This will make sure the marker moves correctly (backwards/forward)
in RTL languages as well as LTR languages, judging from the wiki pageLanguage.
This can be a quickfix until the movement can be decided per the direction
of the specific element (span/paragraph/div) the marker is in.
Bug: 38546
Change-Id: Ic01e110a5e6094cd275327a2e8cea90c900f1bd1
Making sure resize handle events are bound and unbound on focus, and that elements are created in the right window.
Change-Id: Ie90bb82aa6c81c372d76278dab3665bd49bf573c
Changes:
* Remove MW specific content in the image demo page
* Fix naming of method, changed in previous commit
Change-Id: I9c073e9f07f791ba6e9e0e979190f3ef415f055d
Trevor tweaked the pixel grid snapping on my previous commit
but it appears that introduced some errors as well. The horizontal
lines in underline-a and strikethrough-s no longer have integer
x-coordinates, and on underline-u the whole object is offset
by (0.166, 0.166).
Bug: 47780
Change-Id: I51f2605e7d8e2bab1d641f02244d5cd24f505676
When you typed after a ProtectedNode that was previously at the end of
a paragraph, then moved the mouse, you'd get a JS error.
What happened was the typing caused a new TextNode to be created after
the ProtectedNode, which caused the ParagraphNode to be rebuilt,
detaching the original ProtectedNode and creating a new one. The
detached ProtectedNode was still bound to mousemove on the body, and
when that event fired it would try to remove its phantoms from the
surface and fail because detached nodes can't get to the surface.
Change-Id: I9f38776f0267645b14d7b26e2a25007cf3be8ec7
The only reason it doesn't save correctly right now is because Parsoid
doesn't serialize reference edits correctly.
Change-Id: Ia0f272c07cc28ee829372eb848f23aec99eb92f0
Add merge() methods to IndexValueStore and InternalList, which merge
another store/list in to the current one and return a mapping
translating old indexes to new ones.
Also add functions that, given such a mapping, traverse a linear
model data array and remap store/list indexes using simple logic for
annotations and node type-specific functions for node attributes.
Change-Id: I1e90755ced1a87c190947c037cf151c4d17cf8b7
A document slice is a document built from a data slice of an existing
document. It's completely separate from the original document and has
its own store and internalList. The new document's data also contains
the entirety of the original document's internal list. It's possible
to create a document slice of data located inside the internal list,
in which case the resulting document will contain that data twice (one
mutable copy at the top level, and one immutable copy in the internal
list).
ve.dm.Document.js:
* Optionally take an internalList in the constructor. This allows us to
create a document with a clone of an existing internalList rather than
an empty one.
* Add edgeMetadata flag to getFullData()
ve.dm.IndexValueStore.js, ve.dm.InternalList.js:
* Make these classes cloneable
Change-Id: I93e06f764ace16aee9df941b07f8c2bff1a28e2b
Getting & setting the cursor is done with byte offsets
instead of data model offset (characters) so we need to
be able to convert between the two as well as splitting
characters.
TODO: The regex only works on surrogate pairs, not
yet combining accents.
fixupInsertion will combine a combining mark with the
character to its left it it can.
Bug: 48630
Change-Id: I8d936fb15d82f73cd45fac142c540a7950850d55
Add teardown call to surface destruction in mw target, and
teardown listener to resizeable node.
Bug: 48530
Change-Id: I807a0f32d3d1eb490456d887f7bf867bdb896df4
MW meta is close to being moved out of experimental, but language
editing is not in line for the beta release.
Bug: 48561
Change-Id: Ie87a3c7dde2f29c3898c08d4cade5c0ba2f937dd
