This is done by using the computed property value rather than the
literal attribute value when rendering href and src attributes.
Helpfully, this provides perfect URL resolution natively in the browser,
which means the document's <base> is respected and all that good stuff.
For GeneratedContentNodes, we also need to find all DOM elements inside
the rendered DOM that have href or src attributes and resolve those.
This is done in the new getRenderedDomElements() function, which the
existing cleanup steps (remove <link>/<meta>/<style>, clone for
correct document) were moved into.
In order to make sure that the computed values are always computed
correctly, we need to make sure that in cases where HTML strings
in data-mw are parsed, they're parsed in the context of the correct
document so the correct <base> is applied.
We still need to solve this problem for models that actually store and
edit an href or src as an attribute. I'll post more about that on
bug 48915.
Bug: 48915
Change-Id: Iaccb9e3fc05cd151a0f5e632c8d3bd3568735309
The SurfaceObserver lock guarded against setTimeout calls, but the lock
was only ever used synchronously.
Remove 'lock' and 'unlock' events. Instead, re-sync the SurfaceObserver
by listening to the 'documentUpdate' and 'select' events.
Signed-off-by: Roan Kattouw <roan.kattouw@gmail.com>
Change-Id: Ib15c39f3d25677da70625581b3b2765ae66994b4
...or really changeInternal(), so we can avoid adding undo transactions
to the undo stack.
Also get rid of the pattern where undo() and redo() return a selection
which the caller then has to restore, and instead just restore the
selection.
Bug: 53224
Change-Id: If5a3b4d4162e9f0713ee9cd26e79a66efe52770f
* Replace surface 'transact' event with 'documentUpdate' event
* Have surface listen for all document transactions and update selection
as appropriate (as well as emitting 'documentUpdate')
* Implement change() in terms of setSelection()
** Queue 'contextChange' events so contextChange is only emitted once
** Use this.transacting flag to prevent setSelection() (which is called
because the model emits transact events) from doing too much
** Behavioral change: lock/unlock now emitted separately for
transaction and selection changes
Change-Id: I44425d260ec70758f99d13f99e41f5c993d260c2
ve.dm.Surface.js:
* Stop emitting 'change' and remove its event documentation
ve.ce.Surface.js:
* Listen to 'select' instead of 'change'
* Perform a CE surface update after model-based keydown handling
ve.dm.Surface.test.js:
* Stop asserting that 'change' is emitted
Change-Id: I8f16289493e835d890709c6dfe093d04c18522b6
It was previously emitted before the selection was updated and with the
old selection as a parameter. Instead, emit it afterwards, and make sure
it's emitted even if the selection changes because it was translated
for a transaction.
Also correct its event documentation, which seems to have been copied
from a UI class somewhere.
Change-Id: I521eff0095959572587c0ecffd24dbf322e12d82
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
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
* 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
Fix things that 4aa86d0f8 broke:
* Update surface parameter to windowSet in all ve.ui.SurfaceDialog subclasses
* Do the same for ve.ui.SurfaceInspector subclasses
* Fix @extends documentation for SurfaceDialog
* Fix documentation for ve.ui.SurfaceInspector, copypasta from SurfaceDialog
Bonus:
* Add .getMetaList() getter to dm.Surface
Change-Id: I843e99e45e9b013cb9cb559f050384d39bbbddf2
Previously we returned ElementLinearData from the converter, then
stripped out the MetaLinearData. This meant that before processing
the ElementLinearData from the converter actually contained metadata
which is confusing.
The new document constructor stores the converter results in a
FlatLinearData object and simultaneously populates element and meta
data stores.
Also in this commit I have moved various methods from ElementLinearData
to FlatLinearData, from which ElementLinearData inherits.
