rubyx-debugger/lib/base/element_view.rb
2016-12-22 21:18:51 +02:00

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# The basic idea is somewhat that of a shadow dom.
#
# ElementView wraps a single div with whatever content you want (derive to implement the view)
#
# It must have an element, which is drawn. Draw returns the div or whatever. An ElementView
# does not draw itself, but rather is drawn.
#
# Listviews provide structure
#
class ElementView
def initialize
@element = nil
end
#abstract function that should return the single element that is being represented
# the element is also stored in @element
def draw
raise "implement me to return an Element"
end
# helper function to create an element with possible classes, id and text
# The first argument is a bit haml inspired, so "tagname.classname" is the format
# but if tagname is ommited it will default to div
# also several classnames may be given
# if one of the names ends in a ! (bang) it will be assigned as the id
# second argument is optional, but if given will be added as text (content) to the newly
# created Element
# return the new Element, which is not linked into the dom at that point (see << and add*)
def div name_class = "div" , text = nil
name , clazz = name_class.split(".")
name = "div" if name.empty?
element = $document.create_element(name)
element.text = text if text
return element unless clazz
if( clazz.is_a? Array )
clazz.each { |c| add_class_or_id( element , cl )}
else
add_class_or_id element , clazz
end
element
end
def add_class_or_id element , class_or_id
return element unless class_or_id
if class_or_id[-1] == "!"
element.id = class_or_id[0 ... -1]
else
element.add_class class_or_id
end
element
end
# wrap the @element variable with the given element
# so if wrapper == <h4/> the new @element will be <h4> old @element </h4>
# return the new @element, which is wrapper
def wrap_element wrapper
@element = wrap_node_with @element , wrapper
end
# wrap the given node with the wappper, so for a div wrapper and a button node
# the result will be <div> <button>whatever was in there</button> <div>
def wrap_node_with node , wrapper
node.replace_with(wrapper) if node.parent
wrapper << node
end
# add the given element to the @element, at the end
# return the div that was passed in (use << to return the @element)
def append_element div
@element << div
div
end
# add the given element to the @element , at the front
# return the div that was passed in (use >> to return the @element)
def prepend_element div
@element >> div
div
end
# create a new element with class and possibly text
# add that new element to the @element
# return the newly created element
def add class_or_id , tex = nil
append_element div( class_or_id , tex)
end
end