The problem:
I'm working on a collaborative code editor between 2 people. I have the text
synchronizing across both screens. However, I have run into the problem
illustrated below.
Example
Screen Person A Initially Screen Person B Initially
|Cat Ca|t
After pressing Enter on Screen1
Screen Person A After Screen Person B After
|
|Cat Cat
>>>Expecter Output<<<
Screen Person A After Screen Person B After
|Cat Ca|t
The content updates and the word cat shifts down a line. However, Person B's
cursor is left in it's original position instead of moving down a line as expected.
Implement the fixCursorRow method don't worry about updating the column.
*/
public class Cursor {
public int column;
public int row;
public Cursor(int row, int column);
}
// diff comes from the other screen.
// content is content of the current screen before diff is applied.
// cursor is the cursor of the current screen.
// diff format:
// The diff contains all content from beginning to end of document.
{{"1", "\n"}, {"0", "cat"}}
// house -> horse = {{"0", "ho"}, {"-1", "u"}, {"1", "r"}, {"0", "se"}}
// "0" -> equality, "1" -> addition, "-1" -> removal
public Cursor fixCursorRow(String[][] diff, String content, Cursor cursor) {
}
