- Renames all `ReactiveIndex` and `ReactiveDb`s into the format `<key>To<value>`
- `ReactiveMapping`s (in `graphDatabase.ts`) currently have not been renamed - I'm not sure they need to be
- Removes various methods that have been made unnecessary by this change
- Simplifies some other methods
- Changes `SuggestionDb` to extend `ReactiveDb`
# Important Notes
None
- Closes#8071
# Important Notes
There is currently no way to predict the width a node, taking into account the width of widgets.
This should probably be done in another task.
Addresses several issues found during book club.
- Add placeholder icons for visualizations (see screenshot)
- Also add the corresponding export to visualizations, and relevant support in the visualization store and visualization metadata DB.
- Show icon both on the visualization selector button, and in each visualization selector entry
- Adjust gaps between visualization selector entries
- Port table viz fixes (#8102) to Vue
- Fix height of table rows to avoid cutting off descenders on letters like `y` and `g`
- Make the space and enter keys work on visualization toolbar buttons, if they are selected
- `.blur()` code editor when clicking outside of it
- And similarly `.blur()` visualization selector
- Move selection brush on scroll by scaling the delta of `scrollTop` and `scrollLeft`
- Note that mouse position is technically still incorrect when scrolling past the end. I think this is fine - the new behavior is less broken, plus I am not aware of any way to fix this.
# Important Notes
None
- Closes#8304
# Important Notes
- A better long-term solution may be to remove COOP/COEP/CORP headers instead, but that is out of scope of this PR.
- Feel free to create a new issue, or discuss elsewhere, if this is something we want to do eventually
Fixes: #8230
Fixes some rare cases caught by property tests, involving nodes with 0 width. `MultiRange` does not handle those. The thing is fixed by not using MultiRange, but by sorting nodes by the axis along which we're searching for free place.
All three reported seeds seem to be fixed.
# Important Notes
`MultiRange` is not used now, but I decided to spare it, violating YAGNI rule, as it is tested, and I feel it's a structure which may be useful.
Closes#8182
Also, improved handling of multiple files – they are placed with a small vertical gap now.
The design for uploading files is non-existent, so I implemented something simple and good-looking. We can easily adjust it at any time.
You can’t move or otherwise interact with nodes while they are uploading.
https://github.com/enso-org/enso/assets/6566674/c0709d8f-3b95-4913-a6eb-caae225b6598
Implements #8064 /
@kazcw Could you double-check that this plays well with your edge dragging implementation. Some of the code seemed a work in progress, and I want to avoid any issues with what you had planned there.
Add `line:column` information to source code references produced by the parser. This information will be used by GUI2 as part of the solution to #8134.
# Important Notes
- `parse_all_enso_files.sh` has been used to ensure this doesn't affect tree structures.
- `parse_all_enso_files.sh` now checks emitted locations for consistency, and has been used to verify that all line:col references match the values found by an independent scan of the source up to the given UTF8 position.
Part of #7926
I found myself wanting to use graph store in the `Input` class. As I learned about composables recently, I decided to refactor the class into a composable, to be more vue-like. Putting it in a separate PR because [other task may wanting to do the same](8066)
Also contains some preparations for my actual implementation.
Fixes#8070
When dragging a node, it is snapped to any axis being an extension to another node's boundary. This helps user keeping their nodes neatly aligned.
https://github.com/enso-org/enso/assets/3919101/36dd4d5f-55d3-4f3c-ba49-e8425fae8270
# Important Notes
* Now the position is saved to Yjs doc only when drag is finished.
* Node structure in graph store has two position fields: one representing what is currently stored in the node's metadata, and where the node is displayed. `nodeRects` use the visible rectangles.
The first part of #8158. No progress indication for the user implemented.
https://github.com/enso-org/enso/assets/6566674/2d8157d4-748f-4442-a9c3-a96ba0029056
# Important Notes
A few notable changes:
- A fix for `DataServer/writeBytes`
- Using `@noble/hashes` instead of `sha3` because the latter only works with node. I also tried using `js-sha3`, but it does not work well with Vite (see https://github.com/emn178/js-sha3/issues/36)
- Fixed initialization of the ID map for new nodes. Also, all new nodes are prepended by four spaces to have proper indentation inside the `main` function.
- Fixed random pattern name generation because the previous approach sometimes produces identifiers starting with a number.
While working on #8158, I noticed a crash when the `data` directory is created at the project root. Turns out it is the issue in the `ydoc-server`, which thinks every filesystem event is about files. Unfortunately, we don‘t have the needed info available, so we need to make the `file/info` request.
The qualified name for nodes was incorrect, resulting in the suggestion entry never being found.
# Important Notes
Should double-check that the issue is present on develop but not this PR. I've checked locally but it doesn't hurt to be extra sure.
Implementing most parts of the Documentation Panel in the new GUI.
Known issues:
- Links do not work (yet, covered by #7992)
- Some pages are entirely empty – I’m investigating. Missing doc sections likely cause this, so we probably want to add some placeholder.
