Instead select the node and require the user to press delete
again if they really meant to delete the node.
Also test cases!
Bug: 55336
Change-Id: I66520e18740e78ce6313f9b31bb575d06b91bea8
Also make sure surface observers are detached so they don't try to
poll the CE when it has been destroyed. This was causing exceptions
to be thrown in test runners.
Change-Id: Ic8864a73f3ee04da6018f552b1aa68748d7ffba7
Objective:
* Remove surface dependencies in dialogs, inspectors, windows and window sets
* Introduce surface-specific versions of dialogs, inspectors and window sets
Change-Id: I2db59127d2085b02e173a3605e174317e419e213
Previously we returned ElementLinearData from the converter, then
stripped out the MetaLinearData. This meant that before processing
the ElementLinearData from the converter actually contained metadata
which is confusing.
The new document constructor stores the converter results in a
FlatLinearData object and simultaneously populates element and meta
data stores.
Also in this commit I have moved various methods from ElementLinearData
to FlatLinearData, from which ElementLinearData inherits.
Change-Id: I64561bde2c31d8f703c13ac7b0a0c5f7ade9f3d4
Objectives:
* Use widgets to render toolbar actions
* Remove labels next to help notices and edit notices buttons
* Add a close button to the help notices and edit notices
Overview:
* ve.ui.ButtonWidget is now abstract, use ve.ui.PushButtonWidget instead
* ve.ui.IconButtonWidget now inherits from ve.ui.ButtonWidget
* ve.ui.PopupWidget's display method no longer takes x and y arguments
* Fixup naming issues in MWCategoryPopupWidget
* Fixup naming issues with some ve-init-mw CSS classes
* Rename ve-mw/ui/styles/ve.ui.Widget.css to ve.ui.MWWidget.css
* Change uses of "callout" to "tail"
* Add hyperlink functionality to buttons
* Make buttons accessible through focusing, but make unfocusable by
clicking
* Add head option to popup for rendering a title and close button
Bug: 52386
Change-Id: Iea2c8df1be64d40f9c039873d89ee540cc56e687
Objective:
* Make ve.Factory behave like ve.NamedClassFactory
* Remove the only remaining use of ve.Factory (actions)
* Remove ve.NamedClassFactory
Change-Id: Ie302ef5ea31081de7ab0db6091058a59946aef4c
InternalList.clone() assumed that all properties are automatically rebuilt
when a new document is built, but that's not true for .nextUniqueNumber
(or for .itemHtmlQueue for that matter). This meant that, in practice,
.nextUniqueNumber was being reset to 0 after auto/N numbers for existing
references had been assigned, but before assigning numbers to newly
created references. This caused all sorts of naming collision fun.
Bug: 54712
Change-Id: I1d087a5f3c23979d7d488e3ab32eb064ebc23e94
Document slice only ever contained linear data, with extra functionality
to preserve the range. It pre-dated LinearData, but now we should
refactor it to reflect its purpose.
Change-Id: Ifc908f7526c83a43a51372c8d2494d7260e7facd
We already getSlice which returns a ve.dm.DocumentSlice, so using
the word slice in this method is very confusing. What we are actually
doing is creating a ve.dm.Document from a range. Also remove argument
overloading as it's not particularly helpful and would make the new
name a lie.
Change-Id: I93da3419510410b170396e6765fbe2a87f9795be
The way we implemented undoing transactions was horrible. We'd process
the original transaction, but with a reversed=true flag. That meant we
had to keep track of the 'reversed' flag everywhere, and use ternaries
like insert = reversed ? op.remove : op.insert; all over the place to
access transaction operations. Redo then worked by reapplying the
transaction. We would verify that this was OK by tracking whether the
transaction was in an applied state or an undone state.
This commit makes it so every transaction can only be applied once. To
undo, you obtain a mirror image of the transaction with tx.reverse(),
then apply that. To redo, you clone the original transaction with
tx.clone() and apply that. All the code that had to use ternaries to
check whether the transaction was being applied in reverse or not is
gone now, because you can only apply a given transaction forwards,
never in reverse.
