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This fixes the mobile web experience for Chrome on iOS. Apparently, Chrome-on-iOS silently has a `viewport` module that overrides and user-defined module by that name, causing all of our code that accesses the viewport module to not work on that platform. We fix this by renaming it.
276 lines
8.9 KiB
JavaScript
276 lines
8.9 KiB
JavaScript
var compose_fade = (function () {
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var exports = {};
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var focused_recipient;
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var normal_display = false;
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exports.should_fade_message = function (message) {
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return !util.same_recipient(focused_recipient, message);
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};
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exports.set_focused_recipient = function (msg_type) {
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if (msg_type === undefined) {
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focused_recipient = undefined;
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}
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// Construct focused_recipient as a mocked up element which has all the
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// fields of a message used by util.same_recipient()
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focused_recipient = {
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type: msg_type,
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};
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if (focused_recipient.type === "stream") {
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var stream_name = $('#stream').val();
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focused_recipient.subject = $('#subject').val();
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focused_recipient.stream = stream_name;
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var sub = stream_data.get_sub(stream_name);
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if (sub) {
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focused_recipient.stream_id = sub.stream_id;
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}
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} else {
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// Normalize the recipient list so it matches the one used when
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// adding the message (see message_store.add_message_metadata()).
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var reply_to = util.normalize_recipients(
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$('#private_message_recipient').val());
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focused_recipient.reply_to = reply_to;
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focused_recipient.to_user_ids = people.reply_to_to_user_ids_string(reply_to);
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}
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};
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function _display_messages_normally() {
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rows.get_table(current_msg_list.table_name).find(".recipient_row, .message_row")
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.removeClass("faded").removeClass("unfaded");
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normal_display = true;
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floating_recipient_bar.update();
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}
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function _display_users_normally() {
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$('.user_sidebar_entry').removeClass('faded').removeClass('unfaded');
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}
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function change_fade_state(elt, should_fade_group) {
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if (should_fade_group) {
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elt.removeClass("unfaded").addClass("faded");
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} else {
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elt.removeClass("faded").addClass("unfaded");
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}
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}
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function _fade_messages() {
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var i;
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var first_message;
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var first_row;
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var should_fade_group = false;
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var visible_groups = message_viewport.visible_groups(false);
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normal_display = false;
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// Update the visible messages first, before the compose box opens
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for (i = 0; i < visible_groups.length; i += 1) {
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first_row = rows.first_message_in_group(visible_groups[i]);
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first_message = current_msg_list.get(rows.id(first_row));
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should_fade_group = exports.should_fade_message(first_message);
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change_fade_state($(visible_groups[i]), should_fade_group);
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}
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// Defer updating all message groups so that the compose box can open sooner
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setTimeout(function (expected_msg_list, expected_recipient) {
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var all_groups = rows.get_table(current_msg_list.table_name).find(".recipient_row");
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if (current_msg_list !== expected_msg_list ||
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!compose.composing() ||
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compose.recipient() !== expected_recipient) {
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return;
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}
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should_fade_group = false;
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// Note: The below algorithm relies on the fact that all_elts is
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// sorted as it would be displayed in the message view
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for (i = 0; i < all_groups.length; i += 1) {
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var group_elt = $(all_groups[i]);
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should_fade_group = exports.should_fade_message(rows.recipient_from_group(group_elt));
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change_fade_state(group_elt, should_fade_group);
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}
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floating_recipient_bar.update();
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}, 0, current_msg_list, compose.recipient());
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}
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exports.would_receive_message = function (email) {
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// Given the current focused_recipient, this function returns true if
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// the user in question would definitely receive this message, false if
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// they would definitely not receive this message, and undefined if we
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// don't know (e.g. the recipient is a stream we're not subscribed to).
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//
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// Yes it's slightly weird to have three return values, but this will be
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// helpful if we want to emphasize the '.unfaded' class later (applied
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// to users who will definitely receive the message).
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if (people.is_current_user(email)) {
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// We never want to fade you yourself, so pretend it's true even if
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// it's not.
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return true;
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}
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if (focused_recipient.type === 'stream') {
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var user = people.realm_get(email);
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var sub = stream_data.get_sub(focused_recipient.stream);
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if (!sub) {
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// If the stream isn't valid, there is no risk of a mix
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// yet, so don't fade.
