EditableMathlist - MathLive Docs

new EditableMathlist(config: Object)

Note

Method names that begin with an underbar _ are private and meant to be used only by the implementation of the class.
Method names that end with an underbar _ are selectors. They can be invoked by calling the perform() function of a MathField object. They will be dispatched to an instance of MathEditableList as necessary. Note that the selector name does not include the underbar.

For example:

   mf.perform('selectAll');

config Object

Properties

root Array.<MathAtom>

The root element of the math expression.

path Array.<Object>

The path to the element that is the anchor for the selection.

extent number

Number of atoms in the selection. 0 if the selection is collapsed.

config Object

suppressSelectionChangeNotifications boolean

If true, the handlers for notification change won't be called. @todo This is an inelegant solution to deal with iterating the expression, which has the side effect of temporarily changing the path. We should have an iterator that doesn't change the path instead.

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Methods

_deleteAtoms()

Delete sibling atoms

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addColumnAfter_()

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addColumnBefore_()

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addRowAfter_()

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addRowBefore_()

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ancestor(ancestor: number) → MathAtomprivate

ancestor number

distance from self to ancestor.

ancestor = 0: self
ancestor = 1: parent
ancestor = 2: grand-parent
etc...

→ MathAtom

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anchor()private

The atom where the selection starts. When the selection is extended the anchor remains fixed. The anchor could be either before or after the focus.

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applyStyle()

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commandOffsets() → Objectprivate

Return a {start:, end:} for the offsets of the command around the insertion point, or null.

start is the first atom which is of type command
end is after the last atom of type command

→ Object

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commitCommandStringBeforeInsertionPoint() → stringprivate

→ string

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contains(atom: MathAtom) → booleanprivate

atom MathAtom

→ boolean

True if atom is within the selection range

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decorateCommandStringAroundInsertionPoint(value: boolean)private

value boolean

If true, decorate the command string around the insertion point with an error indicator (red dotted underline). If false, remove it.

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delete()

Delete multiple characters

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delete_(dir: number)

dir number

If the selection is not collapsed, and dir is negative, delete backwards, starting with the anchor atom. That is, delete(-1) will delete only the anchor atom. If dir = 0, delete only if the selection is not collapsed

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deleteAll_()

Delete everything in the field

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deleteNextChar_()

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deleteNextWord_()

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deletePreviousChar_()

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deletePreviousWord_()

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deleteToGroupEnd_()

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deleteToGroupStart_()

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deleteToMathFieldEnd_()

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endOffset()private

Offset of the first atom not included in the selection i.e. max value of siblings.length
endOffset - startOffset = extent

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extend(dist: number)private

Change the range of the selection

dist number

The change (positive or negative) to the extent of the selection. The anchor point does not move.

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extendDown_()

If the selection is in a numerator, the selection will be extended to include the denominator.

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extendToGroupEnd_()

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extendToGroupStart_()

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extendToMathFieldEnd_()

Extend the selection to the end of the math field.

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extendToMathFieldStart_()

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extendToNextBoundary_()

Extend the selection until the next boundary is reached. A boundary is defined by an atom of a different type (mbin, mord, etc...) than the current focus. For example, in "1234+x=y", if the focus is between "1" and "2", invoking extendToNextBoundary_ would extend the selection to "234".

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extendToNextChar_()

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extendToNextWord_()

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extendToPreviousBoundary_()

Extend the selection until the previous boundary is reached. A boundary is defined by an atom of a different type (mbin, mord, etc...) than the current focus. For example, in "1+23456", if the focus is between "5" and "6", invoking extendToPreviousBoundary would extend the selection to "2345".

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extendToPreviousChar_()

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extendToPreviousWord_()

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extendUp_()

If the selection is in a denominator, the selection will be extended to include the numerator.

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extractCharactersBeforeInsertionPoint(count: number) → stringprivate

count number

The number of atoms back we should return. Note that since an atom can map to multiple characters, the length of the string may be greater than this argument. It could also be smaller.

→ string

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extractCommandStringAroundInsertionPoint() → stringprivate

→ string

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extractContents() → Array.<MathAtom>private

→ Array.<MathAtom>

The currently selected atoms, or null if the selection is collapsed

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extractContentsOrdInGroupBeforeInsertionPoint() → stringprivate

→ string

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filter(cb: function, dir: number) → Array.<MathAtom>private

Iterate over each atom in the expression, starting with the focus.

Return an array of all the paths for which the callback predicate returned true.

cb function

A predicate being passed a path and the atom at this path. Return true to include the designated atom in the result.

dir number

+1 to iterate forward, -1 to iterate backward.