Bonus:
* Make ve.dm.Document's .completeHistory a simple array of
transactions, rather than transaction/boolean pairs
* In the protection of double application test, clone the example
document properly; it modified ve.dm.example.data, which was "fine"
because it ran .commit() and .rollback() the same number of times
Change-Id: I3050c5430be4a12510f22e20853560b92acebb67
Logic was failing because we were passing the index of the annotation
within the AnnotationSet, instead of the index within the Store, to
containsIndex().
Bug: 54332
Change-Id: Ibfd9abe6e4b44d9db744e0c5019418eee12f84a4
Replaces newFromNodeReplacement(). newFromNodeReplacement was very
simplistic and didn't support metadata or internal list items, so
if you had comments or references inside of the data you were editing
(reference contents or an image caption), they'd get mangled.
With this, you can do:
newDoc = doc.getDocumentSlice( node );
// Edit newDoc
tx = ve.dm.Transaction.newFromDocumentReplace( doc, node, newDoc );
surface.change( newDoc );
and that takes care of metadata, internal list items, and things like
references that reference internal list items.
ve.dm.Document.js:
* In getDocumentSlice(), store a reference to the original document
and the number of items in its InternalList at the time of slicing
in the created slice. This is used for reconciliation when the
modified slice is injected back into the parent document with
newFromDocumentReplace().
ve.dm.InternalList.js:
* Add a method for merging in another InternalList. This provides a
mapping from old to new InternalList indexes so the linear model data
being injected by newFromDocumentReplace() can have its InternalList
indexes remapped.
ve.dm.Transaction.js:
* Replace newFromNodeReplacement() with newFromDocumentReplace()
ve.ui.MWMediaEditDialog.js, ve.ui.MWReferenceDialog.js:
* Use getDocumentSlice/newFromDocumentReplace for editing captions/refs
* Change insertion code path to insert an empty internalItem/caption, then
newFromDocumentReplace into that
* Add empty internalList to new mini-documents
ve/test/dm/ve.dm.Transaction.test.js:
* Replace newFromNodeReplacement tests with newFromDocumentReplace tests
ve-mw/test/dm/ve.dm.Transaction.test.js (new):
* Add tests for newFromDocumentReplace with mwReference nodes
ve.dm.mwExample.js:
* Add data for newFromDocumentReplace with mwReference tests
VisualEditor.hooks.php:
* Add new test file
Bug: 52102
Change-Id: I4aa980780114b391924f04df588e81c990c32983
When you press delete inside an empty node (e.g. Heading) that
node should be removed, instead of the paragraph beneath it being
merged into and effectively converted. If the heading is non-empty
then merging is still the correct behaviour.
Also add in test case.
Bug: 50254
Change-Id: If9cee79feb4b4ee9d7c367e392b00fee5e8c0669
Code with a similar purpose was added in 568e0e5701 but got lost
when some things were moved from ve.Surface to ve.ce.Surface in
5012ed10.
Initializing the selection at (0,0) was known to cause problems before,
and since 789d0caf09 breaks editing of empty documents: typing in an
empty document begins in an inline slug, but SurfaceObserver doesn't
notice typing in an inline slug unless the ce.Surface pawns it, which
is OK because insertions in slugs are always pawned, but the pawning
logic believes the cursor to be at offset 0 where there is no slug
(it's at offset 1) and so it doesn't pawn.
Bonus: update tests and add descriptions for dm.Surface.change tests
Change-Id: Id72314d0fe650dacc7cdb842f5cea2f3bfba5145
Toolbars may want to control the target as well as the surface (spoiler alert!).
The new TargetToolbar has a pointer to its target as well as its surface.
