This makes it possible to click on "(undocumented parameter)"
to focus the input field – the same effect as when clicking the
parameter name.
This also lower-cases the initual "(U…". This is not the beginning of
a sentence.
Change-Id: Ibfa5bbaee39c2b3a4fefbcee33102b85ca3ba9c0
No longer need to manage the connection between outline items and
content pane pages.
Bug: T310866
Change-Id: I8dae7efa18e97ce5e1c84d963f1a32f09dd7e7cb
It's never used in a different way. A lot of other code depends
heavily on this fact. Let's hard-code it.
Bug: T310859
Change-Id: I65bbaea47341d74b49ce447c896eb2340f730e17
Technically the old BookletLayout sidebar is still there. But it's
never visible, effectively dead, and meant to be removed. This patch
just empties the OutlineItems of all template dialog related pages
without actually disabling the old sidebar.
Note this partly reverts Ie57f462.
Bug: T310859
Bug: T310866
Change-Id: Ic0b7d703f369045ed342426563f8eeb3e47046db
Value changes are triggerd and tracked from the parameter page and
change events will be forwared to the outline, if they are relevant.
Initial value is read from the model.
Bug: T308730
Change-Id: I0a3b0faf40aee44889404dcce31d850714360580
Parameters do not have an "OutlineItem" anymore so the code for
that was completely removed.
Bug: T310859
Change-Id: Ie57f462b8fda4505b99ee5bc9d788908d18d9c64
This does have a significant impact on the performance of the
template dialog. Not only on construction time, but also because
MWExpandableContentElement objects do some quite expensive
.updateSize() calculations the moment they become visible.
I profiled a template with (only) 200 undocumented parameters.
Construction time goes down from ~600ms to ~520ms. The mentioned
.updateSize() runtime goes down from ~300ms to ~10ms.
Bug: T296335
Change-Id: I280f814e722b299aae0ec6a5a2fa59292e3e5887
This doesn't have much of an impact on performance according to my
profiling. But I think it's worth it nevertheless. The idea is to
skip that <div> entirely when it's empty.
Bug: T296335
Change-Id: Id155725fbc2e3453acc1cdcabfdc2d687285d694
This is done for a lot of the elements in this class. They are trivial
jQuery elements instead of OOUI widgets. While we usually want to use
OOUI widgets, this is different in this case. Think of a template with
1000 parameters.
Bug: T291284
Change-Id: Ie1960ee706dca17aa4963c23a2e89c1cfff106f9
… obviously only to methods that are meant to be private, i.e.
only called from within the class (and possibly tests).
Change-Id: I581558078dc7210abac5f5724f71316ac45745e6
The OO.ui.OutlineOptionWidget class does have an .isRemovable()
state. This is how OO.ui.OutlineControlsWidget decides if the
remove button can be used.
It appears like ve.ui.MWParameterPage forgot to mark required
parameters as not removable.
This makes some oddly specific code in ve.ui.MWTransclusionDialog
obsolete. Note how this class does not contain any other code
about "required" or other flags specific to parameters.
Note that one aspect of this patch will be visible in the old
sidebar: The trashcan will be visible on required parameters, but
disabled. It was hidden before. However, this actually improves
the UX. Hiding the trashcan made the up/down buttons jump around.
This makes it unnecessary hard to hit them. It also causes visual
distraction when navigating the list of parameters.
Let's stick to the upstream OOUI behavior.
The remove button still disappears when the only element in the
dialog is the template search widget. This is clearly an
entirely different state. (Don't ask why the up/down buttons are
not hidden. It was like this before.)
Bug: T289039
Change-Id: If78881e503f19f497f1993da4e5b9b09ee538307
The separate setup method was introduced in 2014 via I7c3c133.
It appears like most of the code here was written before this
method existed. Let's update it.
* this.outlineItem is guaranteed to be set. No need for the `if`.
* The parent method is effectively abstract. There is no point in
calling it, I would argue.
* The return value is never used. I.e. this method is never
chained, and probably shouldn't.
Change-Id: Ida26ebdf09be74958936c3950ebdf6def9a69bc0
The previous patch I15aa2c0 (approved by UX) was incomplete. The
required indicator was still shown, depending on the skin.
This patch also reduces the amount of generated HTML when it
doesn't have an effect anyway. At the moment an empty <span></span>
is generated for _every_ parameter in the dialog. That's potentially
hundreds. But the element is only needed for deprecated and
(in the old UI) required parameters.
A missing space is added while we touch this code anyway. The
missing whitespace between label and indicator icon is confirmed to
be a bug by UX.
Styles that are the same on all skins are moved to the .css file
that's loaded for all skins. Missing word-wrapping for overly long
template parameter names (on the right side of the dialog) is added.
The position of the indicator icon was broken on Minerva the moment
a parameter name is a bit longer. Fixed by replacing `inline-block`
with `inline`.
Bug: T290492
Change-Id: Ie346d88969cec2effaf90d328d08567ab7b7bf75
It's impossible to use the delete button from the
OO.ui.OutlineControlsWidget to delete a parameter when the new
sidebar is active.
This partly fixes one of the issues mentioned in I97d77f4. The
delete button might stil become active for a moment (not fixed
yet), but doesn't stay active forever any more with this fix
in place.
Apparently this also makes another workaround obsolete.
Change-Id: I0bca310772c26149170af23ff8e5505c3ce4adf4
This removes the paramter placeholder page from all places where it's
not usefull anymore under the new sidebar.
The new UI will be re-added in follow up patches.
Bug: T272487
Change-Id: Ifc6f6f64fed1a1b23c92282e2a1bb40a7d401d72
I found this while working on T274551, which is all about the
definition of "empty".
In the old sidebar a parameter's name is dimmed (gray) as long as
the parameter's value is empty. This stops working entirely when
there is a default value.
My first impulse was "this is a bug". When there is a default
value, both the empty string and the default value (when the user
enters it exactly) typically trigger the same behavior: The
template uses the default value, just as if the user entered it.
But this code is correct because of the way it is used. Only
parameters that are "truly" empty should be visually marked as
such. The moment there is a default value it is either impossible
to change this back to an empty string – meaning the parameter
can never be truly empty – or the empty string is meaningful user
input.
Bug: T274551
Change-Id: I90657bfe83e56afd3942428c0dd8a47b444e39c9
This makes the code more readable and easier to reason about.
The ESLint rule responsible for this code style was removed
just recently.
Notes:
* I focus on classes that are relevant for what the WMDE team
does right now.
* I merge multiple `var` keywords only when the variables are
strongly connected.
* Caching the length in a for loop makes the code hard to
read, but not really faster when it's a trivial property
access anyway.
Bug: T284895
Change-Id: I621fed61d894a83dc95f58129bbe679d82b0f5f5
These don't add any knowledge but make the code harder to read
and maintain, and are an additional source of errors.
Change-Id: Ied57741a3f985e355adfddb4e75378d5c497faa9
This does have a few advantages:
* Less code is executed and less memory consumed when these
elements are not needed.
* Code that belongs together is together.
* No local class properties are created when they are not
needed in the code below.
This patch is kind of a proof of concept. It touches only a few
classes we currently actively work with. If this change is fine
we can change some of the other classes the same way.
Change-Id: I9f548765034f1f69799fff41aeb6c147ff28b82d
We're about to replace this jQuery element by a OOUI container, and
can take an initial step by reducing its lexical scope.
Change-Id: I4123c8d22c01040fc2f61180304254498b21f5fd
The name "description" conflicts with the TemplateData field name,
which is only one of several documentation fields.
Change-Id: I0942701204fe8499e8890740585b9a02c1d14c63
