When browse controller is hijacking a browser navigation event,
it calls preventDefault on the route change. This has the effect
of preventing all changes in the location (including search changes).
This change checks if other changes were made in the route change and
re-applies them after the navigation has completed.
Fixes a bug where navigating via a link that contained additional
search paramterers would have the effect of navigating but not
keeping the parameters in tact.
Discovered in the course of fixing #1636
Update time conductor so that it triggers changes when the user
selects them instead of when the scope is updated. Prevents spurious
changes from being triggered by the conductor when it updates
in response to a time API change.
Fixes#1636.
Implemented auto-scrolling historical imagery view in ImageryController. Imagery domain objects now request historical data on each manual bounds change. Added new specs for ensuring that historical data is requested on bounds change and duplicate bounds / datum are ignored.
For elements created before this change where useGrid is not defined,
default it to true to ensure consistent display size
Inline constant definitions in unit tests if they are only used once
Change the input for grid units/pixels to a simple checkbox toggle from a
dropdown menu.
Add a new specialized AccessorMutator class to support this operation.
Fix code style issues per Victor's review
Add toggle to work in pixel space or grid space, per the issue description.
Each element stores a boolean property that determines whether or not it
snaps to grid space or pixel space. Coordinates are converted between spaces
on toggle, preserving the size of the element in pixels.
To complete: change UI element for toggle to a checkbox.
Added individual property inputs to the toolbar for height, width, x,
y, and line endpoint coordinates in fixed/bundle.js.
Added "edit<Property>" AccessorMutators for height and width to each
of the element proxies, so these properties can be exposed only for
elements where it makes sense (e.g. boxes, but not lines, since lines
are better controlled by endpoint coordinates).
Added a method "checkNumeric" to ElementProxy.js , to be used
to restrict inputs to integral values for position and size
textfield inputs.
Current issues: endpoint coordinate inputs have undexpected behvaior,
handles disappear after using the input fields to modify element
properties.