Extends
- HTMLElement
Members
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<static> BaseComponent.className :string
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Name of the WebComponent class
Type:
- string
- Since:
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9.8.0
Methods
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addClaim()
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Claim any keystrokes that come in. Once claimed, any keystrokes that come in are passed to the element. The element can then choose to capture or propagate the keystrokes. This enables an element to capture keystrokes even if it doesn't have mouse focus.
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addDefaultMarkup(component [, markup])
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Adds default markup to a web component if the component does not have any child nodes.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description componentHTMLElement The component to which the markup is added.
markupString <optional>
The markup to add to the web component. Unused if the component has a static markup property that specifies the markup; for example, MyComponent.markup.
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7.5.0
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<protected> adoptedCallback()
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channelMergeObject(path, value, stx)
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Merges an object in the chart engine communication channel.
Parameters:
Name Type Description pathString The channel path.
valueObject The value merged to the channel.
stxCIQ.ChartEngine A reference to the chart engine.
- Since:
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7.5.0
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channelRead(path [, stx])
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Reads the current value in the chart engine communication channel.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description pathString The channel path.
stxCIQ.ChartEngine <optional>
Unused.
- Since:
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7.5.0
Returns:
The current value in channel.
- Type
- *
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channelSubscribe(path, cb, stx)
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Subscribes to the chart engine messaging channel.
Parameters:
Name Type Description path* The channel path.
cb* A callback invoked upon subscribing and whenever a new message is posted in the channel.
stxCIQ.ChartEngine A reference to the chart engine.
- Since:
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7.5.0
Returns:
A callback invoked when unsubscribing from the channel.
- Type
- function
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channelWrite(path, value, stx)
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Writes in the chart engine communication channel.
Parameters:
Name Type Description pathString The channel path.
value* The value written to the channel.
stxCIQ.ChartEngine A reference to the chart engine.
- Since:
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7.5.0
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clickFocusedItem(items, e)
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Selects (clicks) the first element in
itemsthat has acq-focusedattribute.Parameters:
Name Type Description itemsNodeList A list of elements that are selectable via keyboard navigation.
eEvent The keystroke event.
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8.3.0
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deactivateItem(item)
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Blurs and removes the
cq-keyboard-activeattribute fromitem.Parameters:
Name Type Description itemHTMLElement - Since:
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8.4.0
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emitCustomEvent(params)
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Emits a custom event from the webcomponent. The event type of the emitted event is determined by the particular user action taken. Up to two events are emitted when this function is executed. The first is an event with the type of action performed, if there is one. For example, events which are spawned without user action will not emit this first event. The second event will have a type derived from the component name. For example, the
cq-study-legendcomponent will emit a "StudyLegend" type event. The payload of the event will contain a detail section specifying the component which emitted the event as well as theeffect- which more clearly defines the type of action causing the emittance. The detail section may also include custom fields further categorizing the event and providing additional information. These details are documented within the web component's documentation.Parameters:
Name Type Description paramsobject Properties
Name Type Argument Default Description causestring <optional>
The cause of the event. e.g., useraction, timeout, alert. Defaults to "useraction" if not set and
actionparameter is set.effectstring <optional>
The effect of the user's action. Required if not provided in
detail. e.g., open, help, toggle, select.actionstring | null <optional>
"click" The action a user performed, if applicable. e.g. click, longpress, drag. Set to null if no user action was performed.
detailObject <optional>
{} Optional extra parameters to include in the detail of the Custom Event.
- Since:
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- 8.9.0
- 9.1.0 Changed
paramsobject's property names.
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findFocused(items)
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Finds the elements in
itemsthat have acq-focusedattribute.Parameters:
Name Type Description itemsNodeList A list of elements that are selectable via keyboard navigation.
- Since:
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8.3.0
Returns:
The elements in
itemsthat have acq-focusedattribute, or an empty array if no elements are found.- Type
- array
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findKeyboardActive(items)
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Finds the elements in
itemsthat have acq-keyboard-activeattribute.Parameters:
Name Type Description itemsNodeList A list of elements that are selectable via keyboard navigation
- Since:
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8.4.0
Returns:
The elements in
itemsthat have acq-keyboard-activeattribute, or an empty array if no elements are found.- Type
- Array
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focusItem(item)
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Adds a
cq-focusedattribute toitemand highlightsitem.Parameters:
Name Type Description itemHTMLElement Element that receives keyboard focus and is highlighted.
