## ## modeline.kak by lenormf ## ## Currently supported modeline format: vim ## Also supports kakoune options with a 'kak' or 'kakoune' prefix ## Only a few options are supported, in order to prevent the ## buffers from poking around the configuration too much # Amount of additional lines that will be checked at the beginning # and the end of the buffer decl int modelines 5 def -hidden modeline-parse %{ %sh{ # Translate a vim option into the corresponding kakoune one function translate_opt_vim { readonly key="$1" readonly value="$2" local tr="" case "${key}" in so|scrolloff) tr="scrolloff ${value},${kak_opt_scrolloff##*,}";; siso|sidescrolloff) tr="scrolloff ${kak_opt_scrolloff%%,*},${value}";; ts|tabstop) tr="tabstop ${value}";; sw|shiftwidth) tr="indentwidth ${value}";; tw|textwidth) tr="autowrap_column ${value}";; ff|fileformat) case "${value}" in unix) tr="eolformat lf";; dos) tr="eolformat crlf";; *) printf %s\\n "echo -debug 'Unsupported file format: ${value}'";; esac ;; ft|filetype) tr="filetype ${value}";; bomb) tr="BOM utf8";; nobomb) tr="BOM none";; *) printf %s\\n "echo -debug 'Unsupported vim variable: ${key}'";; esac [ -n "${tr}" ] && printf %s\\n "set buffer ${tr}" } # Pass a few whitelisted options to kakoune directly function translate_opt_kakoune { readonly key="$1" readonly value="$2" readonly OPTS_ALLOWED=( scrolloff tabstop indentwidth autowrap_column eolformat filetype BOM ) printf %s\\n "${OPTS_ALLOWED[@]}" | grep -qw "${key}" || { printf %s\\n "echo -debug 'Unsupported kakoune variable: ${key}'"; return; } printf %s\\n "set buffer ${key} ${value}" } # The following subshell will keep the actual options of the modeline, and strip: # - the text that leads the first option, according to the official vim modeline format # - the trailing text after the last option, and an optional ':' sign before it # It will also convert the ':' seperators beween the option=value pairs # More info: http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/options.html#modeline options=( $(printf %s\\n "${kak_selection}" | sed \ -e 's/^[^:]\{1,\}://' \ -e 's/[ \t]*set\{0,1\}[ \t]//' \ -e 's/:[^a-zA-Z0-9_=-]*$//' \ -e 's/:/ /g') ) case "${kak_selection}" in *vi:*|*vim:*) type_selection="vim";; *kak:*|*kakoune:*) type_selection="kakoune";; *) echo "echo -debug Unsupported modeline format";; esac [ -n "${type_selection}" ] || exit 1 for option in "${options[@]}"; do name_option="${option%%=*}" value_option="${option#*=}" case "${type_selection}" in vim) tr=$(translate_opt_vim "${name_option}" "${value_option}");; kakoune) tr=$(translate_opt_kakoune "${name_option}" "${value_option}");; esac [ -n "${tr}" ] && printf %s\\n "${tr}" done } } # Add the following function to a hook on BufOpen to automatically parse modelines # Select the first and last `modelines` lines in the buffer, only keep modelines def modeline-parse -docstring "Read and interpret vi-format modelines at the beginning/end of the buffer" %{ try %{ eval -draft %{ exec \%s\`|.\' %opt{modelines}k %opt{modelines}X \ s^[^\s]+?\s(vim?|kak(oune)?):\s?[^\n]+ eval -draft -itersel modeline-parse } } }