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Make sure autocompleted values make it into the block's saved content #7486

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25 changes: 22 additions & 3 deletions components/autocomplete/index.js
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*/
import classnames from 'classnames';
import { escapeRegExp, find, filter, map, debounce } from 'lodash';
import 'element-closest';

/**
* WordPress dependencies
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range.setStartAfter( child );
}
range.deleteContents();

let inputEvent;
if ( undefined !== window.InputEvent ) {
inputEvent = new window.InputEvent( 'input', { bubbles: true, cancelable: false } );
} else {
// IE11 doesn't provide an InputEvent constructor.
inputEvent = document.createEvent( 'UIEvent' );
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Honest question: what makes UIEvent more apt than Event? Can we document that choice?

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I was following @brandonpayton's lead on this... but looking at it, for consistency, shouldn't it be an InputEvent?

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Perhaps. :) Since this is an IE quirk, I don't know. I brought up Event because the typical examples out there on how to "deal with IE" use it instead of other event types.

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Actually, InputEvent is not supported at all, even with the fallback interface. It has to be either Event or UIEvent.

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I think we would be fine using Event, but my reason is that the InputEvent interface is based on UIEvent in the spec:
https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#idl-inputevent

inputEvent.initEvent( 'input', true /* bubbles */, false /* cancelable */ );
}
range.commonAncestorContainer.closest( '[contenteditable=true]' ).dispatchEvent( inputEvent );
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To be strict, the polyfill for Element#closest should be imported at the top of this module:

import 'element-closest';

}

select( option ) {
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return;
}

this.reset();

if ( getOptionCompletion ) {
const completion = getOptionCompletion( option.value, range, query );

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}
}
}

// Reset autocomplete state after insertion rather than before
// so insertion events don't cause the completion menu to redisplay.
this.reset();
}

reset() {
this.setState( this.constructor.getInitialState() );
const isMounted = !! this.node;

// Autocompletions may replace the block containing this component,
// so we make sure it is mounted before resetting the state.
if ( isMounted ) {
this.setState( this.constructor.getInitialState() );
}
}

resetWhenSuppressed() {
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