin|): >lua

---

--- local gen_hook = MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook

--- local curly = { brackets = { '%b{}' } }

---

--- -- Add trailing comma when splitting inside curly brackets

--- local add_comma_curly = gen_hook.add_trailing_separator(curly)

---

--- -- Delete trailing comma when joining inside curly brackets

--- local del_comma_curly = gen_hook.del_trailing_separator(curly)

---

--- -- Pad curly brackets with single space after join

--- local pad_curly = gen_hook.pad_brackets(curly)

---

--- -- Create buffer-local config

--- vim.b.minisplitjoin_config = {

--- split = { hooks_post = { add_comma_curly } },

--- join = { hooks_post = { del_comma_curly, pad_curly } },

--- }

--- <

MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook = {}

--- Generate hook to pad brackets

---

--- This is a join post-hook. Use in `join.hooks_post` of |MiniSplitjoin.config|.

---

---@param opts table|nil Options. Possible fields:

--- - <pad> `(string)` - pad to add after first and before last join positions.

--- Default: `' '` (single space).

--- __splitjoin_hook_brackets

---

---@return function A hook which adds inner pad to first and last join positions and

--- returns updated input join positions.

MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook.pad_brackets = function(opts)

opts = opts or {}

local pad = opts.pad or ' '

local brackets = opts.brackets or H.get_opts(opts).detect.brackets

local n_pad = pad:len()

return function(join_positions)

-- Act only on actual join

local n_pos = #join_positions

if n_pos == 0 or pad == '' then return join_positions end

-- Act only if brackets are matched. First join position should be exactly

-- on left bracket, last - just before right bracket.

local first, last = join_positions[1], join_positions[n_pos]

local brackets_matched = H.is_positions_inside_brackets(first, last, brackets)

if not brackets_matched then return join_positions end

-- Pad only in case of non-trivial join

if first.line == last.line and (last.col - first.col) <= 1 then return join_positions end

-- Add pad after left and before right edges

H.set_text(first.line - 1, last.col - 1, first.line - 1, last.col - 1, { pad })

H.set_text(first.line - 1, first.col, first.line - 1, first.col, { pad })

-- Update `join_positions` to reflect text change

-- - Account for left pad

for i = 2, n_pos do

join_positions[i].col = join_positions[i].col + n_pad

end

-- - Account for right pad

join_positions[n_pos].col = join_positions[n_pos].col + n_pad

return join_positions

end

end

--- Generate hook to add trailing separator

---

--- This is a split post-hook. Use in `split.hooks_post` of |MiniSplitjoin.config|.

---

---@param opts table|nil Options. Possible fields:

--- - <sep> `(string)` - separator to add before last split position.

--- Default: `','`.

--- __splitjoin_hook_brackets

---

---@return function A hook which adds separator before last split position and

--- returns updated input split positions.

MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook.add_trailing_separator = function(opts)

opts = opts or {}

local sep = opts.sep or ','

local brackets = opts.brackets or H.get_opts(opts).detect.brackets

return function(split_positions)

-- Add only in case there is at least one argument

local n_pos = #split_positions

if n_pos < 3 then return split_positions end

-- Act only if brackets are matched

local first, last = split_positions[1], split_positions[n_pos]

local brackets_matched = H.is_positions_inside_brackets(first, last, brackets)

if not brackets_matched then return split_positions end

-- Act only if there is no trailing separator already

local target_line = vim.fn.getline(last.line - 1)

local target_col = target_line:find(vim.pesc(sep) .. '$')

if target_col ~= nil then return split_positions end

-- Add trailing separator

local col = target_line:len()

H.set_text(last.line - 2, col, last.line - 2, col, { sep })

-- Don't update `split_positions`, as appending to line has no effect

return split_positions

end

end

--- Generate hook to delete trailing separator

---

--- This is a join post-hook. Use in `join.hooks_post` of |MiniSplitjoin.config|.

---

---@param opts table|nil Options. Possible fields:

--- - <sep> `(string)` - separator to remove before last join position.

--- Default: `','`.

--- __splitjoin_hook_brackets

---

---@return function A hook which adds separator before last split position and

--- returns updated input split positions.

MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook.del_trailing_separator = function(opts)

opts = opts or {}

local sep = opts.sep or ','

local brackets = opts.brackets or H.get_opts(opts).detect.brackets

local n_sep = sep:len()

return function(join_positions)

-- Act only on actual join

local n_pos = #join_positions

if n_pos == 0 then return join_positions end

-- Act only if brackets are matched

local first, last = join_positions[1], join_positions[n_pos]

local brackets_matched = H.is_positions_inside_brackets(first, last, brackets)

if not brackets_matched then return join_positions end

-- Act only if there is matched trailing separator

local target_line = vim.fn.getline(last.line):sub(1, last.col - 1)

local target_col = target_line:find(vim.pesc(sep) .. '%s*$')

if target_col == nil then return join_positions end

-- Remove trailing separator

H.set_text(last.line - 1, target_col - 1, last.line - 1, target_col - 1 + n_sep, {})

-- Update `join_positions` to reflect text change. Update last as it moved.

-- Do not update second to last because it didn't affect what was tracked.

join_positions[n_pos] = { line = last.line, col = last.col - n_sep }

return join_positions

end

end

--- Split at positions

---

--- Overview:

--- - For each position move all characters after it to next line and make it have

--- same indent as current one (see |MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part()|).

--- Also remove trailing whitespace at position line.

---

--- - Increase indent of inner lines by a single pad: tab in case of |noexpandtab|

--- or |shiftwidth()| number of spaces otherwise.

---

--- Notes:

--- - Cursor is adjusted to follow text updates.

--- - Use output of this function to keep track of input positions.

---

---@param positions table Array of positions at which to perform split.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin-glossary| for their structure. Note: they don't have

--- to be ordered, but first and last ones will be used to infer lines for

--- which indent will be increased.

---

---@return table Array of new positions to where input `positions` were moved.

MiniSplitjoin.split_at = function(positions)

local n_pos = #positions

if n_pos == 0 then return {} end

-- Cache values that might change

local cursor_extmark = H.put_extmark_at_positions({ H.get_cursor_pos() })[1]

local input_extmarks = H.put_extmark_at_positions(positions)

-- Split at extmark positions

for i = 1, n_pos do

H.split_at_extmark(input_extmarks[i])

end

-- Increase indent of inner lines

local first_new_pos = H.get_extmark_pos(input_extmarks[1])

local last_new_pos = H.get_extmark_pos(input_extmarks[n_pos])

H.increase_indent(first_new_pos.line + 1, last_new_pos.line)

-- Put cursor back on tracked position

H.put_cursor_at_extmark(cursor_extmark)

-- Reconstruct input positions

local res = vim.tbl_map(H.get_extmark_pos, input_extmarks)

vim.api.nvim_buf_clear_namespace(0, H.ns_id, 0, -1)

return res

end

--- Join at positions

---

--- Overview:

--- - For each position join its line with the next line. Joining is done by

--- replacing trailing whitespace of the line and indent of its next line

--- (see |MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part()|) with a pad string (single space except

--- empty string for first and last positions). To adjust this, use hooks

--- (for example, see |MiniSplitjoin.gen_hook.pad_brackets()|).

---

--- Notes:

--- - Cursor is adjusted to follow text updates.

--- - Use output of this function to keep track of input positions.

---

---@param positions table Array of positions at which to perform join.

--- See |MiniSplitjoin-glossary| for their structure. Note: they don't have

--- to be ordered, but first and last ones will have different pad string.

---

---@return table Array of new positions to where input `positions` were moved.

MiniSplitjoin.join_at = function(positions)

local n_pos = #positions

if n_pos == 0 then return {} end

-- Cache values that might change

local cursor_extmark = H.put_extmark_at_positions({ H.get_cursor_pos() })[1]

local input_extmarks = H.put_extmark_at_positions(positions)

-- Join at positions which are changing following extmarks

for i = 1, n_pos do

local cur_pad_string = (i == 1 or i == n_pos) and '' or ' '

H.join_at_extmark(input_extmarks[i], cur_pad_string)

end

-- Put cursor back on tracked position

H.put_cursor_at_extmark(cursor_extmark)

-- Reconstruct input positions

local res = vim.tbl_map(H.get_extmark_pos, input_extmarks)

vim.api.nvim_buf_clear_namespace(0, H.ns_id, 0, -1)

return res

end

--- Get previous visual region

---

--- Get previous visual selection using |`<| and |`>| marks in the format of

--- region (see |MiniSplitjoin-glossary|). Used in Visual mode mappings.

