| AccessibleCaret.cpp |
static |
12679 |
- |
| AccessibleCaret.h |
|
7850 |
- |
| AccessibleCaretEventHub.cpp |
|
22105 |
- |
| AccessibleCaretEventHub.h |
|
8730 |
- |
| AccessibleCaretLogger.h |
|
815 |
- |
| AccessibleCaretManager.cpp |
|
56666 |
- |
| AccessibleCaretManager.h |
|
19752 |
- |
| AnchorPositioningUtils.cpp |
|
52035 |
- |
| AnchorPositioningUtils.h |
|
15992 |
- |
| ArenaObjectID.h |
enum type for objects that can be allocated by an nsPresArena |
709 |
- |
| AutoProfilerStyleMarker.h |
|
3853 |
- |
| Baseline.cpp |
|
4672 |
- |
| Baseline.h |
Synthesize a first(last) inline-axis baseline in aWM based on aFrame's
margin-box.
An alphabetical baseline is at the end edge of aFrame's margin-box with
respect to aWM's block-axis, and a central baseline is halfway between the
start and end edges. (aWM tells which baseline to use.)
https://drafts.csswg.org/css-align-3/#synthesize-baseline
@note This works only when aFrame's writing-mode is parallel to aWM.
@param aWM the writing-mode of the alignment context.
@return an offset from aFrame's border-box start(end) edge in aWM's
block-axis for a first(last) baseline, respectively.
|
3141 |
- |
| CaretAssociationHint.cpp |
|
2994 |
- |
| CaretAssociationHint.h |
Hint whether a caret is associated with the content before a
given character offset (Before), or with the content after a given
character offset (After).
|
1189 |
- |
| ContainStyleScopeManager.cpp |
aCommonAncestor = |
7656 |
- |
| ContainStyleScopeManager.h |
Implementation of a self-contained `contain: style` scope which manages its
own counters and quotes. Since the `counters()` function has read access to
other `contain: style` scopes, USE counter nodes may link across `contain:
style` scopes. |
4597 |
- |
| crashtests |
|
|
- |
| DepthOrderedFrameList.cpp |
|
2683 |
- |
| DepthOrderedFrameList.h |
|
2506 |
- |
| DisplayPortUtils.cpp |
static |
56817 |
- |
| DisplayPortUtils.h |
Get display port for the given element, relative to the specified entity,
defaulting to the scrollport.
|
17779 |
- |
| FrameProperties.h |
mDestructor will be called if it's non-null.
|
15028 |
- |
| GeckoMVMContext.cpp |
|
7601 |
- |
| GeckoMVMContext.h |
An implementation of MVMContext that uses actual Gecko components.
This is intended for production use (whereas TestMVMContext is intended for
testing.)
|
2799 |
- |
| GeometryUtils.cpp |
This can modify aFrame to point to a different frame. This is needed to
handle SVG, where SVG elements can only compute a rect that's valid with
respect to the "outer SVG" frame.
|
17801 |
- |
| GeometryUtils.h |
This file defines utility functions for converting between layout
coordinate systems.
|
2292 |
- |
| gtest |
|
|
- |
| LayoutConstants.h |
constants used throughout the Layout module |
3915 |
- |
| LayoutLogging.cpp |
|
983 |
- |
| LayoutLogging.h |
Retrieves the log module to use for layout logging.
|
2269 |
- |
| LayoutStructs.h |
Helper structs or classes used throughout the Layout module |
2635 |
- |
| MediaEmulationData.h |
Common data for media query emulation by DevTools, hanging off nsPresContext
|
681 |
- |
| metrics.yaml |
|
7949 |
- |
| MobileViewportManager.cpp |
|
30915 |
- |
| MobileViewportManager.h |
The MobileViewportManager might be required to handle meta-viewport tags
and changes, or it might not (e.g. if we are in a desktop-zooming setup).
