- initialize `Deadkey.matched` in c'tor
- fix `Deadkey.equal` method
- verify deadkey exists before removing it in `DeadkeyTracker.remove`
- add unit tests for DeadkeyTracker
Test-bot: skip
Meson 1.1 changed the name of the options file from `meson_options.txt`
to `meson.options`. Currently we're stuck with Meson 1.0 as minimum
Meson version because we still support Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy, but on some
machines a newer version of meson gets installed which causes the
options to be ignored.
The first attempt to simply symlink or copy `meson_options.txt` to
`meson.options` failed because git on Windows doesn't support symlinks
by default, and Meson complains if it finds two options files (#15127).
Fortunately not having an options file is only a problem for Core where
we have one option in the options file that defaults to true. The solution
implemented in this change is to always pass the option to Meson.
Cherry-pick-of: #15131
Test-bot: skip
After review with @ermshiperete, we decided to remove this. It is
unclear to me why we were ever clearing the context when a beep was
triggered by the keyboard. This is legacy from v2.0 of KeymanWeb, and I
suspect it's an edge case that no one has ever noticed, but I can't see
a reason to keep it.
Test-bot: skip
* Simplify the build dependency / child tree
* Split building and testing tooling so we don't rebuild components
* Fixup expected outputs to avoid repeated builds of components
* Remove unused dependency references
* Move test.sh targets into build.sh, so that testing doesn't lose
dependency tracking and cause unnecessary rebuilds. (Note that I have
not yet deleted test.sh.)
* Make predictive-text a direct child of engine, so that we don't build
it twice (or even more times)
Test-bot: skip
sentry-manager is used by Keyman Engine for Android and Keyman Engine
for iOS, but not directly by KeymanWeb, nor does it have any
dependencies on /web. So it does not make sense to keep it under /web.
es-bundling is used by sentry-manager and potentially other /common/web
tools in the future, so moving it under /common/tools makes it more
consistent in the future.
This is part of simplifying the web source tree; these changes do not
make significant build performance differences at this time.
Test-bot: skip
refactor(web): rename OutputTarget related classes 🎼
Rename the OutputTarget related classes to better communicate what they are doing - they are interfacing with the text and thus roughly correspond to the TextStore on desktop platforms.
In order to simplify and make the build significantly faster, as well as
reduce duplication of configuration files, we have merged most of the
engine modules into a single module, engine:
* engine/attachment
* engine/core-processor
* engine/dom-utils
* engine/element-wrappers
* engine/events
* engine/interfaces
* engine/js-processor
* engine/keyboard
* engine/keyboard-storage
* engine/main
* engine/osk
A few test-specific files have been moved from engine to test, such as
nodeCloudRequester.ts and nodeKeyboardLoader.ts.
