emacsd/elpa/pos-tip-20150318.1513/pos-tip.elc

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(defconst pos-tip-version "0.4.6")
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#@228 The name of the window system that FRAME is displaying through.
The value is a symbol---for instance, 'x' for X windows.
The value is nil if Emacs is using a text-only terminal.

FRAME defaults to the currently selected frame.
(defalias 'pos-tip-window-system #[(&optional frame) "\302\206\303 !\211\203	\304=?\205	\202\305\306\302D\")\207" [frame type framep selected-frame t signal wrong-type-argument] 5 (#$ . 1913)])
#@128 Return a Nth power of 2 if OBJECT is a positive integer.
Otherwise return 0. Omitting N means return 1 for a positive integer.
(defalias 'pos-tip-normalize-natnum #[(object &optional n) "\302\303!\203\304V\203\305\202\304	\206\304\"\207" [object n ash natnump 0 1] 3 (#$ . 2352)])
#@60 The latest result of `pos-tip-frame-top-left-coordinates'.
(defvar pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates '(0 . 0) (#$ . 2649))
#@108 The latest result of `pos-tip-calibrate-frame-offset'. This value
is used for non-X graphical environment.
(defvar pos-tip-frame-offset nil (#$ . 2777))
#@308 Array of the results of `pos-tip-calibrate-frame-offset'. They are
recorded only when `pos-tip-frame-top-left-coordinates' is called for a
non-X but graphical frame.

The 2nd and 4th elements are the values for frames having a menu bar.
The 3rd and 4th elements are the values for frames having a tool bar.
(defvar pos-tip-frame-offset-array [nil nil nil nil] (#$ . 2937))
#@346 Return the pixel coordinates of FRAME as a cons cell (LEFT . TOP),
which are relative to top left corner of screen.

Return nil if failing to acquire the coordinates.

If FRAME is omitted, use selected-frame.

Users can also get the frame coordinates by referring the variable
`pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates' just after calling this function.
(defalias 'pos-tip-frame-top-left-coordinates #[(&optional frame) "\306!\211\204\307\310\"\202\240	\311=\203a\3121\\r\313\314!q\210\315\316 \210\317 \210\320\315\321\315\f\322\323\324\325\"\324\326\"#&\210eb\210\327\330!\210\331\332\327\333!\334 \"!\331\332\327\335!\334 \"!B\211*0\202\240\210\315\202\240\336\324\337\"\340\"\336\324\341\"\342\"\\'('H\206\202('\343!I\211)\205\237\344\324\345\"!)@\\\344\324\346\"!)A\\B\211*)\207" [frame winsys case-fold-search shell-file-name shell-command-switch pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates pos-tip-window-system error "text-only frame: %S" x (error) get-buffer-create " *xwininfo*" nil buffer-disable-undo erase-buffer call-process t format "xwininfo -display %s -id %s" frame-parameter display window-id search-forward "\n  Absolute" string-to-number buffer-substring-no-properties "X: " line-end-position "Y: " pos-tip-normalize-natnum menu-bar-lines 0 tool-bar-lines 1 pos-tip-calibrate-frame-offset eval left top index pos-tip-frame-offset-array offset] 13 (#$ . 3317)])
#@370 Return the pixel coordinates of FRAME1 relative to FRAME2
as a cons cell (LEFT . TOP).

W32-FRAME non-nil means both of frames are under `w32' window system.

FRAME-COORD1 and FRAME-COORD2, if given, specify the absolute
coordinates of FRAME1 and FRAME2, respectively, which make the
calculations faster if the frames have different heights of menu bars
and tool bars.
(defalias 'pos-tip-frame-relative-position #[(frame1 frame2 &optional w32-frame frame-coord1 frame-coord2) "\306\307\310\"!\306\307	\310\"!=\203@\n\204$\306\307\311\"!\306\307	\311\"!=\203@\312\307\313\"!\312\307	\313\"!Z\312\307\314\"!\312\307	\314\"!ZB\207\204K\315\316!)
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AZB\207" [frame1 frame2 w32-frame frame-coord1 pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates frame-coord2 pos-tip-normalize-natnum frame-parameter menu-bar-lines tool-bar-lines eval left top nil pos-tip-frame-top-left-coordinates] 6 (#$ . 4717)])
#@129 Non-nil indicates the latest result of `pos-tip-compute-pixel-position'
was upper than the location specified by the arguments.
(defvar pos-tip-upperside-p nil (#$ . 5639))
#@150 Display pixel size effective for showing tooltip in MS-Windows desktop.
This doesn't include the taskbar area, so isn't same as actual display size.
(defvar pos-tip-w32-saved-max-width-height nil (#$ . 5819))
#@1765 Return pixel position of POS in WINDOW like (X . Y), which indicates
the absolute or relative coordinates of bottom left corner of the object.

