Struct broot::pattern::TokPattern

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pub struct TokPattern { /* private fields */ }
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a list of tokens we want to find, non overlapping and in any order, in strings

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src/pattern/pattern.rs (line 58)
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    pub fn new(
        raw_expr: &BeTree<PatternOperator, PatternParts>,
        search_modes: &SearchModeMap,
        content_search_max_file_size: usize,
    ) -> Result<Self, PatternError> {
        let expr: BeTree<PatternOperator, Pattern> = raw_expr
            .try_map_atoms::<_, PatternError, _>(|pattern_parts| {
                let core = pattern_parts.core();
                Ok(
                    if core.is_empty() {
                        Pattern::None
                    } else {
                        let parts_mode = pattern_parts.mode();
                        let mode = search_modes.search_mode(parts_mode)?;
                        let flags = pattern_parts.flags();
                        match mode {
                            SearchMode::NameExact => Self::NameExact(
                                ExactPattern::from(core)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::NameFuzzy => Self::NameFuzzy(
                                FuzzyPattern::from(core)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::NameRegex => Self::NameRegex(
                                RegexPattern::from(core, flags.unwrap_or(""))?
                            ),
                            SearchMode::NameTokens => Self::NameTokens(
                                TokPattern::new(core)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::PathExact => Self::PathExact(
                                ExactPattern::from(core)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::PathFuzzy => Self::PathFuzzy(
                                FuzzyPattern::from(core)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::PathRegex => Self::PathRegex(
                                RegexPattern::from(core, flags.unwrap_or(""))?
                            ),
                            SearchMode::PathTokens => Self::PathTokens(
                                TokPattern::new(core)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::ContentExact => Self::ContentExact(
                                ContentExactPattern::new(core, content_search_max_file_size)
                            ),
                            SearchMode::ContentRegex => Self::ContentRegex(
                                ContentRegexPattern::new(
                                    core,
                                    flags.unwrap_or(""),
                                    content_search_max_file_size,
                                )?
                            ),
                        }
                    }
                )
            })?;
        Ok(if expr.is_empty() {
            Pattern::None
        } else if expr.is_atomic() {
            expr.atoms().pop().unwrap()
        } else {
            Self::Composite(CompositePattern::new(expr))
        })
    }

an “empty” pattern is one which accepts everything because it has no discriminant

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src/pattern/pattern.rs (line 206)
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    pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool {
        match self {
            Self::NameExact(ep) | Self::PathExact(ep) => ep.is_empty(),
            Self::ContentExact(ep) => ep.is_empty(),
            Self::NameFuzzy(fp) | Self::PathFuzzy(fp) => fp.is_empty(),
            Self::NameRegex(rp) | Self::PathRegex(rp) => rp.is_empty(),
            Self::ContentRegex(rp) => rp.is_empty(),
            Self::NameTokens(tp) | Self::PathTokens(tp) => tp.is_empty(),
            Self::Composite(cp) => cp.is_empty(),
            Self::None => true,
        }
    }

note that it should not be called on empty patterns

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src/pattern/pattern.rs (line 125)
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    pub fn search_string(
        &self,
        candidate: &str,
    ) -> Option<NameMatch> {
        match self {
            Self::NameExact(ep) | Self::PathExact(ep) => ep.find(candidate),
            Self::NameFuzzy(fp) | Self::PathFuzzy(fp) => fp.find(candidate),
            Self::NameRegex(rp) | Self::PathRegex(rp) => rp.find(candidate),
            Self::NameTokens(tp) | Self::PathTokens(tp) => tp.find(candidate),
            Self::Composite(cp) => cp.search_string(candidate),
            _ => None,
        }
    }

compute the score of the best match Note that it should not be called on empty patterns

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src/pattern/pattern.rs (line 164)
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    pub fn score_of(&self, candidate: Candidate) -> Option<i32> {
        match self {
            Self::NameExact(ep) => ep.score_of(candidate.name),
            Self::NameFuzzy(fp) => fp.score_of(candidate.name),
            Self::NameRegex(rp) => rp.find(candidate.name).map(|m| m.score),
            Self::NameTokens(tp) => tp.score_of(candidate.name),
            Self::PathExact(ep) => ep.score_of(candidate.subpath),
            Self::PathFuzzy(fp) => fp.score_of(candidate.subpath),
            Self::PathRegex(rp) => rp.find(candidate.subpath).map(|m| m.score),
            Self::PathTokens(tp) => tp.score_of(candidate.subpath),
            Self::ContentExact(cp) => cp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::ContentRegex(cp) => cp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::Composite(cp) => cp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::None => Some(1),
        }
    }

    pub fn score_of_string(&self, candidate: &str) -> Option<i32> {
        match self {
            Self::NameExact(ep) => ep.score_of(candidate),
            Self::NameFuzzy(fp) => fp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::NameRegex(rp) => rp.find(candidate).map(|m| m.score),
            Self::NameTokens(tp) => tp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::PathExact(ep) => ep.score_of(candidate),
            Self::PathFuzzy(fp) => fp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::PathRegex(rp) => rp.find(candidate).map(|m| m.score),
            Self::PathTokens(tp) => tp.score_of(candidate),
            Self::ContentExact(_) => None, // this isn't suitable
            Self::ContentRegex(_) => None, // this isn't suitable
            Self::Composite(cp) => cp.score_of_string(candidate),
            Self::None => Some(1),
        }
    }

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