→ Array.<MathAtom>

The atoms for which the predicate is true

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insert(s: string, options: Object)

s string

options Object

options.insertionMode string

'replaceSelection' (default)
- 'replaceAll'
- 'insertBefore'
- 'insertAfter'

options.selectionMode string

Describes where the selection will be after the insertion:

'placeholder': the selection will be the first available placeholder in the item that has been inserted) (default)
'after': the selection will be an insertion point after the item that has been inserted),
'before': the selection will be an insertion point before the item that has been inserted) or 'item' (the item that was inserted will be selected).

options.placeholder string

The placeholder string, if necessary

options.format string

The format of the string s:

'auto': the string is interpreted as a latex fragment or command) (default)
'latex': the string is interpreted strictly as a latex fragment

options.smartFence string

If true, promote plain fences, e.g. (, as \left...\right or \mleft...\mright

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insertFirstAtom()private

If necessary, insert a first atom in the sibling list. If there's already a first atom, do nothing. The first atom is used as a 'placeholder' to hold the blinking caret when the caret is positioned at the very beginning of the mathlist.

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isCollapsed() → boolean

→ boolean

True if the selection is an insertion point.

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jump()private

Move to the next/previous expression boundary

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leap() → booleanprivate

Move to the next/previous placeholder or empty child list.

→ boolean

False if no placeholder found and did not move

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moveAfterParent_()

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moveBeforeParent_()

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moveDown_()

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moveToGroupEnd_()

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moveToGroupStart_()

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moveToMathFieldEnd_()

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moveToMathFieldStart_()

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moveToNextChar_()

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moveToNextPlaceholder_()

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moveToNextWord_()

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moveToOpposite_() → boolean

If cursor is currently in:

superscript: move to subscript, creating it if necessary
subscript: move to superscript, creating it if necessary
numerator: move to denominator
denominator: move to numerator
otherwise: do nothing and return false

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True if the move was possible. False is there is no opposite to move to, in which case the cursors is left unchanged.

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moveToPreviousChar_()

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moveToPreviousPlaceholder_()

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moveToPreviousWord_()

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moveToSubscript_()

Switch the cursor to the subscript and select it. If there is no subscript yet, create one.

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moveToSuperscript_()

Switch the cursor to the superscript and select it. If there is no subscript yet, create one.

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moveUp_()

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next()private

Move the anchor to the next permissible atom

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selectAll_()

Select all the atoms in the math field.

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selectGroup_()

Select all the atoms in the current group, that is all the siblings. When the selection is in a numerator, the group is the numerator. When the selection is a superscript or subscript, the group is the supsub.

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setExtent(extent: number)private

extent number

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setRange(from: Array.<string>, to: Array.<string>) → booleanprivate

Extend the selection between from and to nodes

from Array.<string>

to Array.<string>

→ boolean

true if the range was actually changed

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setSelection(offset: number, extentopt: number,string, relation: string) → booleanprivate

offset number

>0: index of the child in the group where the selection will start from
<0: index counting from the end of the group

extent number | string optional = 0

Number of items in the selection:

0: collapsed selection, single insertion point
>0: selection extending after the offset
<0: selection extending before the offset
'end': selection extending to the end of the group
'start': selection extending to the beginning of the group

relation string

e.g. 'body', 'superscript', etc...

→ boolean

False if the relation is invalid (no such children)

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sibling() → MathAtomprivate

Sibling, relative to anchor sibling(0) = start of selection sibling(-1) = sibling immediately left of start offset

→ MathAtom

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siblings() → Array.<MathAtom>private

→ Array.<MathAtom>

array of children of the parent

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skip(dir: number, options: Object)private

Move the selection focus to the next/previous point of interest. A point of interest is an atom of a different type (mbin, mord, etc...) than the current focus. If extend is true, the selection will be extended. Otherwise, it is collapsed, then moved.

dir number

+1 to skip forward, -1 to skip back

options Object

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speakAll_()

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speakGroup_()

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speakLeftSibling_()

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speakParent_()

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speakRightSibling_()

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speakSelection_()

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startOffset()private

Offset of the first atom included in the selection i.e. =1 => selection starts with and includes first atom With expression x= and atoms :

0:
1: x
2: =
if caret is before x: start = 0, end = 0
if caret is after x: start = 1, end = 1
if x is selected: start = 1, end = 2
if x= is selected: start = 1, end = 3

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toString() → stringprivate

Return a string representation of the selection.

→ string

To Do:

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This is a bad name for this function, since it doesn't return a representation of the content, which one might expect...

transpose_()

Swap the characters to either side of the insertion point and advances the insertion point past both of them. Does nothing to a selected range of text.

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