* 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
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
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
When you cursor onto a FocusableNode, it's selected, and we focus the
paste target as part of our hack to make copying FocusableNodes work
in Firefox. But then when you press the arrow key again, that event
isn't picked up by anything, and you can't move the cursor off the
FocusableNode using the keyboard.
Fixed by attaching the EventSequencer to this.$ (which is the parent
of $documentNode and $pasteTarget) and listening for focus/blur on
both $documentNode and $pasteTarget.
Bug: 54443
Change-Id: I7bddcfa9fa6f38908e315c97623bd27133daa98d
ve.ce.Surface.js
* changeModelSelection: store selection temporarily for bounce detection
* onChange: do nothing if bounce is detected
Change-Id: I758e7a72a5690463f12f456419c6e471dd29a9db
Logic was failing because we were passing the index of the annotation
within the AnnotationSet, instead of the index within the Store, to
containsIndex().
Bug: 54332
Change-Id: Ibfd9abe6e4b44d9db744e0c5019418eee12f84a4
When you press delete inside an empty node (e.g. Heading) that
node should be removed, instead of the paragraph beneath it being
merged into and effectively converted. If the heading is non-empty
then merging is still the correct behaviour.
Also add in test case.
Bug: 50254
Change-Id: If9cee79feb4b4ee9d7c367e392b00fee5e8c0669
When the document starts with a focusable node, and we try to initialise
the selection to [1,1], the current logic does not detect that as being
on the focusable node and tries to do a native selection.
Bug: 54446
Change-Id: Ib515c435314c35c4e9b3802da117b963b3ef4169
Some browsers normalise attributes (e.g. Firefox makes
URLs absolute) so we have to remove them from the clipboard
hash to make the comparable.
Bug: 54377
Change-Id: Iadc4d886a5345b28370cbfa31eb665661e577eeb
Restructure SurfaceObserver methods so that the method calls are more precise.
modules/ve/ce/ve.ce.SurfaceObserver.js
* Move timing code into startTimerLoop / stopTimerLoop / timerLoop
* Move poll logic into pollOnce
modules/ve/ce/ve.ce.Surface.js
modules/ve/ui/ve.ui.Surface.js
* Change all surfaceObserver calls to use new API
Change-Id: I0085e4a53c5a776733dce6944b867b8d2228ba4b
Firefox:
* Doesn't fire events without a selection, so when all we have is a
focusable node, create a dummy selection in the paste target so the
browser triggers an event on command+C.
Clipboard keys:
* Instead of just creating a text hash which may or may not match up
with the plain text in the clipboard data, just convert the clipboard
store into an array and use the index as the key. Also prepend a
random number (clipboardId) so on paste we can verify the copy came
from the same CE document.
The text hash is now used for validation if only HTML is written
to the clipboard.
HTML:
* Instead letting the browser grab CE HTML, always get DM HTML from
the converter as it is cleaner (no phantoms, linefeed markers, extra
class names etc.), and will make cross-ve-instance pasting easier
in the future.
Clipboard overriding:
* Always override the clipboard with the above HTML, either using
clipboardData.setData if it is available (webkit) or by throwing
the HTML into the pasteTarget and selecting it during pre-copy.
Bug: 53375
Bug: 49396
Bug: 52096
Change-Id: Id0f39c10818047bb4b8922e97cead153a770757f
Otherwise, changes to deeply nested structures like template blobs or
references will leak from the data model into the clipboard data.
Change-Id: I85d8d311f676d45856f30b3747e7383c70c95460
Also always use strings 'true'/'false' for the value, because
it is a string property (spellcheck, however, is a boolean)
and always use a capital second 'E' in the name.
Change-Id: Ia4e1f9edfd8f236fe81df190e6a68729d7b52243
Bug fix for browsers which don't have an event.clipboardData
property. The check is done correctly in onCopy but not onPaste.
Change-Id: I3cdf4c0358aa145dcb70c2c103d08a0002001fd4
This functionality was (accidentally?) removed by I8f8a240a. It
stops us from over-zealously balancing data when we can get away
with just pasting the original selected range (e.g. it always wraps
collections of text and content nodes in another paragraph).
Bug: 53364
Change-Id: I93fa56c4e43083993c310e0050087e9d1de1e08b
modules/ve/ce/ve.ce.Surface.js
* Schedule the post-keypress async handler in a way that can be cancelled.
* Cancel it and run the handler immediately if another key event happens.
Bug: 53079
Change-Id: If139ff3230c10caa616743f71659c4606d290310
If only a FocusableNode is selected the document doesn't have
real focus, so we must do it manually.
Bug: 53362
Change-Id: I781f59dda7f2884ff02f6688c2c8c037ac7ed1a6
* Assign cut/copy/paste events to the document so that
they are triggered when the CE doesn't have real focus
e.g. only a FocusableNode is selected
* Use clipboardData.setData when available. The key can
be stored and retrieved perfectly in text/xcustom but
this technique doesn't work in FF or IE
* Just use text content for key as this is what is written
to the clipboard, so this can be used directly without
having to get the content from the pasteTarget.
Bug: 48604
Bug: 49396
Change-Id: Ib3702f9441f6ee3fa34ec071f00994dd7e591d99
I trusted you guys when you told me to use DOM .focus() instead of
jQuery's .focus() and didn't test well enough :( The former doesn't
work, the latter does.
Follow-up to I7962f59b.
Bug: 47793
Change-Id: Iddfb8d7c99325b6c7a5d151948b57cfa5f0a6a62
For now this approach is bit of a hack and will hopefully
be replaced with an ability to cursor either side of an
annotation.
Bug: 51463
Change-Id: I701e3d26e06a28fed2d4950b1d418eda80a1fac5
Added GUI-level and Page-level "getDir()" methods to get the direction
of the GUI and Page respectively in the ve.ui.Surface and ve.ce.Surface
respectively.
The correction to the direction-test condition in ve.ui.Context reflects
the new method of getting these directions, and fixes the problem with
the transclusion icon. The icon position depends on the wiki/page-level
directionality, regardless of the GUI-level direction.
Bug: 51819
Change-Id: I36cef115017542c461e6d757f1c8bfda92074607
Opera triggers 'blur' on the document node when clicking on any <a>
link and never trigger 'focus' until after the user blurs the document
node *again* (by clicking outside of it or pressing 'Esc').
This causes the change polling to stop (SurfaceObserver#stop is called
without a subsequent call to SurfaceObserver#start).
To avoid this let's bind a delegated 'focus' event on all <a> links
inside the document and refocus it whenever that happens.
Bug: 47793
Change-Id: I7962f59bd02e075f91e42e6514b390c0d0feb3ab
We need to detect if the endNode we are trying to move is
inside our original delete selection, and not perform the
move if it is.
Bug: 50076
Change-Id: Ib89706c8717d13829bf89e44c4fb39e16a00821e
We already call clear() 4 other times in this code path, including
one right at the end of change(), which is called right before this
clear() call.
Change-Id: I6d5ba5075e1b24a981546243977c6a8501748c5f
This isn't as simple as just dropping applyToAppendedContent = false
on LinkAnnotation, because browsers differ in their continuation
behavior. Firefox continues links, but Chrome doesn't.
To work around this, add a property indicating that the annotation
needs its continuation behavior to be forced.
Rename areAnnotationsCorrect() to needsPawn() accordingly.
Bug: 49931
Change-Id: Id6424af89c92bba2be87736e8a937e0f2067c007
