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ghostty/macos/Sources/Helpers/TabTitleEditor.swift

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import AppKit
/// Delegate used by ``TabTitleEditor`` to resolve tab-specific behavior.
protocol TabTitleEditorDelegate: AnyObject {
/// Returns whether inline rename should be allowed for the given tab window.
func tabTitleEditor(
_ editor: TabTitleEditor,
canRenameTabFor targetWindow: NSWindow
) -> Bool
/// Returns the current title value to seed into the inline editor.
func tabTitleEditor(
_ editor: TabTitleEditor,
titleFor targetWindow: NSWindow
) -> String
/// Called when inline editing commits a title for a target tab window.
func tabTitleEditor(
_ editor: TabTitleEditor,
didCommitTitle editedTitle: String,
for targetWindow: NSWindow
)
/// Called when inline editing could not start and the host should show a fallback flow.
func tabTitleEditor(
_ editor: TabTitleEditor,
performFallbackRenameFor targetWindow: NSWindow
)
/// Called after inline editing finishes (whether committed or cancelled).
/// Use this to restore focus to the appropriate responder.
func tabTitleEditor(
_ editor: TabTitleEditor,
didFinishEditing targetWindow: NSWindow)
}
/// Handles inline tab title editing for native AppKit window tabs.
final class TabTitleEditor: NSObject, NSTextFieldDelegate {
/// Host window containing the tab bar where editing occurs.
private weak var hostWindow: NSWindow?
/// Delegate that provides and commits title data for target tab windows.
private weak var delegate: TabTitleEditorDelegate?
/// Local event monitor so fullscreen titlebar-window clicks can also trigger rename.
private var eventMonitor: Any?
/// Active inline editor view, if editing is in progress.
private weak var inlineTitleEditor: NSTextField?
/// Tab window currently being edited.
private weak var inlineTitleTargetWindow: NSWindow?
/// Original state of the tab bar.
private var previousTabState: TabUIState?
/// Deferred begin-editing work used to avoid visual flicker on double-click.
private var pendingEditWorkItem: DispatchWorkItem?
/// Creates a coordinator bound to a host window and rename delegate.
init(hostWindow: NSWindow, delegate: TabTitleEditorDelegate) {
super.init()
self.hostWindow = hostWindow
self.delegate = delegate
// This is needed so that fullscreen clicks can register since they won't
// event on the NSWindow. We may want to tighten this up in the future by
// only doing this if we're fullscreen.
self.eventMonitor = NSEvent.addLocalMonitorForEvents(matching: [.leftMouseDown]) { [weak self] event in
guard let self else { return event }
return handleMouseDown(event) ? nil : event
}
}
deinit {
if let eventMonitor {
NSEvent.removeMonitor(eventMonitor)
}
}
/// Handles leftMouseDown events from the host window and begins inline edit if possible. If this
/// returns true then the event was handled by the coordinator.
func handleMouseDown(_ event: NSEvent) -> Bool {
guard event.type == .leftMouseDown else { return false }
// If we don't have a host window to look up the click, we do nothing.
guard let hostWindow else { return false }
// In native fullscreen, AppKit can route titlebar clicks through a detached
// NSToolbarFullScreenWindow. Only allow clicks from the host window or its
// fullscreen tab bar window so rename handling stays scoped to this tab strip.
let sourceWindow = event.window ?? hostWindow
guard sourceWindow === hostWindow || sourceWindow === hostWindow.tabBarView?.window
else { return false }
// Find the tab window that is being clicked.
let locationInScreen = sourceWindow.convertPoint(toScreen: event.locationInWindow)
guard let tabIndex = hostWindow.tabIndex(atScreenPoint: locationInScreen),
let targetWindow = hostWindow.tabbedWindows?[safe: tabIndex],
delegate?.tabTitleEditor(self, canRenameTabFor: targetWindow) == true
else { return false }
guard !isMouseEventWithinEditor(event) else {
// If the click lies within the editor,
// we should forward the event to the editor
inlineTitleEditor?.mouseDown(with: event)
return true
}
// We only want double-clicks to enable editing
guard event.clickCount == 2 else { return false }
// We need to start editing in a separate event loop tick, so set that up.
pendingEditWorkItem?.cancel()
let workItem = DispatchWorkItem { [weak self, weak targetWindow] in
guard let self, let targetWindow else { return }
if self.beginEditing(for: targetWindow) {
return
}
// Inline editing failed, so trigger fallback rename whatever it is.
self.delegate?.tabTitleEditor(self, performFallbackRenameFor: targetWindow)
}
pendingEditWorkItem = workItem
DispatchQueue.main.async(execute: workItem)
return true
}
/// Handles rightMouseDown events from the host window.
///
/// If this returns true then the event was handled by the coordinator.
func handleRightMouseDown(_ event: NSEvent) -> Bool {
guard event.type == .rightMouseDown else { return false }
if isMouseEventWithinEditor(event) {
inlineTitleEditor?.rightMouseDown(with: event)
return true
} else {
return false
}
}
/// Begins editing the given target tab window title. Returns true if we're able to start the
/// inline edit.
