Name Description Size Coverage
ControllerCommand.h Returns true if the command is currently enabled. An nsIControllerCommand can implement more than one commands; say, a group of related commands (e.g. delete left/delete right). Because of this, the command name is passed to each method. @param aCommandName the name of the command for which we want the enabled state. @param aCommandContext a cookie held by the nsIControllerCommandTable, allowing the command to get some context information. The contents of this cookie are implementation-defined. 3133 100 %
moz.build 874 -
nsBaseCommandController.cpp ======================================================================= nsIController ======================================================================= 4543 93 %
nsBaseCommandController.h nsBaseCommandController_h_ 1906 75 %
nsCommandManager.cpp 7862 53 %
nsCommandManager.h @param aWindow An window which is what this command manager lives on. 2134 50 %
nsCommandParams.cpp 5703 35 %
nsCommandParams.h 2892 83 %
nsControllerCommandTable.cpp 3880 85 %
nsControllerCommandTable.h 1777 100 %
nsICommandManager.idl nsICommandManager is an interface used to executing user-level commands, and getting the state of available commands. Commands are identified by strings, which are documented elsewhere. In addition, the list of required and optional parameters for each command, that are passed in via the nsICommandParams, are also documented elsewhere. (Where? Need a good location for this). 4300 -
nsICommandParams.idl nsICommandParams is used to pass parameters to commands executed via nsICommandManager, and to get command state. 2982 -