Omitting POS and WINDOW means use current position and selected window,
respectively.

If PIXEL-WIDTH and PIXEL-HEIGHT are given, this function assumes these
values as the size of small window like tooltip which is located around the
object at POS. These values are used to adjust the location in order that
the tooltip won't disappear by sticking out of the display. By referring
the variable `pos-tip-upperside-p' after calling this function, user can
examine whether the tooltip will be located above the specified position.

If FRAME-COORDINATES is omitted or nil, automatically obtain the absolute
coordinates of the top left corner of frame which WINDOW is on. Here,
`top left corner of frame' represents the origin of `window-pixel-edges'
and its coordinates are essential for calculating the return value as
absolute coordinates. If a cons cell like (LEFT . TOP), specifies the
frame absolute location and makes the calculation slightly faster, but can
be used only when it's clear that frame is in the specified position. Users
can get the latest values of frame coordinates for using in the next call
by referring the variable `pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates' just after
calling this function. Otherwise, FRAME-COORDINATES `relative' means return
pixel coordinates of the object relative to the top left corner of the frame.
This is the same effect as `pos-tip-use-relative-coordinates' is non-nil.

DX specifies horizontal offset in pixel.

DY specifies vertical offset in pixel. This makes the calculations done
without considering the height of object at POS, so the object might be
hidden by the tooltip.
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#@28 Cancel timeout of tooltip.
(defalias 'pos-tip-cancel-timer #[nil "\301\302\"\207" [timer-list mapc #[(timer) "\301H\302=\205\303!\207" [timer 5 x-hide-tip cancel-timer] 2]] 3 (#$ . 9356)])
#@131 Move out mouse pointer if it is inside region (LEFT RIGHT TOP BOTTOM)
in FRAME. Return new mouse position like (FRAME . (X . Y)).
(defalias 'pos-tip-avoid-mouse #[(left right top bottom &optional frame) "\204\306 \307\310!!r\311\216\312	@\313\"\210\314 +\211\211A\242\n@\nA=\203\334\f\247\203\334\315!\316!\\\317V\203I\fZT\202KT\315!W\203^\fZ\202`\317V\203q
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#@222 Compute the foreground color to use for tooltip.

TIP-COLOR is a face or a cons cell like (FOREGROUND-COLOR . BACKGROUND-COLOR).
If it is nil, use `pos-tip-foreground-color' or the foreground color of the
`tooltip' face.
(defalias 'pos-tip-compute-foreground-color #[(tip-color) "\302!\203
\303\304\"\206\242\206	\206\305\306!\207" [tip-color pos-tip-foreground-color facep face-attribute :foreground face-foreground tooltip] 3 (#$ . 10600)])
#@222 Compute the background color to use for tooltip.

TIP-COLOR is a face or a cons cell like (FOREGROUND-COLOR . BACKGROUND-COLOR).
If it is nil, use `pos-tip-background-color' or the background color of the
`tooltip' face.
(defalias 'pos-tip-compute-background-color #[(tip-color) "\302!\203
\303\304\"\206\243\206	\206\305\306!\207" [tip-color pos-tip-background-color facep face-attribute :background face-background tooltip] 3 (#$ . 11060)])
#@1218 Show STRING in a tooltip at POS in WINDOW.
Analogous to `pos-tip-show' except don't propertize STRING by `pos-tip' face.

PIXEL-WIDTH and PIXEL-HEIGHT specify the size of tooltip, if given. These
are used to adjust the tooltip position in order that it doesn't disappear by
sticking out of the display, and also used to prevent it from vanishing by
overlapping with mouse pointer.