---

--- Note:

--- - Both marks are included in region, so for better

--- - In linewise Visual mode

---

---@return table A region. See |MiniSplitjoin-glossary| for exact structure.

MiniSplitjoin.get_visual_region = function()

local from_pos, to_pos = vim.fn.getpos("'<"), vim.fn.getpos("'>")

local from, to = { line = from_pos[2], col = from_pos[3] }, { line = to_pos[2], col = to_pos[3] }

-- Tweak for linewise Visual selection

if vim.fn.visualmode() == 'V' then

from.col, to.col = 1, vim.fn.col({ to.line, '$' }) - 1

end

return { from = from, to = to }

end

--- Get string's indent part

---

---@param line string String for which to compute indent.

---@param respect_comments boolean|nil Whether to respect comments as indent part.

--- Default: `true`.

---

---@return string Part of input representing line's indent. Can be empty string.

--- Use `string.len()` to compute indent in bytes.

MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part = function(line, respect_comments)

if respect_comments == nil then respect_comments = true end

if not respect_comments then return line:match('^%s*') end

-- Make it respect various comment leaders

local comment_indent = H.get_comment_indent(line, H.get_comment_leaders())

if comment_indent ~= '' then return comment_indent end

return line:match('^%s*')

end

--- Operator for Normal mode mappings

---

--- Main function to be used in expression mappings. No need to use it

--- directly, everything is setup in |MiniSplitjoin.setup()|.

---

---@param task string Name of task.

MiniSplitjoin.operator = function(task)

local is_init_call = task == 'toggle' or task == 'split' or task == 'join'

if not is_init_call then

MiniSplitjoin[H.cache.operator_task]()

return ''

end

if H.is_disabled() then

-- Using `<Esc>` prevents moving cursor caused by current implementation

-- detail of adding `' '` inside expression mapping

return [[\<Esc>]]

end

H.cache.operator_task = task

vim.o.operatorfunc = 'v:lua.MiniSplitjoin.operator'

return 'g@'

end

-- Helper data ================================================================

-- Module default config

H.default_config = vim.deepcopy(MiniSplitjoin.config)

H.ns_id = vim.api.nvim_create_namespace('MiniSplitjoin')

H.cache = { operator_task = nil }

-- Helper functionality =======================================================

-- Settings -------------------------------------------------------------------

H.setup_config = function(config)

H.check_type('config', config, 'table', true)

config = vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', vim.deepcopy(H.default_config), config or {})

H.check_type('mappings', config.mappings, 'table')

H.check_type('mappings.toggle', config.mappings.toggle, 'string', true)

H.check_type('mappings.split', config.mappings.split, 'string')

H.check_type('mappings.join', config.mappings.join, 'string', true)

H.check_type('detect', config.detect, 'table')

H.check_type('detect.brackets', config.detect.brackets, 'table', true)

H.check_type('detect.separator', config.detect.separator, 'string')

H.check_type('detect.exclude_regions', config.detect.exclude_regions, 'table', true)

H.check_type('split', config.split, 'table')

H.check_type('split.hooks_pre', config.split.hooks_pre, 'table')

H.check_type('split.hooks_post', config.split.hooks_post, 'table')

H.check_type('join', config.join, 'table')

H.check_type('join.hooks_pre', config.join.hooks_pre, 'table')

H.check_type('join.hooks_post', config.join.hooks_post, 'table')

return config

end

--stylua: ignore

H.apply_config = function(config)

MiniSplitjoin.config = config

-- Make mappings

local maps = config.mappings

H.map('n', maps.toggle, 'v:lua.MiniSplitjoin.operator("toggle") . " "', { expr = true, desc = 'Toggle arguments' })

H.map('n', maps.split, 'v:lua.MiniSplitjoin.operator("split") . " "', { expr = true, desc = 'Split arguments' })

H.map('n', maps.join, 'v:lua.MiniSplitjoin.operator("join") . " "', { expr = true, desc = 'Join arguments' })

