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InputEvent.inputType needs to distinguish whether inserting text is caused by insertText command or replaced by autocomplete or spellchecker. Therefore, nsTextEditorState::SetValue() cannot use TextEditor::InsertTextAsAction() nor TextEditor::DeleteSelectionAsAction(). This patch reuses TextEditor::SetText()'s slow path for the new method. Note that the new method uses EditSubAction::eInsertText as top level edit sub- action because specifying this improves undo/redo behavior. And also this patch modifies test_bug1368544.html. Oddly, only on Android, we get different result. After removing all text with setUserInput(""), TextEditor::DeleteSelectionAsSubAction() removes both text node and non-bogus <br> element from the anonymous-div element. However, only on Android, new <br> element is recreated. I've not understood where this difference comes from yet. MozReview-Commit-ID: GKNksctGik --HG-- rename : toolkit/content/tests/chrome/file_autocomplete_with_composition.js => toolkit/content/tests/chrome/file_editor_with_autocomplete.js rename : toolkit/content/tests/chrome/test_autocomplete_with_composition_on_input.html => toolkit/content/tests/chrome/test_editor_for_input_with_autocomplete.html rename : toolkit/content/tests/chrome/test_autocomplete_with_composition_on_textbox.xul => toolkit/content/tests/chrome/test_editor_for_textbox_with_autocomplete.xul extra : rebase_source : b90419d9e5a01e86f6e6418f8df002c91416acae |
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