/**
* Inserts a paragraph before or after the table containing the selection.
*
* <p>We decided to use Control/Meta+UpArrow for inserting a paragraph before a table and
* Control/Meta+DownArrow for inserting a paragraph after a table. Here's the rationale:
*
* <ul>
* <li>We can't reliably detect if the user can place the caret before of after a table. Our
* playground is the DOM tree which we fully control but in the end the browser decides how
* to render each node. The table can have previous siblings or previous nodes in the DOM
* tree but they may not be rendered at all (as it happens with HTML garbage like empty
* elements) or not rendered before/after the table (as it happens with absolute positioned
* elements). So we have to insert the paragraph each time.
* <li>We can't use the same key to insert a paragraph before and after the table because we can
* have a table with just one empty cell. So we can't rely on the Enter key.
* <li>We can't use just the navigation keys because they would insert a paragraph before/after
* the table even when the user can navigate outside of the table.
* </ul>
*
* We can replace the Ctrl with Alt. The idea is to use the Up/Down arrow keys with a modifier.
* They will work form any table cell.
*
* @param event the native event that was fired
* @param before {@code true} to insert a paragraph before the table, {@code false} to insert a
* paragraph after the table
*/
protected void navigateOutsideTableCell(Event event, boolean before) {
// Navigate only if the Control or Meta modifiers are pressed along with the Up/Down arrow keys.
if (event.getAltKey() || event.getShiftKey() || !(event.getCtrlKey() ^ event.getMetaKey())) {
return;
}
Selection selection = getTextArea().getDocument().getSelection();
if (selection.getRangeCount() == 0) {
return;
} else {
selection.collapseToStart();
}
Range range = selection.getRangeAt(0);
Node ancestor = domUtils.getFirstAncestor(range.getStartContainer(), "table");
if (ancestor == null) {
return;
}
event.xPreventDefault();
Document document = getTextArea().getDocument();
Node paragraph = document.createPElement();
paragraph.appendChild(document.createTextNode(""));
if (before) {
ancestor.getParentNode().insertBefore(paragraph, ancestor);
} else {
domUtils.insertAfter(paragraph, ancestor);
}
range.selectNodeContents(paragraph.getFirstChild());
selection.removeAllRanges();
selection.addRange(range);
}
/**
* Updates the meta data of the given anchor.
*
* @param anchor the anchor whose meta data will be updated
* @param reference the new link reference
* @param linkType the new link type
*/
private void updateMetaData(AnchorElement anchor, String reference, LinkType linkType) {
Document document = (Document) anchor.getOwnerDocument();
DocumentFragment metaData = document.createDocumentFragment();
metaData.appendChild(
document.createComment("startwikilink:" + EscapeUtils.escapeComment(reference)));
metaData.appendChild(document.createSpanElement());
if (CLASS_NAME_MAPPING.containsKey(linkType)) {
Element.as(metaData.getChild(1)).setClassName(CLASS_NAME_MAPPING.get(linkType));
}
metaData.getChild(1).appendChild(document.createTextNode(Element.INNER_HTML_PLACEHOLDER));
metaData.appendChild(document.createComment("stopwikilink"));
Element.as(anchor).setMetaData(metaData);
}
/**
* Create a table from TableConfig configuration.
*
* <p>We create the table using innerHTML instead of creating each DOM node in order to improve
* the speed. In most of the browsers setting the innerHTML is faster than creating the DOM nodes
* and appending them.
*
* @param doc currently edited document.
* @param config table configuration (row number, etc).
* @return the newly created table.
*/
public Element createTable(Document doc, TableConfig config) {
StringBuffer table = new StringBuffer("<table>");
StringBuffer row = new StringBuffer("<tr>");
for (int i = 0; i < config.getColNumber(); i++) {
row.append("<td>");
// The default cell content depends on the browser. In Firefox the best option is to use a BR.
// Firefox
// itself uses BRs in order to allow the user to place the caret inside empty block elements.
// In Internet
// Explorer the best option is to set the inner HTML of each cell to the empty string, after
// creation. For
// now lets keep the non-breaking space. At some point we should have browser specific
// implementations for
// FF and IE. Each will overwrite this method and add specific initialization.
row.append(TableUtils.CELL_DEFAULTHTML);
row.append("</td>");
}
row.append("</tr>");
if (config.hasHeader()) {
table.append("<thead>");
if (config.getRowNumber() > 0) {
table.append(row.toString().replace("td", "th"));
}
table.append("</thead>");
}
table.append("<tbody>");
for (int i = config.hasHeader() ? 1 : 0; i < config.getRowNumber(); i++) {
table.append(row.toString());
}
table.append("</tbody></table>");
Element container = doc.createDivElement().cast();
container.setInnerHTML(table.toString());
Element tableElement = (Element) container.getFirstChild();
container.removeChild(tableElement);
return tableElement;
}