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1 | Application
2 | Autosave
3 | Canvas
4 | Color Model
5 | Color Prefs
6 | Color
7 | Comment Box
8 | Editor Snip
9 | Editor
10 | Exit
11 | Finder
12 | Frame
13 | Group
14 | GUI Utilities
15 | Handler
16 | Icon
17 | Keymap
18 | Menu
19 | Mode
20 | Number Snip
21 | Panel
22 | Pasteboard
23 | Path Utils
24 | Preferences
25 | Preferences, Textual
26 | Scheme
27 | Text
28 | Test
29 | Version
| Index

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editor: basic<%>
has-focus?
local-edit-sequence?
run-after-edit-sequence
get-top-level-window
save-file-out-of-date?
save-file/ gui-error
load-file/ gui-error
on-close
can-close?
close
get-filename/ untitled-name
get-pos/ text
editor: basic-mixin
can-save-file?
after-save-file
after-load-file
on-focus
on-edit-sequence
after-edit-sequence
on-new-box
on-new-image-snip
get-file
put-file
editor: standard-style-list<%>
editor: standard-style-list-mixin
editor: keymap<%>
get-keymaps
editor: keymap-mixin
editor: autowrap<%>
editor: autowrap-mixin
editor: file<%>
get-can-close-parent
update-frame-filename
allow-close-with-no-filename?
user-saves-or-not-modified?
editor: file-mixin
set-filename
can-close?
get-keymaps
editor: backup-autosave<%>
backup?
autosave?
do-autosave
remove-autosave
editor: backup-autosave-mixin
on-save-file
on-close
on-change
set-modified
editor: info<%>
editor: info-mixin
lock
editor: set-default-font-color
editor: get-default-color-style-name
editor: set-standard-style-list-delta
editor: set-standard-style-list-pref-callbacks
editor: get-standard-style-list
editor: add-after-user-keymap

Version: 4.1.4
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### 9`` Editor

editor:basic<%> : interface?

implements: | editor<%>

> Classes matching this interface support the basic editor<%> functionality required by the framework.

> (send an-editor:basic has-focus?) → boolean?

> This function returns #t when the editor has the keyboard focus. It is implemented using: on-focus

> (send an-editor:basic local-edit-sequence?) → boolean?

> Indicates if this editor is in an edit sequence. Enclosing buffer’s edit-sequence status is not considered by this method.

> See begin-edit-sequence and end-edit-sequence for more info about edit sequences.

> (send an-editor:basic run-after-edit-sequence |  | thunk |  |  |  |
> | [ | tag]) |  | → |  | void

> thunk : (-> void)
> tag : (union symbol? |#f|) = |#f|

> This method is used to install callbacks that will be run after any edit-sequence completes.

> The procedure thunk will be called immediately if the edit is not in an edit-sequence. If the edit is in an edit-sequence, it will be called when the edit-sequence completes.

> If tag is a symbol, the thunk is keyed on that symbol, and only one thunk per symbol will be called after the edit-sequence. Specifically, the last call to run-after-edit-sequence’s argument will be called.

> (send an-editor:basic get-top-level-window)
> → (union |#f| (is-a?/c top-level-window<%>))

> Returns the top-level-window<%> currently associated with this buffer.

> This does not work for embedded editors.

> (send an-editor:basic save-file-out-of-date?) → boolean?

> Returns #t if the file on disk has been modified, by some other program.

> (send an-editor:basic save-file/gui-error | [ | filename |
> |  | format |
> |  | show-errors?]) |

> → boolean?
> filename : (union path |#f|) = |#f|

> | format |  | : |  | (union 'guess 'standard 'text 'text-force-cr same copy)
> |  |  | = |  | 'same

> show-errors? : boolean = |#t|

> This method is an alternative to save-file. Rather than showing errors via the original stdout, it opens a dialog with an error message showing the error.

> The result indicates if an error happened (the error has already been shown to the user). It returns #t if no error occurred and #f if an error occurred.

> (send an-editor:basic load-file/gui-error | [ | filename |
> |  | format |
> |  | show-errors?]) |

> → boolean?
> filename : (union string |#f|) = |#f|

> | format |  | : |  | (union 'guess 'standard 'text 'text-force-cr 'same 'copy)
> |  |  | = |  | 'guess

> show-errors? : boolean = |#t|

> This method is an alternative to load-file. Rather than showing errors via the original stdout, it opens a dialog with an error message showing the error.

