This commit also changes the behaviour of willPatch and patched: they no
longer transfer data from one to the other, because it can be done
cleanly by hooks and a closure.
closes#307
If we want to generate dynamically svg components, it is useful to be
able to define components with a <g> tag as root, and then getting the
correct namespace.
closes#302
Snabbdom supports svg, but it adds the namespace at the creation of the
virtual node. However, owl works slightly differently: it adds children
after creating the parent virtual node.
So, we need to actually call the addNS method after the children nodes
have been created.
As a bonus, this is slightly faster than snabbdom: we only check at
template compilation time once if a node is a svg.
With this commit, we can now do this:
const SUBTEMPLATE = xml`<span><t t-esc="state.n"/></span>`
class Parent extends Widget {
static template = xml`<div><t t-call="${SUBTEMPLATE}"/></div>`
state = {n: 42};
}
Big change! This commit introduces an xml function tag to easily define
inline templates.
This is a pretty big change toward single file owl components
Part of #284
Before this commit, QWeb crashed when it had to deal with a t-call with
multiple sub nodes on the same line, and one text node:
<t t-call="SomeTemplate">
<span>hey</span> <span>hey</span>
</t>
This was because we need to compile the content to be able to extract
all possible t-set t-value statements. But doing so means that we had a
multiple root templates, which caused a crash in this case.
Solving this issue is simple: the sub template is compiled with the flag
allowMultipleRoots set to true.
This is a tricky bug. The problem is that a ConnectedComponent can
trigger a rendering before it is aware that there is a state change in
the store, and just before the store update event comes in.
What we do in this commit is to update the storeProps whenever a
rendering is scheduled. However, we need to keep the rendering
information as a promise to give it in some case to the __checkUpdate
method (see the note in the render method)
closes#268
Géry Debongnie