% Fortran mode -* SLang -*- % % Loading this file, then executing 'fortran_mode' will start fortran mode % on the current buffer. custom_variable ("Fortran_Continue_Char", "&"); custom_variable ("Fortran_Comment_String", "C"); custom_variable ("Fortran_Indent_Amount", 2); % fortran indent routine define fortran_indent () { variable goal = 7; % at top of buffer it should be 7 n'est pas? variable cs = CASE_SEARCH; variable ch; % goto beginning of line and skip past continuation char USER_BLOCK0 { bol (); skip_chars ("0-9 \t"); if (looking_at(Fortran_Continue_Char)) go_right_1 (); skip_white (); } push_spot (); push_spot (); CASE_SEARCH = 0; % Fortran is not case sensitive while (up_1 ()) { bol_skip_white(); if (eolp() or looking_at(Fortran_Continue_Char)) continue; X_USER_BLOCK0 (); goal = what_column (); if (goal == 1) continue; if (looking_at("do ") or looking_at("else")) goal += Fortran_Indent_Amount; else if (looking_at("if ") or looking_at("if(")) { % We want to check for 'then' so take care of continuations push_spot (); while (down_1 ()) { bol_skip_white (); !if (looking_at (Fortran_Continue_Char)) { go_up_1 (); bol (); break; } } if (ffind ("then")) goal += Fortran_Indent_Amount; pop_spot (); } break; } % now check current line pop_spot (); push_spot (); X_USER_BLOCK0 (); if (looking_at("end") or looking_at("continue") or looking_at("else")) goal -= Fortran_Indent_Amount; CASE_SEARCH = cs; % done getting indent if (goal < 7) goal = 7; pop_spot (); bol_skip_white (); % after the label or continuation char and indent the rest to goal USER_BLOCK1 { skip_chars ("0-9"); trim (); if (looking_at (Fortran_Continue_Char)) { insert_spaces (6 - what_column()); go_right_1 (); trim(); goal += Fortran_Indent_Amount; } insert_spaces (goal - what_column()); } ch = char(what_char()); switch (ch) { isdigit (ch) : % label if (what_column () >= 6) { bol_trim (); insert_single_space (); } X_USER_BLOCK1 (); } { case Fortran_Continue_Char : % continuation character bol_trim (); insert_spaces (5); X_USER_BLOCK1 (); } { not (bolp()) or eolp (): % general case bol_trim (); goal--; insert_spaces (goal); } pop_spot (); skip_white (); } define fortran_is_comment () { bol (); skip_chars (" \t0-9"); bolp () and not (eolp()); } define fortran_newline () { variable p, cont; if (bolp ()) { newline (); return; } fortran_indent (); push_spot (); bskip_white (); trim (); if (what_column () > 72) { push_spot (); bol_skip_white(); !if (bolp()) message ("Line exceeds 72 columns."); pop_spot (); } p = _get_point (); bskip_chars("-+*=/,("); cont = (p != _get_point ()); if (fortran_is_comment ()) cont = 0; bol_skip_white (); if (looking_at("data ")) cont = 0; pop_spot (); newline (); insert_single_space (); if (cont) insert(Fortran_Continue_Char); fortran_indent (); } define fortran_continue_newline () { fortran_newline (); push_spot (); bol_skip_white (); if (looking_at(Fortran_Continue_Char)) pop_spot (); else { insert (Fortran_Continue_Char); pop_spot (); fortran_indent (); go_right_1 (); skip_white (); } } % % electric labels % define fortran_electric_label () { insert_char (LAST_CHAR); push_spot (); if (fortran_is_comment ()) pop_spot (); else { bol_skip_white (); skip_chars ("0-9"); trim (); pop_spot (); fortran_indent (); } } % fortran comment/uncomment functions define fortran_uncomment () { push_spot (); if (fortran_is_comment ()) { bol (); if (looking_at (Fortran_Comment_String)) deln (strlen (Fortran_Comment_String)); else del (); } fortran_indent (); pop_spot (); go_down_1 (); } define fortran_comment () { !if (fortran_is_comment ()) { push_spot_bol (); insert (Fortran_Comment_String); } pop_spot (); go_down_1 (); } % % Look for beginning of current subroutine/function % define fortran_beg_of_subprogram () { variable cs = CASE_SEARCH; CASE_SEARCH = 0; do { bol_skip_white (); if (_get_point ()) { if (looking_at ("program") or looking_at ("function") or looking_at ("subroutine")) break; } } while (up_1 ()); CASE_SEARCH = cs; } % % Look for end of current subroutine/function % define fortran_end_of_subprogram () { variable cs = CASE_SEARCH; CASE_SEARCH = 0; do { bol_skip_white (); if (looking_at ("end")) { go_right (3); skip_white (); if (eolp ()) break; } } while (down_1 ()); CASE_SEARCH = cs; } define fortran_mark_subprogram () { fortran_end_of_subprogram (); go_down_1 (); set_mark_cmd (); fortran_beg_of_subprogram (); bol (); } % % shows a ruler for FORTRAN source. Press any key to get rid of % define fortran_ruler () { variable c = what_column (); variable r = window_line (); bol (); push_mark (); insert (" 5 7 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70\n"); insert ("{ }|{ | | | | | | | | | | | | | }\n"); goto_column (c); if (r <= 2) r = 3; recenter (r); message ("Press SPACE to get rid of the ruler."); update_sans_update_hook (1); () = getkey (); bol (); del_region (); goto_column (c); flush_input (); recenter (r); } define fortran_prev_next_statement (dirfun) { while (@dirfun ()) { bol (); skip_chars ("^0-9 \t\n"); !if (_get_point ()) break; } () = goto_column_best_try (7); } % % moves cursor to the next statement, skipping comment lines % define fortran_next_statement () { fortran_prev_next_statement (&down_1); } % % moves cursor to the previous fortran statement, skipping comments % define fortran_previous_statement () { fortran_prev_next_statement (&up_1); } % % main entry point into the fortran mode % $1 = "Fortran"; !if (keymap_p ($1)) make_keymap ($1); definekey ("fortran_comment", "\e;", $1); definekey ("fortran_uncomment", "\e:", $1); definekey ("fortran_continue_newline", "\e\r", $1); % next two really needed? not if using EDT or Emacs definekey ("self_insert_cmd", char('\''), $1); definekey ("self_insert_cmd", char('"'), $1); definekey ("fortran_beg_of_subprogram", "\e^A", $1); definekey ("fortran_end_of_subprogram", "\e^E", $1); definekey ("fortran_mark_function", "\e^H", $1); definekey_reserved ("fortran_next_statement", "^N", $1); definekey_reserved ("fortran_previous_statement", "^P", $1); definekey_reserved ("fortran_ruler", "^R", $1); _for (0, 9, 1) { $2 = (); definekey ("fortran_electric_label", string($2), $1); } % Set up syntax table $1 = "Fortran"; create_syntax_table ($1); define_syntax ("!", "", '%', $1); define_syntax ("([", ")]", '(', $1); define_syntax ('"', '"', $1); define_syntax ('\'', '"', $1); % define_syntax ('\\', '\\', $1); define_syntax ("0-9a-zA-Z_", 'w', $1); % words define_syntax ("-+0-9eEdD", '0', $1); % Numbers define_syntax (",.", ',', $1); define_syntax ('D', '#', $1); define_syntax ("-+/*=", '+', $1); set_syntax_flags ($1, 1 | 2); set_fortran_comment_chars ($1, "^0-9 \t\n"); % Fortran 77 keywords + include, record, structure, while: % backspace block % call character common complex continue % data dimension do double % else end enddo endfile endif entry equivalence exit external % format function % goto % if implicit include inquire integer intrinsic % logical % parameter pause precision program % real return rewind % save stop subroutine % then % while () = define_keywords ($1, "dogoifto", 2); () = define_keywords ($1, "end", 3); () = define_keywords ($1, "calldataelseexitgotoopenreadrealsavestopthen", 4); () = define_keywords ($1, "blockcloseenddoendifentrypauseprintwhilewrite", 5); () = define_keywords ($1, "commondoubleformatrecordreturnrewind", 6); () = define_keywords ($1, "complexendfileincludeinquireintegerlogicalprogram", 7); () = define_keywords ($1, "continueexternalfunctionimplicit", 8); () = define_keywords ($1, "backspacecharacterdimensionintrinsicparameterprecisionstructure", 9); () = define_keywords ($1, "subroutine", 10); () = define_keywords ($1, "equivalence", 11); () = define_keywords_n ($1, "eqgegtleltneor", 2, 1); () = define_keywords_n ($1, "andnot", 3, 1); () = define_keywords_n ($1, "true", 4, 1); () = define_keywords_n ($1, "false", 5, 1); %!%+ %\function{fortran_mode} %\synopsis{fortran_mode} %\description % Mode designed for the purpose of editing FORTRAN files. % After the mode is loaded, the hook 'fortran_hook' is called. % Useful functions include % % Function: Default Binding: % fortran_continue_newline ESC RETURN % indents current line, and creates a continuation line on next line. % fortran_comment ESC ; % comments out current line % fortran_uncomment ESC : % uncomments current line % fortran_electric_label 0-9 % Generates a label for current line or simply inserts a digit. % fortran_next_statement ^C^N % moves to next fortran statementm skips comment lines % fortran_previous_statement ^C^P % moves to previous fortran statement, skips comment lines % fortran_ruler ^C^R % inserts a ruler above the current line. Press any key to continue % fortran_beg_of_subprogram ESC ^A % moves cursor to beginning of current subroutine/function % fortran_end_of_subprogram ESC ^E % moves cursor to end of current subroutine/function % fortran_mark_subprogram ESC ^H % mark the current subroutine/function % % Variables include: % Fortran_Continue_Char --- character used as a continuation character. % By default, its value is "&" % Fortran_Comment_String --- string used by 'fortran_comment' to % comment out a line. The default string is "C "; % Fortran_Indent_Amount --- number of spaces to indent statements in % a block. The default is 2. %!%- define fortran_mode () { variable mode = "Fortran"; set_mode (mode, 0x4 | 0x10); use_keymap (mode); use_syntax_table (mode); set_buffer_hook ("indent_hook", "fortran_indent"); set_buffer_hook ("newline_indent_hook", "fortran_newline"); mode_set_mode_info (mode, "fold_info", "C{{{\rC}}}\r\r"); run_mode_hooks ("fortran_hook"); }