Handle edge cases (e.g. directive priorities, race conditions)
to ensure that mct-representation and mct-include display correctly
when added to or removed from the DOM.
...of templateLinker into mct-representation. Not working currently
due to prevalence of mct-representation instances with transcluding
directives (hitting a multiple transclusion error.)
Remove usage of ng-include and template from mct-include for
compatibility with element-level transclusion. Has useful
side effect of pre-fetching templates and reducing watch
count.
...to add/remove conditionally depending on the existence of
certain templates.
Note that this currently breaks mct-include due to an incompatibility
between element transclusion and directive templates; see
https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/3368.
...from mct-include. Improves behavior of that directive and supports
testing of changes to remove whole elements when inapplicable,
nasa/openmctweb#195.
Invoke the destroy methods of any active representers when
a scope is destroyed; supports time controller, which needs
to accurately track when it has or hasn't been attached to
a view. WTD-1515
Addresses WTD-1506 (context menu does not disappear after
action is chosen); listen for click events on the menu
itself and dismiss the menu when these occur.
Context menu next to object header
now dismisses when touching away
from it. Also, when long touching
an object, the context menu appears.
Set on 500ms timeout.
Added check to make sure
user is touching only one object.
Started contextmenugesture to be
long touch, however currently long
touch is still infogesture.
Context menu only shown with contextmenu
click on desktops (non-mobile devices). Also
edited items list in a folder's representation
to show the icon on the left side, with text
centered horizontally (only mobile).
Previously any click on the context menu would
close the context menu rather than doing the
appropriate action. This is now fixed. The menu
only closes when a click happens not on the
menu. #33.
Splitting up the context menu gesture's functionality into
separate context menu gesture and context menu actions.
The gesture watches for right-clicks, while the action
displays the menu. #33.
The context menu gesture is called when the user clicks
the arrow next to the title of a domain object. This does
not yet display the context menu. It also does not yet
distinguish between edit and browse mode. #33.
Removed commented out code that
alerts the user if they cannot
perform a drag and drop. Inserted a
comment marking where an alert can be placed
Issue 11.
