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/*
* Fit terminal columns and rows to the dimensions of its
* DOM element.
*
* Approach:
* - Rows: Truncate the division of the terminal parent element height
* by the terminal row height
*
* - Columns: Truncate the division of the terminal parent element width by
* the terminal character width (apply display: inline at the
* terminal row and truncate its width with the current number
* of columns)
*/
(function (fit) {
if (typeof define == 'function') {
/*
* Require.js is available
*/
define(['../../src/xterm'], fit);
} else {
/*
* Plain browser environment
*/
fit(this.Xterm);
}
})(function (Xterm) {
Xterm.prototype.proposeGeometry = function () {
var parentElementStyle = window.getComputedStyle(this.element.parentElement),
parentElementHeight = parseInt(parentElementStyle.getPropertyValue('height')),
parentElementWidth = parseInt(parentElementStyle.getPropertyValue('width')),
elementStyle = window.getComputedStyle(this.element),
elementPaddingVer = parseInt(elementStyle.getPropertyValue('padding-top')) + parseInt(elementStyle.getPropertyValue('padding-bottom')),
elementPaddingHor = parseInt(elementStyle.getPropertyValue('padding-right')) + parseInt(elementStyle.getPropertyValue('padding-left')),
availableHeight = parentElementHeight - elementPaddingVer,
availableWidth = parentElementWidth - elementPaddingHor,
container = this.rowContainer,
subjectRow = this.rowContainer.firstElementChild,
contentBuffer = subjectRow.innerHTML,
characterHeight,
rows,
characterWidth,
cols,
geometry;
subjectRow.style.display = 'inline';
subjectRow.innerHTML = 'W'; // Common character for measuring width, although on monospace
characterWidth = parseInt(subjectRow.offsetWidth);
subjectRow.style.display = ''; // Revert style before calculating height, since they differ.
characterHeight = parseInt(subjectRow.offsetHeight);
subjectRow.innerHTML = contentBuffer;
rows = parseInt(availableHeight / characterHeight);
/*
* The following hack takes place in order to get "fit" work properly
* in Mozilla Firefox.
* Most probably, because of a dimension calculation bug, Firefox
* calculates the width to be 1px less than it is actually drawn on
* screen.
*/
if (navigator.userAgent.match(/Firefox/)) {
characterWidth++;
}
cols = parseInt(availableWidth / characterWidth);
geometry = {cols: cols, rows: rows};
return geometry;
};
Xterm.prototype.fit = function () {
var geometry = this.proposeGeometry();
this.resize(geometry.cols, geometry.rows);
};
});