This enum indicates which mode the manager is in. It might make sense to
split these two "modes" into two separate classes but for now they have a
bunch of shared code and it's uncertain if that shared set will expand or
contract. |
9609 |
- |
| MotionPathUtils.cpp |
static |
33425 |
- |
| MotionPathUtils.h |
|
8921 |
- |
| moz.build |
|
4183 |
- |
| MVMContext.h |
The interface MobileViewportManager uses to interface with its surroundings.
This mainly exists to facilitate testing MobileViewportManager in isolation
from the rest of Gecko.
|
2800 |
- |
| nsAutoLayoutPhase.cpp |
|
3769 |
- |
| nsAutoLayoutPhase.h |
|
1391 |
- |
| nsBidiPresUtils.cpp |
|
95887 |
- |
| nsBidiPresUtils.h |
A structure representing some continuation state for each frame on the line,
used to determine the first and the last continuation frame for each
continuation chain on the line.
|
24023 |
- |
| nsCaret.cpp |
the caret is the text cursor used, e.g., when editing |
22617 |
- |
| nsCaret.h |
the caret is the text cursor used, e.g., when editing |
8591 |
- |
| nsCompatibility.h |
constants for quirks mode, standards mode, and almost standards mode |
622 |
- |
| nsCounterManager.cpp |
implementation of CSS counters (for numbering things) |
20354 |
- |
| nsCounterManager.h |
implementation of CSS counters (for numbering things) |
12922 |
- |
| nsCSSColorUtils.cpp |
functions that manipulate colors |
5384 |
- |
| nsCSSColorUtils.h |
functions that manipulate colors |
1985 |
- |
| nsCSSFrameConstructor.cpp |
construction of a frame tree that is nearly isomorphic to the content
tree and updating of that tree in response to dynamic changes
|
468396 |
- |
| nsCSSFrameConstructor.h |
construction of a frame tree that is nearly isomorphic to the content
tree and updating of that tree in response to dynamic changes
|
96131 |
- |
| nsDocumentViewer.cpp |
container for a document and its presentation |
108633 |
- |
| nsFrameManager.cpp |
storage of the frame tree and information about it |
9227 |
- |
| nsFrameManager.h |
Owns the frame tree and provides APIs to manipulate it |
3450 |
- |
| nsFrameTraversal.cpp |
|
10197 |
- |
| nsFrameTraversal.h |
Our own versions of the standard frame tree navigation
methods, which, if the iterator is following out-of-flows,
apply the following rules for placeholder frames:
- If a frame HAS a placeholder frame, getting its parent
gets the placeholder's parent.
- If a frame's first child or next/prev sibling IS a
placeholder frame, then we instead return the real frame.
- If a frame HAS a placeholder frame, getting its next/prev
sibling gets the placeholder frame's next/prev sibling.
These are all applied recursively to support multiple levels of
placeholders.
|
3869 |
- |
| nsGenConList.cpp |
base class for nsCounterList and nsQuoteList |
8480 |
- |
| nsGenConList.h |
base class for nsCounterList and nsQuoteList |
4410 |
- |
| nsIDocumentViewerPrint.h |
A DocumentViewerPrint is an INTERNAL Interface used for interaction
between the DocumentViewer and nsPrintJob.
|
2437 |
- |
| nsILayoutHistoryState.idl |
interface for container for information saved in session history when
the document is not
|
3604 |
- |
| nsIPercentBSizeObserver.h |
This interface is supported by frames that need to provide computed bsize
values to children during reflow which would otherwise not happen. Currently
only table cells support this.
|
1145 |
- |
| nsIReflowCallback.h |
Reflow callback interface.
These are not refcounted. Objects must be removed from the presshell
callback list before they die.
