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Event handler for clicks in browsers that will follow a link when the user
clicks, even if it's editable. We stop the click manually
Arguments:
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No description.
Returns:
The id of the active field.
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Returns true if the keypress generates a change in contents.
Arguments:
Returns:
Whether the keypress generates a change in contents.
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Returns true if the keypress generates a change in the contents.
due to a special key listed in goog.editor.Field.KEYS_CAUSING_CHANGES_
Arguments:
Returns:
Whether the keypress generated a change in the contents.
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Sets the active field id.
Arguments:
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Number of milliseconds after a change when the change event should be fired.
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Map of keyCodes (not charCodes) that when used in conjunction with the
Ctrl key cause changes in the field contents. These are the keys that are
not handled by basic formatting trogedit plugins.
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Map of keyCodes (not charCodes) that when used in conjunction with the
Ctrl key cause selection changes in the field contents. These are the keys
that are not handled by the basic formatting trogedit plugins. Note that
combinations like Ctrl-left etc are already handled in
SELECTION_CHANGE_KEYCODES_
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The amount of time that a debounce blocks an event.
TODO: As of 9/30/07, this is only used for blocking
a keyup event after a keydown. We might need to tweak this for other
types of events. Maybe have a per-event debounce time?
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Number of milliseconds between delayed change events.
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Map of keyCodes (not charCodes) that cause changes in the field contents.
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List of mutation events in Gecko browsers.
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Map of keyCodes (not charCodes) that might need to be handled as a keyboard
shortcut (even when ctrl/meta key is not pressed) by some plugin. Currently
it is a small list. If it grows too big we can optimize it by using ranges
or extending it from SELECTION_CHANGE_KEYCODES_
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Frequency to check for selection changes.
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There is at most one "active" field at a time. By "active" field, we mean
a field that has focus and is being used.
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