hellojs-xiaotian/assets/knockout/src/binding/bindingAttributeSyntax.js

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(function () {
    ko.bindingHandlers = {};

    // The following element types will not be recursed into during binding.
    var bindingDoesNotRecurseIntoElementTypes = {
        // Don't want bindings that operate on text nodes to mutate <script> and <textarea> contents,
        // because it's unexpected and a potential XSS issue.
        // Also bindings should not operate on <template> elements since this breaks in Internet Explorer
        // and because such elements' contents are always intended to be bound in a different context
        // from where they appear in the document.
        'script': true,
        'textarea': true,
        'template': true
    };

    // Use an overridable method for retrieving binding handlers so that a plugins may support dynamically created handlers
    ko['getBindingHandler'] = function(bindingKey) {
        return ko.bindingHandlers[bindingKey];
    };

    // The ko.bindingContext constructor is only called directly to create the root context. For child
    // contexts, use bindingContext.createChildContext or bindingContext.extend.
    ko.bindingContext = function(dataItemOrAccessor, parentContext, dataItemAlias, extendCallback) {

        // The binding context object includes static properties for the current, parent, and root view models.
        // If a view model is actually stored in an observable, the corresponding binding context object, and
        // any child contexts, must be updated when the view model is changed.
        function updateContext() {
            // Most of the time, the context will directly get a view model object, but if a function is given,
            // we call the function to retrieve the view model. If the function accesses any observables or returns
            // an observable, the dependency is tracked, and those observables can later cause the binding
            // context to be updated.
            var dataItemOrObservable = isFunc ? dataItemOrAccessor() : dataItemOrAccessor,
                dataItem = ko.utils.unwrapObservable(dataItemOrObservable);

            if (parentContext) {
                // When a "parent" context is given, register a dependency on the parent context. Thus whenever the
                // parent context is updated, this context will also be updated.
                if (parentContext._subscribable)
                    parentContext._subscribable();

                // Copy $root and any custom properties from the parent context
                ko.utils.extend(self, parentContext);

                // Because the above copy overwrites our own properties, we need to reset them.
                // During the first execution, "subscribable" isn't set, so don't bother doing the update then.
                if (subscribable) {
                    self._subscribable = subscribable;
                }
            } else {
                self['$parents'] = [];
                self['$root'] = dataItem;

                // Export 'ko' in the binding context so it will be available in bindings and templates
                // even if 'ko' isn't exported as a global, such as when using an AMD loader.
                // See https://github.com/SteveSanderson/knockout/issues/490
                self['ko'] = ko;
            }
            self['$rawData'] = dataItemOrObservable;
            self['$data'] = dataItem;
            if (dataItemAlias)
                self[dataItemAlias] = dataItem;

            // The extendCallback function is provided when creating a child context or extending a context.
            // It handles the specific actions needed to finish setting up the binding context. Actions in this
            // function could also add dependencies to this binding context.
            if (extendCallback)
                extendCallback(self, parentContext, dataItem);

            return self['$data'];
        }
        function disposeWhen() {
            return nodes && !ko.utils.anyDomNodeIsAttachedToDocument(nodes);
        }

        var self = this,
            isFunc = typeof(dataItemOrAccessor) == "function" && !ko.isObservable(dataItemOrAccessor),
            nodes,
            subscribable = ko.dependentObservable(updateContext, null, { disposeWhen: disposeWhen, disposeWhenNodeIsRemoved: true });

        // At this point, the binding context has been initialized, and the "subscribable" computed observable is
        // subscribed to any observables that were accessed in the process. If there is nothing to track, the
        // computed will be inactive, and we can safely throw it away. If it's active, the computed is stored in
        // the context object.
        if (subscribable.isActive()) {
            self._subscribable = subscribable;

            // Always notify because even if the model ($data) hasn't changed, other context properties might have changed
            subscribable['equalityComparer'] = null;

            // We need to be able to dispose of this computed observable when it's no longer needed. This would be
            // easy if we had a single node to watch, but binding contexts can be used by many different nodes, and
            // we cannot assume that those nodes have any relation to each other. So instead we track any node that
            // the context is attached to, and dispose the computed when all of those nodes have been cleaned.

