/** * @class Ext.Config * This class manages a config property. Instances of this type are created and cached as * classes declare their config properties. One instance of this class is created per * config property name. * * Ext.define('MyClass', { * config: { * foo: 42 * } * }); * * This uses the cached `Ext.Config` instance for the "foo" property. * * When config properties apply options to config properties a prototype chained object is * created from the cached instance. For example: * * Ext.define('MyClass', { * config: { * foo: { * $value: 42, * lazy: true * } * } * }); * * This creates a prototype chain to the cached "foo" instance of `Ext.Config` and applies * the `lazy` option to that new instance. This chained instance is then kept by the * `Ext.Configurator` for that class. * @private */Ext.Config = function (name) {// @define Ext.class.Config// @define Ext.Config var me = this, capitalizedName = name.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + name.substr(1); /** * @property {String} name * The name of this config property. * @readonly * @private * @since 5.0.0 */ me.name = name; /** * @property {Object} names * This object holds the cached names used to lookup properties or methods for this * config property. The properties of this object are explained in the context of an * example property named "foo". * * @property {String} names.internal The default backing property ("_foo"). * * @property {String} names.initializing The property that is `true` when the config * is being initialized ("isFooInitializing"). * * @property {String} names.apply The name of the applier method ("applyFoo"). * * @property {String} names.update The name of the updater method ("updateFoo"). * * @property {String} names.get The name of the getter method ("getFoo"). * * @property {String} names.set The name of the setter method ("setFoo"). * * @property {String} names.initGet The name of the initializing getter ("initGetFoo"). * * @property {String} names.changeEvent The name of the change event ("foochange"). * * @readonly * @private * @since 5.0.0 */ me.names = { internal: '_' + name, initializing: 'is' + capitalizedName + 'Initializing', apply: 'apply' + capitalizedName, update: 'update' + capitalizedName, get: 'get' + capitalizedName, set: 'set' + capitalizedName, initGet: 'initGet' + capitalizedName, changeEvent: name.toLowerCase() + 'change' }; // This allows folks to prototype chain on top of these objects and yet still cache // generated methods at the bottom of the chain. me.root = me;}; Ext.Config.map = {}; Ext.Config.get = function (name) { var map = Ext.Config.map, ret = map[name] || (map[name] = new Ext.Config(name)); return ret;}; Ext.Config.prototype = { self: Ext.Config, isConfig: true, /** * @cfg {Boolean} [cached=false] * When set as `true` the config property will be stored on the class prototype once * the first instance has had a chance to process the default value. * @private * @since 5.0.0 */ /** * @cfg {Boolean} [lazy=false] * When set as `true` the config property will not be immediately initialized during * the `initConfig` call. * @private * @since 5.0.0 */ /** * @cfg {Boolean} [evented=false] * When set as `true` the config property will be treated as a {@link Ext.Evented Evented Config}. * @private * @since 6.0.0 */ /** * @cfg {Function} [merge] * This function if supplied will be called as classes or instances provide values * that need to be combined with inherited values. The function should return the * value that will be the config value. Further calls may receive such returned * values as `oldValue`. * * @cfg {Mixed} merge.newValue The new value to merge with the old. * * @cfg {Mixed} merge.oldValue The current value prior to `newValue` being merged. * * @cfg {Mixed} merge.target The class or instance to which the merged config value * will be applied. * * @cfg {Ext.Class} merge.mixinClass The mixin providing the `newValue` or `null` if * the `newValue` is not being provided by a mixin. */ getGetter: function () { return this.getter || (this.root.getter = this.makeGetter()); }, getInitGetter: function () { return this.initGetter || (this.root.initGetter = this.makeInitGetter()); }, getSetter: function () { return this.setter || (this.root.setter = this.makeSetter()); }, getEventedSetter: function () { return this.eventedSetter || (this.root.eventedSetter = this.makeEventedSetter()); }, /** * Returns the name of the property that stores this config on the given instance or * class prototype. * @param {Object} target * @return {String} */ getInternalName: function (target) { return target.