Reviewer's Guide

Updates ChatActivityEnterView.doneEditingMessage to apply Pangu spacing when editing messages and corrects text assignment and entity handling.

Sequence diagram for Pangu formatting during message editing

sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ChatActivityEnterView
participant NaConfig
participant StringUtils
participant MessageObject

User->>ChatActivityEnterView: Edit message and submit
ChatActivityEnterView->>NaConfig: Check if Pangu is enabled
NaConfig-->>ChatActivityEnterView: Return enabled/disabled
alt Pangu enabled and message not forwarded
    ChatActivityEnterView->>StringUtils: spacingText(editingMessage, editingMessageEntities)
    StringUtils-->>ChatActivityEnterView: Return spaced text and updated entities
    ChatActivityEnterView->>MessageObject: Update editingMessage and editingMessageEntities
else Pangu not enabled or message forwarded
    ChatActivityEnterView->>MessageObject: Update editingMessage and editingMessageEntities (no spacing)
end

Class diagram for updated message editing logic in ChatActivityEnterView

classDiagram
class ChatActivityEnterView {
  +doneEditingMessage(withMarkdown)
}
class MessageObject {
  +editingMessage : String
  +editingMessageEntities : ArrayList<TLRPC.MessageEntity>
  +isForwarded() : boolean
}
class NaConfig {
  +INSTANCE : NaConfig
  +getEnablePanguOnSending() : BoolConfig
}
class BoolConfig {
  +Bool() : boolean
}
class StringUtils {
  +spacingText(text : String, entities : ArrayList<TLRPC.MessageEntity>) : Pair<String, ArrayList<TLRPC.MessageEntity>>
}
ChatActivityEnterView --> MessageObject : updates
ChatActivityEnterView --> NaConfig : checks config
ChatActivityEnterView --> StringUtils : applies spacing
NaConfig --> BoolConfig : getEnablePanguOnSending()

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