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#include "keywordlist.h"

using namespace TextEditor;
using namespace Internal;

void KeywordList::addKeyword(const QString &keyword)
{
    if (keyword.isEmpty())
        return; 

    m_keywords.insert(keyword);
}

bool KeywordList::isKeyword(const QString &keyword, Qt::CaseSensitivity sensitivity) const
{
    if (keyword.isEmpty())
        return false;

    // Case sensitivity could be implemented, for example, by converting all keywords to lower
    // if the global sensitivity attribute is insensitive, then always checking for containment
    // (with a conversion to lower in the necessary cases). But the code below is one alternative
    // to support the existence of local sensitivity attributes (which override the global one -
    // currently not documented).
    if (sensitivity == Qt::CaseSensitive) {
        return m_keywords.contains(keyword);
    } else {
        foreach (const QString &s, m_keywords)
            if (keyword.compare(s, Qt::CaseInsensitive) == 0)
                return true;
        return false;
    }
}
