org.xwiki.gwt.wysiwyg.client.plugin.readonly
Class SafariReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

java.lang.Object
  org.xwiki.gwt.wysiwyg.client.plugin.readonly.ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler
      org.xwiki.gwt.wysiwyg.client.plugin.readonly.SafariReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

All Implemented Interfaces:

com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.KeyDownHandler, com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.KeyPressHandler, com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.KeyUpHandler, com.google.gwt.event.shared.EventHandler

public class SafariReadOnlyKeyboardHandler
extends ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

Custom implementation of ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler for WebKit-based browsers.

Version:

$Id$

Constructor Summary

SafariReadOnlyKeyboardHandler()

Method Summary

protected void	onDelete(Event event, Element element) Deletes a read-only element when it is the only target of the given event.
protected void	onDelete(Event event, Element element, Range range, boolean start) Deletes a read-only element when it is not the only target of the given event.

Methods inherited from class org.xwiki.gwt.wysiwyg.client.plugin.readonly.ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

onKeyDown, onKeyPress, onKeyUp

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

SafariReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

public SafariReadOnlyKeyboardHandler()

Method Detail

onDelete

protected void onDelete(Event event,
                        Element element)

Deletes a read-only element when it is the only target of the given event.

WebKit browsers don't restore the selection after an element that contained or was touched by the selection is removed. Instead of manually removing the read-only element we select it and let the browser remove it.

Overrides:

onDelete in class ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

Parameters:

event - the native event that was fired

element - the read-only element to be deleted

See Also:

ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler.onDelete(Event, Element)

onDelete

protected void onDelete(Event event,
                        Element element,
                        Range range,
                        boolean start)

Deletes a read-only element when it is not the only target of the given event.

WebKit browsers don't restore the selection after an element that contained or was touched by the selection is removed. Instead of manually removing the read-only element we extend the given range to include the element and let the browser remove it.

Overrides:

onDelete in class ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler

Parameters:

event - the native event that was fired

element - the read-only element to be deleted

range - the range that touches the read-only element

start - true if the start point of the given range is inside the read-only element, false if the end point is inside the read-only element

See Also:

ReadOnlyKeyboardHandler.onDelete(Event, Element, Range, boolean)