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nvim/lua/ow/dap/hover/content.lua
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-- Highlighted text content builder for DAP tree display
local log = require("ow.log")
---@class ow.dap.hover.content.Capture
---@field start_col integer
---@field end_col integer
---@field text string
---@field group string
---@field priority integer
---@class ow.dap.hover.Highlight
---@field group string Highlight group name
---@field start_col integer Start column (0-indexed)
---@field end_col integer End column (0-indexed)
---@class ow.dap.hover.Content
---@field text string The complete text content
---@field highlights ow.dap.hover.Highlight[] List of highlights to apply
---@field _current_col integer Current column position (for building)
local Content = {}
Content.__index = Content
---Create new highlighted content
---@return ow.dap.hover.Content
function Content.new()
return setmetatable({
text = "",
highlights = {},
_current_col = 0,
}, Content)
end
---Add text with optional highlighting
---@param text string Text to add
---@param highlight_group? string Optional highlight group
function Content:add(text, highlight_group)
local start_col = self._current_col
local end_col = start_col + #text
self.text = self.text .. text
self._current_col = end_col
if highlight_group then
table.insert(self.highlights, {
group = highlight_group,
start_col = start_col,
end_col = end_col,
})
end
end
---Add text with tree-sitter syntax highlighting
---@param text string The text to highlight
---@param lang string Language for tree-sitter
function Content:add_with_treesitter(text, lang)
local start_col = self._current_col
-- First, just add the text normally
self:add(text)
-- Then apply tree-sitter highlights on top
local ok, parser = pcall(vim.treesitter.get_string_parser, text, lang)
if not ok or not parser then
return
end
local tree = parser:parse()[1]
if not tree then
return
end
local query = vim.treesitter.query.get(lang, "highlights")
if not query then
return
end
-- Add highlights for all captures (overlapping is fine)
for id, node in query:iter_captures(tree:root(), text, 0, -1) do
local capture_name = query.captures[id]
local start_row, start_col_rel, end_row, end_col_rel = node:range()
-- TODO: keep track of text as lines instead, so we can handle multiline
-- highlights
if start_row == end_row then -- Single line only
-- Convert to absolute column positions
local abs_start_col = start_col + start_col_rel
local abs_end_col = start_col + end_col_rel
-- Add the highlight
table.insert(self.highlights, {
group = "@" .. capture_name,
start_col = abs_start_col,
end_col = abs_end_col,
})
end
end
end
---Add a newline and reset column tracking
function Content:newline()
self:add("\n")
self._current_col = 0
end
---Get the lines as a table
---@return string[]
function Content:get_lines()
return vim.split(self.text, "\n", { trimempty = true })
end
---Apply highlights to a buffer
---@param ns_id integer
---@param buf integer Buffer handle
---@param line_offset? integer Line offset to apply highlights at (default 0)
function Content:apply_highlights(ns_id, buf, line_offset)
line_offset = line_offset or 0
local lines = self:get_lines()
local current_line = 0
local line_start_col = 0
for _, highlight in ipairs(self.highlights) do
-- Find which line this highlight belongs to
while
current_line < #lines - 1
and highlight.start_col
>= line_start_col + #lines[current_line + 1] + 1
do
line_start_col = line_start_col + #lines[current_line + 1] + 1 -- +1 for newline
current_line = current_line + 1
end
-- Calculate column positions relative to line start
local start_col = highlight.start_col - line_start_col
local end_col = highlight.end_col - line_start_col
-- Apply highlight
vim.hl.range(
buf,
ns_id,
highlight.group,
{ line_offset + current_line, start_col },
{ line_offset + current_line, end_col }
)
end
end
return Content