Previously we checked the elements were reference-equal
which is fragile and breaks when linear data freezing is
enabled in debug mode.
Change-Id: Ifb0ba3caf8d3e5a67c9694358cac12cc412fe723
We added this line in order to make the sidebar show/hide behavior
the same as the new VisualEditor template dialog, but it should have
only affected this one button. When additional actions are added,
such as Citoid's "change reference type" button, these should still
be available.
Bug: T293280
Change-Id: I6b2c716fff991781e36ba21b541ea2ff918cfeb3
Use @property to provide the types of undeclared variables to Phan and
PHPStorm, as in my NodeData patch. Declare $dp->tmp since it is
commonly used and does not affect the JSON serialized output since it is
always stripped.
I omitted the constructor, instead of following the suggestion in the
massageLoadedDataParsoid doc comment which proposed injesting a
JSON-like data structure in the constructor. I thought it would be more
efficient to have the initial property assignments inline in the calling
code. This means breaking up many object cast expressions into
individual assignments.
In IncludeOnly, the coalescing null operator was only handling the case
where $start->dataAttribs was unset, which seems unlikely. I made it so
that it checks whether $start->dataAttribs->tsr is unset.
I added strongly typed clone() methods, to preserve type information for
static analysis.
DataParsoid is the type of the data in both the DOM and in tokens. To
simplify the changes to the Token hierarchy, I removed the duplicate
definitions of the public properties $attribs and $dataAttribs.
Change-Id: I16172083e7e9bcb94601d1d6862d1d202a7e3660
This is even more reliable because it also considers auto-values,
for example.
Depends-On: I522b888e366f066b28983a18041a8728d11623df
Change-Id: If83b9da65be9a759a82e8512ae171f802da9f597
* Most of these are remnants from the Parsoid/JS codebase.
* This change follows the pattern we've been using everywhere
since the port from JS->PHP.
* Also reduces instruction count by about 0.2%.
Change-Id: Ibf21104f6722c34299f03e303dc3401bf053a751
Review regex usage, and use an alternative where possible, to improve
performance.
* Add PHPUtils::stripPrefix() and PHPUtils::stripSuffix(). Benchmark in
doc comment.
* /foo/ -> str_contains()
* /^foo/ -> str_starts_with()
* /^f/ -> ($s[0] ?? '') === 'f'
* /foo$/ -> str_ends_with()
* /^(foo|bar)$/ -> in_array(), benchmark suggests 10x improvement
* preg_replace(/foo/) -> str_replace()
* preg_replace(/^[abc]/) -> strspn(), benchmark suggests 3x improvement.
Curiously, it is faster without a limit for short input strings,
although a limit presumably adds robustness.
* preg_replace(/[abc]+$/) -> rtrim()
* preg_match_all() -> substr_count()
* In DOMUtils::hasTypeOf(), use explode() instead of a regex. Validated
by a benchmark.
* In DOMUtils::addTypeOf(), stop normalizing adjacent spaces. This
allows us to use implode(explode()) without a filtering loop. The
patch to Ext/Cite/References.php was to remove spaces added by this
change. The parserTests.txt changes were a consequence of the
References.php change.
* In LinkHandlerUtils::getHref() I allowed a single bare slash to be
counted as a path-absolute URL since I think that was the intention of
the original code.
* In LinkHandlerUtils::getLinkRoundTripData() I captured the portion of
interest from the previoulinkHandlers regex instead of running a
second regex.
* LinkHandlerUtils::linkHandler() had the regex
/^mw:WikiLink|mw:MediaLink$/ which I think was a bug, missing
parentheses. I fixed the bug.
The margins are pretty tight for a lot of these. Using polyfills for
str_contains() etc. might change the conclusion.
Also:
* In DOMUtils::matchTypeOf(), avoid calling hasAttribute().
getAttribute() is documented as returning an empty string if the
attribute does not exist.
Change-Id: I8d7bdf1bccc869b4dc17058a5822ef34968471e6
