Examples of ParagraphRenderer

Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.paragraph.ParagraphRenderer

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    // TODO(danilatos): Do proper text area doodad, needs a non-paragraph
    // implementation as it does not contain text directly, it is more
    // akin to a top-level container element.
    Paragraph.register(INPUT_TAGNAME, registry);
    registry.registerEventHandler(INPUT_TAGNAME, new Input());
    registry.registerRenderer(INPUT_TAGNAME, new ParagraphRenderer(
        new DefaultParagraphHtmlRenderer() {
          @Override
          protected Element createNodelet(Renderable element) {
            Element e = DomHelper.setContentEditable(
                Document.get().createElement("span"), true, true);
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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.paragraph.ParagraphRenderer

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    //// For <mycaption> ////

    // The next line Creates a renderer that uses a "div" for the HTML, and
    // handles all the logic for correctly rendering a line
    // of text. See the implementation for details.
    ParagraphRenderer captionRenderer = ParagraphRenderer.create("div");
    NodeEventHandler captionHandler = new CaptionEventHandler();


    ////
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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.paragraph.ParagraphRenderer

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  /**
   * Registers subclass with ContentElement
   */
  public static void register(ElementHandlerRegistry registry) {
    registry.registerEventHandler(TAGNAME, CAPTION_EVENT_HANDLER);
    ParagraphRenderer renderer = new ParagraphRenderer(
        new DefaultParagraphHtmlRenderer("div") {
          @Override
          protected Element createNodelet(Renderable element) {
            Element e = super.createNodelet(element);
            e.setClassName("w-caption");
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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.paragraph.ParagraphRenderer

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  /**
   * Registers subclass with ContentElement
   */
  public static void register(ElementHandlerRegistry registry) {
    registry.registerEventHandler(TAGNAME, CAPTION_EVENT_HANDLER);
    ParagraphRenderer renderer = new ParagraphRenderer(
        new DefaultParagraphHtmlRenderer("div") {
          @Override
          protected Element createNodelet(Renderable element) {
            Element e = super.createNodelet(element);
            e.setClassName("w-caption");
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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.paragraph.ParagraphRenderer

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    // TODO(danilatos): Do proper text area doodad, needs a non-paragraph
    // implementation as it does not contain text directly, it is more
    // akin to a top-level container element.
    Paragraph.register(INPUT_TAGNAME, registry);
    registry.registerEventHandler(INPUT_TAGNAME, new Input());
    registry.registerRenderer(INPUT_TAGNAME, new ParagraphRenderer(
        new DefaultParagraphHtmlRenderer() {
          @Override
          protected Element createNodelet(Renderable element) {
            Element e = DomHelper.setContentEditable(
                Document.get().createElement("span"), true, true);
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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.paragraph.ParagraphRenderer

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    //// For <mycaption> ////

    // The next line Creates a renderer that uses a "div" for the HTML, and
    // handles all the logic for correctly rendering a line
    // of text. See the implementation for details.
    ParagraphRenderer captionRenderer = ParagraphRenderer.create("div");
    NodeEventHandler captionHandler = new CaptionEventHandler();


    ////
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