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return undefined;
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}
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if (user && user.is_bot && !sub.invite_only) {
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// Bots may receive messages on public streams even if they are
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// not subscribed.
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return undefined;
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}
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return stream_data.user_is_subscribed(focused_recipient.stream, email);
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}
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// PM, so check if the given email is in the recipients list.
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return util.is_pm_recipient(email, focused_recipient);
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};
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function update_user_row_when_fading(elt) {
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var user_id = elt.attr('data-user-id');
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var email = people.get_person_from_user_id(user_id).email;
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var would_receive = exports.would_receive_message(email);
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if (would_receive === true) {
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elt.addClass('unfaded').removeClass('faded');
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} else if (would_receive === false) {
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elt.addClass('faded').removeClass('unfaded');
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} else {
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elt.removeClass('faded').removeClass('unfaded');
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}
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}
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function _fade_users() {
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_.forEach($('.user_sidebar_entry'), function (elt) {
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elt = $(elt);
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update_user_row_when_fading(elt);
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});
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}
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function _want_normal_display() {
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// If we're not composing show a normal display.
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if (focused_recipient === undefined) {
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return true;
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}
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// If the user really hasn't specified anything let, then we want a normal display
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if (focused_recipient.type === "stream") {
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// If a stream doesn't exist, there is no real chance of a mix, so fading
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// is just noise to the user.
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if (!stream_data.get_sub(focused_recipient.stream)) {
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return true;
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}
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// This is kind of debatable. If the topic is empty, it could be that
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// the user simply hasn't started typing it yet, but disabling fading here
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// means the feature doesn't help realms where topics aren't mandatory
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// (which is most realms as of this writing).
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if (focused_recipient.subject === "") {
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return true;
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}
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}
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return focused_recipient.type === "private" && focused_recipient.reply_to === "";
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}
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exports.update_one_user_row = function (elt) {
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if (_want_normal_display()) {
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elt.removeClass('faded').removeClass('unfaded');
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} else {
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update_user_row_when_fading(elt);
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}
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};
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function _update_faded_messages() {
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// See also update_faded_messages(), which just wraps this with a debounce.
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// FIXME: This fades users too now, as well as messages, so should have
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// a better name.
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if (_want_normal_display()) {
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if (!normal_display) {
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_display_messages_normally();
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_display_users_normally();
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}
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} else {
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_fade_messages();
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_fade_users();
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}
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}
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// This one only updates the users, not both, like update_faded_messages.
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// This is for when new presence information comes in, redrawing the presence
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// list.
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exports.update_faded_users = function () {
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if (_want_normal_display()) {
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_display_users_normally();
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} else {
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_fade_users();
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}
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};
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// See trac #1633. For fast typists, calls to _update_faded_messages can
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// cause typing sluggishness.
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exports.update_faded_messages = _.debounce(_update_faded_messages, 50);
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exports.start_compose = function (msg_type) {
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exports.set_focused_recipient(msg_type);
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_update_faded_messages();
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};
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exports.clear_compose = function () {
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focused_recipient = undefined;
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_display_messages_normally();
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_display_users_normally();
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};
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exports.update_message_list = function () {
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if (_want_normal_display()) {
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_display_messages_normally();
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} else {
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_fade_messages();
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}
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};
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exports.update_rendered_message_groups = function (message_groups, get_element) {
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if (_want_normal_display()) {
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return;
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}
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// This loop is superficially similar to some code in _fade_messages, but an
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// important difference here is that we look at each message individually, whereas
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// the other code takes advantage of blocks beneath recipient bars.
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_.each(message_groups, function (message_group) {
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var elt = get_element(message_group);
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var first_message = message_group.message_containers[0].msg;
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var should_fade = exports.should_fade_message(first_message);
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change_fade_state(elt, should_fade);
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});
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};
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$(function () {
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$(document).on('peer_subscribe.zulip', function () {
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exports.update_faded_users();
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});
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$(document).on('peer_unsubscribe.zulip', function () {
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exports.update_faded_users();
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});
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});
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return exports;
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}());
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if (typeof module !== 'undefined') {
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module.exports = compose_fade;
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}
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