> The result indicates if an error happened (the error has already been shown to the user). It returns #t if no error occurred and #f if an error occurred.

> (send an-editor:basic on-close) → void

> This method is called when an editor is closed. Typically, this method is called when the frame containing the editor is closed, but in some cases an editor is considered “closed” before the frame it is in is closed (eg, when a tab in DrScheme is closed), and thus on-close will be called at that point.

> See also can-close? and close.

> Does nothing.

> (send an-editor:basic can-close?) → boolean?

> This method is called to query the editor if is okay to close the editor. Although there is no visible effect associated with closing an editor, there may be some cleanup actions that need to be run when the user is finished with the editor (asking if it should be saved, for example).

> See also on-close and close.

> Returns #t.

> (send an-editor:basic close) → boolean?

> This method is merely

> (if (can-close?)
> (begin (on-close) #t)
> #f)

> It is intended as a shorthand, helper method for closing an editor. See also can-close? and on-close.

> (send an-editor:basic get-filename/untitled-name) → string

> Returns the printed version of the filename for this editor. If the editor doesn’t yet have a filename, it returns a symbolic name (something like "Untitled").

> (send an-editor:basic get-pos/text event)

> →

> (or/c false/c (is-a?/c editor<%>))
> (or/c false/c number?)

> event : (is-a?/c mouse-event%)

> This method’s first result is #f when the mouse event does not correspond to a location in the editor.

> If the first result is an text% object, then the second result will be a position in the editor and otherwise the second result will be #f.

> The editor<%> object will always be the nearest enclosing editor containing the mouse click.

editor:basic-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor<%>

result implements: | editor:basic<%>

> This provides the basic editor services required by the rest of the framework.

> The result of this mixin uses the same initialization arguments as the mixin’s argument.

> Each instance of a class created with this mixin contains a private keymap% that is chained to the global keymap via: (send keymap chain-to-keymap (keymap:get-global) #f).

> This installs the global keymap keymap:get-global to handle keyboard and mouse mappings not handled by keymap. The global keymap is created when the framework is invoked.

> (send an-editor:basic can-save-file? |  | filename |  |  |  |
> |  | format) |  | → |  | boolean?

> filename : string
> format : symbol?

> Augments can-save-file? in editor<%>.

> Checks to see if the file on the disk has been modified out side of this editor, using save-file-out-of-date?. If it has, this method prompts the user to be sure they want to save.

> (send an-editor:basic after-save-file success?) → void
> success? : boolean?

> Augments after-save-file in editor<%>.

> If the current filename is not a temporary filename, this method calls handler:add-to-recentwith the current filename.

> to add the new filename to the list of recently opened files.

> Additionally, updates a private instance variable with the modification time of the file, for using in implementing save-file-out-of-date?.

> (send an-editor:basic after-load-file success?) → void
> success? : boolean?

> Augments after-load-file in editor<%>.

> Updates a private instance variable with the modification time of the file, for using in implementing save-file-out-of-date?

> (send an-editor:basic on-focus on?) → void
> on? : boolean?

> Overrides on-focus in editor<%>.

> Manages the state to implement has-focus?

> (send an-editor:basic on-edit-sequence) → boolean?

> Augments on-edit-sequence in editor<%>.

> Always returns #t. Updates a flag for local-edit-sequence?

> (send an-editor:basic after-edit-sequence) → void

> Augments after-edit-sequence in editor<%>.

> Helps to implement run-after-edit-sequence.

> (send an-editor:basic on-new-box type)
> → (instance editor-snip%)
> type : (union 'pasteboard 'text)

> Overrides on-new-box in editor<%>.

> Creates instances of pasteboard:basic% or text:basic% instead of the built in pasteboard% and text% classes.

> (send an-editor:basic on-new-image-snip |  | filname |
> |  | kind |
> |  | relative-path? |
> |  | inline?) |

> → (is-a?/c image-snip%)
> filname : (or/c path? false/c)
> kind : (one-of/c 'unknown 'gif 'jpeg 'xbm 'xpm 'bmp 'pict)
> relative-path? : any/c
> inline? : any/c

> Overrides on-new-image-snip in editor<%>.

