KSyntaxHighlighting::State Class Reference

#include <state.h>

Public Member Functions
	State ()
	State (const State &other) noexcept
	State (State &&other) noexcept
bool	indentationBasedFoldingEnabled () const
bool	operator!= (const State &other) const
State &	operator= (const State &rhs) noexcept
State &	operator= (State &&rhs) noexcept
bool	operator== (const State &other) const

Detailed Description

Opaque handle to the state of the highlighting engine.

This needs to be fed into AbstractHighlighter for every line of text and allows concrete highlighter implementations to store state per line for fast re-highlighting of specific lines (e.g. during editing).

Since

5.28

Definition at line 29 of file state.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

State()

State::State ( )

default

Creates an initial state, ie.

what should be used for the first line in a document.

Member Function Documentation

indentationBasedFoldingEnabled()

bool State::indentationBasedFoldingEnabled

(

)

const

Returns whether or not indentation-based folding is enabled in this state.

When using a Definition with indentation-based folding, use this method to check if indentation-based folding has been suspended in the current line.

See also

Definition::indentationBasedFoldingEnabled()

Definition at line 73 of file state.cpp.

operator!=()

bool State::operator!=

(

const State &

other

)

const

Compares two states for inequality.

This is the opposite of operator==().

Definition at line 68 of file state.cpp.

operator==()

bool State::operator==

(

const State &

other

)

const

Compares two states for equality.

For two equal states and identical text input, AbstractHighlighter guarantees to produce equal results. This can be used to only re-highlight as many lines as necessary during editing.

Definition at line 62 of file state.cpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• state.h
• state.cpp