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This was the former name of SelectionHandler in mxGraph. So, rename variables for consistency.

Also replace createGraphHandler methods in custom graph implementation as this method no longer exist in AbstractGraph (SelectionHandler is set as a plugin).

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  • Refactor
    • Renamed custom selection handler classes and related variables for improved clarity and consistency across multiple stories.
    • Updated graph initialization to use explicit plugin lists, replacing default plugin retrieval and streamlining handler customization.
    • Simplified handler method overrides and property assignments to enhance maintainability.
  • Chores
    • Removed unused or redundant methods and classes to clean up the codebase.

This was the former name of `SelectionHandler` in mxGraph. So, rename variables for consistency.
Also replace createGraphHandler methods in custom graph implementation as this method no longer exist in AbstractGraph (SelectionHandler is set as a plugin).
@tbouffard tbouffard added the refactor Code refactoring label Jun 12, 2025
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The changes focus on renaming custom selection handler classes and variables from "GraphHandler" to "SelectionHandler" across several story files for clarity and consistency. Additionally, the plugin registration approach is updated to explicitly list plugins, and custom handler logic is refactored to use property overrides instead of subclassing where appropriate. No core logic or control flow is altered.

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File(s) Change Summary
Boundary.stories.js, Labels.stories.js, Grid.stories.js Renamed variables referencing the selection handler plugin from graphHandler to selectionHandler and updated property assignments.
Groups.stories.js Renamed constants holding original SelectionHandler method references from graphHandler* to selectionHandler* for consistency.
Constituent.stories.ts Renamed custom handler class from MyCustomGraphHandler to MyCustomSelectionHandler; replaced plugin setup with explicit plugin list; removed createGraphHandler method.
DragSource.stories.js Renamed custom handler class from MyCustomGraphHandler to MyCustomSelectionHandler; removed custom edge handler class; switched to explicit plugin list; refactored edge handler customization to property assignment.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Graph
    participant SelectionHandler
    participant Plugins

    User->>Graph: Initialize Graph with plugin list
    Graph->>Plugins: Register CellEditorHandler, TooltipHandler, etc.
    Graph->>SelectionHandler: Use custom MyCustomSelectionHandler
    User->>Graph: Interact (e.g., drag, select)
    Graph->>SelectionHandler: Delegate selection/drag logic
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    participant User
    participant Graph
    participant SelectionHandler

    User->>Graph: Drag cell
    Graph->>SelectionHandler: Handle drag
    SelectionHandler->>SelectionHandler: Custom logic (e.g., redirect drag, set properties)
    SelectionHandler-->>Graph: Update selection state
    Graph-->>User: Reflect changes in UI
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Actionable comments posted: 3

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
packages/html/stories/Boundary.stories.js (1)

181-186: ⚠️ Potential issue

cells.length === 0 makes the rest of the condition unreachable

Accessing cells[0] when cells.length is 0 will throw.

-return (
-  cells.length === 0 &&
-  !cells[0].geometry.relative &&
-  SelectionHandler.prototype.shouldRemoveCellsFromParent.apply(this, arguments)
-);
+return (
+  cells.length > 0 &&
+  !cells[0].geometry.relative &&
+  SelectionHandler.prototype.shouldRemoveCellsFromParent.apply(this, arguments)
+);
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packages/html/stories/Grid.stories.js (1)

64-66: Guard against SelectionHandler being undefined

graph.getPlugin('SelectionHandler') can legitimately return undefined if the plugin list was customised elsewhere.
A defensive guard avoids a runtime TypeError.

-const selectionHandler = graph.getPlugin('SelectionHandler');
-selectionHandler.scaleGrid = true;
+const selectionHandler = graph.getPlugin('SelectionHandler');
+if (selectionHandler) {
+  selectionHandler.scaleGrid = true;
+}
packages/html/stories/Labels.stories.js (1)

60-64: Null-safety & property-name sanity-check

Same concern as in Grid – the plugin may be missing.
Additionally, confirm that removeCellsFromParent still exists on the renamed SelectionHandler; if the library replaced it with shouldRemoveCellsFromParent, this silent assignment will be ignored.

-const selectionHandler = graph.getPlugin('SelectionHandler');
-selectionHandler.removeCellsFromParent = false;
+const selectionHandler = graph.getPlugin('SelectionHandler');
+if (selectionHandler) {
+  // NB: property is `removeCellsFromParent` in v4.x, `shouldRemoveCellsFromParent`
+  // in v5+.  Adjust to current API.
+  (selectionHandler /* as any */).removeCellsFromParent = false;
+}
packages/html/stories/Groups.stories.js (1)

66-74: Typo in comment – variable renamed but docstring not updated

The comment still reads “…children selection mode” which referred to the old graphHandler* naming.
Minor but worth aligning for future searchability.

packages/html/stories/DragSource.stories.js (1)

93-95: Pass options via the constructor instead of mutating afterwards

foldingEnabled lives on options; setting it after construction is an extra mutation step and easy to forget.

-      this.options.foldingEnabled = false;
-      this.recursiveResize = true;
+      super(
+        container,
+        { foldingEnabled: false },   // options
+        plugins
+      );
+      this.recursiveResize = true;   // still needs explicit flag

Cleaner and makes the intent obvious at the call-site.

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packages/html/stories/Groups.stories.js (1)

91-95: Good catch keeping delegation intact

The wrapper correctly preserves original behaviour via selectionHandlerIsDelayedSelection.apply.
No issues spotted.

packages/html/stories/Boundary.stories.js (1)

154-158: LGTM – simple variable rename

No functional impact; code remains coherent.

packages/html/stories/Constituent.stories.ts (2)

60-71: Custom SelectionHandler looks solid

Override cleanly redirects drag starts; good use of super.


78-92:

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Possible duplicate plugins – verify RubberBandHandler inclusion

getDefaultPlugins() already contains RubberBandHandler in maxGraph ≥ 0.2.
Including it again may register two instances, causing double event handling.

-        FitPlugin,
-        // additional plugin for rubber band selection
-        RubberBandHandler,
+        FitPlugin,
+        // RubberBandHandler is already in the default list for maxGraph ≥0.2
+        // RubberBandHandler,

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No duplicate RubberBandHandler inclusion – explicit inclusion is required

The getDefaultPlugins() array does not include RubberBandHandler (per the source and inline docs in RubberBandHandler.ts). Explicitly adding RubberBandHandler is necessary to enable marquee selection. You can leave the code unchanged.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

@tbouffard tbouffard marked this pull request as draft June 13, 2025 07:53
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@tbouffard tbouffard merged commit 685714e into main Jun 13, 2025
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