> (super on-new-image-snip
> (if (eq? kind 'unknown) 'unknown/mask kind)
> relative-path?
> inline?)

> (send an-editor:basic get-file directory) → string
> directory : (or/c path-string? false/c)

> Overrides get-file in editor<%>.

> Uses finder:get-file to find a filename. Also, sets the parameter finder:dialog-parent-parameter to the result of get-top-level-window.

> (send an-editor:basic put-file |  | directory |  |  |  |
> |  | default-name) |  | → |  | string

> directory : (or/c path? false/c)
> default-name : (or/c path? false/c)

> Overrides put-file in editor<%>.

> Uses finder:put-file to find a filename. Also, sets the parameter finder:dialog-parent-parameter to the result of get-top-level-window.

editor:standard-style-list<%> : interface?

implements: | editor<%>

> This interface is implemented by the results of editor:standard-style-list-mixin.

editor:standard-style-list-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor<%>

result implements: | editor:standard-style-list<%>

> The mixin adds code to the initialization of the class that sets the editor’s style list (via set-style-list) to the result of editor:get-standard-style-list.

> In addition, it calls set-load-overwrites-styles with #f. This ensures that saved files with different settings for the style list do not clobber the shared style list.

editor:keymap<%> : interface?

implements: | editor:basic<%>

> Classes matching this interface add support for mixing in multiple keymaps. They provides an extensible interface to chained keymaps, through the get-keymaps method.

> This editor is initialized by calling add-editor-keymap-functions, add-text-keymap-functions, and add-pasteboard-keymap-functions.

> (send an-editor:keymap get-keymaps)
> → (list-of (instance keymap%))

> The keymaps returned from this method are chained to this editor<%>’s keymap.

> The result of this method should not change – that is, it should return the same list of keymaps each time it is called.

> See also editor:add-after-user-keymap.

> Defaultly returns (list (keymap:get-user) (keymap:get-global))

editor:keymap-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor:basic<%>

result implements: | editor:keymap<%>

> This provides a mixin that implements the editor:keymap<%> interface.

editor:autowrap<%> : interface?

implements: | editor:basic<%>

> Classes implementing this interface keep the auto-wrap state set based on the 'framework:auto-set-wrap? preference (see preferences:get for more information about preferences).

> They install a preferences callback with preferences:add-callback that sets the state when the preference changes and initialize the value of auto-wrap to the current value of 'framework:auto-set-wrap? via preferences:get.

editor:autowrap-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor:basic<%>

result implements: | editor:autowrap<%>

> See editor:autowrap<%>

editor:file<%> : interface?

implements: | editor:keymap<%>

> Objects supporting this interface are expected to support files.

> (send an-editor:file get-can-close-parent)
> → (union false (is-a/c? frame%) (is-a/c? dialog%))

> The result of this method is used as the parent for the dialog that asks about closing.

> Defaultly returns #f.

> (send an-editor:file update-frame-filename) → void

> Attempts to find a frame that displays this editor. If it does, it updates the frame’s title based on a new filename in the editor.

> (send an-editor:file allow-close-with-no-filename?) → boolean?

> This method indicates if closing the file when it hasn’t been saved is a reason to alert the user. See also can-close?.

> Defaultly returns #f.

> (send an-editor:file user-saves-or-not-modified? allow-cancel?)
> → boolean?
> allow-cancel? : #t

> If the file has not been saved, this prompts the user about saving and, if the user says to save, then it saves the file.

> The result is #t if the save file is up to date, or if the user says it is okay to continue without saving. Generally used when closing the file or quiting the app.

editor:file-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor:keymap<%>

result implements: | editor:file<%>

> This editor locks itself when the file that is opened is read-only in the filesystem.

> The class that this mixin produces uses the same initialization arguments as it’s input.

> (send an-editor:file set-filename |  | name |  |  |  |
> | [ | temp?]) |  | → |  | void

> name : string
> temp? : boolean = |#f|

> Overrides set-filename in editor<%>.

> Updates the filename on each frame displaying this editor, for each frame that matches frame:editor<%>.

> (send an-editor:file can-close?) → boolean?

> Augments can-close? in editor:basic<%>.

