26 Racket

▼ |  | Framework: Racket GUI Application Framework

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 | Racket
27 | Text
28 | Splash
29 | Test
30 | Version
| Index

On this page:

scheme: sexp-snip<%>
get-saved-snips
scheme: sexp-snip%
get-text
copy
write
draw
get-extent
scheme: text<%>
get-limit
balance-parens
tabify-on-return?
tabify
tabify-selection
tabify-all
insert-return
box-comment-out-selection
comment-out-selection
uncomment-selection
get-forward-sexp
remove-sexp
forward-sexp
flash-forward-sexp
get-backward-sexp
flash-backward-sexp
backward-sexp
find-up-sexp
up-sexp
find-down-sexp
down-sexp
remove-parens-forward
select-forward-sexp
select-backward-sexp
select-up-sexp
select-down-sexp
transpose-sexp
mark-matching-parenthesis
get-tab-size
set-tab-size
introduce-let-ans
move-sexp-out
scheme: text-mixin
get-word-at
scheme: text-mode<%>
scheme: text-mode-mixin
on-disable-surrogate
on-enable-surrogate
scheme: set-mode-mixin
scheme: text%
scheme: text-mode%
scheme: text-balanced?
scheme: add-preferences-panel
scheme: get-keymap
scheme: add-coloring-preferences-panel
scheme: get-color-prefs-table
scheme: get-white-on-black-color-prefs-table
scheme: short-sym->pref-name
scheme: short-sym->style-name
scheme: get-wordbreak-map
scheme: init-wordbreak-map
scheme: setup-keymap

top← prev up next →

### 26`` Racket

scheme:sexp-snip<%> : interface?

> ( send a-scheme:sexp-snip get-saved-snips) → ( listof snip%)

> This returns the list of snips hidden by the sexp snip.

scheme:sexp-snip% : class?
superclass: snip%

extends: | scheme:sexp-snip<%>
| readable-snip<%>

> ( send a-scheme:sexp-snip get-text |  | offset |  |  |  |
> |  | num |  |  |  |
> | [ | flattened?]) |  | → |  | string

> offset : number
> num : number
> flattened? : boolean = |#f|

> Overrides get-text in snip%.
> Returns the concatenation of the text for all of the hidden snips.

> ( send a-scheme:sexp-snip copy) → ( is-a?/c scheme:sexp-snip%)

> Overrides copy in snip%.
> Returns a copy of this snip that includes the hidden snips.

> ( send a-scheme:sexp-snip write stream-out) → void
> stream-out : editor-stream-out%

> Overrides write in snip%.
> Saves the embedded snips

> ( send a-scheme:sexp-snip draw |  | dc |  |  |  |
> |  | x |  |  |  |
> |  | y |  |  |  |
> |  | left |  |  |  |
> |  | top |  |  |  |
> |  | right |  |  |  |
> |  | bottom |  |  |  |
> |  | dx |  |  |  |
> |  | dy |  |  |  |
> |  | draw-caret) |  | → |  | void

> dc : dc<%>
> x : real
> y : real
> left : real
> top : real
> right : real
> bottom : real
> dx : real
> dy : real
> draw-caret : symbol?

> Overrides draw in snip%.
> Draws brackets with a centered ellipses between them.

> ( send a-scheme:sexp-snip get-extent |  | dc |  |  |  |
> |  | x |  |  |  |
> |  | y |  |  |  |
> | [ | w |  |  |  |
> |  | h |  |  |  |
> |  | descent |  |  |  |
> |  | space |  |  |  |
> |  | lspace |  |  |  |
> |  | rspace]) |  | → |  | void

> dc : ( is-a?/c dc<%>)
> x : real
> y : real
> w : boxed = |#f|
> h : boxed = |#f|
> descent : boxed = |#f|
> space : boxed = |#f|
> lspace : boxed = |#f|
> rspace : boxed = |#f|

> Overrides get-extent in snip%.
> Returns a size corresponding to what this snip draws.

scheme:text<%> : interface?

implements: | text:basic<%>
| mode:host-text<%>
| color:text<%>

Texts matching this interface support Racket mode operations.

> ( send a-scheme:text get-limit start) → int
> start : exact-integer

> Returns a limit for backward-matching parenthesis starting at position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text balance-parens key-event) → void
> key-event : (instance key-event%)

> This function is called when the user types a close parenthesis in the text%. If the close parenthesis that the user inserted does not match the corresponding open parenthesis and the 'framework:fixup-parens preference is #t (see preferences:get) the correct closing parenthesis is inserted. If the 'framework:paren-match preference is #t (see preferences:get) the matching open parenthesis is flashed.

> ( send a-scheme:text tabify-on-return?) → boolean?

