mediawiki-extensions-VisualEditor/modules/ve2/dm/ve.dm.DocumentFragment.js

/**
 * DataModel document fragment.
 * 
 * @class
 * @constructor
 * @param {Array} data Linear model data to start with
 * @param {ve.dm.Document} [parentDocument] Document to use as root for created nodes
 */
ve.dm.DocumentFragment = function( data, parentDocument ) {
	// Properties
	this.parentDocument = parentDocument;
	this.data = data || [];
	this.documentNode = new ve.dm.DocumentNode();
	this.offsetMap = new Array( this.data.length );

	// Initialization
	var doc = parentDocument || this;
	this.documentNode.setDocument( doc );
	var root = doc.getDocumentNode();
	this.documentNode.setRoot( root );

	/*
	 * The offsetMap is always one element longer than data because it includes a reference to the
	 * root node at the offset just past the end. To make population work correctly, we have to
	 * start out with that one extra reference.
	 */
	this.offsetMap.push( this.documentNode );

	/*
	 * Build a tree of nodes and nodes that will be added to them after a full scan is complete,
	 * then from the bottom up add nodes to their potential parents. This avoids massive length
	 * updates being broadcast upstream constantly while building is underway. Also populate the
	 * offset map as we go.
	 */
	var node,
		textLength = 0,
		inTextNode = false,
		// Stack of stacks, each containing a
		stack = [[this.documentNode], []],
		children,
		openingIndex,
		currentStack = stack[1],
		parentStack = stack[0],
		currentNode = this.documentNode;
	for ( var i = 0, length = this.data.length; i < length; i++ ) {
		/*
		 * Set the node reference for this offset in the offset cache.
		 * 
		 * This looks simple, but there are three cases that result in the same thing:
		 * 
		 *   1. data[i] is an opening, so offset i is before the opening, so we need to point to the
		 *      parent of the opened element. currentNode will be set to the opened element later,
		 *      but right now its still set to the parent of the opened element.
		 *   2. data[i] is a closing, so offset i is before the closing, so we need to point to the
		 *      closed element. currentNode will be set to the parent of the closed element later,
		 *      but right now it's still set to the closed element.
		 *   3. data[i] is content, so offset i is in the middle of an element, so obviously we need
		 *      currentNode, which won't be changed by this iteration.
		 * 
		 * We want to populate the offsetMap with branches only, but we've just written the actual
		 * node that lives at this offset. So if it's a leaf node, change it to its parent.
		 */
		this.offsetMap[i] = ve.dm.factory.canNodeHaveChildren( currentNode.getType() ) ?
			currentNode : parentStack[parentStack.length - 1];
		// Infer that if an item in the linear model has a type attribute than it must be an element
		if ( this.data[i].type === undefined ) {
			// Text node opening
			if ( !inTextNode ) {
				// Create a lengthless text node
				node = new ve.dm.TextNode();
				// Set the root pointer now, to prevent cascading updates
				node.setRoot( root );
				// Put the node on the current inner stack
				currentStack.push( node );
				currentNode = node;
				// Set a flag saying we're inside a text node
				inTextNode = true;
			}
			// Track the length
			textLength++;
		} else {
			// Text node closing
			if ( inTextNode ) {
				// Finish the text node by setting the length
				currentNode.setLength( textLength );
				// Put the state variables back as they were
				currentNode = parentStack[parentStack.length - 1];
				inTextNode = false;
				textLength = 0;
			}
			// Element open/close
			if ( this.data[i].type.charAt( 0 ) != '/' ) {
				// Branch or leaf node opening
				// Create a childless node
				node = ve.dm.factory.createNode( this.data[i].type, [], this.data[i].attributes );
				// Set the root pointer now, to prevent cascading updates
				node.setRoot( root );
				// Put the childless node on the current inner stack
				currentStack.push( node );
				if ( ve.dm.factory.canNodeHaveChildren( node.getType() ) ) {
					// Create a new inner stack for this node
					parentStack = currentStack;
					currentStack = [];
					stack.push( currentStack );
				}
				currentNode = node;
			} else {
				// Branch or leaf node closing
				if ( ve.dm.factory.canNodeHaveChildren( currentNode.getType() ) ) {
					// Pop this node's inner stack from the outer stack. It'll have all of the node's
					// child nodes fully constructed 
					children = stack.pop();
					currentStack = parentStack;
					parentStack = stack[stack.length - 2];
					// Attach the children to the node
					ve.batchSplice( currentNode, 0, 0, children );
				}
				currentNode = parentStack[parentStack.length - 1];
			}
		}
	}
	// The end state is stack = [ [this.documentNode] [ array, of, its, children ] ]
	// so attach all nodes in stack[1] to the root node
	ve.batchSplice( this.documentNode, 0, 0, stack[1] );
};