> If the allow-close-with-no-filename? method returns #f, this method checks to see if the file has been saved at all yet. If not, it asks the user about saving (and saves if they ask).

> If the allow-close-with-no-filename? method returns #t, this method does as before, except only asks if the editor’s get-filenamemethod returns a path.

> Also calls inner.

> (send an-editor:file get-keymaps)
> → (list-of (instance keymap%))

> Overrides get-keymaps in editor:keymap<%>.

> This returns a list containing the super-class’s keymaps, plus the result of keymap:get-file

editor:backup-autosave<%> : interface?

implements: | editor:basic<%>

> Classes matching this interface support backup files and autosaving.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave backup?) → boolean?

> Indicates weather this editor<%> should be backed up.

> Returns the value of the preferences:get applied to 'framework:backup-files?.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave autosave?) → boolean?

> Indicates weather this editor<%> should be autosaved.

> Returns #t.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave do-autosave)
> → (union |#f| string)

> This method is called to perform the autosaving. See also autosave:register

> When the file has been modified since it was last saved and autosaving it turned on (via the autosave? method) an autosave file is created for this editor<%>.

> Returns the filename where the autosave took place, or #f if none did.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave remove-autosave) → void

> This method removes the autosave file associated with this editor<%>.

editor:backup-autosave-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor:basic<%>

result implements: | editor:backup-autosave<%>
| autosave:autosavable<%>

> This mixin adds backup and autosave functionality to an editor.

> During initialization, this object is registered with autosave:register.

> The result of this mixin uses the same initialization arguments as the mixin’s argument.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave on-save-file |  | filename |  |  |  |
> |  | format) |  | → |  | bool

> filename : path?
> format : (one-of/c 'guess 'standard 'text 'text-force-cr 'same 'copy)

> Augments on-save-file in editor<%>.

> If a backup file has not been created this session for this file, deletes any existing backup file and copies the old save file into the backup file. For the backup file’s name, see path-utils:generate-backup-name

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave on-close) → void

> Augments on-close in editor:basic<%>.

> Deletes the autosave file and turns off autosaving.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave on-change) → void

> Augments on-change in editor<%>.

> Sets a flag indicating that this editor<%> needs to be autosaved.

> (send an-editor:backup-autosave set-modified modified?) → void
> modified? : any/c

> Overrides set-modified in editor<%>.

> If the file is no longer modified, this method deletes the autosave file. If it is, it updates a flag to indicate that the autosave file is out of date.

editor:info<%> : interface?

implements: | editor:basic<%>

> An editor<%> matching this interface provides information about its lock state to its top-level-window<%>.

editor:info-mixin : (class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | editor:basic<%>

result implements: | editor:info<%>

> This editor tells the frame when it is locked and unlocked. See also frame:text-info<%>.

> (send an-editor:info lock lock?) → void
> lock? : boolean?

> Overrides lock in editor<%>.

> Uses run-after-edit-sequence to call lock-status-changed.

(editor:set-default-font-color color) → void?
color : (is-a?/c color%)

Sets the color of the style named editor:get-default-color-style-name.

(editor:get-default-color-style-name) → string?

The name of the style (in the list returned by editor:get-standard-style-list) that holds the default color.

(editor:set-standard-style-list-delta |  | name |  |  |  |
|  | delta) |  | → |  | void?

name : string?
delta : (is-a?/c style-delta%)

Finds (or creates) the style named by name in the result of editor:get-standard-style-list and sets its delta to delta.

If the style named by name is already in the style list, it must be a delta style.

(editor:set-standard-style-list-pref-callbacks) → any

Installs the font preference callbacks that update the style list returned by editor:get-standard-style-list based on the font preference symbols.

(editor:get-standard-style-list) → (is-a?/c style-list%)

Returns a style list that is used for all instances of editor:standard-style-list%.

(editor:add-after-user-keymap |  | keymap |
|  | keymaps) |

→ (listof (is-a?/c keymap%))
keymap : (is-a?/c keymap%)
keymaps : (listof (is-a?/c keymap%))

Returns a list that contains all of the keymaps in keymaps, in the same relative order, but also with keymap, where keymap is now the first keymap after keymap:get-user (if that keymap is in the list.)

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