TODO: This can be merged as-is, since it only affects pages with
subrefs, but it behaves surprisingly when the ref body is long. In
this case, the text wraps around and flows onto the next lines
unindented.
A full implementation would require deeper changes to the item pane
layout, which is happening in a separate patch. Recommend merging
this as a quick visual fix and then we come back to the subref+long
content edge case once the pane is easier to adjust layout in.
Bug: T375841
Change-Id: I65510f1550e033e57a3493676d8fc24f628c0600
For unknown reasons, some of the event handlers in the reflist class
can be called when the model is already partially destroyed. I
removed some guard logic in I0809df9d3c24fdd5fe which turns out to be
necessary, so I'm adding it here explicitly.
To reproduce the bug, try deleting the reflist in VE.
Bug: T375049
Change-Id: I33e6526cdf535eddaaf8ae506243a5898bd15676
First step in streamlining the code to create sub-references.
Slightly renaming the class to fit the schema and avoid conflicts.
Bug: T373849
Change-Id: Iadbdbecbedf4d4aa3f0e0bade88ea020f2570926
Reverses the previous logic which traversed up from a fragment to get
the full document's refs. Much other code in VE isn't ready for this
behavior, for example we can see list-defined refs but not inline refs
defined outside of the fragment.
This patch will ensure that we're only looking at refs accessible from
the current fragment, and prevents caching on fragments because the
cache uses `persistentStorage`, which is shared between fragments and
their parent document.
Bug: T374068
Change-Id: Ia38098f8b3e5a9d24c2206e11edab37d60209225
Note this doesn't fully solve T374068. The issue is probably that the
reuse tab shouldn't be visible in the first place. Still I think this
is a useful safe-guard that cannot hurt. We are doing the same in
almost all other places already.
Bug: T374068
Change-Id: I9b91374dbda74af75d8c36e24ffe5b9448da1aa7
I could add some simplifications to reduce the complexity of the
tests a bit. I also fixed the test for the change handler. Seems
it did not work that way before.
Also some minor random doc fixes.
Change-Id: If1530a815ea126c38c3a55f3d52e3ca482059840
In a document without references, the default group doesn't exist.
Make sure that we don't assume any group's existence.
Bug: T373661
Change-Id: I1bfd41b0b61938f32219d61142cd576c8ca97ace
Looking for other references can (as of now) never work in source
mode. There are never other references or reference lists.
Bug: T373661
Change-Id: Icaad4e71a1538c5fad6a0f016b342a7cb7b9db2f
Patch I83434afaf1b76425bddb575dd724f462a247c83d was meant to be a
revert of I3749683d8a18e502bf16e5bd5f2fe385581625be, but left this
unused message behind.
While an unused message is harmless, it's of no use either. Even if
we are going to re-implement something like this again in the future,
we will certainly not be able to use this exact message (mostly
because of T373307). Starting with a new message is much easier then.
Bug: T373564
Change-Id: I241d44639ca7112e8398d095e7aa59cf8e275da1
This message was added via Icf9ea348cd97bdb09ddf18769f53c01ea5a8b7ef,
merged 2013-06-15.
The code of the ReferenceDialog class was later largely rewritten
and split into two separate "Edit" and "Insert" dialogs.
See Ib244ff6ad9b4cee1decfd9b9e1d3d4e9cdcfb78c, merged 2013-06-28.
Since then the message is unused. The commit message mentions the
related change. The patch just forgot to remove the message.
Note: The two separate dialog classes have been merged back into
the original ReferenceDialog class.
See I8265febf4fd8f64d2ac40470ff033bac68b24d99, merged 2013-07-18.
The message is already unused at this point. This just makes the
Git history extra confusing.
Bug: T373564
Change-Id: Ifb71a243fbdac43d2199ad40d84da14333d42599