            // Add properties to *subscribable* instead of *self* because any properties added to *self* may be overwritten on updates
            nodes = [];
            subscribable._addNode = function(node) {
                nodes.push(node);
                ko.utils.domNodeDisposal.addDisposeCallback(node, function(node) {
                    ko.utils.arrayRemoveItem(nodes, node);
                    if (!nodes.length) {
                        subscribable.dispose();
                        self._subscribable = subscribable = undefined;
                    }
                });
            };
        }
    }

    // Extend the binding context hierarchy with a new view model object. If the parent context is watching
    // any observables, the new child context will automatically get a dependency on the parent context.
    // But this does not mean that the $data value of the child context will also get updated. If the child
    // view model also depends on the parent view model, you must provide a function that returns the correct
    // view model on each update.
    ko.bindingContext.prototype['createChildContext'] = function (dataItemOrAccessor, dataItemAlias, extendCallback) {
        return new ko.bindingContext(dataItemOrAccessor, this, dataItemAlias, function(self, parentContext) {
            // Extend the context hierarchy by setting the appropriate pointers
            self['$parentContext'] = parentContext;
            self['$parent'] = parentContext['$data'];
            self['$parents'] = (parentContext['$parents'] || []).slice(0);
            self['$parents'].unshift(self['$parent']);
            if (extendCallback)
                extendCallback(self);
        });
    };

    // Extend the binding context with new custom properties. This doesn't change the context hierarchy.
    // Similarly to "child" contexts, provide a function here to make sure that the correct values are set
    // when an observable view model is updated.
    ko.bindingContext.prototype['extend'] = function(properties) {
        // If the parent context references an observable view model, "_subscribable" will always be the
        // latest view model object. If not, "_subscribable" isn't set, and we can use the static "$data" value.
        return new ko.bindingContext(this._subscribable || this['$data'], this, null, function(self, parentContext) {
            // This "child" context doesn't directly track a parent observable view model,
            // so we need to manually set the $rawData value to match the parent.
            self['$rawData'] = parentContext['$rawData'];
            ko.utils.extend(self, typeof(properties) == "function" ? properties() : properties);
        });
    };

    // Returns the valueAccesor function for a binding value
    function makeValueAccessor(value) {
        return function() {
            return value;
        };
    }

    // Returns the value of a valueAccessor function
    function evaluateValueAccessor(valueAccessor) {
        return valueAccessor();
    }

    // Given a function that returns bindings, create and return a new object that contains
    // binding value-accessors functions. Each accessor function calls the original function
    // so that it always gets the latest value and all dependencies are captured. This is used
    // by ko.applyBindingsToNode and getBindingsAndMakeAccessors.
    function makeAccessorsFromFunction(callback) {
        return ko.utils.objectMap(ko.dependencyDetection.ignore(callback), function(value, key) {
            return function() {
                return callback()[key];
            };
        });
    }

    // Given a bindings function or object, create and return a new object that contains
    // binding value-accessors functions. This is used by ko.applyBindingsToNode.
    function makeBindingAccessors(bindings, context, node) {
        if (typeof bindings === 'function') {
            return makeAccessorsFromFunction(bindings.bind(null, context, node));
        } else {
            return ko.utils.objectMap(bindings, makeValueAccessor);
        }
    }

    // This function is used if the binding provider doesn't include a getBindingAccessors function.
    // It must be called with 'this' set to the provider instance.
    function getBindingsAndMakeAccessors(node, context) {
        return makeAccessorsFromFunction(this['getBindings'].bind(this, node, context));
    }

    function validateThatBindingIsAllowedForVirtualElements(bindingName) {
        var validator = ko.virtualElements.allowedBindings[bindingName];
        if (!validator)
            throw new Error("The binding '" + bindingName + "' cannot be used with virtual elements")
    }

    function applyBindingsToDescendantsInternal (bindingContext, elementOrVirtualElement, bindingContextsMayDifferFromDomParentElement) {
        var currentChild,
            nextInQueue = ko.virtualElements.firstChild(elementOrVirtualElement),
            provider = ko.bindingProvider['instance'],
            preprocessNode = provider['preprocessNode'];