- Tags do not look as in design. I tried implementing them correctly but didn't have enough time to finish everything. Some initial implementation is in place, though. I will create a separate task for them.
https://github.com/enso-org/enso/assets/6566674/a656ae78-5d4c-45f4-a0a5-e07fa573253e
[vokoscreenNG-2023-10-23_06-35-31.webm](https://github.com/enso-org/enso/assets/1047859/d8a5ffc5-4677-4264-a246-8def4418505a)
- Implement disconnected edges and edge interactions (#7864).
- Port edge layout from Rust.
- Implement output ports, hover extensions, backward-edge arrows, hover-splitting.
# Important Notes
- A new `currentInteraction` API supports mutually-exclusive interactions; this is used to cancel edge creation when the CB is opened. We can use it more generally to ensure only one major interaction is ongoing at a time.
- Remaining details to reach parity with gui1 edges: #8139
- Closes#8062
# Important Notes
- This PR uses a completely separate implementation from the regexes used for the existing filtering. AFAICT, this is unavoidable, since this needs to retrieve matched text.
- I've come across a couple minor bugs related to the Component Browser:
- When deleting text (backspacing), the full list of unfiltered entries momentarily reappear because the filtering is reset.
- Things like `h.m` match `HTTP_Method` - if this is not intentional, it seems like it might be more difficult to fix, unfortunately.
- Note that highlighting (I assume correctly?) *does not* highlight any part of `HTTP_Method`.
- Validate spans during existing lexer and parser unit tests, and in `enso_parser_debug`.
- Fix lost span info causing failures of updated tests.
# Important Notes
- [x] Output of `parse_all_enso_files.sh` is unchanged since before #7881 (modulo libs changes since then).
- When the parser encounters an input with the first line indented, it now creates a sub-block for lines at than indent level, and emits a syntax error (every indented block must have a parent).
- When the parser encounters a number with a base but no digits (e.g. `0x`), it now emits a `Number` with `None` in the digits field rather than a 0-length digits token.
Implements #8025: `LazyObject` now has a `visitChildren` method that observes each direct-child `LazyObject`. `childrenAstNodes` is now a simple function that flattens non-Tree nodes out of the hierarchy; `validateSpans` visits both `Tree`s and `Token`s the same way we would use the `ItemVisitor` Rust API.
- Change imports from `'./'` relative imports to `@/` or `shared/` whenever possible
- Imports in `shared/` and `ydoc-server` have been avoided for now in case they don't work with `@/` imports.
- Deduplicate `events.ts`, remove `useDocumentEvent` in favor of `useEvent(document,` (and same for `useDocumentEventConditional`
- Replace incorrect doc comments (`//*` and `///`) with correct doc comments (`/**`)
# Important Notes
None
- Closes#8041
- Integrates parser with CodeMirror
- Adds extensions builtin to CodeMirror
- Highlight text matching the selection
- Adds PoC CodeMirror extensions
- Basic syntax highlighting
- Code folding
- Hover tooltips
# Important Notes
As there is currently no way to get the corresponding node based on a position, the hover tooltip currently iterates through every node in `graphSotre.nodes`. This is potentially VERY SLOW and should be changed eventually, or disabled completely until an efficient implementation is possible.
SuggestionDb refactoring to facilitate documentation panel development and other features.
Now SuggestionDb uses `ReactiveDb` + `ReactiveIndex`es under the hood. There are no visual changes to the IDE. Everything still works the same.
You can now use two reactive indexes built on top of the SuggestionDb:
1. `db.nameToId` is a `QualifiedName→SuggestionId` relation. Reverse lookup allows you to get the qualified name by ID.
2. `db.parent` is a `SuggestionId→SuggestionId` relation, representing parent-children relations between entries. The rules are the following:
- If the `memberOf` field is present, it is used as a parent.
- Otherwise, a parent’s qualified name is used (through the `qnParent` function)
You can use reverse lookup to get the children of the entry.
You can easily add your own indexes if needed.
- Closes#8015
- Note that the (few) fallback icons are still present, as most CB entries are still missing icons. *However*, now the `iconName` from the libraries take priority over the fallback icon names.
- Also fixes a minor regression, where nodes pending execution were no longer faded out. This was introduced in #7988 because the wrong CSS variable was set.
# Important Notes
None
Fixes#7784
Instead of some heuristic, we now parse the CB's input and get the pattern and qualified name. Also we keep the "context" structure which may be used to apply suggestions properly.
# Important Notes
I created several helpers for AST. One of them is very hacky: we traverse AST tree by reading all getters in JS. Instead, we could generate it basing on schema.
- Removed `Cursor` and moved all accessors to standalone functions, reducing the generated code size significantly (especially after minification).
- Removed unnecessary `seek`s from everywhere. Now the offseting is part of each `read` implementation.
- Removed unnecessary differences between `read`s on abstract and concrete types. Now abstract types do the pointer access internally in their `read`.
- Closes#7925
# Important Notes
The type -> matching visualization lookup is populated using a `Promise`, so there is a race condition where the selector will incorrectly show the full list of visualizations if it is opened before the `Promise` resolves.
