tinymce-rails4 4.0.6

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+*.gem
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data/Gemfile

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+source 'https://rubygems.org'
+
+# Specify your gem's dependencies in tinymce-rails4.gemspec
+gemspec

data/LICENSE.txt

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+Copyright (c) 2013 Oscar Hugo Cardenas Lopez
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+MIT License
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data/README.md

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+# Tinymce::Rails4
+
+TODO: Write a gem description
+
+## Installation
+
+Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
+
+    gem 'tinymce-rails4'
+
+And then execute:
+
+    $ bundle
+
+Or install it yourself as:
+
+    $ gem install tinymce-rails4
+
+## Usage
+
+TODO: Write usage instructions here
+
+## Contributing
+
+1. Fork it
+2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
+3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
+4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
+5. Create new Pull Request

data/Rakefile

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+require "bundler/gem_tasks"

data/app/assets/javascripts/langs/readme.md

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+This is where language files should be placed.
+
+Please DO NOT translate these directly use this service: https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/tinymce/

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+tinymce.PluginManager.add("advlist",function(t){function e(t,e){var n=[];return tinymce.each(e.split(/[ ,]/),function(t){n.push({text:t.replace(/\-/g," ").replace(/\b\w/g,function(t){return t.toUpperCase()}),data:"default"==t?"":t})}),n}function n(e,n){var i,r=t.dom,a=t.selection;i=r.getParent(a.getNode(),"ol,ul"),i&&i.nodeName==e&&n!==!1||t.execCommand("UL"==e?"InsertUnorderedList":"InsertOrderedList"),n=n===!1?o[e]:n,o[e]=n,i=r.getParent(a.getNode(),"ol,ul"),i&&(r.setStyle(i,"listStyleType",n),i.removeAttribute("data-mce-style")),t.focus()}function i(e){var n=t.dom.getStyle(t.dom.getParent(t.selection.getNode(),"ol,ul"),"listStyleType")||"";e.control.items().each(function(t){t.active(t.settings.data===n)})}var r,a,o={};r=e("OL",t.getParam("advlist_number_styles","default,lower-alpha,lower-greek,lower-roman,upper-alpha,upper-roman")),a=e("UL",t.getParam("advlist_bullet_styles","default,circle,disc,square")),t.addButton("numlist",{type:"splitbutton",tooltip:"Numbered list",menu:r,onshow:i,onselect:function(t){n("OL",t.control.settings.data)},onclick:function(){n("OL",!1)}}),t.addButton("bullist",{type:"splitbutton",tooltip:"Bullet list",menu:a,onshow:i,onselect:function(t){n("UL",t.control.settings.data)},onclick:function(){n("UL",!1)}})});

data/app/assets/javascripts/plugins/anchor/plugin.min.js

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+tinymce.PluginManager.add("anchor",function(e){function t(){var t=e.selection.getNode();e.windowManager.open({title:"Anchor",body:{type:"textbox",name:"name",size:40,label:"Name",value:t.name||t.id},onsubmit:function(t){e.execCommand("mceInsertContent",!1,e.dom.createHTML("a",{id:t.data.name}))}})}e.addButton("anchor",{icon:"anchor",tooltip:"Anchor",onclick:t,stateSelector:"a:not([href])"}),e.addMenuItem("anchor",{icon:"anchor",text:"Anchor",context:"insert",onclick:t})});