        // Preprocessing allows a binding provider to mutate a node before bindings are applied to it. For example it's
        // possible to insert new siblings after it, and/or replace the node with a different one. This can be used to
        // implement custom binding syntaxes, such as {{ value }} for string interpolation, or custom element types that
        // trigger insertion of <template> contents at that point in the document.
        if (preprocessNode) {
            while (currentChild = nextInQueue) {
                nextInQueue = ko.virtualElements.nextSibling(currentChild);
                preprocessNode.call(provider, currentChild);
            }
            // Reset nextInQueue for the next loop
            nextInQueue = ko.virtualElements.firstChild(elementOrVirtualElement);
        }

        while (currentChild = nextInQueue) {
            // Keep a record of the next child *before* applying bindings, in case the binding removes the current child from its position
            nextInQueue = ko.virtualElements.nextSibling(currentChild);
            applyBindingsToNodeAndDescendantsInternal(bindingContext, currentChild, bindingContextsMayDifferFromDomParentElement);
        }
    }

    function applyBindingsToNodeAndDescendantsInternal (bindingContext, nodeVerified, bindingContextMayDifferFromDomParentElement) {
        var shouldBindDescendants = true;

        // Perf optimisation: Apply bindings only if...
        // (1) We need to store the binding context on this node (because it may differ from the DOM parent node's binding context)
        //     Note that we can't store binding contexts on non-elements (e.g., text nodes), as IE doesn't allow expando properties for those
        // (2) It might have bindings (e.g., it has a data-bind attribute, or it's a marker for a containerless template)
        var isElement = (nodeVerified.nodeType === 1);
        if (isElement) // Workaround IE <= 8 HTML parsing weirdness
            ko.virtualElements.normaliseVirtualElementDomStructure(nodeVerified);

        var shouldApplyBindings = (isElement && bindingContextMayDifferFromDomParentElement)             // Case (1)
                               || ko.bindingProvider['instance']['nodeHasBindings'](nodeVerified);       // Case (2)
        if (shouldApplyBindings)
            shouldBindDescendants = applyBindingsToNodeInternal(nodeVerified, null, bindingContext, bindingContextMayDifferFromDomParentElement)['shouldBindDescendants'];

        if (shouldBindDescendants && !bindingDoesNotRecurseIntoElementTypes[ko.utils.tagNameLower(nodeVerified)]) {
            // We're recursing automatically into (real or virtual) child nodes without changing binding contexts. So,
            //  * For children of a *real* element, the binding context is certainly the same as on their DOM .parentNode,
            //    hence bindingContextsMayDifferFromDomParentElement is false
            //  * For children of a *virtual* element, we can't be sure. Evaluating .parentNode on those children may
            //    skip over any number of intermediate virtual elements, any of which might define a custom binding context,
            //    hence bindingContextsMayDifferFromDomParentElement is true
            applyBindingsToDescendantsInternal(bindingContext, nodeVerified, /* bindingContextsMayDifferFromDomParentElement: */ !isElement);
        }
    }

    var boundElementDomDataKey = ko.utils.domData.nextKey();


    function topologicalSortBindings(bindings) {
        // Depth-first sort
        var result = [],                // The list of key/handler pairs that we will return
            bindingsConsidered = {},    // A temporary record of which bindings are already in 'result'
            cyclicDependencyStack = []; // Keeps track of a depth-search so that, if there's a cycle, we know which bindings caused it
        ko.utils.objectForEach(bindings, function pushBinding(bindingKey) {
            if (!bindingsConsidered[bindingKey]) {
                var binding = ko['getBindingHandler'](bindingKey);
                if (binding) {
                    // First add dependencies (if any) of the current binding
                    if (binding['after']) {
                        cyclicDependencyStack.push(bindingKey);
                        ko.utils.arrayForEach(binding['after'], function(bindingDependencyKey) {
                            if (bindings[bindingDependencyKey]) {
                                if (ko.utils.arrayIndexOf(cyclicDependencyStack, bindingDependencyKey) !== -1) {
                                    throw Error("Cannot combine the following bindings, because they have a cyclic dependency: " + cyclicDependencyStack.join(", "));
                                } else {
                                    pushBinding(bindingDependencyKey);
                                }
                            }
                        });
                        cyclicDependencyStack.length--;
                    }
                    // Next add the current binding
                    result.push({ key: bindingKey, handler: binding });
                }
                bindingsConsidered[bindingKey] = true;
            }
        });

        return result;
    }

    function applyBindingsToNodeInternal(node, sourceBindings, bindingContext, bindingContextMayDifferFromDomParentElement) {
        // Prevent multiple applyBindings calls for the same node, except when a binding value is specified
        var alreadyBound = ko.utils.domData.get(node, boundElementDomDataKey);
        if (!sourceBindings) {
            if (alreadyBound) {
                throw Error("You cannot apply bindings multiple times to the same element.");
            }
            ko.utils.domData.set(node, boundElementDomDataKey, true);
        }

