Previously we had a defaultSortKeyChanged value that lied - it was
possible for the value to be changed A -> B -> A by the user mid-
edit. However, the meta dialog assumed that defaultSortKeyChanged
wasn't lying, so blindly changed the meta item to the new value,
causing an unnecessary meta change if the user had done a no-op.
Now the value is renamed to defaultSortKeyTouched, and we actually
detect for content changes, and only change the meta item if a
change is actually needed (be that a removal, a replacement, or an
insertion).
Change-Id: I13022090bd7561a460a1151013e2b7d2a029f4dd
Also encourage callers to pass plain objects unless they know what
they're doing; it's almost always wrong to pass in a MetaItem.
Change-Id: I8e8ef8ac7f77ec9f929d797e467b9c9d1140d721
This will be used to collect event traces from various IME/browser/OS
combinations that can then be used to drive unit tests.
Change-Id: Id604161b568cd412b44fe9979aff45d1fe7f054a
The "Beta" button was removed a while ago, so the old text is now
misleading. Also changed it to double quotes to be consistent with
other use cases.
Change-Id: I4ccb53fea02d1029fce2d8d0f7ba8613e8672fe7
This was a regression that occurred when the toolbar was refactored
recently. The correct and previous behavior was if the cursor is in a
location where the context would show an inspector tool, that inspector
tool should be active in the toolbar.
Change-Id: I8ac2b1bd21b843db30e3e9f951702378007e139a
The generation promise can get resolved (e.g. AJAX request can complete)
after the node has been detached. In that case accessing this.model.doc
will fail, so check for this in doneGenerating().
Also attempt to abort the pending promise on teardown.
Bug: 56649
Change-Id: Ia55f1c2c8dc3a3619c0b50795e50fcae4bc6471f
Previously was failing for two reasons:
1. FF requires the form to be attached before submitting
2. options.watch failed because of FF's annoying Object.prototype.watch
Bug: 56767
Change-Id: I7b3d349f057f5b87f823ce788b4143f817af5303
Syntax highlight editor shouldn't rely on GUI language directionality
but always allow for LTR text editing.
Bug: 56780
Change-Id: Iae7f9eee20ffb9a003830503865458918f5e1df3
Changes:
* Cleanup the window API to use more consistent and intuitive methods - we
now use initialize/setup/teardown instead of
initialize/onSetup/onOpen/onClose as methods which are overridden, and
use open/close methods to control the window
* Change events around to have opening/open and closing/close events which
act as before/after points during the opening/closing process
* Make WindowSet and Context respond to windows being opened, rather than
opening them directly
* Fix a LinkInspector creation mode bug where the initial text doesn't get
reset
* Move inspector, a VisualEditor concept, back to VE
* Cleanup naming of SurfaceDialog, SurfaceToolbar, etc. to use shorter
names, they were given Surface* names when the generic ones were also in
VE, but now the generic ones are in OO, so they can return to their
original names
Change-Id: I82c4fed8bcb3fb5630938c8bc4dd9b2d5f1a8c1d
In general, the direction of the MWExtensionInspector textarea
should be dependent on the directionality of the node it is editing.
The only exceptions are <hiero> and <math> that need to have their
textarea LTR always; these two inspectors' directionality definition
is overridden in their onOpen() method.
Bug: 56779
Change-Id: Iac5c1c3bf2c61b9fa36c9588c1734c91ca4305c4
