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some GenericFont code style improvements

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Ell 2021-11-28 00:28:17 +01:00
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MLEM/Font/GenericFont.cs
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@ -16,17 +16,17 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
/// <summary>
/// This field holds the unicode representation of a one em space.
/// This is a character that isn't drawn, but has the same width as <see cref="LineHeight"/>.
/// Whereas a regular <see cref="SpriteFont"/> would have to explicitly support this character for width calculations, generic fonts implicitly support it in <see cref="MeasureString"/>.
/// Whereas a regular <see cref="SpriteFont"/> would have to explicitly support this character for width calculations, generic fonts implicitly support it in <see cref="MeasureString(string,bool)"/>.
/// </summary>
public const char OneEmSpace = '\u2003';
/// <summary>
/// This field holds the unicode representation of a non-breaking space.
/// Whereas a regular <see cref="SpriteFont"/> would have to explicitly support this character for width calculations, generic fonts implicitly support it in <see cref="MeasureString"/>.
/// Whereas a regular <see cref="SpriteFont"/> would have to explicitly support this character for width calculations, generic fonts implicitly support it in <see cref="MeasureString(string,bool)"/>.
/// </summary>
public const char Nbsp = '\u00A0';
/// <summary>
/// This field holds the unicode representation of a zero-width space.
/// Whereas a regular <see cref="SpriteFont"/> would have to explicitly support this character for width calculations and string splitting, generic fonts implicitly support it in <see cref="MeasureString"/> and <see cref="SplitString"/>.
/// Whereas a regular <see cref="SpriteFont"/> would have to explicitly support this character for width calculations and string splitting, generic fonts implicitly support it in <see cref="MeasureString(string,bool)"/> and <see cref="SplitString"/>.
/// </summary>
public const char Zwsp = '\u200B';
@ -46,18 +46,9 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
/// </summary>
public abstract float LineHeight { get; }
private readonly Func<int, GenericFont> identity;
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new generic font with the default settings
/// </summary>
public GenericFont() {
this.identity = i => this;
}
/// <summary>
/// Measures the width of the given character with the default scale for use in <see cref="MeasureString"/>.
/// Note that this method does not support <see cref="Nbsp"/>, <see cref="Zwsp"/> and <see cref="OneEmSpace"/> for most generic fonts, which is why <see cref="MeasureString"/> should be used even for single characters.
/// Measures the width of the given character with the default scale for use in <see cref="MeasureString(string,bool)"/>.
/// Note that this method does not support <see cref="Nbsp"/>, <see cref="Zwsp"/> and <see cref="OneEmSpace"/> for most generic fonts, which is why <see cref="MeasureString(string,bool)"/> should be used even for single characters.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="c">The character whose width to calculate</param>
/// <returns>The width of the given character with the default scale</returns>
@ -98,7 +89,7 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
/// <param name="ignoreTrailingSpaces">Whether trailing whitespace should be ignored in the returned size, causing the end of each line to be effectively trimmed</param>
/// <returns>The size of the string when drawn with this font</returns>
public Vector2 MeasureString(string text, bool ignoreTrailingSpaces = false) {
return MeasureString(this.identity, text, ignoreTrailingSpaces);
return this.MeasureString(text, ignoreTrailingSpaces, null);
}
/// <summary>
@ -112,13 +103,13 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
/// <param name="ellipsis">The characters to add to the end of the string if it is too long</param>
/// <returns>The truncated string, or the same string if it is shorter than the maximum width</returns>
public string TruncateString(string text, float width, float scale, bool fromBack = false, string ellipsis = "") {
return TruncateString(this.identity, text, width, scale, fromBack, ellipsis);
return this.TruncateString(text, width, scale, fromBack, ellipsis, null);
}
/// <summary>
/// Splits a string to a given maximum width, adding newline characters between each line.
/// Also splits long words and supports zero-width spaces and takes into account existing newline characters in the passed <paramref name="text"/>.
/// See <see cref="SplitStringSeparate"/> for a method that differentiates between existing newline characters and splits due to maximum width.