        // Optimization: Don't store the binding context on this node if it's definitely the same as on node.parentNode, because
        // we can easily recover it just by scanning up the node's ancestors in the DOM
        // (note: here, parent node means "real DOM parent" not "virtual parent", as there's no O(1) way to find the virtual parent)
        if (!alreadyBound && bindingContextMayDifferFromDomParentElement)
            ko.storedBindingContextForNode(node, bindingContext);

        // Use bindings if given, otherwise fall back on asking the bindings provider to give us some bindings
        var bindings;
        if (sourceBindings && typeof sourceBindings !== 'function') {
            bindings = sourceBindings;
        } else {
            var provider = ko.bindingProvider['instance'],
                getBindings = provider['getBindingAccessors'] || getBindingsAndMakeAccessors;

            // Get the binding from the provider within a computed observable so that we can update the bindings whenever
            // the binding context is updated or if the binding provider accesses observables.
            var bindingsUpdater = ko.dependentObservable(
                function() {
                    bindings = sourceBindings ? sourceBindings(bindingContext, node) : getBindings.call(provider, node, bindingContext);
                    // Register a dependency on the binding context to support observable view models.
                    if (bindings && bindingContext._subscribable)
                        bindingContext._subscribable();
                    return bindings;
                },
                null, { disposeWhenNodeIsRemoved: node }
            );

            if (!bindings || !bindingsUpdater.isActive())
                bindingsUpdater = null;
        }

        var bindingHandlerThatControlsDescendantBindings;
        if (bindings) {
            // Return the value accessor for a given binding. When bindings are static (won't be updated because of a binding
            // context update), just return the value accessor from the binding. Otherwise, return a function that always gets
            // the latest binding value and registers a dependency on the binding updater.
            var getValueAccessor = bindingsUpdater
                ? function(bindingKey) {
                    return function() {
                        return evaluateValueAccessor(bindingsUpdater()[bindingKey]);
                    };
                } : function(bindingKey) {
                    return bindings[bindingKey];
                };

            // Use of allBindings as a function is maintained for backwards compatibility, but its use is deprecated
            function allBindings() {
                return ko.utils.objectMap(bindingsUpdater ? bindingsUpdater() : bindings, evaluateValueAccessor);
            }
            // The following is the 3.x allBindings API
            allBindings['get'] = function(key) {
                return bindings[key] && evaluateValueAccessor(getValueAccessor(key));
            };
            allBindings['has'] = function(key) {
                return key in bindings;
            };

            // First put the bindings into the right order
            var orderedBindings = topologicalSortBindings(bindings);

            // Go through the sorted bindings, calling init and update for each
            ko.utils.arrayForEach(orderedBindings, function(bindingKeyAndHandler) {
                // Note that topologicalSortBindings has already filtered out any nonexistent binding handlers,
                // so bindingKeyAndHandler.handler will always be nonnull.
                var handlerInitFn = bindingKeyAndHandler.handler["init"],
                    handlerUpdateFn = bindingKeyAndHandler.handler["update"],
                    bindingKey = bindingKeyAndHandler.key;

                if (node.nodeType === 8) {
                    validateThatBindingIsAllowedForVirtualElements(bindingKey);
                }

                try {
                    // Run init, ignoring any dependencies
                    if (typeof handlerInitFn == "function") {
                        ko.dependencyDetection.ignore(function() {
                            var initResult = handlerInitFn(node, getValueAccessor(bindingKey), allBindings, bindingContext['$data'], bindingContext);

                            // If this binding handler claims to control descendant bindings, make a note of this
                            if (initResult && initResult['controlsDescendantBindings']) {
                                if (bindingHandlerThatControlsDescendantBindings !== undefined)
                                    throw new Error("Multiple bindings (" + bindingHandlerThatControlsDescendantBindings + " and " + bindingKey + ") are trying to control descendant bindings of the same element. You cannot use these bindings together on the same element.");
                                bindingHandlerThatControlsDescendantBindings = bindingKey;
                            }
                        });
                    }