Change-Id: I928316d9e23ac3f3de3e76c34ef0ac3d27855ab3
Objectives:
* Scroll when needed to show highlighted (with keyboard) or selected (by
any means) options in select widgets
* Allow clipping and automatic scrolling for certain elements when they
are otherwise going to be rendered partially out of view
Changes:
*.php
* Add links to new file
ve.ui.Widget.css, ve.ui.Dialog.css
* Removed unneeded x-axis overflow rules
ve.ui.ClippableElement.js, ve.ui.Element.css
* New mixin, adds visible area clipping support to an element
ve.ui.PopupToolGroup.js, ve.ui.MenuWidget.js
* Mixin clippable element
ve.ui.OptionWidget.js, ve.ui.OutlineItemWidget.js
* Add scroll-into-view configuration for option widgets
ve.ui.SearchWidget.js
* Scroll items into view when highlighting with keyboard
ve.Element.js
* Add getBorders, getDimensions, getClosestScrollableContainer and
scrollIntoView static methods
* Add getClosestScrollableElementContainer and scrollElementIntoView
methods
Bug: 53610
Change-Id: Ie21faa973a68f517c7cfce8bd879b5317f536365
The previous implementation couldn't deal with transactions that
replaced both data and metadata at the same time (rather than replacing
data while moving metadata around), and extending its approach to
deal with that case would have made it much more complex.
So I rewrote the algorithm from scratch. The previous implementation
scheduled deferred moves for existing items, but immediately processed
insertions and removals. This is problematic for replacements and
maintaining the order in the binary search list. So instead, this new
implementation builds an array representing what the new item list
should be, then processes insertions, removals and moves in the correct
order to achieve that state.
It looks like the previous implementation didn't always work correctly,
which was masked because the test suite passed full=false to
assertItemsMatchMetadata(). This rewrite fixes this.
Also remove setMove/applyMove from MetaItem, because we don't need them
anymore and they're evil anyway; and add isAttached(), because the new
algorithm needs it.
Change-Id: I899d2b3c94c2cfa55823879bca95456750f64382
Transactions that replaced metadata twice at the same offset
(with retainMeta-replaceMeta-retainMeta-replaceMeta) were broken
because the processor for replaceMetadata didn't advance the
metadata cursor.
Change-Id: I7ad24e7ffb4c39b40ec9c347db301f8e28f3692d
Add some test cases for documents with trailing metadata, and fix an
off-by-one error in the metadata-mutating transactions (since the
document metadata array is one larger than the document data array).
Change-Id: I8f049466e03ed55010dfcf0a35702536edfa7b0a
This version pushes a `replaceMetadata` operation after a `replace` to
fixup trailing metadata if there is no inserted region and the removed
region includes metadata. This avoids a corner case where the
size of the metadata arrays inserted/removed in `Transaction.pushReplace()`
do not match the size of the data arrays inserted/removed.
We remove the now-unused `Document.getMetadataReplace()` method.
We also adjust `MetaList.onTransact()` so that it continues to work
properly when the number of metadata entries in `replace.insert` is
not the same as the number of metadata entries in `replace.remove`.
Change-Id: I1d600405b855ca1cb569853bb885b0752df47173
The `Transaction.pushReplace` method has a corner case if the removed
region has metadata and the inserted region is empty. This works fine
unless there are two adjacent `pushReplace` operations, which can occur
in `Transaction.newFromUnwrap`. Fix this by having `pushReplace` look
at a preceding replace and correctly merge the two operations if
possible (in particular in the tricky case where the previous case has
a zero-length insertion). Pleasantly, this can be done without a lot of
special-casing code in `pushReplace` or `newFromUnwrap`.
Add test cases verifying the `newFromUnwrap` works correctly (both
in commit and in rollback) when there is metadata present.
Change-Id: I6cfec0d2b1823dad724422f018a3c73dc0c7f186
Doing retainMetadata followed by a replace (not replaceMetadata)
doesn't make any sense and its behavior is undefined, so don't do that
in the test suite.
Change-Id: Ica032b0a5122d24e40e43e3eb43fea940270aece
