hjkl_ex/effect.rs
1/// Describes what the caller should do after an ex command runs.
2///
3/// Variants that mutate editor state (substitute, goto-line, clear-highlight)
4/// are applied in-place inside the dispatcher; everything else is returned so
5/// the host loop can act on it.
6#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)]
7pub enum ExEffect {
8 /// The `:s/pat/rep/c` (or `/gc`) flag triggered interactive confirm-mode.
9 ///
10 /// The caller should enter a per-match prompt loop: display each match,
11 /// ask `y/n/a/q/l`, then apply the accepted subset via
12 /// [`hjkl_engine::apply_collected_matches`].
13 SubstituteConfirm {
14 /// All candidate matches in document order (low row first).
15 matches: Vec<hjkl_engine::SubstituteMatch>,
16 },
17 /// Nothing happened (empty input or no-op effect).
18 None,
19 /// Save the current buffer to the current filename.
20 Save,
21 /// Save to a specific path (`:w <path>`). The caller updates its
22 /// `filename` field so future `:w` writes there.
23 SaveAs(String),
24 /// Quit (`:q`, `:q!`, `:wq`, `:x`).
25 Quit { force: bool, save: bool },
26 /// Unknown command — caller should surface as an error toast.
27 Unknown(String),
28 /// Substitution finished — report replacement count and lines changed.
29 Substituted { count: usize, lines_changed: usize },
30 /// A no-op response for successful commands that don't need a side
31 /// effect but should not be reported as unknown (e.g. `:noh`).
32 Ok,
33 /// Surface an informational message (single-line or unclassified multi-line).
34 Info(String),
35 /// Surface a titled multi-line listing (`:reg`, `:marks`, `:jumps`, `:changes`).
36 ///
37 /// The `title` is a static label used by the host to open a named info
38 /// popup without brittle header-prefix string matching.
39 InfoTitled {
40 /// Short human-readable label for the popup window (e.g. `"registers"`).
41 title: &'static str,
42 /// Full body text, newline-separated.
43 content: String,
44 },
45 /// Surface an error message (syntax error, bad pattern, …).
46 Error(String),
47 /// `:e <path>` / `:edit <path>` — open a different file in the current
48 /// window. An empty `path` means reload the current buffer.
49 EditFile { path: String, force: bool },
50 /// `:bd[!]` / `:bw[!]` — close the current buffer.
51 /// `wipe = true` for `:bwipeout`; `force = true` when `!` was given.
52 BufferDelete { force: bool, wipe: bool },
53 /// `:put [{reg}]` / `:pu [{reg}]` — paste register contents as a new
54 /// line below (or above when `above = true`) the cursor.
55 PutRegister { reg: char, above: bool },
56 /// `:saveas {path}` / `:sav {path}` — write buffer to `path` AND rename
57 /// the buffer identity so future `:w` writes there.
58 /// Distinct from `SaveAs` (`:w <path>`) which writes elsewhere but keeps
59 /// the buffer's own filename unchanged.
60 SaveAndRename { path: String },
61 /// `:file {name}` — rename the current buffer in-memory without writing.
62 RenameBuffer { name: String },
63 /// `:cd [{path}]` — change the working directory. An empty path means
64 /// `$HOME`. The directory change is applied inside the handler; the new
65 /// path is surfaced so the host can update its status-line / title.
66 Cwd(String),
67 /// `:redraw[!]` — signal the host to repaint on the next frame.
68 /// When `clear` is `true` (`:redraw!`) the host should clear the terminal
69 /// before repainting. `:redraw` (no `!`) requests a plain repaint without
70 /// clearing.
71 Redraw { clear: bool },
72 /// `:preserve` — force-write the swap file for the active buffer
73 /// immediately, regardless of the `updatetime` idle timer.
74 Preserve,
75 /// `:recover [file]` — explicitly trigger swap-file recovery.
76 ///
77 /// An empty `path` means recover the current buffer's swap.
78 /// A non-empty `path` means open that file and force recovery on it.
79 Recover(String),
80}