Type declaration

• bracketProcessor: (() => InputProcessor)

  • • (): InputProcessor

    • Bracket Processor

      The default bracket processor. This processor is responsible for automatically inserting closing brackets. It also handles "skipping over" closing brackets if they are already present.

      Returns

      A configured keydown processor.

      Returns InputProcessor

• newlineProcessor: ((opts: Partial<NewlineProcessorOptions>) => InputProcessor)

  • • (opts: Partial<NewlineProcessorOptions>): InputProcessor

    • Newline Processor

      The default newline processor.

      This processor is used to handle the enter key. When the enter key is pressed, this processor will insert a new line and optionally indent the new line appropriately. Sometimes it adjusts the indentation up or down depending on the context. It's important to note that this processor always inserts a new line. This is done because FireFox handles the enter key differently than other browsers. In FireFox, the enter key inserts a
      tag instead of a new line. This processor is used to normalize the behavior across all browsers.

      Returns

      A configured newline processor.

      Parameters

      • opts: Partial<NewlineProcessorOptions>

        The options for the default newline processor.

      Returns InputProcessor

• tabProcessor: ((opts: Partial<TabProcessorOptions>) => InputProcessor)

  • • (opts: Partial<TabProcessorOptions>): InputProcessor

    • Tab Processor

      The default tab processor. This processor will insert or remove a tab character at the cursor position, or indent or dedent the selected lines if the selection spans multiple lines.

      Returns

      A new tab processor.

      Parameters

      • opts: Partial<TabProcessorOptions>

        The options for the default tab processor.

      Returns InputProcessor