@discardableResult
func beginEditing(for targetWindow: NSWindow) -> Bool {
// Resolve the visual tab button for the target tab window. We rely on visual order
// since native tab view hierarchy order does not necessarily match what is on screen.
guard let hostWindow,
let tabbedWindows = hostWindow.tabbedWindows,
let tabIndex = tabbedWindows.firstIndex(of: targetWindow),
let tabButton = hostWindow.tabButtonsInVisualOrder()[safe: tabIndex],
delegate?.tabTitleEditor(self, canRenameTabFor: targetWindow) == true
else { return false }
// If we have a pending edit, we need to cancel it because we got
// called to start edit explicitly.
pendingEditWorkItem?.cancel()
pendingEditWorkItem = nil
finishEditing(commit: true)
let tabState = TabUIState(tabButton: tabButton)
// Build the editor using title text and style derived from the tab's existing label.
let editedTitle = delegate?.tabTitleEditor(self, titleFor: targetWindow) ?? targetWindow.title
let sourceLabel = sourceTabTitleLabel(from: tabState.labels.map(\.label), matching: editedTitle)
let editorFrame = tabTitleEditorFrame(for: tabButton, sourceLabel: sourceLabel)
guard editorFrame.width >= 20, editorFrame.height >= 14 else { return false }
let editor = NSTextField(frame: editorFrame)
editor.delegate = self
editor.stringValue = editedTitle
editor.alignment = sourceLabel?.alignment ?? .center
editor.isBordered = false
editor.isBezeled = false
editor.drawsBackground = false
editor.focusRingType = .none
editor.lineBreakMode = .byClipping
if let editorCell = editor.cell as? NSTextFieldCell {
editorCell.wraps = false
editorCell.usesSingleLineMode = true
editorCell.isScrollable = true
}
if let sourceLabel {
applyTextStyle(to: editor, from: sourceLabel, title: editedTitle)
}
// Hide it until the tab button has finished layout so we can avoid flicker.
editor.isHidden = true
inlineTitleEditor = editor
inlineTitleTargetWindow = targetWindow
previousTabState = tabState
// Temporarily hide native title label views while editing so only the text field is visible.
CATransaction.begin()
CATransaction.setDisableActions(true)
tabState.hide()
tabButton.layoutSubtreeIfNeeded()
tabButton.displayIfNeeded()
tabButton.addSubview(editor)
CATransaction.commit()
// Focus after insertion so AppKit has created the field editor for this text field.
DispatchQueue.main.async { [weak hostWindow, weak editor] in
guard let editor else { return }
let responderWindow = editor.window ?? hostWindow
guard let responderWindow else { return }
editor.isHidden = false
responderWindow.makeFirstResponder(editor)
if let fieldEditor = editor.currentEditor() as? NSTextView,
let editorFont = editor.font {
fieldEditor.font = editorFont
var typingAttributes = fieldEditor.typingAttributes
typingAttributes[.font] = editorFont
fieldEditor.typingAttributes = typingAttributes
}
editor.currentEditor()?.selectAll(nil)
}
return true
}
/// Finishes any in-flight inline edit and optionally commits the edited title.
func finishEditing(commit: Bool) {
// If we're pending starting a new edit, cancel it.
pendingEditWorkItem?.cancel()
pendingEditWorkItem = nil
// To finish editing we need a current editor.
guard let editor = inlineTitleEditor else { return }
let editedTitle = editor.stringValue
let targetWindow = inlineTitleTargetWindow
// Clear coordinator references first so re-entrant paths don't see stale state.
editor.delegate = nil
inlineTitleEditor = nil
inlineTitleTargetWindow = nil
// Make sure the window grabs focus again
if let responderWindow = editor.window ?? hostWindow {
if let currentEditor = editor.currentEditor(), responderWindow.firstResponder === currentEditor {
responderWindow.makeFirstResponder(nil)
} else if responderWindow.firstResponder === editor {
responderWindow.makeFirstResponder(nil)
}
}
editor.removeFromSuperview()
previousTabState?.restore()
previousTabState = nil
// Delegate owns title persistence semantics (including empty-title handling).
guard let targetWindow else { return }
if commit {
delegate?.tabTitleEditor(self, didCommitTitle: editedTitle, for: targetWindow)
}
// Notify delegate that editing is done so it can restore focus.
delegate?.tabTitleEditor(self, didFinishEditing: targetWindow)
}
/// Chooses an editor frame that aligns with the tab title within the tab button.
private func tabTitleEditorFrame(for tabButton: NSView, sourceLabel: NSTextField?) -> NSRect {
let bounds = tabButton.bounds
let horizontalInset: CGFloat = 6
var frame = bounds.insetBy(dx: horizontalInset, dy: 0)
if let sourceLabel {
let labelFrame = tabButton.convert(sourceLabel.bounds, from: sourceLabel)
/// The `labelFrame.minY` value changes unexpectedly after double clicking selected text,
/// I don't know exactly why, but `tabButton.bounds` appears stable enough to calculate the correct position reliably.