- Since:
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8.3.0
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focusNextItem(items [, reverse] [, loop])
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Focuses the next item in the tab order.
Locates the first element in
itemsthat has acq-focusedattribute. If an element is found, the attribute is removed from all elements initems, andcq-focusedis applied to the element that follows (in the tab order) the element that was found.If no elements are found with the
cq-focusedattribute, the attribute is applied to the first element initems(last element ifreverseis true). If the last element initems(first element ifreverseis true) is found to have thecq-focusedattribute, focus remains on that element. Unlessloopis set to true, then focus is applied to first element.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description itemsNodeList A list of elements that are selectable via keyboard navigation.
reverseboolean <optional>
If true, the operation is performed in reverse order; that is, from the last element in
itemsto the first.loopboolean <optional>
Loops back to the first item if the last element in
itemsis selected.- Since:
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8.4.0 Added loop parameter. Return element, instead of true, if focus is changed.
- See:
Returns:
The newly focused element if a
cq-focusedattribute has changed.- Type
- HTMLElement | undefined
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getChartContainer( [el])
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Searches the DOM for the chart container element. Begins the search with
el(orthis) and proceeds parent-by-parent up the ancestry tree until an element is found.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description elHTMLElement <optional>
The element on which to start the search. If not provided,
thisis used.- Since:
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7.5.0
Returns:
The chart container element or undefined if an element is not found.
- Type
- HTMLElement | undefined
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getContextContainer( [el])
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Searches the DOM for the chart context element. Begins the search with
el(orthisifelis not provided) and proceeds up the ancestry tree until an element is found or the root of the tree has been reached.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description elHTMLElement <optional>
The element on which to start the search. If not provided,
thisis used.- Since:
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7.5.0
Returns:
The chart context element or undefined if an element is not found.
- Type
- HTMLElement | undefined
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inputEntry(node, cb)
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Attaches a keyboard input entry event.
Parameters:
Name Type Description nodeHTMLElement The element to which the input entry event is attached.
cbfunction The callback function invoked when input entry occurs.
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<protected> makeTap(node, cb)
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Attaches an "stxtap" event to an element, which will be fired on any event that resembles a click or tap. Note only one stxtap event is allowed per element. The handler is saved on the element as the
selectFCproperty.Designed to be used as a helper method for the included WebComponents. A full tutorial on how to work with and customize the WebComponents can be found here: Web Component Interface.
Parameters:
Name Type Description nodeHTMLElement The element to attach a tap event to.
cbCIQ.makeTap~makeTapCallback The callback when tapped.
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qs(path, context)
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Adapts the querySelector method.
Parameters:
Name Type Description pathString The CSS selectors for which to search.
contextHTMLElement | String The chart context element, which is the starting point of the DOM query, or "thisChart" to indicate the chart context in which this function is called.
- Since:
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7.5.0
Returns:
The selected DOM element or undefined if an element is not found.
- Type
- HTMLElement | undefined
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qsa(path, root, bustShadowRoots)
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Adapts the querySelectorAll method. Returns an array instead of a node list to enable chaining of the array
map,filter,forEach, andreducefunctions.Parameters:
Name Type Description pathString The CSS selectors to find.
rootHTMLElement | String The root element, which is the starting point of the DOM query, or "thisChart" to indicate the chart context in which this function is called.
bustShadowRootsboolean Set to true to penetrate shadow root boundaries.
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- 7.5.0
- 8.9.0 Added
bustShadowRootsparameter
Returns:
An array of selected DOM element.
- Type
- Array.<HTMLElement>
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removeClaim()
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Remove a claim on keystrokes.
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removeFocused(items)
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Removes the
cq-focusedattribute from all elements initems.Parameters:
Name Type Description itemsNodeList A list of elements that are selectable via keyboard navigation.
- Since:
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8.3.0
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trimInnerHTMLWhitespace()
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Returns a copy of the innerHTML of an element, with leading and trailing characters stripped. The following characters are stripped: newline, carriage return, tab.
