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[Cocoa] [WebKit2] Add support for replacing find-in-page text matches https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=191786 <rdar://problem/45813871> Reviewed by Ryosuke Niwa. Source/WebCore: Add support for replacing Find-in-Page matches. See below for details. Covered by new layout tests as well as a new API test. Tests: editing/find/find-and-replace-adjacent-words.html editing/find/find-and-replace-at-editing-boundary.html editing/find/find-and-replace-basic.html editing/find/find-and-replace-in-subframes.html editing/find/find-and-replace-no-matches.html editing/find/find-and-replace-noneditable-matches.html editing/find/find-and-replace-replacement-text-input-events.html API test: WebKit.FindAndReplace * page/Page.cpp: (WebCore::replaceRanges): (WebCore::Page::replaceRangesWithText): Add a helper that, given a list of Ranges, replaces each range with the given text. To do this, we first map each Range to editing offsets within the topmost editable root for each Range. This results in a map of editable root to list of editing offsets we need to replace. To apply the replacements, for each editable root in the map, we iterate over each replacement range (i.e. an offset and length), set the current selection to contain that replacement range, and use `Editor::replaceSelectionWithText`. To prevent prior text replacements from clobbering the offsets of latter text replacement ranges, we also iterate backwards through text replacement ranges when performing each replacement. Likewise, we also apply text replacement to each editing container in backwards order: for nodes in the same frame, we compare their position in the document, and for nodes in different frames, we instead compare their frames in frame tree traversal order. We map Ranges to editing offsets and back when performing text replacement because each text replacement may split or merge text nodes, which causes adjacent Ranges to shrink or extend while replacing text. In an earlier attempt to implement this, I simply iterated over each Range to replace and carried out text replacement for each Range. This led to incorrect behavior in some cases, such as replacing adjacent matches. Thus, by computing the set of text replacement offsets prior to replacing any text, we're able to target the correct ranges for replacement. (WebCore::Page::replaceSelectionWithText): Add a helper method on Page to replace the current selection with some text. This simply calls out to `Editor::replaceSelectionWithText`. * page/Page.h: Source/WebCore/PAL: Add `-replaceMatches:withString:inSelectionOnly:resultCollector:`. * pal/spi/mac/NSTextFinderSPI.h: Source/WebKit: * UIProcess/API/Cocoa/WKWebView.mm: (-[WKWebView replaceMatches:withString:inSelectionOnly:resultCollector:]): * UIProcess/WebPageProxy.cpp: (WebKit::WebPageProxy::replaceMatches): * UIProcess/WebPageProxy.h: * UIProcess/mac/WKTextFinderClient.mm: (-[WKTextFinderClient replaceMatches:withString:inSelectionOnly:resultCollector:]): Implement this method to opt in to "Replace…" UI on macOS in the find bar. In this API, we're given a list of matches to replace. We propagate the indices of each match to the web process, where FindController maps them to corresponding replacement ranges. Currently, the given list of matches is only ever a list containing the first match, or a list containing all matches. * WebProcess/InjectedBundle/API/c/WKBundlePage.cpp: (WKBundlePageFindStringMatches): (WKBundlePageReplaceStringMatches): * WebProcess/InjectedBundle/API/c/WKBundlePage.h: * WebProcess/WebCoreSupport/WebEditorClient.cpp: * WebProcess/WebPage/FindController.cpp: (WebKit::FindController::replaceMatches): Map match indices to Ranges, and then call into WebCore::Page to do the heavy lifting (see WebCore ChangeLog for more details). Additionally add a hard find-and-replace limit here to prevent the web process from spinning indefinitely if there are an enormous number of find matches. * WebProcess/WebPage/FindController.h: * WebProcess/WebPage/WebPage.cpp: (WebKit::WebPage::findStringMatchesFromInjectedBundle): (WebKit::WebPage::replaceStringMatchesFromInjectedBundle): Add helpers to exercise find and replace in WebKit2. (WebKit::WebPage::replaceMatches): * WebProcess/WebPage/WebPage.h: * WebProcess/WebPage/WebPage.messages.in: Tools: * MiniBrowser/mac/WK2BrowserWindowController.m: (-[WK2BrowserWindowController setFindBarView:]): Fix a bug in MiniBrowser that prevents AppKit from displaying the "All" button in the find bar after checking the "Replace" option. * TestWebKitAPI/Tests/WebKitCocoa/FindInPage.mm: Add an API test to exercise find-and-replace API using WKWebView. (replaceMatches): (TEST): * WebKitTestRunner/InjectedBundle/Bindings/TestRunner.idl: * WebKitTestRunner/InjectedBundle/TestRunner.cpp: (WTR::findOptionsFromArray): (WTR::TestRunner::findString): (WTR::TestRunner::findStringMatchesInPage): (WTR::TestRunner::replaceFindMatchesAtIndices): Add TestRunner hooks to simulate find-in-page and replace. * WebKitTestRunner/InjectedBundle/TestRunner.h: LayoutTests: Introduce a `LayoutTests/editing/find` directory to contain tests around `FindController`, and add 7 new layout tests. These are currently enabled only for WebKit2 on macOS and iOS. * TestExpectations: * editing/find/find-and-replace-adjacent-words-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-adjacent-words.html: Added. Test find-and-replace with adjacent words. * editing/find/find-and-replace-at-editing-boundary-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-at-editing-boundary.html: Added. Test find-and-replace when one of the find matches straddles an editing boundary. In this case, we verify that the replacement does not occur, since only part of the word would be replaced. * editing/find/find-and-replace-basic-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-basic.html: Added. Add a basic test that exercises a single text replacement, and "replace all". * editing/find/find-and-replace-in-subframes-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-in-subframes.html: Added. Test find-and-replace when some of the matches are in editable content in subframes. This test additionally contains matches in shadow content (in this case, text fields) within both the main document and the subframe, and verifies that text replacement reaches these elements as well. * editing/find/find-and-replace-no-matches-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-no-matches.html: Added. Test find-and-replace when no replacement matches are specified. In this case, we fall back to inserting the replacement text at the current selection. * editing/find/find-and-replace-noneditable-matches-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-noneditable-matches.html: Added. Test find-and-replace when some of the matches to replace are noneditable, others are editable, and others are editable but are nested within noneditable elements (i.e. `contenteditable=false`). In this case, "replace all" should still replace all fully editable matches. * editing/find/find-and-replace-replacement-text-input-events-expected.txt: Added. * editing/find/find-and-replace-replacement-text-input-events.html: Added. Tests that find-and-replace emits input events of `inputType` "insertReplacementText", except when inserting replacement text at a caret selection. * platform/ios-wk2/TestExpectations: * platform/mac-wk2/TestExpectations: git-svn-id: http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk@238438 268f45cc-cd09-0410-ab3c-d52691b4dbfc
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