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wrap_cache.go
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1 package cli
2
3 import "strings"
4
5 // wrapCache keeps the viewport's wrapped line list in sync with transcript
6 // blocks without re-wrapping the entire history on every streaming update.
7 //
8 // Contract:
9 // - wrapWidth is the content width used for the cached lines.
10 // - wrapBlockCount is how many leading transcript blocks are fully reflected
11 // in wrapBlockLines / the corresponding prefix of wrappedLines.
12 // - invalidateWrapFrom(i) drops the cache from block i onward so the next
13 // sync only re-wraps the suffix (streaming answer rewrites, tool tails).
14 // - Full rebuild is reserved for width change, history shrink, or an empty
15 // cache — never for a routine transcriptDirty flag alone.
16 func (m *chatTUI) clearWrapCache() {
17 m.wrappedLines = nil
18 m.wrapWidth = 0
19 m.wrapBlockCount = 0
20 m.wrapBlockLines = nil
21 }
22
23 // syncWrappedLines ensures wrapBlockLines/wrappedLines match m.transcript at
24 // contentW. forceFull rebuilds every block; otherwise only blocks from
25 // wrapBlockCount onward are wrapped (suffix path after invalidateWrapFrom).
26 // Returns true when the flat line list changed and the viewport must be fed.
27 func (m *chatTUI) syncWrappedLines(contentW int, forceFull bool) bool {
28 if contentW <= 0 {
29 contentW = 1
30 }
31 n := len(m.transcript)
32 if forceFull || contentW != m.wrapWidth || n < m.wrapBlockCount {
33 return m.rebuildWrappedLinesFull(contentW)
34 }
35 // Heal a desynced block slice (should not happen if invalidate is used).
36 if len(m.wrapBlockLines) != m.wrapBlockCount {
37 if m.wrapBlockCount > len(m.wrapBlockLines) {
38 m.wrapBlockCount = len(m.wrapBlockLines)
39 } else {
40 m.wrapBlockLines = m.wrapBlockLines[:m.wrapBlockCount]
41 }
42 m.wrappedLines = flattenBlockWraps(m.wrapBlockLines)
43 }
44 if n == m.wrapBlockCount {
45 return false
46 }
47 // Suffix-only: re-wrap mutated/new blocks from wrapBlockCount..n.
48 for i := m.wrapBlockCount; i < n; i++ {
49 blockLines := wrapBlockLines(m.transcript[i], contentW)
50 m.wrapBlockLines = append(m.wrapBlockLines, blockLines)
51 }
52 // Rebuild the flat list from the (prefix-stable + new suffix) block wraps
53 // into a fresh slice so the viewport never aliases a growing backing array.
54 m.wrappedLines = flattenBlockWraps(m.wrapBlockLines)
55 m.wrapBlockCount = n
56 m.wrapWidth = contentW
57 return true
58 }
59
60 func (m *chatTUI) rebuildWrappedLinesFull(contentW int) bool {
61 if contentW <= 0 {
62 contentW = 1
63 }
64 n := len(m.transcript)
65 m.wrapBlockLines = make([][]string, n)
66 for i := 0; i < n; i++ {
67 m.wrapBlockLines[i] = wrapBlockLines(m.transcript[i], contentW)
68 }
69 // Prefer per-block flatten over join-then-wrap so streaming suffix rebuilds
70 // stay consistent with append-only updates (both use wrapBlockLines).
71 m.wrappedLines = flattenBlockWraps(m.wrapBlockLines)
72 m.wrapBlockCount = n
73 m.wrapWidth = contentW
74 return true
75 }
76
77 // feedViewportContent pushes the wrap cache into the bubbles viewport without
78 // re-joining the document to a single string. The line slice is cloned so later
79 // cache growth cannot mutate storage the viewport still holds.
80 func (m *chatTUI) feedViewportContent() {
81 if len(m.wrappedLines) == 0 {
82 m.viewport.SetContentLines(nil)
83 return
84 }
85 lines := make([]string, len(m.wrappedLines))
86 copy(lines, m.wrappedLines)
87 m.viewport.SetContentLines(lines)
88 }
89
90 // wrapBlockLines wraps one transcript block to width as a line slice.
91 func wrapBlockLines(block string, width int) []string {
92 wrapped := wrapTranscript(block, width)
93 if wrapped == "" {
94 return []string{""}
95 }
96 return strings.Split(wrapped, "\n")
97 }
98
99 // flattenBlockWraps concatenates per-block wrapped line groups. Block boundaries
100 // in the transcript are already forced newlines (strings.Join(blocks, "\n")), so
101 // concatenating independent wraps matches the joined document for our content.
102 func flattenBlockWraps(blocks [][]string) []string {
103 if len(blocks) == 0 {
104 return nil
105 }
106 n := 0
107 for _, b := range blocks {
108 n += len(b)
109 }
110 out := make([]string, 0, n)
111 for _, b := range blocks {
112 out = append(out, b...)
113 }
114 return out
115 }
116
117 // wrappedContentString returns the viewport payload for tests/debug.
118 func (m chatTUI) wrappedContentString() string {
119 if len(m.wrappedLines) == 0 {
120 return ""
121 }
122 return strings.Join(m.wrappedLines, "\n")
123 }
124
125 // invalidateWrapFrom drops the wrap cache from block index onward so the next
126 // syncWrappedLines only re-wraps the suffix. Used by setTranscriptBlock and any
127 // in-place rewrite of a live stream slot (answer, tool tail, …).
128 func (m *chatTUI) invalidateWrapFrom(index int) {
129 if index < 0 {
130 index = 0
131 }
132 if index >= m.wrapBlockCount {
133 return
134 }
135 m.wrapBlockLines = m.wrapBlockLines[:index]
136 m.wrapBlockCount = index
137 m.wrappedLines = flattenBlockWraps(m.wrapBlockLines)
138 }
139
140 // rewriteTranscriptBlock updates a block's rendered text and invalidates the
141 // wrap suffix from that index. Prefer this over bare transcript[i] = … so the
142 // streaming hot path never forces a full-history rebuild.
143 func (m *chatTUI) rewriteTranscriptBlock(index int, rendered string) {
144 if index < 0 || index >= len(m.transcript) {
145 return
146 }
147 m.transcript[index] = rendered
148 m.invalidateWrapFrom(index)
149 }
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