Protocol: objects will either get a ReflowFinished() call when a reflow
has finished or a ReflowCallbackCanceled() call if the shell is destroyed,
whichever happens first. If the object is explicitly removed from the shell
(using PresShell::CancelReflowCallback()) before that occurs then neither
of the callback methods are called.
|
1351 |
- |
| nsISVGPaintContext.idl |
Used to set SVG context values when rendering SVG images outside of a DOM
context.
|
895 |
- |
| nsLayoutDebugger.cpp |
some layout debugging functions that ought to live in nsFrame.cpp |
9535 |
- |
| nsLayoutHistoryState.cpp |
container for information saved in session history when the document
is not
|
4571 |
- |
| nsLayoutUtils.cpp |
|
380008 |
- |
| nsLayoutUtils.h |
nsLayoutUtils is a namespace class used for various helper
functions that are useful in multiple places in layout. The goal
is not to define multiple copies of the same static helper.
|
148014 |
- |
| nsPresArena.cpp |
arena allocation for the frame tree and closely-related objects |
7265 |
- |
| nsPresArena.h |
arena allocation for the frame tree and closely-related objects |
1955 |
- |
| nsPresArenaObjectList.inc |
a list of all types that can be allocated in an nsPresArena, for
preprocessing |
1092 |
- |
| nsPresContext.cpp |
a presentation of a document, part 1 |
104927 |
- |
| nsPresContext.h |
a presentation of a document, part 1 |
51614 |
- |
| nsPresContextInlines.h |
|
762 |
- |
| nsQuoteList.cpp |
implementation of quotes for the CSS 'content' property |
5358 |
- |
| nsQuoteList.h |
implementation of quotes for the CSS 'content' property |
3122 |
- |
| nsRefreshDriver.cpp |
Code to notify things that animate before a refresh, at an appropriate
refresh rate. (Perhaps temporary, until replaced by compositor.)
Chrome and each tab have their own RefreshDriver, which in turn
hooks into one of a few global timer based on RefreshDriverTimer,
defined below. There are two main global timers -- one for active
animations, and one for inactive ones. These are implemented as
subclasses of RefreshDriverTimer; see below for a description of
their implementations. In the future, additional timer types may
implement things like blocking on vsync.
|
108198 |
- |
| nsRefreshDriver.h |
Code to notify things that animate before a refresh, at an appropriate
refresh rate. (Perhaps temporary, until replaced by compositor.)
|
21201 |
- |
| nsRefreshObservers.cpp |
|
1812 |
- |
| nsRefreshObservers.h |
Code to notify things that animate before a refresh, at an appropriate
refresh rate. (Perhaps temporary, until replaced by compositor.)
|
3281 |
- |
| OverflowChangedTracker.h |
Helper class that collects a list of frames that need
UpdateOverflow() called on them, and coalesces them
to avoid walking up the same ancestor tree multiple times.
|
7432 |
- |
| PositionedEventTargeting.cpp |
The basic goal of FindFrameTargetedByInputEvent() is to find a good
target element that can respond to mouse events. Both mouse events and touch
events are targeted at this element. Note that even for touch events, we
check responsiveness to mouse events. We assume Web authors
designing for touch events will take their own steps to account for
inaccurate touch events.
GetClickableAncestor() encapsulates the heuristic that determines whether an
element is expected to respond to mouse events. An element is deemed
"clickable" if it has registered listeners for "click", "mousedown" or
"mouseup", or is on a whitelist of element tags (<a>, <button>, <input>,
<select>, <textarea>, <label>), or has role="button", or is a link, or
is a suitable XUL element.
Any descendant (in the same document) of a clickable element is also
deemed clickable since events will propagate to the clickable element from
its descendant.
If the element directly under the event position is clickable (or
event radii are disabled), we always use that element. Otherwise we collect
all frames intersecting a rectangle around the event position (taking CSS
transforms into account) and choose the best candidate in GetClosest().
Only GetClickableAncestor() candidates are considered; if none are found,
then we revert to targeting the element under the event position.
We ignore candidates outside the document subtree rooted by the
document of the element directly under the event position. This ensures that
event listeners in ancestor documents don't make it completely impossible
to target a non-clickable element in a child document.
When both a frame and its ancestor are in the candidate list, we ignore
the ancestor. Otherwise a large ancestor element with a mouse event listener
and some descendant elements that need to be individually targetable would
disable intelligent targeting of those descendants within its bounds.