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9.1.0
Returns:
Trimmed innerHTML
- Type
- String
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<static> bind()
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Set bindings for a node that has been created dynamically. The attribute can be either "stxbind", "stxtap" or "stxsetget".
- Deprecated:
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7.0.0
- See:
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<static> bindNode(node [, params])
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Set bindings for a node that has been created dynamically. The attribute can be either "stxbind", "stxtap", or "stxsetget".
Designed to be used as a helper method for the included WebComponents. A full tutorial on how to work with and customize the WebComponents can be found here: Web Component Interface.
In the case of "stxsetget", a "set" and "get" will be prepended to the bound method. <Helper>.getXxxxx() is called once during this initialization. That method should set up a binding.
When tapping (or changing a value in the case of an input field), <Helper>.setXxxx() is called.
Bindings in web components search for the nearest parent component that contains the expected function (see the examples).
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description nodeHTMLElement The node to bind.
paramsobject <optional>
Parameters passed as the final argument.
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- 7.0.0 Previously CIQ.UI.BaseComponent.bind.
- 8.2.0 Added return boolean.
Returns:
true if binding succeeded; false if binding failed.
- Type
- boolean
Examples
Look for the next parent with method
tool().stxtap = "tool('gartley')"To explicitly target a web component, use a prefix.
stxtap = "DrawingToolbar.tool('gartley')" -
<static> buildReverseBindings( [traverseNode])
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Travels the DOM tree and locates
stxbindattributes.Designed to be used as a helper method for the included WebComponents. A full tutorial on how to work with and customize the web components can be found here: Web Component Interface.
UI elements can use these to configure menus or dialogs. To effect reverse binding, set the value of the
stxbindattribute to a Helper class name and data element. For instanceLayout.chartStyle.The Helper element will seek out all children with
stxtapattribution and examine the arguments to that function call for a match.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description traverseNodeHTMLElement <optional>
Specify the node to traverse. Defaults to
topNodefor the context. -
<static> getChannel(path [, stx] [, self])
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Retrieves a channel object and property from the given path.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description path* The channel path.
stxCIQ.ChartEngine <optional>
A reference to the chart engine.
selfObject <optional>
A component reference used to optionally obtain a reference to the chart engine.
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7.5.0
Returns:
An object containing the channel object and property name. Returns empty object if the path is not provided or if one of
stxorselfis not provided.- Type
- Object
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<static> getHelper(node [, binding], attribute)
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Locates the nearest UI helper for a given attribute. If none exists, then it is created at the top node of the chart context.
Designed to be used as a helper method for the included WebComponents. A full tutorial on how to work with and customize the WebComponents can be found here: Web Component Interface.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description nodeHTMLElement A node with either the
stxbindorstxtapattribute.bindingString <optional>
The type of binding or helper name being looked for, otherwise the stxbind and then stxtap attributes are queried
attributeString Either "stxtap" or "stxbind". Only required if
binding==null.Returns:
A UI helper object.
- Type
- CIQ.UI.Helper
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<static> selfOrParentElement(startEl, classOrAttributeOrTag)
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Searches the DOM for an element that has the CSS class, HTML attribute, or tag name (node name) specified in
classOrAttributeOrTag.Begins the search with
startEland proceeds up the ancestry tree until an element is found or the root of the tree has been reached.Parameters:
Name Type Description startElHTMLElement The element on which to start the search.
classOrAttributeOrTagString The CSS class, HTML attribute, or node name for which to search.
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7.5.0
Returns:
The found element or undefined if an element was not found.
- Type
- HTMLElement | undefined
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<static> toPropAndObject(path, startObj)
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Walks an object path by means of the elements of the
pathargument, excluding the last element. Starts the walk withstartObj.For example, if the path is "x.y.z.end" and the starting object is myObj, the function attempts to find myObj.x.y.z.
Parameters:
Name Type Description pathString A string of dot-separated elements, such as "channel.breakpoint".
startObjObject The initial object in the object path, such as an instance of
CIQ.ChartEngine.- Since:
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7.5.0
Returns:
An object literal containing the last property in the path and an object referenced by the succession of the preceding path elements; for example, the path
channel.breakpointand an instance of the chart engine as the starting object would produce {"breakpoint", chartEngine.channel}. If any of the path elements (excluding the last) is not a property of the object path, the function returns an empty object ({}).- Type
- Object