H.map('x', maps.toggle, ':<C-u>lua MiniSplitjoin.toggle({ region = MiniSplitjoin.get_visual_region() })<CR>', { desc = 'Toggle arguments' })

H.map('x', maps.split, ':<C-u>lua MiniSplitjoin.split({ region = MiniSplitjoin.get_visual_region() })<CR>', { desc = 'Split arguments' })

H.map('x', maps.join, ':<C-u>lua MiniSplitjoin.join({ region = MiniSplitjoin.get_visual_region() })<CR>', { desc = 'Join arguments' })

end

H.is_disabled = function() return vim.g.minisplitjoin_disable == true or vim.b.minisplitjoin_disable == true end

H.get_config = function(config)

return vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', MiniSplitjoin.config, vim.b.minisplitjoin_config or {}, config or {})

end

H.get_opts = function(opts)

opts = opts or {}

-- Infer detect options. Can't use usual `vim.tbl_deep_extend()` because it

-- doesn't work properly on arrays

local default_detect = {

brackets = { '%b()', '%b[]', '%b{}' },

separator = ',',

exclude_regions = { '%b()', '%b[]', '%b{}', '%b""', "%b''" },

}

local config = H.get_config()

return {

position = opts.position or H.get_cursor_pos(),

region = opts.region,

-- Extend `detect` not deeply to avoid unwanted values from longer defaults

detect = vim.tbl_extend('force', default_detect, config.detect, opts.detect or {}),

split = vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', config.split, opts.split or {}),

join = vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', config.join, opts.join or {}),

}

end

-- Split ----------------------------------------------------------------------

H.split_at_extmark = function(extmark_id)

local pos = H.get_extmark_pos(extmark_id)

-- Split

H.set_text(pos.line - 1, pos.col, pos.line - 1, pos.col, { '', '' })

-- Remove trailing whitespace on split line

local split_line = vim.fn.getline(pos.line)

local start_of_trailspace = split_line:find('%s*$')

H.set_text(pos.line - 1, start_of_trailspace - 1, pos.line - 1, split_line:len(), {})

-- Adjust indent on new line

local cur_indent = MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part(vim.fn.getline(pos.line + 1))

local new_indent = MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part(split_line)

H.set_text(pos.line, 0, pos.line, cur_indent:len(), { new_indent })

end

H.find_split_positions = function(region, separator, exclude_regions)

local sep_positions = H.find_separator_positions(region, separator, exclude_regions)

local n_pos = #sep_positions

sep_positions[n_pos].col = sep_positions[n_pos].col - 1

return sep_positions

end

-- Join -----------------------------------------------------------------------

H.join_at_extmark = function(extmark_id, pad)

local line_num = H.get_extmark_pos(extmark_id).line

if vim.api.nvim_buf_line_count(0) <= line_num then return end

-- Join by replacing trailing whitespace of current line and indent of next

-- one with `pad`

local lines = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_lines(0, line_num - 1, line_num + 1, true)

local above_start_col = lines[1]:len() - lines[1]:match('%s*$'):len()

local below_end_col = MiniSplitjoin.get_indent_part(lines[2]):len()

H.set_text(line_num - 1, above_start_col, line_num, below_end_col, { pad })

end

H.find_join_positions = function(region, separator, exclude_regions)

local lines = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_lines(0, region.from.line - 1, region.to.line, true)

-- Join whole region into single line

local res = {}

local init_line = region.from.line - 1

for i = 1, #lines - 1 do

table.insert(res, { line = init_line + i, col = lines[i]:len() })

end

return res

end

-- Detect ---------------------------------------------------------------------

H.find_smallest_bracket_region = function(position, brackets)

local neigh = H.get_neighborhood()

local cur_offset = neigh.pos_to_offset(position)

local best_span = H.find_smallest_covering(neigh['1d'], cur_offset, brackets)

if best_span == nil then return nil end

return neigh.span_to_region(best_span)

end

H.find_smallest_covering = function(line, ref_offset, patterns)

local res, min_width = nil, math.huge

for _, pattern in ipairs(patterns) do

local cur_init = 0

local left, right = string.find(line, pattern, cur_init)

while left do

if left <= ref_offset and ref_offset <= right and (right - left) < min_width then

res, min_width = { from = left, to = right }, right - left

end

cur_init = left + 1

left, right = string.find(line, pattern, cur_init)

end

end

return res

end

H.find_separator_positions = function(region, separator, exclude_regions)

if separator == '' then return { region.from, region.to } end

local neigh = H.get_neighborhood()

local region_span = neigh.region_to_span(region)

local region_s = neigh['1d']:sub(region_span.from, region_span.to)