data/app/assets/javascripts/plugins/autolink/plugin.min.js

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+tinymce.PluginManager.add("autolink",function(t){function e(t){o(t,-1,"(",!0)}function n(t){o(t,0,"",!0)}function i(t){o(t,-1,"",!1)}function o(t,e,n){var i,o,r,a,s,l,c,u,d;if(i=t.selection.getRng(!0).cloneRange(),i.startOffset<5){if(u=i.endContainer.previousSibling,!u){if(!i.endContainer.firstChild||!i.endContainer.firstChild.nextSibling)return;u=i.endContainer.firstChild.nextSibling}if(d=u.length,i.setStart(u,d),i.setEnd(u,d),i.endOffset<5)return;o=i.endOffset,a=u}else{if(a=i.endContainer,3!=a.nodeType&&a.firstChild){for(;3!=a.nodeType&&a.firstChild;)a=a.firstChild;3==a.nodeType&&(i.setStart(a,0),i.setEnd(a,a.nodeValue.length))}o=1==i.endOffset?2:i.endOffset-1-e}r=o;do i.setStart(a,o>=2?o-2:0),i.setEnd(a,o>=1?o-1:0),o-=1;while(" "!=i.toString()&&""!==i.toString()&&160!=i.toString().charCodeAt(0)&&o-2>=0&&i.toString()!=n);if(i.toString()==n||160==i.toString().charCodeAt(0)?(i.setStart(a,o),i.setEnd(a,r),o+=1):0===i.startOffset?(i.setStart(a,0),i.setEnd(a,r)):(i.setStart(a,o),i.setEnd(a,r)),l=i.toString(),"."==l.charAt(l.length-1)&&i.setEnd(a,r-1),l=i.toString(),c=l.match(/^(https?:\/\/|ssh:\/\/|ftp:\/\/|file:\/|www\.|(?:mailto:)?[A-Z0-9._%+\-]+@)(.+)$/i),c&&("www."==c[1]?c[1]="http://www.":/@$/.test(c[1])&&!/^mailto:/.test(c[1])&&(c[1]="mailto:"+c[1]),s=t.selection.getBookmark(),t.selection.setRng(i),t.execCommand("createlink",!1,c[1]+c[2]),t.selection.moveToBookmark(s),t.nodeChanged(),tinymce.Env.webkit)){t.selection.collapse(!1);var m=Math.min(a.length,r+1);i.setStart(a,m),i.setEnd(a,m),t.selection.setRng(i)}}t.on("keydown",function(e){return 13==e.keyCode?i(t):void 0}),tinymce.Env.ie||(t.on("keypress",function(n){return 41==n.which?e(t):void 0}),t.on("keyup",function(e){return 32==e.keyCode?n(t):void 0}))});

data/app/assets/javascripts/plugins/autoresize/plugin.min.js

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+tinymce.PluginManager.add("autoresize",function(e){function t(a){var r,o,c=e.getDoc(),s=c.body,u=c.documentElement,l=tinymce.DOM,m=n.autoresize_min_height;"setcontent"==a.type&&a.initial||e.plugins.fullscreen&&e.plugins.fullscreen.isFullscreen()||(o=tinymce.Env.ie?s.scrollHeight:tinymce.Env.webkit&&0===s.clientHeight?0:s.offsetHeight,o>n.autoresize_min_height&&(m=o),n.autoresize_max_height&&o>n.autoresize_max_height?(m=n.autoresize_max_height,s.style.overflowY="auto",u.style.overflowY="auto"):(s.style.overflowY="hidden",u.style.overflowY="hidden",s.scrollTop=0),m!==i&&(r=m-i,l.setStyle(l.get(e.id+"_ifr"),"height",m+"px"),i=m,tinymce.isWebKit&&0>r&&t(a)))}var n=e.settings,i=0;e.settings.inline||(n.autoresize_min_height=parseInt(e.getParam("autoresize_min_height",e.getElement().offsetHeight),10),n.autoresize_max_height=parseInt(e.getParam("autoresize_max_height",0),10),e.on("init",function(){e.dom.setStyle(e.getBody(),"paddingBottom",e.getParam("autoresize_bottom_margin",50)+"px")}),e.on("change setcontent paste keyup",t),e.getParam("autoresize_on_init",!0)&&e.on("load",t),e.addCommand("mceAutoResize",t))});

data/app/assets/javascripts/plugins/autosave/plugin.min.js

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data/app/assets/javascripts/plugins/bbcode/plugin.min.js

