Examples of TypingExtractor

org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.extract.TypingExtractor
This class extracts operations from one or more typing changes made by the native editor. It relies on the various EditorImpl implementations to call its {@link #somethingHappened(Point)} method appropriately.The extractor may at any time have outstanding changes queued up for several ranges of text, each comprising multiple text nodelets and up to 2 ContentTextNodes one text node. Call {@link #flush()} to ensure all suchoutstanding changes have been extracted

Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.extract.TypingExtractor

          : new CaretMovementHelperImpl(persistent(), passiveSelectionHelper);




      final OperationSequencer<Nindo> sequencer = content.getOpSequencer();


      typing = new TypingExtractor(typingSink, nodeManager,
          content.getFilteredHtmlView(), content.getRenderedView(), repairer,
          new SelectionSource() {
            /** {@inheritDoc} */
            public Point<Node> getSelectionStart() {
              PointRange<Node> range = getOrderedHtmlSelection();

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.extract.TypingExtractor

          : new CaretMovementHelperImpl(persistent(), passiveSelectionHelper);




      final OperationSequencer<Nindo> sequencer = content.getOpSequencer();


      typing = new TypingExtractor(typingSink, nodeManager,
          content.getFilteredHtmlView(), content.getRenderedView(), repairer,
          new SelectionSource() {
            /** {@inheritDoc} */
            public Point<Node> getSelectionStart() {
              PointRange<Node> range = getOrderedHtmlSelection();

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