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= class Gtk::SourceBuffer
Text buffer object for Gtk::SourceView.
== Object Hierarchy
* Object
* GLib::Instantiatable
* GLib::Object
* Gtk::TextBuffer
* Gtk::SourceBuffer
== Class Methods
--- Gtk::SourceBuffer.new(obj=nil)
Creates a new source buffer. If a Gtk::SourceTagTable is provided, the
buffer will use it, otherwise it will create a new one.
If a Gtk::SourceLanguage object is given, the buffer will be created
using highlightings patterns in this language. This is equivalent to
creating a new source buffer with the default tag table and then setting
the 'language' property.
* obj: either a Gtk::SourceTagTable, a Gtk::SourceLanguage, or nil.
* Returns: a newly created Gtk::SourceBuffer object.
== Instance Methods
--- bracket_match_style=(style)
Sets the style used for highlighting matching brackets.
* style: the Gtk::SourceTagStyle specifying colors and text attributes.
* Returns: the given parameter 'style'.
--- can_redo?
Determines whether a source buffer can redo the last action (i.e. if the
last operation was an undo).
* Returns: whether a redo is possible.
--- can_undo?
Determines whether a source buffer can undo the last action.
* Returns: whether it's possible to undo the last action.
--- create_marker(name, type, where)
Creates a marker in the buffer of the given type. A marker is semantically
very similar to a Gtk::TextMark, except it has a type which is used by the
Gtk::SourceView object displaying the buffer to show a pixmap on the left
margin, at the line the marker is in. Because of this, a marker is generally
associated to a line and not a character position. Markers are also
accessible through a position or range in the buffer.
Markers are implemented using Gtk::TextMark, so all characteristics and
restrictions to marks apply to markers too. These includes life cycle issues
and "mark-set" and "mark-deleted" signal emissions.
Like a Gtk::TextMark, a Gtk::SourceMarker can be anonymous if the passed
name is nil.
Markers always have left gravity and are moved to the beginning of the line
when the user deletes the line they were in. Also, if the user deletes a
region of text which contained lines with markers, those are deleted.
Typical uses for a marker are bookmarks, breakpoints, current executing
instruction indication in a source file, etc..
* where: a location to place the marker, as a Gtk::TreeIter object.
* name: the name of the marker.
* type: a string defining the marker type.
* Returns: a new Gtk::SourceMarker object, owned by the buffer.
--- delete_marker(marker)
Deletes a marker from the source buffer. The same conditions as for
Gtk::TextMark apply here.
* marker: a Gtk::SourceMarker object in the buffer.
* Returns: self.
--- first_marker
Gets the first (nearest to the top of the buffer) marker in the buffer.
* Returns: a reference to the first Gtk::SourceMarker, or nil if there are no markers in the buffer.
--- get_iter_at_marker(iter, marker)
Initializes iter at the location of marker.
* iter: a Gtk::TextIter to initialize.
* marker: a Gtk::SourceMarker of the buffer.
* Returns: self.
--- get_marker(name)
Looks up the Gtk::SourceMarker named name in buffer, returning nil if it
doesn't exists.
* name: the name of the marker to retrieve.
* Returns: a reference to a Gtk::SourceMarker object, or nil if it's not found.
--- get_markers(begin, end)
Returns an ordered (by position) list of Gtk::SourceMarker objects inside
the region delimited by the Gtk::TextIter begin and end. The iters may be in
any order.
* begin: beginning of the range, as a Gtk::TextIter object.
* end: end of the range, as a Gtk::TextIter object.
* Returns: an array of Gtk::SourceMarker objects inside the range.
--- get_next_marker(iter)
Returns the nearest marker to the right of iter. If there are multiple
markers at the same position, this method will always return the first one
(from the internal linked list), even if starting the search exactly at its
location. You can get the others using Gtk::SourceMarker#next.
* iter: the location to search from, as a Gtk::TextIter object.
* Returns: the Gtk::SourceMarker nearest to the right of iter, or nil if there are no more markers after iter.
--- get_prev_marker(iter)
Returns the nearest marker to the left of iter. If there are multiple
markers at the same position, this method will always return the last one
(from the internal linked list), even if starting the search exactly at its
location. You can get the others using Gtk::SourceMarker#next.
* iter: the location to search from, as a Gtk::TextIter object.
* Returns: the Gtk::SourceMarker nearest to the left of iter, or nil if there are no more markers after iter.
--- last_marker
Returns the last (nearest to the bottom of the buffer) marker in buffer.
* Returns: a reference to the first Gtk::SourceMarker, or nil if there are no markers in the buffer.
--- move_marker(marker, where)
Moves a marker to a new location in the buffer.
* where: the new location of the marker, as a Gtk::TreeIter object.
* marker: a Gtk::SourceMarker object in the buffer.
* Returns: self.
--- non_undoable_action { ... }
Synonym for Gtk::SourceBuffer#not_undoable_action.
* Returns: the return value of the provided block.
--- not_undoable_action { ... }
Marks the beginning of a not undoable action on the buffer, disabling the
undo manager, then calls the provided block of code.
At the end of the block, marks the end of a not undoable action on the
buffer. When the last not undoable block is finished, the list of undo
actions is cleared and the undo manager is re-enabled.
* Returns: the return value of the provided block.
--- redo!
Redoes the last undo operation. Use Gtk::SourceBuffer#can_redo? to check
whether a call to this function will have any effect.
* Returns: self.
--- set_bracket_match_style(style)
Sets the style used for highlighting matching brackets.
* style: the Gtk::SourceTagStyle specifying colors and text attributes.
* Returns: self.
--- undo!
Undoes the last user action which modified the buffer.
Use Gtk::SourceBuffer#can_undo? to check whether a call to this function
will have any effect.
Actions are defined as groups of operations between a call to
Gtk::TextBuffer#begin_user_action and Gtk::TextBuffer#end_user_action,
or sequences of similar edits (inserts or deletes) on the same line.
* Returns: self.
== Properties
--- check-brackets: true or false (Read/Write)
Whether to check and highlight matching brackets.
--- escape-char: Integer (Read/Write)
Escaping character for syntax patterns.
--- highlight: true or false (Read/Write)
Whether to highlight syntax in the buffer.
--- language: Gtk::SourceLanguage (Read/Write)
Language object to get highlighting patterns from.
--- max-undo-levels: Integer (Read/Write)
Number of undo levels for the buffer.
== Signals
--- can-redo
--- can-undo
--- highlight-updated
--- marker-updated
== See Also
((<Gtk>)).
- ((<lrz>))