Documentation says third argument is 'data' when in fact it is
'insertion' which is then re-used as the result of fixupInsertion :/
Change-Id: I17c959f858eddddc90a6fa839da0d32da69a784f
Fixing a couple of mishaps in the language annotation, including adding a
getComparableObject in the ve.dm.LanguageAnnotation class.
Change-Id: Ia28900df55969f60576cfd716c70ffc1ba5f4c27
Conversions usually end in a close tag so this hasn't been a problem
before, but the mini-conversion we do in onCopy may not be balanced.
Change-Id: Ia2db29f116ca84ee886b4c5cafd4ac45cd926b79
Simply generating ':3' as the "unique" name for the 4th reference
doesn't work. Even if getUniqueListKey() had been used, that only
checks for conflicts with names that have already been encountered
(i.e. occur in <ref> tags that precede the current one), not for
conflicts with names that first occur further down in the document.
The solution is to generate names at serialization time, when we
have full knowledge of which names are in use. Internally, we use
'literal/<name>' for names that literally appeared in the source,
and 'auto/<number>' for unnamed references. Then at serialization
time, we translate 'auto/<number>' to 'literal/:<number>' if needed
(i.e. if the reference was reused).
ve.dm.MWReferenceNode.js:
* toDataElement()
** Prefix listKey with literal/ or auto/ as appropriate
* toDomElements()
** Map auto/ listKeys to unique names
** Don't try to unset the name if not present (was unsetting a property
that didn't exist anyway)
ve.dm.InternalList.js:
* Remove now-unused isUniqueListKey()
* Rewrite getUniqueListKey()
** Make prefix configurable
** Take previously generated unique keys into account
** Map the same old key (auto/N) to the same generated key (literal/:M)
* Add getNextUniqueNumber() as a source for auto/N numbers: previously
used the length of the itemHtmlQueue, but that only works during
conversion, not from the UI dialog
ve.ui.MWReferenceDialog.js:
* For new references or conflicting names, generate an auto/N key and
let toDomElements() deal with actually mapping that to name
ve.dm.InternalList.test.js:
* Rename listKeys to new style
* Split the test case into two groups so we can test multi-group cases
* Add tests for getUniqueListKey()
ve.dm.mwExample.js:
* Rename things to new style
* Modify the test case so it attempts to trigger bug 54341
Bug: 54341
Change-Id: I726fb83e6fb66ffec643d996768a854ec9474b3d
Correct the return value descriptions for the `newFromMetadataInsertion` and
`newFromMetadataRemoval` methods (which appear to have been cut-and-pasted
from another method).
Change-Id: I019b0ef9c75ff47fc0f2df8c95da9d090710a5a8
Code with a similar purpose was added in 568e0e5701 but got lost
when some things were moved from ve.Surface to ve.ce.Surface in
5012ed10.
Initializing the selection at (0,0) was known to cause problems before,
and since 789d0caf09 breaks editing of empty documents: typing in an
empty document begins in an inline slug, but SurfaceObserver doesn't
notice typing in an inline slug unless the ce.Surface pawns it, which
is OK because insertions in slugs are always pawned, but the pawning
logic believes the cursor to be at offset 0 where there is no slug
(it's at offset 1) and so it doesn't pawn.
Bonus: update tests and add descriptions for dm.Surface.change tests
Change-Id: Id72314d0fe650dacc7cdb842f5cea2f3bfba5145
Previous was checking by string match to 'preformatted' which didn't
match 'mwPreformatted'. Now using node factory to see if
hasSignificantWhitespace is set.
Bug: 54083
Change-Id: I1be2d4568df7848e08074d200fb374acd508f6fa
The previous implementation couldn't deal with transactions that
replaced both data and metadata at the same time (rather than replacing
data while moving metadata around), and extending its approach to
deal with that case would have made it much more complex.
So I rewrote the algorithm from scratch. The previous implementation
scheduled deferred moves for existing items, but immediately processed
insertions and removals. This is problematic for replacements and
maintaining the order in the binary search list. So instead, this new
implementation builds an array representing what the new item list
should be, then processes insertions, removals and moves in the correct
order to achieve that state.
It looks like the previous implementation didn't always work correctly,
which was masked because the test suite passed full=false to
assertItemsMatchMetadata(). This rewrite fixes this.
Also remove setMove/applyMove from MetaItem, because we don't need them
anymore and they're evil anyway; and add isAttached(), because the new
algorithm needs it.
