- Fix accidentally escaped `[link]` markup
(broken in 1dbf02e941)
- Using Text type will help avoid this problem in the future.
Don't just make it work, make it so it must work!
Make it strongly typed, not stringly typed.
- Use `css_identifier_styled` instead of `css_identifier`
- Add colors to exceptional case handling
I just came across this `css_path_nodes` property and realized my path
was probably in the wrong order.
Also, this gives a clear option for naming the variable,
although I feel I should point out it's not a different type of node.
- Include bytes as one of the basic types.
- Use ReprHighlighter everywhere repr is used.
- Show length for sets and tuples as well as lists.
- Show repr for lists.
- Bold key and show "=" for lists/dicts and other objects.
- Allow expanding tuples and sets.
- Remove "{}" and "[]" markers for easier scanning.
- DRY adding nodes with enumerate() vs dir()
- Don't show the error message as a quoted string value
(This was super simple, but ambiguous and potentially confusing.)
- Make the error handling look nice with colors
- Make the Tree into a subclass, PropertiesTree.
- Populate nodes when expanding a node instead of all at once.
- Remove the max_depth limit, since you now expand nodes manually.
- Remove cyclic reference detection, for now at least.
- Track already-loaded nodes/keys, like in the DOMTree, but with a data
structure. It's a little more complicated since unlike DOM nodes, a
value could appear multiple times in a list. But this should also
be more efficient.
- I wanted it to expand all, not just one level
(but named it according to how it ended up functioning.)
- It's not that helpful since the Inspect Element feature works great.
- It's especially confusing now that there's multiple tree views.
It doesn't affect the Properties view, but it's not visually tied to
the DOM tree view except by proximity.
- I'd rather make the DOM tree default to (mostly) expanded, rather than
have a button you have to click, anyways.
- Handle validation in one place.
- This fixes a flicker when typing an invalid character.
- This fixes the cursor becoming invisible after typing an invalid character, when the cursor was at the end, and thus the length of the text shrinks to where the cursor further to the right than the end of the text. (I'm guessing that the cursor position may not be updated in some way.)
