Significant change is that footnote marker numbers are changed from
being a CSS-rendered marker to using the rendered "fallback" text.
This could be avoided using the same trick as is implemented for the
reflist: send an inline style variable with the marker content; but
let's only do this if really necessary for user experience.
Template-produced refs are still wrong, but this patch continues to
render them as they come from Parsoid, in the content script.
TODO in later patches:
* reuse of a subref is rendered as '3.2.1' in reader view but '3.0'
and '3.1' in the editor.
* subref numbering is backwards in RTL languages
Bug: T247921
Change-Id: Ieff73769f8ebbc3724f6a9b498487c4e7d09aa2e
MVP implementation for adding a warning when editing a reference
that's the extension of another. In the current approach we're
just using the elements .text() like we do when you create an
extended reference.
Bug: T247922
Change-Id: I2fc574152059937b4aa3fc25ee486d363cc809d5
Includes renaming the method so it's more clear what it's doing.
As preparation for adding the extends warning to the edit pane and
to allow easier identification of parts belonging to the edit
workflow.
Change-Id: If84c5dbdee19c0ebc0a28b50dda93fef3f558c6e
Same as in I7e82e03. The extra "shield" element was added in
2013 (!), see Ib244ff6. Back then we couldn't use the CSS property.
But nowadays we can.
Bug: T360034
Bug: T367030
Change-Id: Ib41e062491e65eabc8a52facefe283ba04ce16ff
This makes it much easier to deal with the internal auto names
used on new elements created during one edit session.
We're ignoring the correct generation of the auto name literals
for now.
Bug: T367031
Bug: T367030
Change-Id: Idd579970cb64500dac27053213e9b116f23b6d76
Introduce a static method so we don't need to copy paste code.
Note that the static method still largely duplicates what the method
.buildIndex() will later do. Both loops iterate the reference groups
and the references in each group. The main difference is that the
"is empty" check stops extremely early the moment it finds any
non-empty group.
That's also why I'm convinced it's not worth caching the result.
I benchmarked it and it's nanoseconds. But there are more reasons:
The non-static .isIndexEmpty() method is currently only used when
Citoid is active the same time. Which means the cached result was
entirely unused on installations without Citoid.
Bug: T356871
Change-Id: Id5c4295086bc977ef52ad141be9962d2eecb1bcc
The search index is really only used in a single place, in the
buildSearchResults method at the very bottom of the class. I find it
more obvious to understand what's going on when the places where the
search index is populated and used are as close together as possible.
This again really only moves existing code around without actually
changing anything.
We can also drop the extra "built" property and use a special null
value instead. This is possible because we know the only consumer of
the this.index property and can guarantee it can't get confused by
the null.
Bug: T356871
Change-Id: Iaddb3b16b3aa776f89fca2bf0350cce9b6bb1a23
This turns two methods with side-effects into more pure functions
with more obvious input and output. buildSearchIndex rebuilds the
internal search index from the internalList. buildSearchResults
filters and creates the result widgets the user will see.
This patch really only moves existing code around but doesn't change
anything. Except that this.built is set before onQueryChange is
called, not after. This avoids potential endless loops in case
onQueryChange happens to trigger buildIndex again.
Bug: T356871
Change-Id: Ib80a2dcb85779d64bec53caf90c49879d0ea2258
