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add support for overlapping marks #52
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/** | ||
* @param {Y.XmlText} ytext | ||
* @param {Array<any>} ptexts | ||
*/ | ||
const equalYTextPText = (ytext, ptexts) => { | ||
const delta = ytext.toDelta() | ||
return delta.length === ptexts.length && delta.every((d, i) => d.insert === /** @type {any} */ (ptexts[i]).text && object.keys(d.attributes || {}).length === ptexts[i].marks.length && ptexts[i].marks.every(mark => equalAttrs(d.attributes[mark.type.name] || {}, mark.attrs))) | ||
return delta.length === ptexts.length && delta.every((d, i) => d.insert === /** @type {any} */ (ptexts[i]).text && countYTextMarks(d.attributes || {}) === ptexts[i].marks.length && ptexts[i].marks.every(mark => containsEqualMark(d.attributes[mark.type.name] || {}, mark.attrs))) |
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Thanks for the PR for handling multiple marks!
I was pulling this PR into my project and ran into an issue with containsEqualMark
. It looks like you're calling containsEqualMark
with yattrs, pattrs
instead of pattrs, yattrs
.
This is inspired from this PL: yjs#52
Since y-prosemirror/src/plugins/sync-plugin.js Line 961 in 7a3afbc
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Hey @dmonad, I know it's an old PR, but could you please let us know if this is the right direction to take for supporting overlapping ProseMirror marks? |
This addresses issue #34 - while remaining backwards compatible.
There are still two TODO items open open:
yjs
, but want to make sure the solution I'm implementing here is a right approach.