/* Methods */

ve.dm.DocumentFragment.prototype.getOffsetMap = function() {
	return this.offsetMap;
};

ve.dm.DocumentFragment.prototype.getDocumentNode = function() {
	return this.documentNode;
};

ve.dm.DocumentFragment.prototype.getNodeFromOffset = function( offset ) {
	return this.offsetMap[offset];
};

/**
 * Gets the content offset of a node.
 * 
 * This method is pretty expensive. If you need to get different slices of the same content, get
 * the content first, then slice it up locally.
 * 
 * TODO: Rewrite this method to not use recursion, because the function call overhead is expensive
 * 
 * @method
 * @param {ve.Node} node Node to get offset of
 * @returns {Integer} Offset of node or -1 of node was not found
 */
ve.dm.DocumentFragment.prototype.getOffsetFromNode = function( node ) {
	if ( node === this ) {
		return 0;
	}
	if ( this.children.length ) {
		var offset = 0,
			childNode;
		for ( var i = 0, length = this.children.length; i < length; i++ ) {
			childNode = this.children[i];
			if ( childNode === node ) {
				return offset;
			}
			if (
				ve.dm.factory.canNodeHaveChildren( childNode.getType() ) &&
				childNode.getChildren().length
			) {
				var childOffset = this.getOffsetFromNode.call( childNode, node );
				if ( childOffset !== -1 ) {
					return offset + 1 + childOffset;
				}
			}
			offset += childNode.getOuterLength();
		}
	}
	return -1;
};

/**
 * Gets slice or copy of the document data.
 * 
 * @method
 * @param {ve.Range} [range] Range of data to get, all data will be given by default
 * @param {Boolean} [deep=false] Whether to return a deep copy (WARNING! This may be very slow)
 * @returns {Array} Slice or copy of document data
 */
ve.dm.DocumentFragment.prototype.getData = function( range, deep ) {
	var start = 0,
		end;
	if ( range !== undefined ) {
		range.normalize();
		start = Math.max( 0, Math.min( this.data.length, range.start ) );
		end = Math.max( 0, Math.min( this.data.length, range.end ) );
	}
	// IE work-around: arr.slice( 0, undefined ) returns [] while arr.slice( 0 ) behaves correctly
	var data = end === undefined ? this.data.slice( start ) : this.data.slice( start, end );
	// Return either the slice or a deep copy of the slice
	return deep ? ve.copyArray( data ) : data;
};

/**
 * Gets the content data of a node.
 * 
 * @method
 * @param {ve.dm.Node} node Node to get content data for
 * @returns {Array|null} List of content and elements inside node or null if node is not found
 */
ve.dm.DocumentFragment.prototype.getDataFromNode = function( node ) {
	var length = node.getLength(),
		offset = this.getOffsetFromNode( node );
	if ( offset >= 0 ) {
		// XXX: If the node is wrapped in an element than we should incriment the offset by one so
		// we only return the content inside the element. This is fine given that we know a node is
		// either wrapped or not, but it's a little hacky when we code things like this, maybe there
		// could be a better way of doing this?
		if ( length === node.getOuterLength() - 2 ) {
			offset++;
		}
		return this.data.slice( offset, offset + length );
	}
	return null;
};