Note that this function itself doesn't calculate tooltip size because the
character width and height specified by faces are unknown. So users should
calculate PIXEL-WIDTH and PIXEL-HEIGHT by using `pos-tip-tooltip-width' and
`pos-tip-tooltip-height', or use `pos-tip-show' instead, which can
automatically calculate tooltip size.

See `pos-tip-show' for details.

Example:

(defface my-tooltip
  '((t
     :background "gray85"
     :foreground "black"
     :inherit variable-pitch))
  "Face for my tooltip.")

(defface my-tooltip-highlight
  '((t
     :background "blue"
     :foreground "white"
     :inherit my-tooltip))
  "Face for my tooltip highlighted.")

(let ((str (propertize " foo \n bar \n baz " 'face 'my-tooltip)))
  (put-text-property 6 11 'face 'my-tooltip-highlight str)
  (pos-tip-show-no-propertize str 'my-tooltip))
(defalias 'pos-tip-show-no-propertize #[(string &optional tip-color pos window timeout pixel-width pixel-height frame-coordinates dx dy) "\204\306 \307!\310	!\211\311=\n\312=
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TE\205?LA@ZE\205@LAAZ&\210T\203%T\324X\203%\363 \210A.\207" [window frame winsys x-frame w32-frame pos-tip-use-relative-coordinates selected-window window-frame pos-tip-window-system x w32 relative pos-tip-compute-pixel-position t pos-tip-compute-foreground-color pos-tip-compute-background-color frame-parameter line-spacing ash 1 0 frame-pixel-width x-display-pixel-width frame-char-width x-display-pixel-height frame-char-height internal--before-with-selected-window #[nil "\301!\207" [save-selected-window--state internal--after-with-selected-window] 2] select-window norecord mouse-pixel-position nil window-inside-pixel-edges window-list -1 set-mouse-pixel-position sit-for 0.0001 pos-tip-frame-relative-position pos-tip-avoid-mouse + 3 x-show-tip border-width internal-border-width append left top font foreground-color background-color pos-tip-cancel-timer frame-coordinates pos-tip-w32-saved-max-width-height pos pixel-width pixel-height dx dy x-y ax ay pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates rx ry retval tip-color fg bg use-dxdy spacing pos-tip-border-width pos-tip-internal-border-width border x-max-tooltip-size save-selected-window--state mpos mframe default-frame-alist edges mx my rel-coord string timeout] 13 (#$ . 11521)])
#@893 Split STRING into fixed width strings. Return a list of these strings.

WIDTH specifies the width of filling each paragraph. WIDTH nil means use
the width of currently selected frame. Note that this function doesn't add any
padding characters at the end of each row.

MARGIN, if non-nil, specifies left margin width which is the number of spece
characters to add at the beginning of each row.

The optional fourth argument JUSTIFY specifies which kind of justification
to do: `full', `left', `right', `center', or `none'. A value of t means handle
each paragraph as specified by its text properties. Omitting JUSTIFY means
don't perform justification, word wrap and kinsoku shori (禁則処理).

SQUEEZE nil means leave whitespaces other than line breaks untouched.

MAX-ROWS, if given, specifies maximum number of elements of return value.
The elements exceeding this number are discarded.
(defalias 'pos-tip-split-string #[(string &optional width margin justify squeeze max-rows) "\306\307!rq\210\310\216	\206\n\206\311 
\206\312\313\314\211\314c\210\315ed\"\210\203E\316ed?$\210\202K\317\320\"eb\210`\314\210`{\203eB\202\217
P\321\f\"\211BGGU\204\217G\314O\211\204e)`dW\322\323!\210\204N\203\250\324\"\202\252\237.\n\207" [#1=#:temp-buffer pos-tip-tab-width tab-width width fill-column margin generate-new-buffer " *temp*" #[nil "\301!\205	\302!\207" [#1# buffer-name kill-buffer] 2] frame-width 0 1 nil untabify fill-region make-string 32 truncate-string-to-width beginning-of-line 2 last left-margin kinsoku-limit indent-tabs-mode row rows string justify squeeze line max-rows] 6 (#$ . 15028)])
#@837 Fill each of the paragraphs in STRING.