> The result of this method is used to determine if the return key automatically tabs over to the correct position.

> Override it to change its behavior.

> ( send a-scheme:text tabify [start-pos]) → void

> | start-pos |  | : |  | exact-integer
> |  |  | = |  | ( send this text get-start-position)

> Tabs the line containing by start-pos

> ( send a-scheme:text tabify-selection |  | start |  |  |  |
> |  | end) |  | → |  | void

> start : exact-integer
> end : exact-integer

> Sets the tabbing for the lines containing positions start through end.

> ( send a-scheme:text tabify-all) → void

> Tabs all lines.

> ( send a-scheme:text insert-return) → void

> Inserts a newline into the buffer. If tabify-on-return? returns #t, this will tabify the new line.

> ( send a-scheme:text box-comment-out-selection |  | start-pos |  |  |  |
> |  | end-pos) |  | → |  | void

> start-pos : ( or/c ( symbols 'start) exact-integer?)
> end-pos : ( or/c ( symbols 'end) exact-integer?)

> This method comments out a selection in the text by putting it into a comment box.

> Removes the region from start-pos to end-pos from the editor and inserts a comment box with that region of text inserted into the box.

> If start-pos is 'start, the starting point of the selection is used. If end-pos is 'end, the ending point of the selection is used.

> ( send a-scheme:text comment-out-selection |  | start |  |  |  |
> |  | end) |  | → |  | void

> start : exact-integer
> end : exact-integer

> Comments the lines containing positions start through end by inserting a semi-colon at the front of each line.

> ( send a-scheme:text uncomment-selection |  | start |  |  |  |
> |  | end) |  | → |  | void

> start : int
> end : int

> Uncomments the lines containing positions start through end.

> ( send a-scheme:text get-forward-sexp start)
> → (union |#f| exact-integer)
> start : exact-integer

> Returns the position of the end of next S-expression after position start, or #f if there is no appropriate answer.

> ( send a-scheme:text remove-sexp start) → void
> start : exact-integer

> Forward-deletes the S-expression starting after the position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text forward-sexp start) → exact-integer
> start : |#t|

> Moves forward over the S-expression starting at position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text flash-forward-sexp start-pos) → void
> start-pos : exact-integer

> Flashes the parenthesis that closes the sexpression at start-pos.

> ( send a-scheme:text get-backward-sexp start)
> → (union exact-integer |#f|)
> start : exact-integer

> Returns the position of the start of the S-expression before or containing start, or #f if there is no appropriate answer.

> ( send a-scheme:text flash-backward-sexp start-pos) → void
> start-pos : exact-integer

> Flashes the parenthesis that opens the sexpression at start-pos.

> ( send a-scheme:text backward-sexp start-pos) → void
> start-pos : exact-integer

> Move the caret backwards one sexpression

> Moves the caret to the beginning of the sexpression that ends at start-pos.

> ( send a-scheme:text find-up-sexp start-pos)
> → (union |#f| exact-integer)
> start-pos : exact-integer

> Returns the position of the beginning of the next sexpression outside the sexpression that contains start-pos. If there is no such sexpression, it returns #f.

> ( send a-scheme:text up-sexp start) → void
> start : exact-integer

> Moves backward out of the S-expression containing the position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text find-down-sexp start-pos)
> → (union |#f| exact-integer)
> start-pos : exact-integer

> Returns the position of the beginning of the next sexpression inside the sexpression that contains start-pos. If there is no such sexpression, it returns #f.

> ( send a-scheme:text down-sexp start) → void
> start : exact-integer

> Moves forward into the next S-expression after the position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text remove-parens-forward start) → void
> start : exact-integer

> Removes the parentheses from the S-expression starting after the position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text select-forward-sexp start) → |#t|
> start : exact-integer

> Selects the next S-expression, starting at position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text select-backward-sexp start) → |#t|
> start : exact-integer

> Selects the previous S-expression, starting at position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text select-up-sexp start) → |#t|
> start : exact-integer

> Selects the region to the enclosing S-expression, starting at position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text select-down-sexp start) → |#t|
> start : exact-integer

> Selects the region to the next contained S-expression, starting at position start.

> ( send a-scheme:text transpose-sexp start) → void
> start : exact-integer

> Swaps the S-expression beginning before the position start with the next S-expression following start.

> ( send a-scheme:text mark-matching-parenthesis pos) → void
> pos : exact-positive-integer

> If the paren after pos is matched, this method highlights it and its matching counterpart in dark green.

> ( send a-scheme:text get-tab-size) → exact-integer

> This method returns the current size of the tabs for scheme mode. See also set-tab-size.

> ( send a-scheme:text set-tab-size new-size) → void
> new-size : exact-integer

> This method sets the tab size for this text.

