Formatted "text-field" property setter #13358
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Tests are finally fixed, this one is ready for a review @tobrun @ChrisLoer. |
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🎉 This looks good! But it does concern me a little that we have a new array-based serialization format for Formatted. I don't actually see a problem with it, it just seems confusing that sometimes a Formatted will be represented as:
['format', 'foo', { 'font-scale': 1.5 }, 'bar', { 'font-scale': 0.5 }]
And another time it'll be represented as:
[['foo', { 'font-scale': 1.5 }], ['bar', { 'font-scale': 0.5 }]]
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| error.message = "Not supported Formatted type property."; |
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Maybe "Formatted must be plain string or array type"?
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True, the first one represents an expression, the other represents a constant value. If we were to represent the consant on the Java side using the same array as the expression, it would have gone through the coercion proccess and be evaluated to a constant as well, but since it's a new base type, distinguishing the paths and types seems clearer to me in this specific case. |
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Closes #13172.
Exposes
PropertyFactory#textField(Formatted)property setter. A JavaFormattedobject is passed as an array that's converted to a coreFormattedobject.