frame.origin.y = bounds.midY - labelFrame.height * 0.5
frame.size.height = labelFrame.height
}
return frame.integral
}
/// Selects the best title label candidate from private tab button subviews.
private func sourceTabTitleLabel(from labels: [NSTextField], matching title: String) -> NSTextField? {
let expected = title.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)
if !expected.isEmpty {
// Prefer a visible exact title match when we can find one.
if let exactVisible = labels.first(where: {
!$0.isHidden &&
$0.alphaValue > 0.01 &&
$0.stringValue.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines) == expected
}) {
return exactVisible
}
// Fall back to any exact match, including hidden labels.
if let exactAny = labels.first(where: {
$0.stringValue.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines) == expected
}) {
return exactAny
}
}
// Otherwise heuristically choose the largest visible, centered label first.
let visibleNonEmpty = labels.filter {
!$0.isHidden &&
$0.alphaValue > 0.01 &&
!$0.stringValue.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines).isEmpty
}
if let centeredVisible = visibleNonEmpty
.filter({ $0.alignment == .center })
.max(by: { $0.bounds.width < $1.bounds.width }) {
return centeredVisible
}
if let visible = visibleNonEmpty.max(by: { $0.bounds.width < $1.bounds.width }) {
return visible
}
return labels.max(by: { $0.bounds.width < $1.bounds.width })
}
/// Copies text styling from the source tab label onto the inline editor.
private func applyTextStyle(to editor: NSTextField, from label: NSTextField, title: String) {
var attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [:]
if label.attributedStringValue.length > 0 {
attributes = label.attributedStringValue.attributes(at: 0, effectiveRange: nil)
}
if attributes[.font] == nil, let font = label.font {
attributes[.font] = font
}
if attributes[.foregroundColor] == nil {
attributes[.foregroundColor] = label.textColor
}
if let font = attributes[.font] as? NSFont {
editor.font = font
}
if let textColor = attributes[.foregroundColor] as? NSColor {
editor.textColor = textColor
}
if !attributes.isEmpty {
editor.attributedStringValue = NSAttributedString(string: title, attributes: attributes)
} else {
editor.stringValue = title
}
}
// MARK: NSTextFieldDelegate
func control(_ control: NSControl, textView: NSTextView, doCommandBy commandSelector: Selector) -> Bool {
guard control === inlineTitleEditor else { return false }
// Enter commits and exits inline edit.
if commandSelector == #selector(NSResponder.insertNewline(_:)) {
finishEditing(commit: true)
return true
}
// Escape cancels and restores the previous tab title.
if commandSelector == #selector(NSResponder.cancelOperation(_:)) {
finishEditing(commit: false)
return true
}
return false
}
func controlTextDidEndEditing(_ obj: Notification) {
guard let inlineTitleEditor,
let finishedEditor = obj.object as? NSTextField,
finishedEditor === inlineTitleEditor
else { return }
// Blur/end-edit commits, matching standard NSTextField behavior.
finishEditing(commit: true)
}
}
private extension TabTitleEditor {
func isMouseEventWithinEditor(_ event: NSEvent) -> Bool {
guard let editor = inlineTitleEditor?.currentEditor() else {
return false
}
return editor.convert(editor.bounds, to: nil).contains(event.locationInWindow)
}
}
private extension TabTitleEditor {
struct TabUIState {
/// Original hidden state for title labels that are temporarily hidden while editing.
let labels: [(label: NSTextField, wasHidden: Bool)]
/// Original hidden state for buttons that are temporarily hidden while editing.
let buttons: [(button: NSButton, wasHidden: Bool)]
/// Original button title state restored once editing finishes.
let titleButton: (button: NSButton, title: String, attributedTitle: NSAttributedString?)?
init(tabButton: NSView) {
labels = tabButton
.descendants(withClassName: "NSTextField")
.compactMap { $0 as? NSTextField }
.map { ($0, $0.isHidden) }
buttons = tabButton
.descendants(withClassName: "NSButton")
.compactMap { $0 as? NSButton }
.map { ($0, $0.isHidden) }
if let button = tabButton as? NSButton {
titleButton = (button, button.title, button.attributedTitle)
} else {
titleButton = nil
}
}
func hide() {
for (label, _) in labels {
label.isHidden = true
}
for (btn, _) in buttons {
btn.isHidden = true
}
titleButton?.button.title = ""
titleButton?.button.attributedTitle = NSAttributedString(string: "")
}
func restore() {
for (label, wasHidden) in labels {
label.isHidden = wasHidden
}
for (btn, wasHidden) in buttons {
btn.isHidden = wasHidden
}
if let titleButton {
titleButton.button.title = titleButton.title
if let attributedTitle = titleButton.attributedTitle {
titleButton.button.attributedTitle = attributedTitle
}
}
}
}
}