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Fiy a few small typos in the Popups documentation

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Thiemo Kreuz 2018-12-11 18:23:05 +01:00
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![Popups](images/popups.svg) ![Popups](./popups.svg)
# mediawiki/extensions/Popups # mediawiki/extensions/Popups

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```javascript ```javascript
mw.popups.changeListeners.foo = function ( boundActions ) { mw.popups.changeListeners.foo = function ( boundActions ) {
var $link = $( '<a>' ) var $link = $( '<a>' )
.attr( 'href': '#' ) .attr( 'href', '#' )
.click( boundActions.showSettings ); .click( boundActions.showSettings );
return function ( prevState, state ) { return function ( prevState, state ) {

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When enqueuing and logging an event, data flows between the reducer and the change listener as follows: When enqueuing and logging an event, data flows between the reducer and the change listener as follows:
1. The state is initialized to `null`.. 1. The state is initialized to `null`.
2. An event is enqueued by the reducer as a result of an action. 2. An event is enqueued by the reducer as a result of an action.
3. The change listener sees that the state tree has changed and logs the queued event via `mw.eventLog.Schema#log`. 3. The change listener sees that the state tree has changed and logs the queued event via `mw.eventLog.Schema#log`.
4. The change listener dispatches the `EVENT_LOGGED` action. 4. The change listener dispatches the `EVENT_LOGGED` action.