Change-Id: I899d2b3c94c2cfa55823879bca95456750f64382
This was already possible in the operation structure by using
removeMetadata and insertMetadata, but no transaction builders
generated transactions like that.
With this change, pushReplace() can be instructed to overwrite the
metadata with arbitrary data rather than collapsing it by passing the
optional insertMeta parameter.
Change-Id: I0272fe38e053161c738591cf0a7b447a0827d4dc
Transactions that replaced metadata twice at the same offset
(with retainMeta-replaceMeta-retainMeta-replaceMeta) were broken
because the processor for replaceMetadata didn't advance the
metadata cursor.
Change-Id: I7ad24e7ffb4c39b40ec9c347db301f8e28f3692d
Add some test cases for documents with trailing metadata, and fix an
off-by-one error in the metadata-mutating transactions (since the
document metadata array is one larger than the document data array).
Change-Id: I8f049466e03ed55010dfcf0a35702536edfa7b0a
These are not considered errors in jsduck 4.x but are in 5.x.
Though we don't specifically want to support 5.x yet, these are
actually genuine errors that were already causing incorrect
documentation to be generated, even under 4.x (it just doesn't
warn for these under 4.x).
Not from 5.x warnings, but fixed while at it:
* Removed more redundant @method
* Added a missing @returns for ve.Range#flip
* Added newline at EOF
Change-Id: Idc22b46b082a813e8e1761403e1ebf908bf690c4
This version pushes a `replaceMetadata` operation after a `replace` to
fixup trailing metadata if there is no inserted region and the removed
region includes metadata. This avoids a corner case where the
size of the metadata arrays inserted/removed in `Transaction.pushReplace()`
do not match the size of the data arrays inserted/removed.
We remove the now-unused `Document.getMetadataReplace()` method.
We also adjust `MetaList.onTransact()` so that it continues to work
properly when the number of metadata entries in `replace.insert` is
not the same as the number of metadata entries in `replace.remove`.
Change-Id: I1d600405b855ca1cb569853bb885b0752df47173
The `Transaction.pushReplace` method has a corner case if the removed
region has metadata and the inserted region is empty. This works fine
unless there are two adjacent `pushReplace` operations, which can occur
in `Transaction.newFromUnwrap`. Fix this by having `pushReplace` look
at a preceding replace and correctly merge the two operations if
possible (in particular in the tricky case where the previous case has
a zero-length insertion). Pleasantly, this can be done without a lot of
special-casing code in `pushReplace` or `newFromUnwrap`.
Add test cases verifying the `newFromUnwrap` works correctly (both
in commit and in rollback) when there is metadata present.
Change-Id: I6cfec0d2b1823dad724422f018a3c73dc0c7f186
CODING.md
* Document the procedure for adding a new javascript class
ve.dm.MWExternalLinkAnnotation.js
ve.dm.MWInternalLinkAnnotation.js
ve.dm.ElementLinearData.js
ve.dm.LinearData.js
* Add whitespace line before preformatted code to fix a
rendering bug
Change-Id: I54443ea3d4799328655d279f379d4ddc176c50a0
ve.dm.MetaLinearData.static.merge( [ undefined, undefined, ... ] )
returned [ [] ], make it return [ undefined ] instead. This allows
us to lazily use the merge function to create metadata without having
to worry about denormalizing undefined to [] all over the place.
Change-Id: I41fe6472c2185a6315119a546a73765966d013d3
Avoid making a copy of the entire data array by using `doc.data` and
`doc.data.getLength()` instead of `doc.getData()` and
`doc.getData().length`.
Get rid of some unnecessary conditionals in `Transaction.newFromWrap`: the
`tx.pushReplace()` and `tx.pushRetain()` methods will already gracefully
no-op if the replaced/retained region is empty; we don't need to add
extra control flow to handle that case.
Clarify offset math in `Transaction.newFromWrap`.
Fix a minor bug in `Transaction.newFromInsertion`: the final retain didn't
account for the length of the removed region, if `doc.fixupInsertion`
creates one. (This usually doesn't happen.)
Remove an inaccurate TODO in `Transaction.pushReplaceMetadata()` -- it is
no longer a straight copy/paste of `Transaction.pushReplace`, so a refactor
isn't really called for.
