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# frozen_string_literal: true module GithubDiffParser class Line # @return [String] the line content itself attr_reader :content # @return [Integer] the previous line number before the changes. This match # the number shown by GitHub on the left side when reviewing a Pull Request in split mode. attr_reader :previous_number # @return [Integer] the current line number before the changes. This match # the number shown by GitHub on the right side when reviewing a Pull Request in split mode. attr_reader :current_number # @return [Integer] the position of this line in the patch. When using the GitHub API and # you want to write a comment on a given line change, you'll use this. attr_reader :patch_position # @param content [String] the line content itself # @param previous_number [Ingeter] (see #previous_number) # @param current_number [Ingeter] (see #current_number) # @param patch_position [Ingeter] (see #patch_position) # @param type [Symbol] the type of the line. Can be either :addition, :deletion or :contextual def initialize(content, previous_number, current_number, patch_position, type) @content = content @previous_number = previous_number @current_number = current_number @patch_position = patch_position @type = type end # Check if this line is a contextual line. A contextual line in a Git diff always start with a space (" ") # # @return [Boolean] def contextual? @type == :contextual end # Check if this line is an addition line. An addition line in a Git diff always start with a plus ("+") # # @return [Boolean] def addition? @type == :addition end # Check if this line is a deletion line. A deletion line in a Git diff always start with a minus ("-") # # @return [Boolean] def deletion? @type == :deletion end end end
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