$configPrefixed ? this.names.internal : this.name; }, mergeNew: function (newValue, oldValue, target, mixinClass) { var ret, key; if (!oldValue) { ret = newValue; } else if (!newValue) { ret = oldValue; } else { ret = Ext.Object.chain(oldValue); for (key in newValue) { if (!mixinClass || !(key in ret)) { ret[key] = newValue[key]; } } } return ret; }, /** * Merges the `newValue` and the `oldValue` assuming that these are basically objects * the represent sets. For example something like: * * { * foo: true, * bar: true * } * * The merge process converts arrays like the following into the above: * * [ 'foo', 'bar' ] * * @param {String/String[]/Object} newValue * @param {Object} oldValue * @param {Boolean} [preserveExisting=false] * @return {Object} * @private * @since 5.0.0 */ mergeSets: function (newValue, oldValue, preserveExisting) { var ret = oldValue ? Ext.Object.chain(oldValue) : {}, i, val; if (newValue instanceof Array) { for (i = newValue.length; i--; ) { val = newValue[i]; if (!preserveExisting || !(val in ret)) { ret[val] = true; } } } else if (newValue) { if (newValue.constructor === Object) { for (i in newValue) { val = newValue[i]; if (!preserveExisting || !(i in ret)) { ret[i] = val; } } } else if (!preserveExisting || !(newValue in ret)) { ret[newValue] = true; } } return ret; }, //-------------------------------------------------- // Factories makeGetter: function () { var name = this.name, prefixedName = this.names.internal; return function () { var internalName = this.$configPrefixed ? prefixedName : name; return this[internalName]; }; }, makeInitGetter: function () { var name = this.name, names = this.names, setName = names.set, getName = names.get, initializingName = names.initializing; return function () { var me = this; me[initializingName] = true; // Remove the initGetter from the instance now that the value has been set. delete me[getName]; me[setName](me.config[name]); delete me[initializingName]; return me[getName].apply(me, arguments); }; }, makeSetter: function () { var name = this.name, names = this.names, prefixedName = names.internal, getName = names.get, applyName = names.apply, updateName = names.update, setter; // http://jsperf.com/method-call-apply-or-direct // http://jsperf.com/method-detect-invoke setter = function (value) { var me = this, internalName = me.$configPrefixed ? prefixedName : name, oldValue = me[internalName]; // Remove the initGetter from the instance now that the value has been set. delete me[getName]; if (!me[applyName] || (value = me[applyName](value, oldValue)) !== undefined) { // The old value might have been changed at this point // (after the apply call chain) so it should be read again if (value !== (oldValue = me[internalName])) { me[internalName] = value; if (me[updateName]) { me[updateName](value, oldValue); } } } return me; }; setter.$isDefault = true; return setter; }, makeEventedSetter: function () { var name = this.name, names = this.names, prefixedName = names.internal, getName = names.get, applyName = names.apply, updateName = names.update, changeEventName = names.changeEvent, updateFn = function (me, value, oldValue, internalName) { me[internalName] = value; if (me[updateName]) { me[updateName](value, oldValue); } }, setter; // http://jsperf.com/method-call-apply-or-direct // http://jsperf.com/method-detect-invoke setter = function (value) { var me = this, internalName = me.$configPrefixed ? prefixedName : name, oldValue = me[internalName]; // Remove the initGetter from the instance now that the value has been set. delete me[getName]; if (!me[applyName] || (value = me[applyName](value, oldValue)) !== undefined) { // The old value might have been changed at this point // (after the apply call chain) so it should be read again if (value !== (oldValue = me[internalName])) { if (me.isConfiguring) { me[internalName] = value; if (me[updateName]) { me[updateName](value, oldValue); } } else { me.fireEventedAction(changeEventName, [me, value, oldValue], updateFn, me, [me, value, oldValue, internalName]); } } } return me; }; setter.$isDefault = true; return setter; }};