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fix(table): add colLength judge #479

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved table column width handling in the editor
    • Enhanced table parsing logic for more accurate column width detection
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    • Patched @wangeditor-next/table-module
    • Patched @wangeditor-next/editor

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The pull request introduces a patch for the @wangeditor-next/table-module and @wangeditor-next/editor packages, focusing on improving table handling logic. The changes specifically target the parseTableHtml function, enhancing the way column widths are determined by adding a new colLength variable and refining the conditional logic for populating columnWidths based on the presence of colgroup and td elements.

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packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts - Added colLength variable to store length of children
- Updated conditional logic for columnWidths calculation
- Improved handling of column width determination based on colgroup and td elements

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts (1)

133-137: Handle missing or invalid width attributes for <col> elements
If the <col> tag is missing the width attribute, parseInt can return NaN. You may want to validate or default these values.

} else if (colgroupElments && colgroupElments.length === colLength) {
  tableELement.columnWidths = Array.from(colgroupElments).map((col: any) => {
-   return parseInt(col.getAttribute('width'), 10)
+   const colWidth = parseInt(col.getAttribute('width') || '90', 10)
+   return Number.isNaN(colWidth) ? 90 : colWidth
  })
}
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1-6: Enrich the changeset message
The commit message “fix(table): add colLength judge” is functional but could be more descriptive about the scenario or user benefit (e.g., clarifying why colLength is needed). This helps maintainers quickly understand the purpose when browsing history.

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packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts (1)

142-142: Consider fallback for parseInt when width style is non-numeric
When the style-based width or HTML td width attribute is not numeric, parseInt can return NaN. Provide a safe fallback.

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// @ts-ignore
const colLength = children[children.length - 1].children.length
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⚠️ Potential issue

Check bounds before accessing children[children.length - 1]
If children is an empty array, this could cause an out-of-bounds error. Consider adding a length check before referencing children[children.length - 1].

+ if (children.length === 0) {
+   // Handle case when there are no table-row children
+   tableELement.columnWidths = []
+ } else {
    // @ts-ignore
-   const colLength = children[children.length - 1].children.length
+   const colLength = children[children.length - 1].children?.length ?? 0
+ }

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@cycleccc cycleccc merged commit 592c7b6 into master Dec 30, 2024
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Demo表格拖动宽度 样式bug
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