@MusikAnimal This problem may be severer than I used to think. For instance, the page S. S. Rajamouli crashes when editing with CodeMirror 6. I am running real-world CM6 parser tests using English Wikipedia, and parsing this page even fails in Node.js.

The misalignment I reported earlier has been fixed.

The Ctrl B and Ctrl I behaviors in the 2010 Wikitext editor will be changed for T62928.

Automatic indentation detection is not yet available from CodeMirror, and the indentUnit config has to be consistent throughout one document. Therefore, if we prescribe one tab as the default, then the editor will always indent with tabs even where spaces are used. One possible solution is to add this config to the future preferences panel (T386398) so that the user can choose appropriate indentUnit.

Are you requesting automatic indentation detection or literally tabs?

In T303392#10189361, @SD0001 wrote:

Can we support modifier click on the [[wikilink]] syntax as well?

Using the same article that dom_walden mentions, I see misalignment with hyphen-related line wrapping on L174, and the problem is only present in CM6.

I am surprised to see that white-space: pre-wrap is performing better than white-space: break-spaces in certain conditions. By the way, I notice that the misalignment also appears when switching between LTR and RTL.

In T357482#10107235, @MusikAnimal wrote:

Would you mind submitting a patch?

In T357482#10104945, @MusikAnimal wrote:

Were you able to reproduce the same issue Dom found above? You both are reporting to use Windows, so maybe that's why I can't reproduce it.

I tried white-space: break-spaces following T347902 in my browser, and it solved the misalignment problem for me.

Sorry, but why is CodeMirror loaded on a JavaScript page? Are you talking about CodeEditor instead?

There is one remaining case to be fixed. The patch has been uploaded.

Thank you all for your support!

In T371436#10031088, @IKhitron wrote:

I'm just curious, why wasn't the standart Wikicode editor Search popup extended with the new functionality instead of creating two working at the same time?

I think ESM does have an advantage over CJS that it supports better tree-shaking? This could be important for CM6 in order to reduce the bundle size.

For now, how about simply hiding the folding tooltip when typing?

My original idea was to leave the folding gutter for headings and tables. Below is an example:

@MusikAnimal @IKhitron Thanks for your replies! I have submitted the patch for the key binding, and the part about Compartment may also be useful to T386398.

I would like to work on the Mod-Shift-x key binding to toggle between LTR and RTL. Before doing that, have we heard any feedback from hewiki where CodeMirror 6 has already been deployed?

The solution has been discussed and submitted to Gerrit for 2 months, and we just need someone to review it ( 2).

Maybe related: @codemirror/[email protected]

CodeMirror 6 intentionally sets the Ctrl Shift Z shortcut only for Linux (ref), but of course we can easily add it back for Windows.

Unable to reproduce on my MacBook, no matter using Safari, Firefox, Chrome or Edge.

Sorry, I still find it challenging to support page name autocompletion without substantial changes in the tokenizer. Therefore, I will leave it as a future task, and just finish my patch with additional autocompletion for url protocols (attached).

Work in progress related to autocompletion for page links. The #invoke example requires additional changes in the MediaWiki StreamParser, so I'd better leave it for a future ticket if someone asks.

In T95100#9764257, @JaydenKieran wrote:

Is there any scope for also implementing autocompletion for page links?

In T30684#9739506, @dom_walden wrote:

I find CodeMirror to be lazily loaded (if that is the correct term), i.e. for a long article it will load as you scroll down. If you try to use global (un)fold it may not (un)fold all the templates in the article if they are too far down the page. In some cases, for a single long template, it may not fold if the template has not all been loaded already.

In T361465#9719965, @MusikAnimal wrote:

In T361465#9715877, @Bhsd wrote:

How about manually dispatch a focus/blur event then? This will not reset the focused element.

How might I do that? What you're saying sounds like what triggerFocus() is supposed to do.

@MusikAnimal What do you think? The unfoldAll functionality is provided by the @codemirror/language library, so we may have little room to improve. Should we disable it, or warn its usage in the documentation?

How about manually dispatch a focus/blur event then? This will not reset the focused element.

@dom_walden Does CodeMirror stop functioning after the error? Sorry, I am unable to reproduce it on my MacBook Firefox, so I would like to learn more about it.

In T361465#9704470, @MusikAnimal wrote:

This is sort of a follow-up to T197632, so pinging @Bhsd to see if they think there are any issues in switching to trigger().

@Vuccala I guess you are using Firefox? This feature seems irrelevant for other browsers.

@Vuccala Sorry, I am unable to watch the video. May I know how you can have multiple selections at a time?

In T30684#9674609, @Diskdance wrote:

I think it should be automatically unfolded (like in VSCode) because it's no longer part of a template.

In T95100#9664055, @MusikAnimal wrote:

My only feedback so far is maybe we shouldn't have autocompletion for {{, as I imagine most of the time editors would want a template and not a parser function.

This is cool! Thanks!

This bug was not only relevant to Chromium. I could reproduce it using Firefox on macOS before it was fixed.

In T211205#9613986, @MusikAnimal wrote:

Using it without multiple cursors should be fine, as it uses the jQuery.textSelection which bubbles up to CodeMirror.

Another type of correct syntax for an indented table:

There are many more punctuation in addition to hyphen, given on L915. I also notice another type of mistake with <a!-- recognized as HTML comments.