// Scintilla source code edit control
/** @file AutoComplete.h
 ** Defines the auto completion list box.
 **/
// Copyright 1998-2003 by Neil Hodgson <neilh@scintilla.org>
// The License.txt file describes the conditions under which this software may be distributed.

#ifndef AUTOCOMPLETE_H
#define AUTOCOMPLETE_H

/**
 */
class AutoComplete {
    bool active;
    char stopChars[256];
    char fillUpChars[256];
    char separator;
    char typesep; // Type seperator

public:
    bool ignoreCase;
    bool chooseSingle;
    ListBox *lb;
    int posStart;
    int startLen;
    /// Should autocompletion be canceled if editor's currentPos <= startPos?
    bool cancelAtStartPos;
    bool autoHide;
    bool dropRestOfWord;

    AutoComplete();
    ~AutoComplete();

    /// Is the auto completion list displayed?
    bool Active();

    /// Display the auto completion list positioned to be near a character position
    void Start(Window &parent, int ctrlID, int position, Point location,
        int startLen_, int lineHeight, bool unicodeMode);

    /// The stop chars are characters which, when typed, cause the auto completion list to disappear
    void SetStopChars(const char *stopChars_);
    bool IsStopChar(char ch);

    /// The fillup chars are characters which, when typed, fill up the selected word
    void SetFillUpChars(const char *fillUpChars_);
    bool IsFillUpChar(char ch);

    /// The separator character is used when interpreting the list in SetList
    void SetSeparator(char separator_);
    char GetSeparator();

    /// The typesep character is used for seperating the word from the type
    void SetTypesep(char separator_);
    char GetTypesep();

    /// The list string contains a sequence of words separated by the separator character
    void SetList(const char *list);

    void Show(bool show);
    void Cancel();

    /// Move the current list element by delta, scrolling appropriately
    void Move(int delta);

    /// Select a list element that starts with word as the current element
    void Select(const char *word);
};

#endif