Change-Id: I7d86a2449978365d69d4a5ed43116c2e9945475d
Objectives:
* Got rid of mw prefixing in tools, inspectors and dialogs
* Simplify tool classes so they can be generically used as items in bars, lists and menus
* Add support for a catch-all toolbar group
* Simplify tool registration, leaning on tool classes' static name property
* Move default commands to command registry
* Move default triggers to trigger registry
* Get language tool working in standalone
Change-Id: Ic97a636f9a193374728629931b6702bee1b3416a
In ve.dm.Document.getMetadataReplace(), we used to only merge metadata
if the amount removed is larger than the amount inserted. But this
could end up putting metadata in odd positions, for example if you
have Foo[[Category:Bar]]Baz and you delete 'ooBa' and replace it with
{image}xxx{/image}, then the category ends up inside the image.
We should always merge metadata when a segment is deleted, so that it
appears outside any new structure added.
There's a weird corner case here when a segment is removed but no
insertion is made: the removed metadata then needs to get glommed onto
the next element. We extend the insert/replace metadata array
when this happens.
Bug: 53444
Bug: 53445
Change-Id: I51d55fb370b473273f9cf152fdd0f356377d4109
This avoids problems when unnamed references were copy-pasted.
Knowing that key is always non-null simplifies a lot of logic
elsewhere.
Bug: 53365
Change-Id: I3a23123ae732d9583814d38dd880a0cdf691fd5d
ce.AlienNode was mixing in GeneratedContentNode, but wasn't actually using
it properly. This commit fixes this so that AlienNode can benefit from
the <meta>/<link>/<style> stripping code in GeneratedContentNode.
Also added a getHashObject() function to dm.AlienNode to summarize the
domElements attribute because ve.getHash() chokes on it otherwise.
Change-Id: Ief3be94f9730297abe0e3c57506b81a8ff1d136d
Add a little robustness, guaranteeing that we don't end up with multiple
history tracking tasks running, leaking one, or try to clear a non-running
interval.
Change-Id: I41db2d6fefc7f45f150aa14ecefc648760ad6200
The selection property is never null; it is initialized to Range(0,0).
If it is set to null in purgeHistory(), the next call to
ve.dm.Surface.change() will crash.
Change-Id: Ia45c0ba26291e8ad09c445fdf2323710b5ab409f
Was previously broken as getSlice was using ve.Range#equals to
compare ranges which is direction-sensitive.
Bug: 51538
Change-Id: Ib58d1d8fd11b62388c111a5da66171d13a9db9c2
Currently ignores all non-element data, but element content (e.g.
images) can be annotated.
Added test cases and updated the test runner to only compare
store indexes for a more readable output.
Bug: 50127
Change-Id: I234586a28072811c8288aab56f6abaaa0da0c88d
This isn't a problem when using the UI buttons as they get disabled
but the command keys can still trigger these methods.
Also fix hasPastState to include check for small stack. This fixes
an existing bug where the undo button doesn't become active until
~1s after the first change is commited (i.e. after the small stack
is committed to the big stack).
Bug: 52113
Change-Id: Idbd34953c805620881a609409290256462af80a5
GeneratedContentNode didn't track concurrent updates at all, so a
race condition was possible: if the node was updated a second time
before the first update had been rendered, the second update might
render first and then be overwritten by the other one.
To prevent this, we track the promise associated with the current
render. If a new update is launched while a previous one is still
pending we attempt to abort the old one by calling .abort() on it,
and ignore any future resolution or rejection from it.
Also allow rerenders based on non-model data by calling
.update( { config object } );
Change-Id: I8feefd9e8fb6c41d06b8b20131e3be5e37954e83
If you had an HTML element that was matched by two models, one with
a direct string match and one with a regex match, then the string
match would beat the regex match (which is correct) if they both
specified a tag name, but the regex match would win (which is wrong)
if they both didn't specify a tag name.
The fix is to only check for tagName === null if we're in tag-agnostic
mode (tag === '').
Change-Id: I9943611111e4c4ff498cdd95b7b3e72f95fb413b
This allows abstract classes to specify RDFa types based on a static
property overridden by a child class. The default implementation is to
just use .static.matchRdfaTypes.
Change-Id: Ic71fc552a6a1626d94f998e9517af971e8198e79
This is bit of a hack, as leading whitespace could be
significant if styled with white-space:pre.
Long term VE shouldn't be editing the user's HTML, and
should just highlight potential formatting issues.
We avoid the stripping in preformatted elements as we
expect they will have that styling.
Bug: 51462
Change-Id: I654d98e17dd604cb2a192831ff3f3597f95b9962
