Instead, listen to 'select', or to 'transact' on the dm.Document.
This commit only fixes uses outside of the dm/ce.Surface ecosystem.
ce.Surface still listens to 'change'.
ve.init.mw.ViewPageTarget.js:
* Rename onSurfaceModelTransact to clearSaveDialogDiff and bind it to
the document's transact event instead
* Rename onSurfaceModelChange to checkForWikitextWarning and bind it
to the surface's transact event. This is needed because the function
inspects the surface's selection, which isn't yet in a consistent
state when the document's transact event fires
ve.ui.MWReferenceDialog.js:
* Rename onSurfaceChange to onDocumentTransact and rebind accordingly
ve.ce.ProtectedNode.js:
* Get rid of onSurfaceModelChange
* Instead, bind positionPhantoms to the document's transact event
directly, and only bind it while phantoms are visible
ve.ui.Context.js:
* Rename onChange to onModelSelect and rebind accordingly
* Rename afterChange to afterModelSelect
* Drop check for undefined selection, no longer needed now that we're
listening to a finer-grained event
ve.ce.Surface.test.js:
* Listen to 'select' instead of 'change'
Change-Id: Ifeb1a1fc5427696f2aae5441d4b54dde366793e0
Update checks if there's actually a context menu to show. We also need
to pass through the parameters for show.
This was causing the last-shown context menu to appears after resizing
an inline image (which has no context menu).
Change-Id: I8f46f71e2fba6896fe10054f0d2a679c6f23eb9c
Both the resize handles and the size label position themselves
using $resizable's relative offset, so we can optimise by
caching that result.
Change-Id: Ic225b15cfcece8d5c2e782e1e667d854f805c6fb
Because it can change. Currently the resize label is not
positioned correctly if you use three of four resize handles.
Change-Id: I1a28bc57fda1097c94047fd7690ad8d403cdd478
Instead of using @emits in both, use our custom @fires in
production (JSDuck 4), and in the future it'll just naturally
use the native one.
This way we can also index oojs without issues, which seems to
have started using @fires already.
Change-Id: I7c3b56dd112626d57fa87ab995d205fb782a0149
* Add config option to disable if required
* Centre label within resize handles
* Only show when resizing
* Sexy opacity transitions, rounded corners and multiplication
character
Bug: 54297
Change-Id: Ic49430ce3302f780ae4b05d1fa29e14db1192c84
Resizes the $resizable element as you drag.
Can be disabled by setting the 'outline' config option.
FocusableNode
* Redraw on resize
ProtectedNode
* Destroy and prevent creation of phantoms on resize
MWInlineImageNode
* Correctly pass this.$image to ResizableNode
Bug: 54298
Change-Id: I7d6d345af8bb4712bbf154072b4704943a5a620d
* Followup 75270e24: use this.surface directly in MWMetaDialog
* Document that MWDialogTools need a SurfaceToolbar
* Namespace CE events and CSS classes with ve-ce- rather than ve-ui-
* Namespace SurfaceToolbar CSS classes correctly and put them in their
own CSS file
Change-Id: I9e70917d9c220b39e68833f67ed49fae7f7cbe6a
The default is to store the entire generated DOM node, but in
general classes can store anything that can be held by the store.
Change-Id: Ia761079fadfb5a6cfa2f00e5b5e23d6c6d3468ac
The logic requires the size of $resizable when the resizing started.
This is already stored in this.resizeInfo, but for some reason the
code recalculates every time, which is both inefficient and wrong
(but not a problem at the moment as $resizable doesn't change size
until resizeEnd).
Change-Id: I37a3c98e24b9e7d5e1970212975cef5ce9ef8a99
'resize' is actually 'resizeEnd'. Added 'resizeStart' and 'resizing'
which is triggered on mouse move.
Change-Id: I13c6e426cbcc965b3db50082c5294ca76979fe57
There was code in there once, but it's now empty. Removed it in favor
of adding explicit listeners in the handful of subclasses that
override it.
Change-Id: I160e55ad3c7d85c9f830a4bd7d42ec5dc18ad04f
* Moved isNodeFocusable to ve.ce.NodeFactory
* Added isFocusable static property to ve.ce.Node
* Set isFocusable to true on ve.ce.FocusableNode
Change-Id: I3cf666280abdfce55bf9b0710827bb25c40bfd51
This was probably correct by default on OSX but Ubuntu's
default theme uses an orange highlight, and Windows uses
dark blue.
Change-Id: I601c2d27f6d928b38799f3a6502de5be1dccc199
Was previously calling show(), which showed the context regardless
of whether one was required or not. Changed this to update().
Change-Id: I2c6c37b6b988cca60f3f3f2429476ab4b429184b
Instead select the node and require the user to press delete
again if they really meant to delete the node.
Also test cases!
Bug: 55336
Change-Id: I66520e18740e78ce6313f9b31bb575d06b91bea8
Also make sure surface observers are detached so they don't try to
poll the CE when it has been destroyed. This was causing exceptions
to be thrown in test runners.
Change-Id: Ic8864a73f3ee04da6018f552b1aa68748d7ffba7
Ignoring all bounced change events led to the logic for unhighlighting
the previously selected FocusableNode being skipped. This caused a bug
where if you clicked a FocusableNode, it would stay highlighted even
if you then selected some text, until you highlighted another node
(which would then be highlighted forever, etc.)
Change-Id: Ia8d74ef85eaa47326d49ef6c0f395b44b90da4dc
Objective:
* Make ve.Factory behave like ve.NamedClassFactory
* Remove the only remaining use of ve.Factory (actions)
* Remove ve.NamedClassFactory
Change-Id: Ie302ef5ea31081de7ab0db6091058a59946aef4c
Document slice only ever contained linear data, with extra functionality
to preserve the range. It pre-dated LinearData, but now we should
refactor it to reflect its purpose.
Change-Id: Ifc908f7526c83a43a51372c8d2494d7260e7facd
In jQuery 1.8, if you focus something using jQuery, the jQuery focus
event fires before the jQuery blur event, which is wrong. If you focus
something natively, the events do fire in the correct order.
See http://jsfiddle.net/WGy9h/4/ .
Fortunately, the native events always fire in the correct order, so
listen to those instead. Normally, we're not concerned with the order,
but in ce.Surface we bind the same focus/blur handlers to a pair of two
nodes, and then if the focus moves from one to the other, we'll get
confused by the events being emitted in the wrong order.
Change-Id: Ia585b42b6deb74ba55a2d55ce1922b1e04d85e81
