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
Major changes:
* Create a MW specific save dialog class
* Widgetize save dialog elements
* Simplification of viewPageTarget
Minor changes:
* Added getWindow method to windowSet and setTitle methods to window class
* Add transition css properties to dialog styles
Bug: 48566
Bug: 50722
Bug: 51918
Bug: 52175
Bug: 53313
Change-Id: I8c0db01fb8477a9b3d3dfe2a6073ac67869ce40e
Objective:
* Remove surface dependencies in dialogs, inspectors, windows and window sets
* Introduce surface-specific versions of dialogs, inspectors and window sets
Change-Id: I2db59127d2085b02e173a3605e174317e419e213
Currently, WindowSet open method uses the Window factory to call up
the instantiation of a new dialog or inspector class. This commit will
also allow sending further config options to these classes if needed.
Specifically, this will also allow the use of ve.ui.Context.js for
block inspectors that are not dependent on current selection or current
location of the cursor.
It will also let us generalize the dialog/inspector window instantiations
by adding in any needed config settings on call.
Change-Id: If14384d74ab91ef01b1c7641ff84f327f2a12112
It was discovered that nested iframes inside firefox do not fire load
events: http://osdir.com/ml/dev-apps-firefox/2010-03/msg00134.html
Since we no longer care when the iframe is loaded, changing the frame
onLoad method name to load and manually calling it was sufficient.
Bug: 50115
Change-Id: I65c0c404a2a384566701b1c6b1bb978e0b99c90d
Prologue:
Farewell ve.Editor my good chap… Oh, hey there HTML frames - I didn't
see you there! In a world where iframes are outlaws, and symbols like
document and window are global, there were more than a few assumptions
about which document or window was being used. But fear not - for this
commit (probably) tracks them all down, leaving a trail of
iframe-compatible awesomeness in its wake. With the great ve.ui.Surface
now able to be used inside of iframes, let the reference editing
commence. But there, lurking in the darkness is a DM issue so fierce it
may take Roan and/or Ed up to 3 whole hours to sort it out.
Note to Roan and/or Ed:
Editing references seems to work fine, but when saving the page there
are "no changes" which is a reasonable indication to the contrary.
Objectives:
* Make it possible to have multiple surfaces be instantiated, get along
nicely, and be embedded inside of iframes if needed.
* Make reference content editable within a dialog
Approach:
* Move what's left of ve.Editor to ve.ui.Surface and essentially
obliterate all use of it
* Make even more stuff inherit from ve.Element (long live this.$$)
* Use the correct document or window anywhere it was being assumed to be
the top level one
* Resolve stacking order issues by removing the excessive use of z-index
and introducing global and local overlay elements for each editor
* Add a surface to the reference dialog, load up the reference contents
and save them back on apply
* Actually destroy what we create in ce and ui surfaces
* Add recursive frame offset calculation method to ve.Element
* Moved ve.ce.Surface's getSelectionRect method to the prototype
Bonus:
* Move ve.ce.DocumentNode.css contents to ve.ce.Node.css (not sure why it
was separate in the first place, but I'm likely the one to blame)
* Fix blatant lies in documentation
* Whitespace cleanup here and there
* Get rid of ve.ui.Window overlays - not used or needed
Change-Id: Iede83e7d24f7cb249b6ba3dc45d770445b862e08
Objectives:
* Split ve.Surface into ve.Editor and ve.ui.Surface
* Move actions, triggers and commands to ve.ui
* Move toolbar wrapping, floating, shadow and actions functionality to configurable options of ve.ui.Toolbar
* Make ve.ce.Surface and ve.ui.Surface inherit ve.Element and use this.$$ for iframe friendliness
* Make the toolbar separately initialized so it's possible to have a surface without one, as well as control where the toolbar is
Some change notes:
VisualEditor.php
* Added standalone module for mediawiki integrated unit testing
ve.ce.Surface.js
* Remove requirement to pass in an attached container to construct object
* Inherit ve.Element and use this.$$ instead of $
* Make getSelectionRect iframe friendly
* Move most of the initialize stuff to a new initialize method to be called after the surface is attached to the DOM
ve.init.mw.ViewPageTarget.js
* Merge toolbar functions into setup/teardown methods
* Add toolbar manually (since it's not added by the surface anymore)
ve.init.sa.Target.js
* Update new init procedure for editor, surface and toolbar separately
* Move toolbar floating stuff to ve.Toolbar
Change-Id: If91a9d6e76a8be8d1b5a2566394765a37d29a8a7
The EventEmitter API we inherited from Node.js and then bastardized was
getting awkward and cumbersome. The number of uses of ve.bind was getting
out of control, and removing events meant caching the bound method in a
property. Many of the "features" of EventEmitter wasn't even being used,
some causing overhead, others just causing bloat. This change cleans up
how EventEmitter is used throughout the codebase.
