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WalkthroughThe update modifies the internal logic of the date picker component's JavaScript file. It introduces an event listener for the input element's focus event to track when the input is focused. In the method handling button clicks for incrementing date parts, the logic now distinguishes between focused and unfocused states: if the input is focused, the incremented part is determined by the cursor position; if unfocused, the day component is incremented by default. No changes are made to the public API or method signatures. Changes
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src/main/resources/META-INF/frontend/fc-date-picker/fc-date-picker.js (2)
73-73: Consider adding a blur event listenerYou've added a focus event listener that sets
__focusedto true, but there's no corresponding blur listener to reset it to false. If the intention is to only handle the first-time focus differently, then this is fine. Otherwise, consider adding a blur event listener:this.inputElement.addEventListener('focus', ()=>this.__focused=true); +this.inputElement.addEventListener('blur', ()=>this.__focused=false);
161-171: The fix properly handles unfocused input stateThe change correctly implements the desired behavior of incrementing the day part when the button is clicked before input focus. This provides a more intuitive default behavior.
One minor suggestion for improved readability:
} else { part = 'D'; - // find the index where D start + // Count how many non-digit characters appear before 'D' in the format string index = 0; for (let i=0;i<format.length && format[i]!=part;i++) { if (!format[i].match(/[0-9]/)) index++; } }




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