Double click block to exit zoom out mode #64573
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I like this, and it makes sense to me. I don't see this happening by mistake easily. @richtabor I'd like your thoughts on this one. |
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Flaky tests detected in 62707d0. 🔍 Workflow run URL: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/actions/runs/10504914533
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This should already be selected due to the focus handler in block props selecting the block. Could we remove the selectBlock and leave a comment about where the block selection happens?
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Zoom out mode is fairly rare right now. Rather than adding a double click to all blocks, could we early return here if we're not in zoom out? That way, we only add these listeners when it's useful?
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@jeryj If you have time / inclination to make the changes you suggest please go ahead. Otherwise I'll pick it up during this week 🤞 |
Co-authored-by: Jerry Jones <jones.jeremydavid@gmail.com>
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…steners Reducing the number of useSelect calls and event listeners is important for performance. Rather than have a useSelect to check zoom out mode and add event listeners to every block, let's do the useSelect once in the provider and pass it in to the hook, and only add the event listener if we're in zoom out mode.
The block is already being selected via the useFocusHandler hook, so no need to repeat it here.
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Made some changes to reduce |
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As we're touching the deps, we should monitor the editor performance after merging this PR.
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I was remembering #56994 about combining block store subscriptions, and assumed it would be better to add it here rather than check on each block. Maybe the performance potential isn't worth it though. I do like the implementation though, as it makes the final result quite clean.
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That's a good point about combining store subscriptions. Let's try it "as is" and watch the performance charts post-merge.
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I did some smoke test with running performance in the inspector and entering into/out of zoom out mode and this method of using the combined subscription and not adding listeners was always faster in both total scripting and rendering, so I say we go with it as well.
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Great. I say we merge it and then watch the performance dashboard in case of any changes post-merge.
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@jeryj Notice any problems in the Dashboard? I'm not seeing any.
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@jeryj I can't approve my own PR but this feels pretty solid right now. |
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Instead of having the editorMode as a dependency of the useRefEffect and regenerating a new ref / new event listener everytime this change. We could just call getEditorMode within onDoubleClick event listener (Like we do for useNavModeExit
This would also remove the need to pass the editorMode top/down through the context...
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I'm seeing the opposite comment above. I think personally the performance impact of having the double click always there is less than re-rendering when the editorMode changes, it's also way simpler in terms of code. But I'm ok if you all disagree.
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I had the same thought process. I believe @jeryj did some performance profiling on this so he may be able to answer more concretely.
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I had done profiling on the page and not adding the event listener used a lot less resources. The metrics for typing are going up. I'm having a hard time isolating a PR that is causing it. It's odd to me that adding the mode to the block props would cause that, as the editing mode doesn't really change often and definitely isn't changed in the middle of the performance tests. I can make another branch that reworks this to this older style and we can compare.
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I don't see any major changes in performance with either approach.
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The typing metic was probably affected by a new store subscription. See #65337.
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What?
Adds ability to exit Zoom Out mode by double clicking on the block.
Note: the accessibility implications of click handlers are discussed in
Testing Instructions for Keyboardbelow.Why?
It's important experiment with intuitive ways of exiting Zoom Out mode so that users can get back to edit mode.
How?
Adds a double click handler to the block props which will exit zoom out mode if a block is clicked and we are in zoom out mode.
Testing Instructions
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
This action cannot be mirrored by keyboards. Therefore we have introduced an alternative means of exiting zoom out mode in #64571.
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