The editor doesn't show delete buttons on grammars published by other
users, but it was too picky when deciding which grammars you own. Now
it should be possible to delete grammars from the device/browser
you published it from, even if you don't have a private copy of it any more.
On a related note, there seems to be problem with the way unique grammars
names are created and maintained, causing published grammars to be duplicated
in some cases. This needs to be overhauled.
This was a problem in Safari (an other similar browsers I presume), but
not in Firefox: hovering over the grammar comment (shown below the grammar
name when you edit a grammar) didn't reveal the button to edit it, thus
preventing you from adding a comment. It was till possible by selecting the
"Enable editing on touch devices." at the bottom of the screen, but most
people probably didn't notice that it is possible to add a comment.
When selecting which application grammars to use for translation, after
pressing the "Grammars..." button, it is now possible to change the order
of the selected grammars by dragging them up and down in the list.
gfse/editor.js had its own list with 34 languages, while js/langcode.js
only had 30 languages. The missing languages have been added to
js/langcode.js and all apps now use that list.
+ The syntax editor is now accessible from the Simple Translaton Tool.
+ The minibar now automatically provides access to the syntax editor (provided
the necessary JavaScript files and style sheets have been loaded).
+ Preparations for making the syntax editor accessible from the grammar editor.
To make definitions that span multiple lines more readable in guided mode,
preserve line breaks and indentation when lin and oper definitions are
displayed and edited in guided mode.
Bug fix: moving the cursor by clicking and selecting text by dragging did
not work in textareas and input fields, because those mouse event were
intercepted by the sort-by-drag-and-drop handler.
instead of GET, to avoid the Apache httpd URI length limitation.
This means that gfse can no longer use JSONP when parsing grammars, so it
has to be located on the same host as the cloud service.
Also clean away trailing white space in support.js.
Created the folder js and moved minibar/support.js and minibar/pgf_online.js
there, to emphasize their status as app independent support libraries.
There are probably more files that should be moved here.
The cloud apps have been updated, externally hosted apps that link directly
to our server need to be updated too.
+ You can click on a column header to switch to column view (i.e. the
corresponding abstract/concrete syntax tab).
+ The categories and functions in the abstract syntax can be edited directly
in the matrix view.
