# frozen_string_literal: true module RuboCop module Cop # Common functionality for checking for spaces inside various # kinds of brackets. module SpaceInside include SurroundingSpace MSG = 'Space inside %s detected.'.freeze def investigate(processed_source) @processed_source = processed_source each_extraneous_space(processed_source.tokens) do |kind, range| add_offense(range, range, format(MSG, kind)) end end def autocorrect(range) ->(corrector) { corrector.remove(range) } end private def each_extraneous_space(tokens) brackets = Brackets.new(*specifics) tokens.each_cons(2) do |t1, t2| next unless matching_brackets?(brackets, t1, t2) # If the second token is a comment, that means that a line break # follows, and that the rules for space inside don't apply. next if t2.type == :tCOMMENT next unless t2.pos.line == t1.pos.line && space_between?(t1, t2) yield brackets.kind, range_between_tokens(t1, t2) end end def matching_brackets?(brackets, t1, t2) brackets.left_side?(t1) || brackets.right_side?(t2) end def range_between_tokens(t1, t2) range_between(t1.pos.end_pos, t2.pos.begin_pos) end # Wraps info about the brackets. Makes it easy to check whether a token # is one of the brackets. # # @example Parentheses `()` # Brackets.new(:tLPAREN, :tRPAREN, 'parentheses') # # @example Square brackets `[]` # Brackets.new([:tLBRACK, :tLBRACK2], :tRBRACK, 'square brackets') # class Brackets attr_reader :kind def initialize(left, right, kind) @left_side_types = [left].flatten @right_side_type = right @kind = kind end def left_side?(token) # Left side bracket has to be able to match multiple types # (e.g. :tLBRACK and :tLBRACK2) @left_side_types.include?(token.type) end def right_side?(token) @right_side_type == token.type end end end end end