Change-Id: I64561bde2c31d8f703c13ac7b0a0c5f7ade9f3d4
Objective:
* Make ve.Factory behave like ve.NamedClassFactory
* Remove the only remaining use of ve.Factory (actions)
* Remove ve.NamedClassFactory
Change-Id: Ie302ef5ea31081de7ab0db6091058a59946aef4c
InternalList.clone() assumed that all properties are automatically rebuilt
when a new document is built, but that's not true for .nextUniqueNumber
(or for .itemHtmlQueue for that matter). This meant that, in practice,
.nextUniqueNumber was being reset to 0 after auto/N numbers for existing
references had been assigned, but before assigning numbers to newly
created references. This caused all sorts of naming collision fun.
Bug: 54712
Change-Id: I1d087a5f3c23979d7d488e3ab32eb064ebc23e94
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
We already getSlice which returns a ve.dm.DocumentSlice, so using
the word slice in this method is very confusing. What we are actually
doing is creating a ve.dm.Document from a range. Also remove argument
overloading as it's not particularly helpful and would make the new
name a lie.
Change-Id: I93da3419510410b170396e6765fbe2a87f9795be
The way we implemented undoing transactions was horrible. We'd process
the original transaction, but with a reversed=true flag. That meant we
had to keep track of the 'reversed' flag everywhere, and use ternaries
like insert = reversed ? op.remove : op.insert; all over the place to
access transaction operations. Redo then worked by reapplying the
transaction. We would verify that this was OK by tracking whether the
transaction was in an applied state or an undone state.
This commit makes it so every transaction can only be applied once. To
undo, you obtain a mirror image of the transaction with tx.reverse(),
then apply that. To redo, you clone the original transaction with
tx.clone() and apply that. All the code that had to use ternaries to
check whether the transaction was being applied in reverse or not is
gone now, because you can only apply a given transaction forwards,
never in reverse.
Bonus:
* Make ve.dm.Document's .completeHistory a simple array of
transactions, rather than transaction/boolean pairs
* In the protection of double application test, clone the example
document properly; it modified ve.dm.example.data, which was "fine"
because it ran .commit() and .rollback() the same number of times
Change-Id: I3050c5430be4a12510f22e20853560b92acebb67
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
Replaces newFromNodeReplacement(). newFromNodeReplacement was very
simplistic and didn't support metadata or internal list items, so
if you had comments or references inside of the data you were editing
(reference contents or an image caption), they'd get mangled.
With this, you can do:
newDoc = doc.getDocumentSlice( node );
// Edit newDoc
tx = ve.dm.Transaction.newFromDocumentReplace( doc, node, newDoc );
surface.change( newDoc );
and that takes care of metadata, internal list items, and things like
references that reference internal list items.
ve.dm.Document.js:
* In getDocumentSlice(), store a reference to the original document
and the number of items in its InternalList at the time of slicing
in the created slice. This is used for reconciliation when the
modified slice is injected back into the parent document with
newFromDocumentReplace().
ve.dm.InternalList.js:
* Add a method for merging in another InternalList. This provides a
mapping from old to new InternalList indexes so the linear model data
being injected by newFromDocumentReplace() can have its InternalList
indexes remapped.
ve.dm.Transaction.js:
* Replace newFromNodeReplacement() with newFromDocumentReplace()
ve.ui.MWMediaEditDialog.js, ve.ui.MWReferenceDialog.js:
* Use getDocumentSlice/newFromDocumentReplace for editing captions/refs
* Change insertion code path to insert an empty internalItem/caption, then
newFromDocumentReplace into that
* Add empty internalList to new mini-documents
ve/test/dm/ve.dm.Transaction.test.js:
* Replace newFromNodeReplacement tests with newFromDocumentReplace tests
ve-mw/test/dm/ve.dm.Transaction.test.js (new):
* Add tests for newFromDocumentReplace with mwReference nodes
ve.dm.mwExample.js:
* Add data for newFromDocumentReplace with mwReference tests
VisualEditor.hooks.php:
* Add new test file
Bug: 52102
Change-Id: I4aa980780114b391924f04df588e81c990c32983
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