/// See <see cref="SplitStringSeparate(string,float,float)"/> for a method that differentiates between existing newline characters and splits due to maximum width.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="text">The text to split into multiple lines</param>
/// <param name="width">The maximum width that each line should have</param>
@ -138,16 +129,16 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
/// <param name="scale">The scale to use for width measurements</param>
/// <returns>The split string as an enumerable of split sections</returns>
public IEnumerable<string> SplitStringSeparate(string text, float width, float scale) {
return SplitStringSeparate(this.identity, text, width, scale);
return this.SplitStringSeparate(text, width, scale, null);
}
internal static Vector2 MeasureString(Func<int, GenericFont> fontFunction, string text, bool ignoreTrailingSpaces) {
internal Vector2 MeasureString(string text, bool ignoreTrailingSpaces, Func<int, GenericFont> fontFunction) {
var size = Vector2.Zero;
if (text.Length <= 0)
return size;
var xOffset = 0F;
for (var i = 0; i < text.Length; i++) {
var font = fontFunction(i);
var font = fontFunction?.Invoke(i) ?? this;
switch (text[i]) {
case '\n':
xOffset = 0;
@ -179,11 +170,11 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
size.X = xOffset;
}
// include the last line's height too!
size.Y += fontFunction(text.Length - 1).LineHeight;
size.Y += (fontFunction?.Invoke(text.Length - 1) ?? this).LineHeight;
return size;
}
internal static string TruncateString(Func<int, GenericFont> fontFunction, string text, float width, float scale, bool fromBack, string ellipsis) {
internal string TruncateString(string text, float width, float scale, bool fromBack, string ellipsis, Func<int, GenericFont> fontFunction) {
var total = new StringBuilder();
for (var i = 0; i < text.Length; i++) {
if (fromBack) {
@ -192,7 +183,8 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
total.Append(text[i]);
}
if (fontFunction(i).MeasureString(total + ellipsis).X * scale >= width) {
var font = fontFunction?.Invoke(i) ?? this;
if (font.MeasureString(total + ellipsis).X * scale >= width) {
if (fromBack) {
return total.Remove(0, 1).Insert(0, ellipsis).ToString();
} else {
@ -203,7 +195,7 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
return total.ToString();
}
internal static IEnumerable<string> SplitStringSeparate(Func<int, GenericFont> fontFunction, string text, float width, float scale) {
internal IEnumerable<string> SplitStringSeparate(string text, float width, float scale, Func<int, GenericFont> fontFunction) {
var currWidth = 0F;
var lastSpaceIndex = -1;
var widthSinceLastSpace = 0F;
@ -217,7 +209,8 @@ namespace MLEM.Font {
widthSinceLastSpace = 0;
currWidth = 0;
} else {
var cWidth = fontFunction(i).MeasureString(c.ToCachedString()).X * scale;
var font = fontFunction?.Invoke(i) ?? this;
var cWidth = font.MeasureString(c.ToCachedString()).X * scale;
if (c == ' ' || c == OneEmSpace || c == Zwsp) {
// remember the location of this (breaking!) space
lastSpaceIndex = curr.Length;

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MLEM/Formatting/TokenizedString.cs
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@ -59,14 +59,14 @@ namespace MLEM.Formatting {
/// <param name="alignment">The text alignment that should be used for width calculations</param>
public void Split(GenericFont font, float width, float scale, TextAlignment alignment = TextAlignment.Left) {
// a split string has the same character count as the input string but with newline characters added
this.modifiedString = string.Join("\n", GenericFont.SplitStringSeparate(i => this.GetFontForIndex(font, i), this.String, width, scale));
this.modifiedString = string.Join("\n", font.SplitStringSeparate(this.String, width, scale, i => this.GetFontForIndex(font, i)));
this.StoreModifiedSubstrings(font, alignment);
}
/// <summary>
/// Truncates this tokenized string, removing any additional characters that exceed the length from the displayed string.
/// Note that a tokenized string can be re-truncated without losing any of its actual data, as this operation merely modifies the <see cref="DisplayString"/>.
/// <seealso cref="GenericFont.TruncateString"/>
/// <seealso cref="GenericFont.TruncateString(string,float,float,bool,string)"/>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="font">The font to use for width calculations</param>
/// <param name="width">The maximum width, in display pixels based on the font and scale</param>
@ -74,13 +74,13 @@ namespace MLEM.Formatting {
/// <param name="ellipsis">The characters to add to the end of the string if it is too long</param>
/// <param name="alignment">The text alignment that should be used for width calculations</param>
public void Truncate(GenericFont font, float width, float scale, string ellipsis = "", TextAlignment alignment = TextAlignment.Left) {
this.modifiedString = GenericFont.TruncateString(i => this.GetFontForIndex(font, i), this.String, width, scale, false, ellipsis);
this.modifiedString = font.TruncateString(this.String, width, scale, false, ellipsis, i => this.GetFontForIndex(font, i));
this.StoreModifiedSubstrings(font, alignment);
}
/// <inheritdoc cref="GenericFont.MeasureString(string,bool)"/>
public Vector2 Measure(GenericFont font) {
return GenericFont.MeasureString(i => this.GetFontForIndex(font, i), this.DisplayString, false);
return font.MeasureString(this.DisplayString, false, i => this.GetFontForIndex(font, i));
}
/// <summary>