GetClosest() computes the transformed axis-aligned bounds of each
candidate frame, then computes the Manhattan distance from the event point
to the bounds rect (which can be zero). The frame with the
shortest distance is chosen. For visited links we multiply the distance
by a specified constant weight; this can be used to make visited links
more or less likely to be targeted than non-visited links.
|
35877 |
- |
| PositionedEventTargeting.h |
Finds the target frame for a pointer event given the event type and location.
This can look for frames within a rectangle surrounding the actual location
that are suitable targets, to account for inaccurate pointing devices.
|
1263 |
- |
| PresShell.cpp |
a presentation of a document, part 2 |
466747 |
- |
| PresShell.h |
a presentation of a document, part 2 |
143064 |
- |
| PresShellForwards.h |
aWhere:
Either a percentage or a special value. PresShell defines:
* (Default) kScrollMinimum = -1: The visible area is scrolled the
minimum amount to show as much as possible of the frame. This won't
hide any initially visible part of the frame.
* kScrollToTop = 0: The frame's upper edge is aligned with the top edge
of the visible area.
* kScrollToBottom = 100: The frame's bottom edge is aligned with the
bottom edge of the visible area.
* kScrollToLeft = 0: The frame's left edge is aligned with the left edge
of the visible area.
* kScrollToRight = 100: The frame's right edge is aligned* with the right
edge of the visible area.
* kScrollToCenter = 50: The frame is centered along the axis the
ScrollAxis is used for.
Other values are treated as a percentage, and the point*"percent"
down the frame is placed at the point "percent" down the visible area.
aWhen:
* (Default) WhenToScroll::IfNotFullyVisible: Move the frame only if it is
not fully visible (including if it's not visible at all). Note that
in this case if the frame is too large to fit in view, it will only
be scrolled if more of it can fit than is already in view.
* WhenToScroll::IfNotVisible: Move the frame only if none of it is
visible.
* WhenToScroll::Always: Move the frame regardless of its current
visibility.
|
7798 |
- |
| PresShellInlines.h |
static |
2375 |
- |
| PresShellWidgetListener.cpp |
aDelay = |
9877 |
- |
| PresShellWidgetListener.h |
Attach/detach a top level widget. Attaching allows the shell to begin
receiving gecko events. The underlying base window associated with the
widget will continues to receive events it expects.
An attached widget will not be destroyed when we are destroyed,
allowing the recycling of a single top level widget over multiple pres
shells.
@param aWidget The widget to attach to / detach from.
|
3079 |
- |
| PresState.ipdlh |
|
1524 |
- |
| RelativeTo.h |
|
2233 |
- |
| RenderingPhase.h |
|
1737 |
- |
| ScrollStyles.cpp |
|
1819 |
- |
| ScrollStyles.h |
|
1307 |
- |
| ScrollTypes.h |
Scroll modes for main-thread scroll operations. These are mostly used
by ScrollContainerFrame methods.
When a scroll operation is requested, we ask for instant, smooth,
smooth msd, or normal scrolling.
|Smooth| scrolls have a symmetrical acceleration and deceleration curve
modeled with a set of splines that guarantee that the destination will be
reached over a fixed time interval. |Smooth| will only be smooth if smooth
scrolling is actually enabled. This behavior is utilized by keyboard and
mouse wheel scrolling events.
|SmoothMsd| implements a physically based model that approximates the
behavior of a mass-spring-damper system. |SmoothMsd| scrolls have a
non-symmetrical acceleration and deceleration curve, can potentially
overshoot the destination on intermediate frames, and complete over a
variable time interval. |SmoothMsd| will only be smooth if cssom-view
smooth-scrolling is enabled.
|Instant| is always synchronous, |Normal| can be asynchronous.
If an |Instant| scroll request happens while a |Smooth| or async scroll is
already in progress, the async scroll is interrupted and we instantly
scroll to the destination.