> ( send a-scheme:text introduce-let-ans) → void

> Adds a let around the current s-expression and a printf into the body of the let.

> ( send a-scheme:text move-sexp-out) → void

> Replaces the sexpression surrounding the insertion point with the sexpression following the insertion point.

scheme:text-mixin : ( class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | text:basic<%>
| mode:host-text<%>
| color:text<%>
| text:autocomplete<%>

result implements: | scheme:text<%>

This mixin adds functionality for editing Racket files.
The result of this mixin uses the same initialization arguments as the mixin’s argument.

> ( send a-scheme:text get-word-at pos) → string
> pos : positive-exact-integer

> Overrides get-word-at in text:autocomplete<%>.
> Returns the word just before pos, which is then used as the prefix for auto-completion.

scheme:text-mode<%> : interface?

The result of scheme:text-mode-mixin implements this interface.

scheme:text-mode-mixin : ( class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | color:text-mode<%>
| mode:surrogate-text<%>

result implements: | scheme:text-mode<%>

This mixin adds Racket mode functionality to the mode that it is mixed into. The resulting mode assumes that it is only set to an editor that is the result of scheme:text-mixin.

> ( send a-scheme:text-mode on-disable-surrogate) → void

> Overrides on-disable-surrogate in mode:surrogate-text<%>.
> Removes the scheme keymap (see also scheme:get-keymap) and disables any parenthesis highlighting in the host editor.

> ( send a-scheme:text-mode on-enable-surrogate) → void

> Overrides on-enable-surrogate in mode:surrogate-text<%>.
> Adds the scheme keymap (see also scheme:get-keymap) and enables a parenthesis highlighting in the host editor.

scheme:set-mode-mixin : ( class? . -> . class?)

argument extends/implements: | scheme:text<%>
| mode:host-text<%>

This mixin creates a new instance of scheme:text-mode% and installs it, by calling its own set-surrogate method with the object.

scheme:text% : class?
superclass: ( scheme:set-mode-mixin ( scheme:text-mixin ( text:autocomplete-mixin ( mode:host-text-mixin color:text%))))

scheme:text-mode% : class?
superclass: ( scheme:text-mode-mixin color:text-mode%)

( scheme:text-balanced? text [start end]) → boolean?
text : ( is-a?/c text%)
start : number? = 0
end : ( or/c false/c number?) = #f

Determines if the range in the editor from start to end in text has at least one complete s-expression and there are no incomplete s-expressions. If end is #f, it defaults to the last position of the text. The designation “complete” is defined to be something that does not cause read to raise a exn:fail:read:eof? exception, so there may be all kinds of strange read-level (not to speak of parse level) errors in the expressions.

The implementation of this function creates a port with open-input-text-editor and then uses read to parse the range of the buffer.

( scheme:add-preferences-panel) → void?

Adds a tabbing preferences panel to the preferences dialog.

( scheme:get-keymap) → ( is-a?/c keymap%)

Returns a keymap with binding suitable for Racket.

( scheme:add-coloring-preferences-panel) → any

Installs the “Racket” preferences panel in the “Syntax Coloring” section.

( scheme:get-color-prefs-table)
→ ( listof ( list/c symbol? ( is-a?/c color%)))

Returns a table mapping from symbols (naming the categories that the online colorer uses for Racket mode coloring) to their colors.

These symbols are suitable for input to scheme:short-sym->pref-name and scheme:short-sym->style-name.

See also scheme:get-white-on-black-color-prefs-table.

( scheme:get-white-on-black-color-prefs-table)
→ ( listof ( list/c symbol? ( is-a?/c color%)))

Returns a table mapping from symbols (naming the categories that the online colorer uses for Racket mode coloring) to their colors when the user chooses the white-on-black mode in the preferences dialog.

See also scheme:get-color-prefs-table.

( scheme:short-sym->pref-name short-sym) → symbol?
short-sym : symbol?

Builds the symbol naming the preference from one of the symbols in the table returned by scheme:get-color-prefs-table.

( scheme:short-sym->style-name short-sym) → string?
short-sym : symbol?

Builds the symbol naming the editor style from one of the symbols in the table returned by scheme:get-color-prefs-table. This style is a named style in the style list returned by editor:get-standard-style-list.

( scheme:get-wordbreak-map) → ( is-a?/c editor-wordbreak-map%)

This method returns a editor-wordbreak-map% that is suitable for Racket.

( scheme:init-wordbreak-map key) → void?
key : ( is-a?/c keymap%)

Initializes the workdbreak map for keymap.

( scheme:setup-keymap keymap) → void?
keymap : ( is-a?/c keymap%)

Initializes keymap with Racket-mode keybindings.
top← prev up next →