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"""Launcher for an external editor."""

import os
import tempfile

from PyQt5.QtCore import pyqtSignal, pyqtSlot, QObject, QProcess

from qutebrowser.config import config
from qutebrowser.utils import message, log
from qutebrowser.misc import guiprocess


class ExternalEditor(QObject):

    """Class to simplify editing a text in an external editor.

    Attributes:
        _text: The current text before the editor is opened.
        _filename: The name of the file to be edited.
        _remove_file: Whether the file should be removed when the editor is
                      closed.
        _proc: The GUIProcess of the editor.
    """

    editing_finished = pyqtSignal(str)

    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        super().__init__(parent)
        self._filename = None
        self._proc = None
        self._remove_file = None

    def _cleanup(self):
        """Clean up temporary files after the editor closed."""
        assert self._remove_file is not None
        if self._filename is None or not self._remove_file:
            # Could not create initial file.
            return

        try:
            if self._proc.exit_status() != QProcess.CrashExit:
                os.remove(self._filename)
        except OSError as e:
            # NOTE: Do not replace this with "raise CommandError" as it's
            # executed async.
            message.error("Failed to delete tempfile... ({})".format(e))

    @pyqtSlot(int, QProcess.ExitStatus)
    def on_proc_closed(self, exitcode, exitstatus):
        """Write the editor text into the form field and clean up tempfile.

        Callback for QProcess when the editor was closed.
        """
        log.procs.debug("Editor closed")
        if exitstatus != QProcess.NormalExit:
            # No error/cleanup here, since we already handle this in
            # on_proc_error.
            return
        try:
            if exitcode != 0:
                return
            encoding = config.val.editor.encoding
            try:
                with open(self._filename, 'r', encoding=encoding) as f:
                    text = f.read()
            except OSError as e:
                # NOTE: Do not replace this with "raise CommandError" as it's
                # executed async.
                message.error("Failed to read back edited file: {}".format(e))
                return
            log.procs.debug("Read back: {}".format(text))
            self.editing_finished.emit(text)
        finally:
            self._cleanup()

    @pyqtSlot(QProcess.ProcessError)
    def on_proc_error(self, _err):
        self._cleanup()

    def edit(self, text, caret_position=0):
        """Edit a given text.

        Args:
            text: The initial text to edit.
            caret_position: The position of the caret in the text.
        """
        if self._filename is not None:
            raise ValueError("Already editing a file!")
        try:
            # Close while the external process is running, as otherwise systems
            # with exclusive write access (e.g. Windows) may fail to update
            # the file from the external editor, see
            # https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/1767
            with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(
                    mode='w', prefix='qutebrowser-editor-',
                    encoding=config.val.editor.encoding,
                    delete=False) as fobj:
                if text:
                    fobj.write(text)
                self._filename = fobj.name
        except OSError as e:
            message.error("Failed to create initial file: {}".format(e))
            return

        self._remove_file = True

        line, column = self._calc_line_and_column(text, caret_position)
        self._start_editor(line=line, column=column)

    def edit_file(self, filename):
        """Edit the file with the given filename."""
        self._filename = filename
        self._remove_file = False
        self._start_editor()

    def _start_editor(self, line=1, column=1):
        """Start the editor with the file opened as self._filename.

        Args:
            line: the line number to pass to the editor
            column: the column number to pass to the editor
        """
        self._proc = guiprocess.GUIProcess(what='editor', parent=self)
        self._proc.finished.connect(self.on_proc_closed)
        self._proc.error.connect(self.on_proc_error)
        editor = config.val.editor.command
        executable = editor[0]

        args = [self._sub_placeholder(arg, line, column) for arg in editor[1:]]
        log.procs.debug("Calling \"{}\" with args {}".format(executable, args))
        self._proc.start(executable, args)

    def _calc_line_and_column(self, text, caret_position):
        """Calculate line and column numbers given a text and caret position

        Both line and column are 1-based indexes, because that's what most
        editors use as line and column starting index.  By "most" we mean at
        least vim, nvim, gvim, emacs, atom, sublimetext, notepad++, brackets,
        visual studio, QtCreator and so on.

        To find the line we just count how many newlines there are before the
        caret and add 1.

        To find the column we calculate the difference between the caret and
        the last newline before the caret.

        For example in the text `aaa\nbb|bbb` (| represents the caret):
        caret_position = 6
        text[:caret_position] = `aaa\nbb`
        text[:caret_position].count('\n') = 1
        caret_position - text[:caret_position].rfind('\n') = 3

        Thus line, column = 2, 3, and the caret is indeed in the second
        line, third column

        Args:
            text: the text for which the numbers must be calculated
            caret_position: the position of the caret in the text

        Return:
            A (line, column) tuple of (int, int)
        """
        line = text[:caret_position].count('\n') + 1
        column = caret_position - text[:caret_position].rfind('\n')
        return (line, column)

    def _sub_placeholder(self, possible_placeholder, line, column):
        """Substitute a single placeholder.

        If the `possible_placeholder` input to this function is valid it will
        be substituted with the appropriate value, otherwise it will be left
        unchanged.

        Args:
            possible_placeholder: an argument of editor.command.
            line: the previously-calculated line number for the text caret
            column: the previously-calculated column number for the text caret

        Return:
            The substituted placeholder or the original argument
        """
        replacements = {
            '{}': self._filename,
            '{file}': self._filename,
            '{line}': str(line),
            '{line0}': str(line-1),
            '{column}': str(column),
            '{column0}': str(column-1)
        }

        # The for loop would create a copy anyway, this should be more legible
        ph = possible_placeholder
        for old, new in replacements.items():
            ph = ph.replace(old, new)

        return ph