WIDTH specifies the width of filling each paragraph. WIDTH nil means use
the width of currently selected frame. Note that this function doesn't add any
padding characters at the end of each row.

MARGIN, if non-nil, specifies left margin width which is the number of spece
characters to add at the beginning of each row.

The optional fourth argument JUSTIFY specifies which kind of justification
to do: `full', `left', `right', `center', or `none'. A value of t means handle
each paragraph as specified by its text properties. Omitting JUSTIFY means
don't perform justification, word wrap and kinsoku shori (禁則処理).

SQUEEZE nil means leave whitespaces other than line breaks untouched.

MAX-ROWS, if given, specifies maximum number of rows. The rows exceeding
this number are discarded.
(defalias 'pos-tip-fill-string #[(string &optional width margin justify squeeze max-rows) "\203O\306\307!r	q\210\310\216\n\206\f\206\311 \206!\312\313\314c\210\315ed\"\210\316ed?$\210\203Jeb\317!{\202L\320 .\207\321\322\323\f\314\211&\324#\207" [justify #1=#:temp-buffer pos-tip-tab-width tab-width width fill-column generate-new-buffer " *temp*" #[nil "\301!\205	\302!\207" [#1# buffer-name kill-buffer] 2] frame-width 0 1 nil untabify fill-region line-end-position buffer-string mapconcat identity pos-tip-split-string "\n" margin left-margin kinsoku-limit indent-tabs-mode string squeeze max-rows] 9 (#$ . 16721)])
#@75 Truncate each line of STRING to WIDTH and discard lines exceeding HEIGHT.
(defalias 'pos-tip-truncate-string #[(string width height) "\306\307!rq\210\310\216	c\210eb\210\311\312\fW\2033\313`\312\210`{
\"\nB`dW\314\315!\210T\204\316\317\n\237\320#-\207" [#1=#:temp-buffer string rows nrow height width generate-new-buffer " *temp*" #[nil "\301!\205	\302!\207" [#1# buffer-name kill-buffer] 2] 0 nil truncate-string-to-width beginning-of-line 2 mapconcat identity "\n"] 4 (#$ . 18222)])
#@196 Count columns and rows of STRING. Return a cons cell like (WIDTH . HEIGHT).
The last empty line of STRING is ignored.

Example:

(pos-tip-string-width-height "abc\nあいう\n123")
;; => (6 . 3)
(defalias 'pos-tip-string-width-height #[(string) "\304\305!rq\210\306\216	c\210eb\210\307\210id\206`Sf\310=\203$\311\202%\312`dW\203:\313\210i]\nT\202'\n-B\207" [#1=#:temp-buffer string height width generate-new-buffer " *temp*" #[nil "\301!\205	\302!\207" [#1# buffer-name kill-buffer] 2] nil 10 0 1 2] 3 (#$ . 18729)])
#@143 Return maximum column number in tooltip which occupies the full width
of display. Omitting FRAME means use display that selected frame is in.
(defalias 'pos-tip-x-display-width #[(&optional frame) "\301!\302!\245T\207" [frame x-display-pixel-width frame-char-width] 3 (#$ . 19272)])
#@141 Return maximum row number in tooltip which occupies the full height
of display. Omitting FRAME means use display that selected frame is in.
(defalias 'pos-tip-x-display-height #[(&optional frame) "\301!\302!\245T\207" [frame x-display-pixel-height frame-char-height] 3 (#$ . 19564)])
#@32 Calculate tooltip pixel width.
(defalias 'pos-tip-tooltip-width #[(width char-width) "	_\304\n\\\305\"\\\207" [width char-width pos-tip-border-width pos-tip-internal-border-width ash 1] 4 (#$ . 19856)])
#@33 Calculate tooltip pixel height.
(defalias 'pos-tip-tooltip-height #[(height char-height &optional frame) "\306\307!\206\n\310\307\"\n	\250\203	\202'\311	!\203&\312\313!	_!\202'\314\\_\315\f
\\\316\"\\)\207" [frame spacing height char-height pos-tip-border-width pos-tip-internal-border-width default-value line-spacing frame-parameter floatp truncate frame-char-height 0 ash 1] 5 (#$ . 20067)])
#@1986 Show STRING in a tooltip, which is a small X window, at POS in WINDOW
using frame's default font with TIP-COLOR.

