2 * Jexer - Java Text User Interface
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6 * Copyright (C) 2019 Kevin Lamonte
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26 * @author Kevin Lamonte [kevin.lamonte@gmail.com]
32 * MnemonicString is used to render a string like "&File" into a
33 * highlighted 'F' and the rest of 'ile'. To insert a literal '&', use
34 * two '&&' characters, e.g. "&File && Stuff" would be
35 * "File & Stuff" with the first 'F' highlighted.
37 public class MnemonicString
{
39 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
40 // Variables --------------------------------------------------------------
41 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
44 * Keyboard shortcut to activate this item.
49 * Location of the highlighted character.
51 private int shortcutIdx
= -1;
54 * Screen location of the highlighted character (number of text cells
55 * required to display from the beginning to shortcutIdx).
57 private int screenShortcutIdx
= -1;
60 * The raw (uncolored) string.
62 private String rawLabel
;
64 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
65 // Constructors -----------------------------------------------------------
66 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
71 * @param label widget label or title. Label must contain a keyboard
72 * shortcut, denoted by prefixing a letter with "&", e.g. "&File"
74 public MnemonicString(final String label
) {
76 // Setup the menu shortcut
77 StringBuilder newLabel
= new StringBuilder();
78 boolean foundAmp
= false;
79 boolean foundShortcut
= false;
80 int scanShortcutIdx
= 0;
81 int scanScreenShortcutIdx
= 0;
82 for (int i
= 0; i
< label
.length();) {
83 int c
= label
.codePointAt(i
);
84 i
+= Character
.charCount(c
);
90 scanScreenShortcutIdx
++;
95 newLabel
.append(Character
.toChars(c
));
100 foundShortcut
= true;
101 shortcutIdx
= scanShortcutIdx
;
102 screenShortcutIdx
= scanScreenShortcutIdx
;
106 scanScreenShortcutIdx
+= StringUtils
.width(c
);
110 this.rawLabel
= newLabel
.toString();
113 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
114 // MnemonicString ---------------------------------------------------------
115 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
118 * Get the keyboard shortcut character.
120 * @return the highlighted character
122 public int getShortcut() {
127 * Get location of the highlighted character.
129 * @return location of the highlighted character
131 public int getShortcutIdx() {
136 * Get the screen location of the highlighted character.
138 * @return the number of text cells required to display from the
139 * beginning of the label to shortcutIdx
141 public int getScreenShortcutIdx() {
142 return screenShortcutIdx
;
146 * Get the raw (uncolored) string.
148 * @return the raw (uncolored) string
150 public String
getRawLabel() {