ccls/src/fuzzy_match.hh
Fangrui Song 18e4be616c Add strict to FuzzyMatcher::Match
In completion, underscore prefixed builtin macros may be annoying when the first type character is not an underscore.

When `strict` is true, `Match` enforces the first characters should be loosely of the same category.
2019-01-12 00:40:49 +08:00

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#pragma once
#include <limits.h>
#include <string>
#include <string_view>
namespace ccls {
class FuzzyMatcher {
public:
constexpr static int kMaxPat = 100;
constexpr static int kMaxText = 200;
// Negative but far from INT_MIN so that intermediate results are hard to
// overflow.
constexpr static int kMinScore = INT_MIN / 4;
FuzzyMatcher(std::string_view pattern, int case_sensitivity);
int Match(std::string_view text, bool strict);
private:
int case_sensitivity;
std::string pat;
std::string_view text;
int pat_set, text_set;
char low_pat[kMaxPat], low_text[kMaxText];
int pat_role[kMaxPat], text_role[kMaxText];
int dp[2][kMaxText + 1][2];
int MatchScore(int i, int j, bool last);
int MissScore(int j, bool last);
};
} // namespace ccls