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55 execCommand (cmd, value = null) { 56 if (value) { 57 document.execCommand(cmd, false, value); 58 } else { 59 document.execCommand(cmd, false, null); 60 } 61 }
562 function execCommand(target, name) { 563 return $.data(target, "codemirror").cm.execCommand(name); 564 };
205 function execCommand(target, cmdName) { 206 var state = $.data(target, "ueditor"); 207 return state.editor.execCommand(cmdName); 208 };
182 execCommand(name) { execCommand(this, name) }
77 execCommand(...args) { 78 return this.editor.execCommand(...args); 79 }
676 function execCommand(el, execProp, execVal, bUI) 677 { 678 if(!!window.ActiveXObject || "ActiveXObject" in window) 679 { 680 var doc = el.frameWindow.document; 681 var type = doc.selection.type; 682 var oTarget = type == "None" ? doc : doc.selection.createRange(); 683 var r = oTarget.execCommand(execProp, bUI, execVal); 684 if (type == "Text") oTarget.select(); 685 return r; 686 } 687 else 688 { 689 var doc = document.getElementById(el.id).contentWindow.document; 690 var r = doc.execCommand(execProp, bUI, execVal); 691 return r; 692 } 693 }