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Do not apply nth style when the whole range is covered

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Junegunn Choi
2025-01-16 10:05:26 +09:00
parent b712f2bb6a
commit 1313510890
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src/terminal.go
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@@ -2724,8 +2724,27 @@ func (t *Terminal) printHighlighted(result Result, colBase tui.ColorPair, colMat
}
sort.Sort(ByOrder(charOffsets))
}
wholeCovered := len(t.nthCurrent) == 0
for _, nth := range t.nthCurrent {
// Do we still want to apply a different style when the current nth
// covers the whole string? Probably not. And we can simplify the logic.
if nth.IsFull() {
wholeCovered = true
break
}
}
// But if 'nth' is set to 'regular', it's a sign that you're applying
// a different style to the rest of the string. e.g. 'nth:regular,fg:dim'
// In this case, we still need to apply and clear the style.
// We do the same when postTask is nil, which means we're printing header lines.
if t.nthAttr == tui.AttrRegular && wholeCovered || postTask == nil {
if t.nthAttr == tui.AttrRegular {
colBase = colBase.WithAttr(t.nthAttr)
}
}
var nthOffsets []Offset
if len(t.nthCurrent) > 0 && t.nthAttr > 0 && postTask != nil {
if !wholeCovered && t.nthAttr > 0 && postTask != nil {
var tokens []Token
if item.transformed != nil {
tokens = item.transformed.tokens