-- Match separator endings

local seps = {}

region_s:gsub(separator .. '()', function(r) table.insert(seps, r - 1) end)

-- Remove separators that are in excluded regions.

local inner_string, forbidden = region_s:sub(2, -2), {}

local add_to_forbidden = function(l, r) table.insert(forbidden, { from = l + 1, to = r }) end

for _, pat in ipairs(exclude_regions) do

inner_string:gsub('()' .. pat .. '()', add_to_forbidden)

end

-- - Also exclude trailing separator

inner_string:gsub('()' .. separator .. '%s*()$', add_to_forbidden)

local sub_offsets = vim.tbl_filter(function(x) return not H.is_offset_inside_spans(x, forbidden) end, seps)

-- Treat enclosing brackets as separators

if region_s:len() > 2 then

-- Use only last bracket in case of empty brackets

table.insert(sub_offsets, 1, 1)

end

table.insert(sub_offsets, region_s:len())

-- Convert offsets to positions

local start_offset = region_span.from

return vim.tbl_map(function(sub_off) return neigh.offset_to_pos(start_offset + sub_off - 1) end, sub_offsets)

end

H.is_offset_inside_spans = function(ref_point, spans)

for _, span in ipairs(spans) do

if span.from <= ref_point and ref_point <= span.to then return true end

end

return false

end

H.is_positions_inside_brackets = function(from_pos, to_pos, brackets)

local text_lines = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_text(0, from_pos.line - 1, from_pos.col - 1, to_pos.line - 1, to_pos.col, {})

local text = table.concat(text_lines, '\n')

for _, b in ipairs(brackets) do

if text:find('^' .. b .. '$') ~= nil then return true end

end

return false

end

H.is_char_at_position = function(position, char)

local present_char = vim.fn.getline(position.line):sub(position.col, position.col)

return present_char == char

end

-- Simplified version of "neighborhood" from 'mini.ai':

-- - Use whol buffer.

-- - No empty regions or spans.

--

-- NOTEs:

-- - `region = { from = { line = a, col = b }, to = { line = c, col = d } }`.

-- End-inclusive charwise selection. All `a`, `b`, `c`, `d` are 1-indexed.

-- - `offset` is the number between 1 to `neigh1d:len()`.

H.get_neighborhood = function()

local neigh2d = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_lines(0, 0, -1, false)

-- Append 'newline' character to distinguish between lines in 1d case

-- (crucial for handling empty lines)

for k, v in pairs(neigh2d) do

neigh2d[k] = v .. '\n'

end

local neigh1d = table.concat(neigh2d, '')

local n_lines = #neigh2d

-- Compute offsets for just before line starts

local line_offsets = {}

local cur_offset = 0

for i = 1, n_lines do

line_offsets[i] = cur_offset

cur_offset = cur_offset + neigh2d[i]:len()

end

-- Convert 2d buffer position to 1d offset

local pos_to_offset = function(pos) return line_offsets[pos.line] + pos.col end

-- Convert 1d offset to 2d buffer position

local offset_to_pos = function(offset)

for i = 1, n_lines - 1 do

if line_offsets[i] < offset and offset <= line_offsets[i + 1] then

return { line = i, col = offset - line_offsets[i] }

end

end

return { line = n_lines, col = offset - line_offsets[n_lines] }

end

-- Convert 2d region to 1d span

local region_to_span = function(region) return { from = pos_to_offset(region.from), to = pos_to_offset(region.to) } end

-- Convert 1d span to 2d region

local span_to_region = function(span) return { from = offset_to_pos(span.from), to = offset_to_pos(span.to) } end

return {

['1d'] = neigh1d,

['2d'] = neigh2d,

pos_to_offset = pos_to_offset,

offset_to_pos = offset_to_pos,

region_to_span = region_to_span,

span_to_region = span_to_region,

}

end

-- Extmarks -------------------------------------------------------------------

H.put_extmark_at_positions = function(positions)

return vim.tbl_map(