The new event emitter API includes:
* emit - identical to the previous API, no longer throws an error if you
emit error without a handler
* once - identical to the previous API, still introduces a wrapper* on -
compatible with the previous API but has some new features
* off - identical to removeListener in the previous API
* connect - very similar to addListenerMethods but doesn't wrap callbacks
in closures anymore
* disconnect - new, basically the opposite of addListenerMethods
Another change that is made in this commit is mixing in rather than
inheriting from EventEmitter.
Finally, there are changes throughout the codebase anywhere
connect/disconnect could be used.
Change-Id: Ic3085d39172a8a719ce7f036690f673e59848d3a
window.close( true ) thing sucked, and was being named and used
inconsistently throughout the code.
The new approach uses an action string, so it looks more like
window.close( 'accept' ) or window.close( 'back' ). This makes it easy
to steer the behavior at any point in the window close code path.
Most importantly for the link inspector, this allows us to now restore
the previous selection when the user presses escape or clicks the back
button, while still moving the cursor to the end and collapsing the
selection upon pressing enter and allowing removal by clicking the
trash can.
This commit also cleans some things up, like the various ways we have
to close an inspector which all seem useless because we wouldn't want
to just randomly close an inspector on someone. An inspector should
be closed only when the user has dealt with it.
ve.InspectorAction.js
* Removed close method
ve.ui.LinkInspector.js
* Updated documentation
* Passing action to parent method
* Updated logic to deal with change from "remove" to "action" argument
* Added selection restauration on "back" action
ve.ui.Context.js
* Added action to call to close
* Removed closeInspector method
ve.ui.Dialog.js
* Moved event handlers to the top
* Added actions to calls to close
* Added click block event handler to prevent focus changes
ve.ui.Inspector.js
* Added actions to calls to close
* Added storing of previous selection - this is different from
initialSelection because it's captured before the selection is
modified by setup
ve.ui.Window.js
* Updated documentation
* Updated argument name from "remove" to "action"
ve.ui.WindowSet.js
* Updated documentation
* Removed auto-close, replaced it with error if trying to open a window
when another is already open
* Removed close method
Change-Id: Ie8f72504177dd6ba169fdddbb776fd5397b831c4
* Document them consistently between secetions Inheritance and
Static Properties under their own (new) section Events.
* Removed any quotes or brackets around the event name in existing
@emit annotations
Search: @emit.*['"{}(){}]
* For every call to this.emit() anywhere, added @emits.
* Fixed all warnings for references to undefined events
(introduced as a result of the previous point).
Event handler parameter documented based on the emit() call
and actual handlers using the event. Usually the latter is
more elaborate.
* Extend coverage of jQuery as needed
(copied from mwcore/maintenance/jsduck/external.js
written by me, hereby implicitly and explicitly released under MIT).
Specifics
* ve.ce.Surface#onContentChange: Fixed type of range from Object to ve.Range.
* ve.ce.SurfaceObserver#poll: Fix syntax for code from {} to `backticks`.
* ve.ui.Toolbar#onContextChange: Doesn't actually emit "clearState" event.
Removed #onClearState in Tool, ButtonTool and DropdownTool.
Bug: 45872
Change-Id: Id879aa769b2c72d86a0322e75dddeb868211ce28
This is a major refactor of user interface context, frame, dialog
and inspector classes, including adding several new classes which
generalize managing inspectors/dialogs (which are now subclasses
of window).
New classes:
* ve.ui.Window.js - base class for inspector and dialog classes
* ve.ui.WindowSet.js - manages mutually exclusive windows, used
by surface and context for dialogs and inspectors respectively
* ve.ui.DialogFactory - generates dialogs
* ve.ui.IconButtonWidget - used in inspector for buttons in the head
Refactored classes:
* ve.ui.Context - moved inspector management to window set
* ve.ui.Frame - made iframes initialize asynchronously
* ve.ui.Dialog and ve.ui.Inspector - moved initialization to async
initialize method
Other interesting bits:
ve.ui.*Icons*.css, *.svg, *.png, *.ai
* Merged icon stylesheets so all icons are available inside windows
* Renamed inspector icon to window
ve.ui.*.css
* Reorganized styles so that different windows can include only
what they need
* Moved things to where they belonged (some things were in strange places)
ve.init.Target.js, ve.init.mw.ViewPageTarget.js, ve.init.sa.Target.js
* Removed dialog management - dialogs are managed by the surface now
ve.ui.*Dialog.js
* Renamed title message static property
* Added registration
ve.ui.*Inspector.js
* Switch to accept surface object rather than context, which conforms
to the more general window class without losing any functionality
(in fact, most of the time the surface was what we actually wanted)
ve.ui.MenuWidget.js, ve.ui.MWLinkTargetInputWidget.js
* Using surface overly rather than passing an overlay around
through constructors
Change-Id: Ifd16a1003ff44c48ee7b2c66928cf9cc858b2564
