engine/conversion/downcasthelpers
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DowncastHelpers
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~DowncastHelpers
Interfaces
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HighlightDescriptor
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~HighlightDescriptor
Type Definitions
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AddHighlightCallback
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~AddHighlightCallback
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AttributeCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~AttributeCreatorFunction
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AttributeDescriptor
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~AttributeDescriptor
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AttributeElementCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~AttributeElementCreatorFunction
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ConsumerFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~ConsumerFunction
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ElementCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~ElementCreatorFunction
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HighlightDescriptorCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~HighlightDescriptorCreatorFunction
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MarkerDataCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~MarkerDataCreatorFunction
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MarkerElementCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~MarkerElementCreatorFunction
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RemoveHighlightCallback
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~RemoveHighlightCallback
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SlotFilter
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~SlotFilter
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StructureCreatorFunction
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~StructureCreatorFunction
Functions
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cleanSelection() → ( EventInfo<string, unknown>, unknown, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~cleanSelection
Function factory that creates a converter which cleans artifacts after the previous model selection conversion. It removes all empty view attribute elements and merges sibling attributes at all start and end positions of all ranges.
<p><strong>^</strong></p> -> <p>^</p> <p><strong>foo</strong>^<strong>bar</strong>bar</p> -> <p><strong>foo^bar<strong>bar</p> <p><strong>foo</strong><em>^</em><strong>bar</strong>bar</p> -> <p><strong>foo^bar<strong>bar</p>
This listener should be assigned before any converter for the new selection:
modelDispatcher.on( 'cleanSelection', cleanSelection() );
See
convertCollapsedSelection
which does the opposite by breaking attributes in the selection position.Returns
( EventInfo<string, unknown>, unknown, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Selection converter.
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convertCollapsedSelection() → ( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~convertCollapsedSelection
Function factory that creates a converter which converts a collapsed model selection to a view selection. The converter consumes appropriate value from the
consumable
object, maps the model selection position to the view position and breaks attribute elements at the selection position.modelDispatcher.on( 'selection', convertCollapsedSelection() );
An example of the view state before and after converting the collapsed selection:
<p><strong>f^oo<strong>bar</p> -> <p><strong>f</strong>^<strong>oo</strong>bar</p>
By breaking attribute elements like
<strong>
, the selection is in a correct element. Then, when the selection attribute is converted, broken attributes might be merged again, or the position where the selection is may be wrapped with different, appropriate attribute elements.See also
cleanSelection
which does a clean-up by merging attributes.Returns
( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Selection converter.
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convertRangeSelection() → ( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~convertRangeSelection
Function factory that creates a converter which converts a non-collapsed model selection to a view selection. The converter consumes appropriate value from the
consumable
object and maps model positions from the selection to view positions.modelDispatcher.on( 'selection', convertRangeSelection() );
Returns
( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Selection converter.
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createViewElementFromHighlightDescriptor( writer, descriptor ) → AttributeElement
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~createViewElementFromHighlightDescriptor
Creates a
<span>
view attribute element from the information provided by the highlight descriptor object. If the priority is not provided in the descriptor, the default priority will be used.Parameters
writer : DowncastWriter
descriptor : HighlightDescriptor
Returns
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insertAttributesAndChildren() → ( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~insertAttributesAndChildren
Function factory that creates a default downcast converter for triggering attributes and children conversion.
Returns
( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
The converter.
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internal
insertElement( elementCreator, consumer ) → ( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~insertElement
Function factory that creates a converter which converts node insertion changes from the model to the view. The function passed will be provided with all the parameters of the dispatcher's
insert
event. It is expected that the function returns anElement
. The result of the function will be inserted into the view.The converter automatically consumes the corresponding value from the consumables list and binds the model and view elements.
downcastDispatcher.on( 'insert:myElem', insertElement( ( modelItem, { writer } ) => { const text = writer.createText( 'myText' ); const myElem = writer.createElement( 'myElem', { myAttr: 'my-' + modelItem.getAttribute( 'myAttr' ) }, text ); // Do something fancy with `myElem` using `modelItem` or other parameters. return myElem; } ) );
Parameters
elementCreator : ElementCreatorFunction
Function returning a view element, which will be inserted.
consumer : ConsumerFunction
Function defining element consumption process. By default this function just consume passed item insertion.
Defaults to
defaultConsumer
Returns
( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Insert element event converter.
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insertStructure( elementCreator, consumer ) → ( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~insertStructure
Function factory that creates a converter which converts a single model node insertion to a view structure.
It is expected that the passed element creator function returns an
Element
with attached slots created withwriter.createSlot()
to indicate where child nodes should be converted.Parameters
elementCreator : ElementCreatorFunction
Function returning a view structure, which will be inserted.
consumer : ConsumerFunction
A callback that is expected to consume all the consumables that were used by the element creator.
Returns
( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Insert element event converter.
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insertText() → ( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~insertText
Function factory that creates a default downcast converter for text insertion changes.
The converter automatically consumes the corresponding value from the consumables list and stops the event (see
DowncastDispatcher
).modelDispatcher.on( 'insert:$text', insertText() );
Returns
( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Insert text event converter.
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internal
insertUIElement( elementCreator ) → ( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~insertUIElement
Function factory that creates a converter which converts marker adding change to the view UI element.
The view UI element that will be added to the view depends on the passed parameter. See
insertElement
. In case of a non-collapsed range, the UI element will not wrap nodes but separate elements will be placed at the beginning and at the end of the range.This converter binds created UI elements with the marker name using
bindElementToMarker
.Parameters
elementCreator : MarkerElementCreatorFunction
A view UI element or a function returning the view element that will be inserted.
Returns
( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Insert element event converter.
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remove() → ( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~remove
Function factory that creates a default downcast converter for node remove changes.
modelDispatcher.on( 'remove', remove() );
Returns
( unknown, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Remove event converter.
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internal
wrap( elementCreator ) → ( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
module:engine/conversion/downcasthelpers~wrap
Function factory that creates a converter which converts the set/change/remove attribute changes from the model to the view. It can also be used to convert selection attributes. In that case, an empty attribute element will be created and the selection will be put inside it.
Attributes from the model are converted to a view element that will be wrapping these view nodes that are bound to model elements having the given attribute. This is useful for attributes like
bold
that may be set on text nodes in the model but are represented as an element in the view:[paragraph] MODEL ====> VIEW <p> |- a {bold: true} |- <b> |- b {bold: true} | |- ab |- c |- c ``` Passed `Function` will be provided with the attribute value and then all the parameters of the `attribute` event. It is expected that the function returns an
Element
. The result of the function will be the wrapping element. When the provided `Function` does not return any element, no conversion will take place. The converter automatically consumes the corresponding value from the consumables list and stops the event (seeDowncastDispatcher
). ```ts modelDispatcher.on( 'attribute:bold', wrap( ( modelAttributeValue, { writer } ) => { return writer.createAttributeElement( 'strong' ); } );Parameters
elementCreator : AttributeElementCreatorFunction
Function returning a view element that will be used for wrapping.
Returns
( EventInfo<string, unknown>, object, DowncastConversionApi ) => void
Set/change attribute converter.
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