Pressing Ctrl-C via the terminal is counted as a crash, and after three
recent crashes automatic safe mode is triggered. In Firefox, this
displays a prompt:
> Firefox closed unexpectedly while starting. This might be caused by
> add-ons or other problems. You can try to resolve the problem by
> troubleshooting in Safe Mode.
For us, that dialog doesn't appear for some reason (maybe we could make
it?) and Zotero just automatically opens in Safe Mode, which causes
state not to be restored and results in an annoying process fork that
breaks Ctrl-C. We might as well keep the automatic-safe-mode behavior
for end users, but we don't want to trigger it while working via the
terminal, so we just clear the recent crash counter when using
`-ZoteroDebug` or `-ZoteroDebugText`. (`extensions.zotero.debug.log`
won't trigger it, so it's best to use `-ZoteroDebugText`, which is
included automatically via the `build_and_run` script.)
`waitForDialog()` now returns a regular window, and
`window.document.documentElement.textContent` includes all form
elements, so this updates a test to include the checkbox label.
And fix magic numbers for content-type sniffing, which wrongly used the
Unicode replacement character (which likely just meant we were falling
back to file-extension-based detection)
Use the new PageData mechanism for character set detection, don't try to
index HTML files directly without properly detecting the charset, and
generally simplify the indexing code.
HTML files are now considered cached files that require indexing and
won't be indexed automatically in Zotero.FullText.findTextInItems(),
which breaks certain expectations, including in some tests. This will
need to be addressed.
Remove Zotero.Browser and add HiddenBrowser.jsm. Post-Fission, web/file
content loads in a separate process, so it's not possible (as best as I
can tell) to directly access the contents of a hidden browser -- it just
appears as about:blank in the parent process. We now use Mozilla's
JSWindowActor mechanism [1] to get page data, including character set
and body text for full-text indexing. We'll have to evaluate other uses
of hidden browsers to see how to handle them.
This also adds include.jsm for loading the Zotero object into a JSM.
[1] https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/dom/ipc/jsactors.html
`loadBrowserWindow()` will need to be updated for loading remote URLs,
but anything needing a Zotero window (including `loadZoteroPane()`) can
use this.
The test runner now uses the Zotero executable from
`zotero-standalone-build/staging` rather than the Firefox from
`zotero-standalone-build/xulrunner`. Along with testing the actual
program, this restores visible UI updates during tests, which should
make debugging various things easier. We can also now remove anything
related to Zotero being an extension.
Many tests are still broken, but this at least lets us start running
them.
- Widths are now correct
- Rows are a little too tall
- Field value vertical alignment is off
- Platform styling isn't done and some styles might be redundant
- Still can't scroll vertically
- Creator name inputs still displayed wrong
