/*! * VisualEditor EventSequencer class. * * @copyright 2013 VisualEditor Team and others; see AUTHORS.txt * @license The MIT License (MIT); see LICENSE.txt */ /** * EventSequencer class with on-event and after-event listeners. * * After-event listeners are fired as soon as possible after the * corresponding native event. They are similar to the setTimeout(f, 0) * idiom, except that they are guaranteed to execute before any subsequent * on-event listener. Therefore, events are executed in the 'right order'. * * This matters when many events are added to the event queue in one go. * For instance, browsers often queue 'keydown' and 'keypress' in immediate * sequence, so a setTimeout(f, 0) defined in the keydown listener will run * *after* the keypress listener (i.e. in the 'wrong' order). EventSequencer * ensures that this does not happen. * * All listeners receive the jQuery event as an argument. If an on-event * listener needs to pass information to a corresponding after-event listener, * it can do so by adding properties into the jQuery event itself. * * @class ve.EventSequencer */ /** * * To fire after-event listeners promptly, the EventSequencer may need to * listen to some events for which it has no registered on-event or * after-event listeners. For instance, to ensure an after-keydown listener * is be fired before the native keyup action, you must include both * 'keydown' and 'keyup' in the eventNames Array. * * @constructor * @param {string[]} eventNames List of event Names to listen to */ ve.EventSequencer = function VeEventSequencer( eventNames ) { var i, len, eventName, eventSequencer = this; this.$node = null; this.eventNames = eventNames; this.eventHandlers = {}; /** * Generate an event handler for a specific event * * @private * @param {string} eventName The event's name * @returns {Function} An event handler */ function makeEventHandler( eventName ) { return function ( ev ) { return eventSequencer.onEvent( eventName, ev ); }; } /** * @property {Object[]} * - id {number} Id for setTimeout * - func {Function} Post-event listener * - ev {jQuery.Event} Browser event * - eventName {string} Name, such as keydown */ this.pendingCalls = []; /** * @property {Object.} */ this.onListenersForEvent = {}; /** * @property {Object.} */ this.afterListenersForEvent = {}; for ( i = 0, len = eventNames.length; i < len; i++ ) { eventName = eventNames[i]; this.onListenersForEvent[eventName] = []; this.afterListenersForEvent[eventName] = []; this.eventHandlers[eventName] = makeEventHandler( eventName ); } }; /** * Attach to a node, to listen to its jQuery events * * @method * @param {jQuery} $node The node to attach to */ ve.EventSequencer.prototype.attach = function ( $node ) { this.detach(); this.$node = $node.on( this.eventHandlers ); }; /** * Detach from a node (if attached), to stop listen to its jQuery events * * @method */ ve.EventSequencer.prototype.detach = function () { if ( this.$node === null ) { return; } this.runPendingCalls(); this.$node.off( this.eventHandlers ); this.$node = null; }; /** * Add listeners to be fired just before the browser native action * @method * @param {Object.} listeners Function for each event */ ve.EventSequencer.prototype.on = function ( listeners ) { var eventName; for ( eventName in listeners ) { this.onListenersForEvent[eventName].push( listeners[eventName] ); } }; /** * Add listeners to be fired as soon as possible after the native action * @method * @param {Object.} listeners Function for each event */ ve.EventSequencer.prototype.after = function ( listeners ) { var eventName; for ( eventName in listeners ) { this.afterListenersForEvent[eventName].push( listeners[eventName] ); } }; /** * Generic listener method which does the sequencing * @private * @method * @param {string} eventName Javascript name of the event, e.g. 'keydown' * @param {jQuery.Event} ev The browser event */ ve.EventSequencer.prototype.onEvent = function ( eventName, ev ) { var i, len, onListener, afterListener, pendingCall; this.runPendingCalls(); // Length cache 'len' is required, as an onListener could add another onListener for ( i = 0, len = this.onListenersForEvent[eventName].length; i < len; i++ ) { onListener = this.onListenersForEvent[eventName][i]; onListener( ev ); } // Length cache 'len' for style only for ( i = 0, len = this.afterListenersForEvent[eventName].length; i < len; i++ ) { afterListener = this.afterListenersForEvent[eventName][i]; // Create a cancellable pending call // - Create the pendingCall object first // - then create the setTimeout invocation to modify pendingCall.id // - then set pendingCall.id to the setTimeout id, so the call can cancel itself // Must wrap everything in a function call, to create the required closure. pendingCall = { 'func': afterListener, 'id': null, 'ev': ev, 'eventName': eventName }; /*jshint loopfunc:true */ ( function ( pendingCall, ev ) { var id = setTimeout( function () { if ( pendingCall.id === null ) { // clearTimeout seems not always to work immediately return; } pendingCall.id = null; pendingCall.func( ev ); } ); pendingCall.id = id; } )( pendingCall, ev ); /*jshint loopfunc:false */ this.pendingCalls.push( pendingCall ); } }; /** * Run any pending listeners, and clear the pending queue * @private * @method */ ve.EventSequencer.prototype.runPendingCalls = function () { var i, pendingCall; for ( i = 0; i < this.pendingCalls.length; i++ ) { // Length cache not possible, as a pending call appends another pending call. // It's important that this list remains mutable, in the case that this // function indirectly recurses. pendingCall = this.pendingCalls[i]; if ( pendingCall.id === null ) { // the call has already run continue; } clearTimeout( pendingCall.id ); pendingCall.id = null; // Force to run now. It's important that we set id to null before running, // so that there's no chance a recursive call will call the listener again. pendingCall.func( pendingCall.ev ); } // This is safe because we only ever appended to the list, so it's definitely exhausted // now. this.pendingCalls.length = 0; };