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fix: Margin supports configuring negative numbers #1165

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Fixes #1164
margin支持输入负数,常用间距不改变
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  • New Features
    • Made numeric inputs more configurable by enabling a dynamic minimum value that can be set externally.
    • Enhanced spacing settings with a new logic for minimum values based on margin or padding, allowing for more precise adjustments.

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This pull request updates the NumericSelect component to bind its minimum value dynamically via a new prop instead of a hardcoded value. It also modifies the SpacingSetting component to utilize this new prop, allowing for conditional minimum values based on the isMargin property. These changes enhance the configurability of the numeric input components.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/.../NumericSelect.vue Added a new prop min of type Number with a default value of 0 and updated the min attribute binding to use this dynamic prop instead of a hardcoded value.
packages/.../SpacingSetting.vue Introduced a new computed property minVal, which sets the minimum value conditionally based on isMargin. Updated the method signature of sliderChange to include minVal.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
packages/settings/styles/src/components/spacing/SpacingSetting.vue (2)

8-15: Consider adding visual indication for negative margin values.

While the implementation functionally supports negative margins, users might benefit from visual feedback when entering negative values.

 <numeric-select
   v-if="isMargin"
   :name="property.name"
   :numericalText="numericalText"
   :min="-Infinity"
+  :class="{'negative-value': numericalText < 0}"
   @update="inputChange"
 />

And add corresponding CSS:

.negative-value :deep(.tiny-numeric__input-inner) {
  color: var(--te-warning-color, #e6a23c);
}

8-15: Consider setting a reasonable minimum instead of -Infinity.

Using -Infinity as the minimum value allows for extremely large negative values that could potentially cause layout issues. Consider setting a reasonable limit like -1000.

-  :min="-Infinity"
+  :min="-1000"
packages/settings/styles/src/components/inputs/NumericSelect.vue (1)

51-54: Add prop documentation for clarity.

Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose of the new min prop, especially its role in supporting negative margins.

+/**
+ * Minimum allowed value for the numeric input
+ * Set to a negative value to allow negative numbers (e.g., for margins)
+ */
 min: {
   type: Number,
   default: 0
 }
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packages/settings/styles/src/components/spacing/SpacingSetting.vue (2)

8-14: Appropriate implementation for supporting negative margins.

The conditional rendering for margin inputs with :min="-Infinity" properly enables negative margin values as intended by the PR objective.


15-15: Good separation of padding controls from margin controls.

Maintaining a separate NumericSelect instance for padding without modifying its minimum value preserves the expected behavior that padding should remain non-negative.

packages/settings/styles/src/components/inputs/NumericSelect.vue (3)

9-9: Correctly binds the min attribute to the new prop.

The binding allows the minimum value to be customized externally, which is essential for supporting negative margins.


51-54: Well-implemented min property with appropriate default.

The prop definition maintains backward compatibility with the default value of 0 while allowing consumers to override it.


78-95:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Consider updating validation logic for negative values.

The current change method doesn't have special handling for negative values. You might want to add explicit validation or formatting for negative numbers.


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# Check if there are any specific validation rules for negative values in related components

# Look for any existing validation for numeric values
echo "Searching for existing numeric validation logic in related files..."
rg -A 5 "validate|isValid|check" --glob "packages/settings/styles/src/**/*.vue"

# Check if there are any usages of this component with negative values
echo "Checking usage of NumericSelect with negative values..."
rg "numeric-select.*min" --glob "packages/settings/styles/src/**/*.vue"

Length of output: 5693


Attention: Review the handling of negative values in NumericSelect.vue.

After verifying the existing code and related numeric validation logic, there’s no explicit handling for negative values in the change method. If negative numbers are intended to be valid inputs—with or without the appended "px" suffix—please consider either:

• Adding explicit validation and formatting logic for negative values,
• Or clearly documenting the expected behavior if negative numbers should be rejected or handled differently.

Please manually verify that the updated logic aligns with behaviors in related components and meets the overall design requirements.

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