If an |Instant| or |Smooth| scroll request happens while a |SmoothMsd|
scroll is already in progress, the |SmoothMsd| scroll is interrupted without
first scrolling to the destination.
|
2884 |
- |
| ShapeUtils.cpp |
static |
9941 |
- |
| ShapeUtils.h |
|
7320 |
- |
| StackArena.cpp |
|
4733 |
- |
| StackArena.h |
|
2322 |
- |
| StaticPresData.cpp |
Fetch the font prefs to be used -- see bug 61883 for details.
Not all prefs are needed upfront. Some are fallback prefs intended
for the GFX font sub-system...
-- attributes for generic fonts --------------------------------------
font.default.[langGroup] = serif | sans-serif
fallback generic font
font.name.[generic].[langGroup]
current user' selected font on the pref dialog
font.name-list.[generic].[langGroup] = fontname1, fontname2, ...
[factory pre-built list]
font.size.[generic].[langGroup] = integer
settable by the user
font.size-adjust.[generic].[langGroup] = "float"
settable by the user
font.minimum-size.[langGroup] = integer
settable by the user
|
7696 |
- |
| StaticPresData.h |
Get the default font for the given language and generic font ID.
aLanguage may not be nullptr.
This object is read-only, you must copy the font to modify it.
For aFontID corresponding to a CSS Generic, the nsFont returned has
its name set to that generic font's name, and its size set to
the user's preference for font size for that generic and the
given language.
|
6693 |
- |
| SurfaceFromElementResult.h |
imgIContainer to directly draw to a context |
3345 |
- |
| tests |
|
|
- |
| TouchManager.cpp |
static |
20615 |
- |
| TouchManager.h |
Description of TouchManager class.
Incapsulate code related with work of touch events.
|
4511 |
- |
| UniqueOrNonOwningPtr.h |
A pointer that is either:
* Uniquely-owning, as if `std::unique_ptr`/`mozilla::UniquePtr`, or
* Non-owning, as if raw pointer.
Overall, it behaves like `mozilla::Variant<T*, UniquePtr<T>>`, but more
compact. It may be helpful if you are mostly referencing existing data type
of significant size, but sometimes generate a modified copy and refer to
that.
Usage notes:
* Ownership: This structure makes ownership tracking harder. It is the
caller's responsibility to ensure that, in the non-owning case, the data
outlives this pointer.
* (Ab)using the lowest bit: Owning state is tagged inline in the lowest
bit, which is set for uniquely-owning data. It does not work with a
byte-aligned data types, or members of a packed struct. There are asserts to
try and catch this as early as possible.
TODO(dshin): This lacks support for things that `mozilla::UniquePtr` supports
- however, these cases will fail to compile.
* Deleter support (Even stateless ones)
* Interconversion (Pointing to derived from base pointer)
* T[]
|
4782 |
- |
| Units.h |
|
43293 |
- |
| UnitTransforms.h |
|
17612 |
- |
| ViewportUtils.cpp |
|
11930 |
- |
| ViewportUtils.h |
Return a transform to be applied to the coordinates of input events
targeting content inside the scroll frame identified by |aScrollId|, which
converts from "visual coordinates" (which are the coordinates events have
when they arrive from APZ) to "layout coordinates" (which are the
coordinates used in most places by layout code). The transform has two
components:
1. The pres shell resolution, representing the pinch-zoom scale
(if the scroll frame |aScrollId| is inside the resolution, which
is most of the time).
2. A translation representing async scrolling. This can contain:
- For any scroll frame, a scroll component resulting from the main
thread incompletely applying an APZ-requested scroll position.
- For the RCD-RSF only, a persistent component representing the
offset of the visual viewport relative to the layout viewport.
The translation is accumulated for all scroll frames form |aScrollId|
up to the root, using values populated in
APZCCallbackHelper::UpdateCallbackTransform. See that method's
documentation for additional details. |
5900 |
- |
| WordMovementType.h |
|
505 |
- |
| ZoomConstraintsClient.cpp |
|
10931 |
- |
| ZoomConstraintsClient.h |
|
1564 |
- |