                    // Run update in its own computed wrapper
                    if (typeof handlerUpdateFn == "function") {
                        ko.dependentObservable(
                            function() {
                                handlerUpdateFn(node, getValueAccessor(bindingKey), allBindings, bindingContext['$data'], bindingContext);
                            },
                            null,
                            { disposeWhenNodeIsRemoved: node }
                        );
                    }
                } catch (ex) {
                    ex.message = "Unable to process binding \"" + bindingKey + ": " + bindings[bindingKey] + "\"\nMessage: " + ex.message;
                    throw ex;
                }
            });
        }

        return {
            'shouldBindDescendants': bindingHandlerThatControlsDescendantBindings === undefined
        };
    };

    var storedBindingContextDomDataKey = ko.utils.domData.nextKey();
    ko.storedBindingContextForNode = function (node, bindingContext) {
        if (arguments.length == 2) {
            ko.utils.domData.set(node, storedBindingContextDomDataKey, bindingContext);
            if (bindingContext._subscribable)
                bindingContext._subscribable._addNode(node);
        } else {
            return ko.utils.domData.get(node, storedBindingContextDomDataKey);
        }
    }

    function getBindingContext(viewModelOrBindingContext) {
        return viewModelOrBindingContext && (viewModelOrBindingContext instanceof ko.bindingContext)
            ? viewModelOrBindingContext
            : new ko.bindingContext(viewModelOrBindingContext);
    }

    ko.applyBindingAccessorsToNode = function (node, bindings, viewModelOrBindingContext) {
        if (node.nodeType === 1) // If it's an element, workaround IE <= 8 HTML parsing weirdness
            ko.virtualElements.normaliseVirtualElementDomStructure(node);
        return applyBindingsToNodeInternal(node, bindings, getBindingContext(viewModelOrBindingContext), true);
    };

    ko.applyBindingsToNode = function (node, bindings, viewModelOrBindingContext) {
        var context = getBindingContext(viewModelOrBindingContext);
        return ko.applyBindingAccessorsToNode(node, makeBindingAccessors(bindings, context, node), context);
    };

    ko.applyBindingsToDescendants = function(viewModelOrBindingContext, rootNode) {
        if (rootNode.nodeType === 1 || rootNode.nodeType === 8)
            applyBindingsToDescendantsInternal(getBindingContext(viewModelOrBindingContext), rootNode, true);
    };

    ko.applyBindings = function (viewModelOrBindingContext, rootNode) {
        // If jQuery is loaded after Knockout, we won't initially have access to it. So save it here.
        if (!jQueryInstance && window['jQuery']) {
            jQueryInstance = window['jQuery'];
        }

        if (rootNode && (rootNode.nodeType !== 1) && (rootNode.nodeType !== 8))
            throw new Error("ko.applyBindings: first parameter should be your view model; second parameter should be a DOM node");
        rootNode = rootNode || window.document.body; // Make "rootNode" parameter optional

        applyBindingsToNodeAndDescendantsInternal(getBindingContext(viewModelOrBindingContext), rootNode, true);
    };

    // Retrieving binding context from arbitrary nodes
    ko.contextFor = function(node) {
        // We can only do something meaningful for elements and comment nodes (in particular, not text nodes, as IE can't store domdata for them)
        switch (node.nodeType) {
            case 1:
            case 8:
                var context = ko.storedBindingContextForNode(node);
                if (context) return context;
                if (node.parentNode) return ko.contextFor(node.parentNode);
                break;
        }
        return undefined;
    };
    ko.dataFor = function(node) {
        var context = ko.contextFor(node);
        return context ? context['$data'] : undefined;
    };

    ko.exportSymbol('bindingHandlers', ko.bindingHandlers);
    ko.exportSymbol('applyBindings', ko.applyBindings);
    ko.exportSymbol('applyBindingsToDescendants', ko.applyBindingsToDescendants);
    ko.exportSymbol('applyBindingAccessorsToNode', ko.applyBindingAccessorsToNode);
    ko.exportSymbol('applyBindingsToNode', ko.applyBindingsToNode);
    ko.exportSymbol('contextFor', ko.contextFor);
    ko.exportSymbol('dataFor', ko.dataFor);
})();