For readability. The current implementation is a sequence of
7 (!) array_…() function calls. It is also not free from bugs.
If one of the two inputs (ExtensionRegistry and Config) specifies
namespaces by e.g. canonical name, but the other by number,
the two are not properly merged. It should be possible to use
configuration to disable a namespace that would otherwise be
enabled. This currently works only if both use the same array
keys.
Bug: T291727
Change-Id: I2671f391cdc510da21eda8a1dc5ed4d2513a378a
This is more a proof of concept. The PHP code in this codebase
is rather small, but not trivial, and worth being covered by
tests.
Change-Id: I20c713c3c3be5d289947a343cd4fbf5256234a4a
This was caused by a bug in fixupInsertion that caused it to believe
that inserting something like "a</p><p>b</p><p>c" into the middle of an
empty paragraph was invalid.
This commit fixes the fixupInsertion bug, which fixes the
select-all-cut-paste behavior in Chrome. It's still broken in Firefox
because of selection-related issues, but I'll split that out into a
different bug report.
Change-Id: I767f5d37ec7e511778ae9ca8283ec4b26c728298
In preparation for the big extraction of Parsoid out of VisualEditor,
we'll start by moving the tests into the parsoid location.
Change-Id: I4a926ee4aad1490d4f769d44e91af80842b881f0
* When ascending back up the stack, check for a start between two closings
* Also check for an end between two openings
* This introduces code duplication but selectNodes() is full of that
already. I'll have to do a duplication cleanup soon
* Add test case for </li><li>
* Update existing test case that covered a </li>
Change-Id: Ifc80585ce0e0d6988bc54228602c69f0d519200a
This license change is aimed at maximizing the reusability of this code
in other projects. VisualEditor is more than just an awesome editor for
MediaWiki, it's the new editor for the entire internet.
Added license and author files, plus mentions of the license to all
VisualEditor PHP, JavaScript and CSS files. Parser files have not been
modified but are effectively re-licensed since there's no overriding
license information. 3rd party libraries are not changed, but are all
already MIT licensed.
Change-Id: I895b256325db7c8689756edab34523de4418b0f2
* "onevar" warning sometimes solved by just merging var statements
other times solved by making it a function declaration instead
of a function expression.
* Also fixed several '_this' variable names in ve.es.Surface to
more descriptive names, and enabled warnings for dangling _
in identifiers.
Change-Id: I7d411881e3e06cf9a7fe56d689c29375881a81de
This is just to avoid re-licensing along with VE. We want to be compatible
with MediaWiki core to make sure a closely-integrated C port is still
GPL-compatible. We could consider adding MIT to the JS implementation after
porting to C.
Change-Id: Ia83e8620e26c95625793438c4c5e8ddcf2702368
This hopefully makes it clearer that data-rt contains private round-trip info
instead of semantically interesting data.
Change-Id: I03b476ed112a4b627c9871ee3677c450f943429a
* This is especially useful for running DOM -> wikitext tests.
* Run npm install to install dependencies.
* Add new specs in specs/ (see headings.spec.js for example).
* Run all specs with "node specs.js"
* With existing specs, this should fail one assertion.
- The failing assertion is fixed in the bug-33089 branch.
Change-Id: I084868206a48ba6b69e6e3e85d94d0207a166ae0
297 round-trip tests are passing with this patch.
TODO:
* generalize data-mw-gc handling in the serializer for any tag
* use data-mw-gc="both" and data-mw.src: 'the wikitext' for round-tripping of
wikitext structures, optionally with some presentational (but read-only)
content
* use span and data-mw-gc="both" for nowiki
Change-Id: I700142a56818977c20c8c06e6a5f2e77a708d25e
Because of the end>=left condition, the loop was exiting right before
hitting the startBefore case, so use end>=left-1 instead.
Fixing this exposed another bug that caused nodeRange and nodeOuterRange
to be off by one: we need to increment left after storing it in
startOffset, not before
Change-Id: I54e18fb2119c8caefb4f7a7f2be43c6129afc4c0
The offset map was broken from the start because it wasn't updated when
adjusting the length of a text node, and if we fix that bug it's
doubtful whether the costs of updating the offset map outweigh the
benefits, especially considering that adjusting the length of a text
node is something we do for almost every keypress. If it turns out
having an offset map does make sense, we can always reintroduce it
later.
Change-Id: I59e8bc154f7d07aa1bab2f473c13ff466d0e463f