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+!function(){tinymce.create("tinymce.plugins.BBCodePlugin",{init:function(e){var t=this,n=e.getParam("bbcode_dialect","punbb").toLowerCase();e.on("beforeSetContent",function(e){e.content=t["_"+n+"_bbcode2html"](e.content)}),e.on("postProcess",function(e){e.set&&(e.content=t["_"+n+"_bbcode2html"](e.content)),e.get&&(e.content=t["_"+n+"_html2bbcode"](e.content))})},getInfo:function(){return{longname:"BBCode Plugin",author:"Moxiecode Systems AB",authorurl:"http://www.tinymce.com",infourl:"http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugin:bbcode"}},_punbb_html2bbcode:function(e){function t(t,n){e=e.replace(t,n)}return e=tinymce.trim(e),t(/<a.*?href=\"(.*?)\".*?>(.*?)<\/a>/gi,"[url=$1]$2[/url]"),t(/<font.*?color=\"(.*?)\".*?class=\"codeStyle\".*?>(.*?)<\/font>/gi,"[code][color=$1]$2[/color][/code]"),t(/<font.*?color=\"(.*?)\".*?class=\"quoteStyle\".*?>(.*?)<\/font>/gi,"[quote][color=$1]$2[/color][/quote]"),t(/<font.*?class=\"codeStyle\".*?color=\"(.*?)\".*?>(.*?)<\/font>/gi,"[code][color=$1]$2[/color][/code]"),t(/<font.*?class=\"quoteStyle\".*?color=\"(.*?)\".*?>(.*?)<\/font>/gi,"[quote][color=$1]$2[/color][/quote]"),t(/<span style=\"color: ?(.*?);\">(.*?)<\/span>/gi,"[color=$1]$2[/color]"),t(/<font.*?color=\"(.*?)\".*?>(.*?)<\/font>/gi,"[color=$1]$2[/color]"),t(/<span style=\"font-size:(.*?);\">(.*?)<\/span>/gi,"[size=$1]$2[/size]"),t(/<font>(.*?)<\/font>/gi,"$1"),t(/<img.*?src=\"(.*?)\".*?\/>/gi,"[img]$1[/img]"),t(/<span class=\"codeStyle\">(.*?)<\/span>/gi,"[code]$1[/code]"),t(/<span class=\"quoteStyle\">(.*?)<\/span>/gi,"[quote]$1[/quote]"),t(/<strong class=\"codeStyle\">(.*?)<\/strong>/gi,"[code][b]$1[/b][/code]"),t(/<strong class=\"quoteStyle\">(.*?)<\/strong>/gi,"[quote][b]$1[/b][/quote]"),t(/<em class=\"codeStyle\">(.*?)<\/em>/gi,"[code][i]$1[/i][/code]"),t(/<em class=\"quoteStyle\">(.*?)<\/em>/gi,"[quote][i]$1[/i][/quote]"),t(/<u class=\"codeStyle\">(.*?)<\/u>/gi,"[code][u]$1[/u][/code]"),t(/<u class=\"quoteStyle\">(.*?)<\/u>/gi,"[quote][u]$1[/u][/quote]"),t(/<\/(strong|b)>/gi,"[/b]"),t(/<(strong|b)>/gi,"[b]"),t(/<\/(em|i)>/gi,"[/i]"),t(/<(em|i)>/gi,"[i]"),t(/<\/u>/gi,"[/u]"),t(/<span style=\"text-decoration: ?underline;\">(.*?)<\/span>/gi,"[u]$1[/u]"),t(/<u>/gi,"[u]"),t(/<blockquote[^>]*>/gi,"[quote]"),t(/<\/blockquote>/gi,"[/quote]"),t(/<br \/>/gi,"\n"),t(/<br\/>/gi,"\n"),t(/<br>/gi,"\n"),t(/<p>/gi,""),t(/<\/p>/gi,"\n"),t(/&nbsp;|\u00a0/gi," "),t(/&quot;/gi,'"'),t(/&lt;/gi,"<"),t(/&gt;/gi,">"),t(/&amp;/gi,"&"),e},_punbb_bbcode2html:function(e){function t(t,n){e=e.replace(t,n)}return e=tinymce.trim(e),t(/\n/gi,"<br />"),t(/\[b\]/gi,"<strong>"),t(/\[\/b\]/gi,"</strong>"),t(/\[i\]/gi,"<em>"),t(/\[\/i\]/gi,"</em>"),t(/\[u\]/gi,"<u>"),t(/\[\/u\]/gi,"</u>"),t(/\[url=([^\]]+)\](.*?)\[\/url\]/gi,'<a href="$1">$2</a>'),t(/\[url\](.*?)\[\/url\]/gi,'<a href="$1">$1</a>'),t(/\[img\](.*?)\[\/img\]/gi,'<img src="$1" />'),t(/\[color=(.*?)\](.*?)\[\/color\]/gi,'<font color="$1">$2</font>'),t(/\[code\](.*?)\[\/code\]/gi,'<span class="codeStyle">$1</span>&nbsp;'),t(/\[quote.*?\](.*?)\[\/quote\]/gi,'<span class="quoteStyle">$1</span>&nbsp;'),e}}),tinymce.PluginManager.add("bbcode",tinymce.plugins.BBCodePlugin)}();