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engine/model/utils/selection-post-fixer

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Functions

  • injectSelectionPostFixer( model )

    See source

    Injects selection post-fixer to the model.

    The role of the selection post-fixer is to ensure that the selection is in a correct place after a change() block was executed.

    The correct position means that:

    • All collapsed selection ranges are in a place where the Schema allows a $text.
    • None of the selection's non-collapsed ranges crosses a limit element boundary (a range must be rooted within one limit element).
    • Only selectable elements can be selected from the outside (e.g. [<paragraph>foo</paragraph>] is invalid). This rule applies independently to both selection ends, so this selection is correct: <paragraph>f[oo</paragraph><imageBlock></imageBlock>].

    If the position is not correct, the post-fixer will automatically correct it.

    Fixing a non-collapsed selection

    See as an example a selection that starts in a P1 element and ends inside the text of a TD element ([ and ] are range boundaries and (l) denotes an element defined as isLimit=true):

    root
 |- element P1
 |   |- "foo"                                      root
 |- element TABLE (l)                   P1         TABLE             P2
 |   |- element TR (l)                 f o[o     TR      TR         b a r
 |   |   |- element TD (l)                       TD      TD
 |   |       |- "aaa"                          a]a a    b b b
 |   |- element TR (l)
 |   |   |- element TD (l)                           ||
 |   |       |- "bbb"                                ||
 |- element P2                                       VV
 |   |- "bar"
                                                   root
                                        P1         TABLE]            P2
                                       f o[o     TR      TR         b a r
                                                 TD      TD
                                               a a a    b b b

    In the example above, the TABLE, TR and TD are defined as isLimit=true in the schema. The range which is not contained within a single limit element must be expanded to select the outermost limit element. The range end is inside the text node of the TD element. As the TD element is a child of the TR and TABLE elements, where both are defined as isLimit=true in the schema, the range must be expanded to select the whole TABLE element.

    Note If the selection contains multiple ranges, the method returns a minimal set of ranges that are not intersecting after expanding them to select isLimit=true elements.

    Parameters

    model : Model

  • mergeIntersectingRanges( Ranges ) → Array.<Range>

    See source

    Returns a minimal non-intersecting array of ranges without duplicates.

    Parameters

    Ranges : Array.<Range>

    to merge.

    Returns

    Array.<Range>

    Array of unique and nonIntersecting ranges.