Return pixel position of tooltip relative to top left corner of frame as
a cons cell like (X . Y).

TIP-COLOR is a face or a cons cell like (FOREGROUND-COLOR . BACKGROUND-COLOR)
used to specify *only* foreground-color and background-color of tooltip. If
omitted, use `pos-tip-foreground-color' and `pos-tip-background-color' or the
foreground and background color of the `tooltip' face instead.

Omitting POS and WINDOW means use current position and selected window,
respectively.

Automatically hide the tooltip after TIMEOUT seconds. Omitting TIMEOUT means
use the default timeout of 5 seconds. Non-positive TIMEOUT means don't hide
tooltip automatically.

WIDTH, if non-nil, specifies the width of filling each paragraph.

If FRAME-COORDINATES is omitted or nil, automatically obtain the absolute
coordinates of the top left corner of frame which WINDOW is on. Here,
`top left corner of frame' represents the origin of `window-pixel-edges'
and its coordinates are essential for calculating the absolute coordinates
of the tooltip. If a cons cell like (LEFT . TOP), specifies the frame
absolute location and makes the calculation slightly faster, but can be
used only when it's clear that frame is in the specified position. Users
can get the latest values of frame coordinates for using in the next call
by referring the variable `pos-tip-saved-frame-coordinates' just after
calling this function. Otherwise, FRAME-COORDINATES `relative' means use
the pixel coordinates relative to the top left corner of the frame for
displaying the tooltip. This is the same effect as
`pos-tip-use-relative-coordinates' is non-nil.

DX specifies horizontal offset in pixel.

DY specifies vertical offset in pixel. This makes the calculations done
without considering the height of object at POS, so the object might be
hidden by the tooltip.

See also `pos-tip-show-no-propertize'.
(defalias 'pos-tip-show #[(string &optional tip-color pos window timeout width frame-coordinates dx dy) "\204\306 \307!\310	!\311	!\312\f!\313 !!\314 !\"\315\316\317\320	\321\"\"!#\322#\323!\324\"\257$%\203Z
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(defalias 'pos-tip-hide 'x-hide-tip "Hide pos-tip's tooltip.")
#@236 Return coordinates of FRAME orign relative to the top left corner of
the FRAME extent, like (LEFT . TOP). The return value is recorded to
`pos-tip-frame-offset'.

Note that this function does't correctly work for X frame and Emacs 22.
(defalias 'pos-tip-calibrate-frame-offset #[(&optional frame) "\306\307	!\310\311\312\313\314\306\315	\316\"B\317\n!\n\306\211\320\306\311&	\321\311!\210\322 \210\205I\323@@\324\315	\325\"!#\323AA\324\315	\326\"!#B\211-\207" [pos-tip-frame-offset frame window delete-frame-functions pos-tip-border-width pos-tip-internal-border-width nil frame-first-window ((lambda (frame) (if (equal (frame-parameter frame 'name) "tooltip") (setq pos-tip-frame-offset (cons (eval (frame-parameter frame 'left)) (eval (frame-parameter frame 'top))))))) 0 1 pos-tip-show "" frame-parameter background-color window-start relative sit-for pos-tip-hide - eval left top rpos] 10 (#$ . 23495)])
#@322 Maximize the currently selected frame temporarily and set
`pos-tip-w32-saved-max-width-height' the effective display size in order
to become possible to calculate the absolute location of tooltip.

KEEP-MAXIMIZE non-nil means leave the frame maximized.

Note that this function is usable only in Emacs 23 for MS-Windows.
(defalias 'pos-tip-w32-max-width-height #[(&optional keep-maximize) "\304=\204\n\305\306!\210\307\310!\210\311\312!\210\313 \314 \315 	A	@Z\\B\211\316\317!\203-\320\321\n\"\210\2045\307\322!\210)\207" [window-system offset pos-tip-w32-saved-max-width-height keep-maximize w32 error "`pos-tip-w32-max-width-height' can be used only in w32 frame." w32-send-sys-command 61488 sit-for 0 pos-tip-calibrate-frame-offset frame-pixel-width frame-pixel-height called-interactively-p interactive message "%S" 61728] 4 (#$ . 24426) nil])
(provide 'pos-tip)