Similar to Ic79aba4d4364227c3ecf7fb5411e90532b531f44
This only works if the gallery goes unedited. Probably something needs
to be done in ve.ce.MWGalleryImageNode if we care to be complete.
However, as noted in T214648, the DOM diff'er doesn't traverse into
gallery content and notice these element names. So, it's purely
academic to be doing this anyways.
Bug: T266143
Change-Id: I37799076852fa6f062c9d85bcebb15998fb44a80
Bring in ve.dm.MWInternalLinkAnnotation.static.getTargetDataFromHref
and ve.resolveUrl, so that the file has no dependencies on VE.
Change-Id: I03bc455d5484a6c51f3fa2397c64936b829fe7e3
* In normal images, parse relative 'href' attributes instead of
expanding them to absolute, and parse 'resource' to keep it
identical to 'href' if they refer to the same page (including
same percent-encoding and space/underscore). This resolves Parsoid
generating |link= options for copy-pasted images (T193253).
* In gallery images stuff, prefix the 'resource' attribute with './',
same as normal images do. This causes no functional changes, but it
makes updating tests easier, and the consistency is probably good.
* Update test examples to also prefix 'resource' and relative 'href'
attributes with './', like the real Parsoid does.
Bug: T193253
Change-Id: If2d7f080d9d693568054f8311c1e1b15ca27ea5c
A @method annotation is only necessary when the docblock is not
directly followed by a function declaration (in which case JSDuck
assumes it documents a property), e.g. when defining an abstract
function or referencing a function from another library.
I verified that JSDuck generates exactly the same output before and
after this change (docs/data-<hash>.js files are identical).
Change-Id: I7edf51a8560ab9978b42800ab1026f0b5555c3bf
Split on regexp for whitespace instead of a single space. Avoids multiple-
spaces causing `'foo bar'` to become `['foo', '', 'bar']`.
See also: I1f467f51017e2deae30905163bf5e6b07048cecf
Change-Id: Id7a887a20fac99715b79045f01e861b4efe9f2c7
While all of the following are valid in the model:
1. <mwBlockImage></mwBlockImage>
Image with no caption. Must use the media dialog to insert one.
2. <mwBlockImage><mwImageCaption></mwImageCaption></mwBlockImage>
Image with empty caption. There is a slug to insert a paragraph.
3. <mwBlockImage><mwImageCaption><paragraph></paragraph></mwImageCaption></mwBlockImage>
Image with caption with empty paragraph. Nice and intuitive!
(Same for <mwGalleryImage> / <mwGalleryImageCaption>.)
The third option is the most convenient for the user. We should always
generate that when converting documents from HTML and from the editing
tools (MWGalleryDialog, MWMediaDialog/MWImageModel).
Previously, the editing tools generated option 2 if no caption text
was entered, and the converter generated option 2 if there was no
caption node or if it was empty. Curiously, option 1 was never used.
Wikitext for manual testing:
```
[[File:Foo.png|thumb]]
[[File:Foo.png|thumb|]]
[[File:Foo.png|thumb|Caption]]
<gallery mode="packed">
File:Foo.png
File:Foo.png|
File:Foo.png|Caption
</gallery>
```
Bug: T200387
Change-Id: Ie82fb339f6bd8ae1b289235bf5402490722d9a7c
