Examples of DocOp

com.google.collide.dto.DocOp
Models a document operation for the Collide code editor. A DocOp is a description for an operation to be performed on the document. It consists of one or more components that together must span the entire length of the document. For example, consider the following DocOp which spans the document with three lines: {(RetainLine:1), (Insert:"Hello"), (Retain:5, true), (RetainLine:1)}. It retains the first line, inserts "Hello" at the beginning of the second line, retains the remaining 5 characters on that second line (including the newline), and then retains the last line.
org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp
A document operation. Implementations MUST be immutable.

Examples of com.google.collide.dto.DocOp

    }
  }


  public static DocOp createFromTextChange(DocOpFactory factory, TextChange textChange) {


    DocOp docOp = factory.createDocOp();
    JsonArray<DocOpComponent> components = docOp.getComponents();


    int lineNumber = textChange.getLineNumber();
    if (lineNumber > 0) {
      components.add(factory.createRetainLine(lineNumber));
    }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

        DocHelper.getLastElementWithTagName(doc, TAG));
  }


  public void testAtomicReplacementOfEquivalentFiresNoEvents() {
    target.set("42");
    DocOp replacement = createReplaceOp(createErasureOp(), createRestoreOp());
    target.addListener(listener);
    doc.hackConsume(Nindo.fromDocOp(replacement, false));
    listener.verifyNoEvent();
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

  }


  public void testAtomicReplacementFiresSingleEvent() {
    // Build "insert 42" state.
    target.set("42");
    DocOp restore = createRestoreOp();


    // Build "delete 43" state.
    target.set("43");
    DocOp erasure = createErasureOp();


    DocOp restoration = createReplaceOp(erasure, restore);
    target.addListener(listener);
    doc.hackConsume(Nindo.fromDocOp(restoration, false));
    listener.verifyValueChanged(43, 42);
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

  public void testDocOp() {
    OpEquator eq = OpComparators.SYNTACTIC_IDENTITY;


    DocOpBuffer ba1 = new DocOpBuffer();
    ba1.characters("a");
    DocOp a1 = ba1.finish();


    DocOpBuffer ba2 = new DocOpBuffer();
    ba2.characters("a");
    DocOp a2 = ba2.finish();


    DocOpBuffer bb1 = new DocOpBuffer();
    bb1.deleteCharacters("a");
    DocOp b1 = bb1.finish();


    DocOpBuffer bb2 = new DocOpBuffer();
    bb2.deleteCharacters("a");
    DocOp b2 = bb1.finish();


    assertTrue(eq.equal(a1, a1));
    assertTrue(eq.equal(a1, a2));
    assertTrue(eq.equal(a2, a1));
    assertTrue(eq.equal(a2, a2));

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

    for (int i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
      BootstrapDocument doc = new BootstrapDocument();
      for (int j = 0; j < 20; j++) {
        RandomProvider ra = RandomProviderImpl.ofSeed(i * 20 + j);
        RandomProvider rb = RandomProviderImpl.ofSeed(i * 20 + j + 1);
        DocOp a = RandomDocOpGenerator.generate(ra, p, doc);
        DocOp b = RandomDocOpGenerator.generate(rb, p, doc);
        doc.consume(a);
        assertTrue(eq.equal(a, a));
        // The combination of RandomProvider and RandomDocOpGenerator doesn't
        // really guarantee this property, but it happens to be true with the
        // random seeds that occur here.

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

  }


  private BlipOperation createSampleContentOperation(WaveletOperationContext context,
      UpdateContributorMethod method) {
    // Some random op that doesn't actually update the document but still "isWorthy"
    DocOp op = new DocOpBuilder()
        .retain(1)
        .deleteElementStart("line", Attributes.EMPTY_MAP)
        .deleteElementEnd()
        .elementStart("line", Attributes.EMPTY_MAP)
        .elementEnd()

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

  protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
    super.tearDown();
  }


  public void testBlipContentOperationVisitor() {
    DocOp docOp = ModelTestUtils.createContent("Hello");
    BlipContentOperation op = new BlipContentOperation(context, docOp);
    op.acceptVisitor(visitor);
    assertEquals(op, visitor.visitedBlipContentOperation);
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

    return waveletOp;
  }


  private WaveletOperation mutateBlip(WaveletOperationContext context, String blipId)
      throws OperationException {
    DocOp docOp = ModelTestUtils.createContent("Hello");
    BlipOperation blipOp = new BlipContentOperation(LOCAL_CONTEXT, docOp);
    WaveletOperation waveletBlipOp = new WaveletBlipOperation(blipId, blipOp);
    waveletBlipOp.apply(waveletData);
    return waveletBlipOp;
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

            .characters("a")
            .elementStart(WorthyChangeChecker.THREAD_INLINE_ANCHOR_TAGNAME, Attributes.EMPTY_MAP)
            .elementEnd()
            .build(),
        DocumentSchema.NO_SCHEMA_CONSTRAINTS);
    DocOp op = d.consumeAndReturnInvertible(new Nindo.Builder() {
      {
        skip(2);
        deleteElementStart();
        deleteElementEnd();
      }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.operation.DocOp

            .elementStart(WorthyChangeChecker.THREAD_INLINE_ANCHOR_TAGNAME, Attributes.EMPTY_MAP)
            .elementEnd()
            .annotationBoundary(new AnnotationBoundaryMapBuilder().end("a").build())
            .build(),
        DocumentSchema.NO_SCHEMA_CONSTRAINTS);
    DocOp op = d.consumeAndReturnInvertible(new Nindo.Builder() {
      {
        deleteElementStart();
        deleteElementEnd();
      }
    }.build());

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