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struct CachedOffsetForFrame; class AutoScroller; class nsIFrame; class nsFrameSelection; class nsPIDOMWindowOuter; struct SelectionDetails; struct SelectionCustomColors; class nsCopySupport; class nsHTMLCopyEncoder; class nsPresContext; struct nsPoint; struct nsRect;
namespace mozilla { class AccessibleCaretEventHub; class ErrorResult; class HTMLEditor; class PostContentIterator; enumclass CaretAssociationHint; enumclass TableSelectionMode : uint32_t; struct AutoPrepareFocusRange; struct PrimaryFrameData; namespace dom { class DocGroup;
} // namespace dom
} // namespace mozilla
namespace mozilla {
enumclass SelectionScrollMode : uint8_t { // Don't scroll synchronously. We'll flush when the scroll event fires so we // make sure to scroll to the right place.
Async, // Scroll synchronously, without flushing layout.
SyncNoFlush, // Scroll synchronously, flushing layout. You MUST hold a strong ref on // 'this' for the duration of this call. This might destroy arbitrary // layout objects.
SyncFlush,
};
namespace dom {
/** * This cache allows to store all selected nodes during a reflow operation. * * All fully selected nodes are stored in a hash set per-selection instance. * This allows fast paths in `nsINode::IsSelected()` and * `Selection::LookupSelection()`. For partially selected nodes, the old * mechanisms are used. This is okay, because for partially selected nodes * no expensive node traversal is necessary. * * This cache is designed to be used in a context where no script is allowed * to run. It assumes that the selection itself, or any range therein, does not * change during its lifetime. * * By design, this class can only be instantiated in the `PresShell`.
*/ class MOZ_RAII SelectionNodeCache final { public:
~SelectionNodeCache(); /** * Returns true if `aNode` is fully selected by any of the given selections. * * This method will collect all fully selected nodes of `aSelections` and * store them internally (therefore this method isn't const).
*/ bool MaybeCollectNodesAndCheckIfFullySelectedInAnyOf( const nsINode* aNode, const nsTArray<Selection*>& aSelections);
/** * Returns true if `aNode` is fully selected by any range in `aSelection`. * * This method collects all fully selected nodes from `aSelection` and store * them internally.
*/ bool MaybeCollectNodesAndCheckIfFullySelected(const nsINode* aNode, const Selection* aSelection) { return MaybeCollect(aSelection).Contains(aNode);
}
private: /** * This class is supposed to be only created by the PresShell.
*/ friend PresShell; explicit SelectionNodeCache(PresShell& aOwningPresShell); /** * Iterates all ranges in `aSelection` and collects its fully selected nodes * into a hash set, which is also returned. * * If `aSelection` is already cached, the hash set is returned directly.
*/ const nsTHashSet<const nsINode*>& MaybeCollect(const Selection* aSelection);
// Note, the ownership of mozilla::dom::Selection depends on which way the // object is created. When nsFrameSelection has created Selection, // addreffing/releasing the Selection object is aggregated to nsFrameSelection. // Otherwise normal addref/release is used. This ensures that nsFrameSelection // is never deleted before its Selections. class Selection final : public nsSupportsWeakReference, public nsWrapperCache, public SupportsWeakPtr { using AllowRangeCrossShadowBoundary =
mozilla::dom::AllowRangeCrossShadowBoundary;
protected: virtual ~Selection();
public: /** * @param aFrameSelection can be nullptr.
*/ explicit Selection(SelectionType aSelectionType,
nsFrameSelection* aFrameSelection);
/** * Match this up with EndbatchChanges. will stop ui updates while multiple * selection methods are called * * @param aDetails string to explian why this is called. This won't be * stored nor exposed to selection listeners etc. Just for logging.
*/ void StartBatchChanges(constchar* aDetails);
/** * Match this up with StartBatchChanges * * @param aDetails string to explian why this is called. This won't be * stored nor exposed to selection listeners etc. Just for logging. * @param aReasons potentially multiple of the reasons defined in * nsISelectionListener.idl
*/ void EndBatchChanges(constchar* aDetails,
int16_t aReason = nsISelectionListener::NO_REASON);
/** * NotifyAutoCopy() starts to notify AutoCopyListener of selection changes.
*/ void NotifyAutoCopy() {
MOZ_ASSERT(mSelectionType == SelectionType::eNormal);
mNotifyAutoCopy = true;
}
/** * MaybeNotifyAccessibleCaretEventHub() starts to notify * AccessibleCaretEventHub of selection change if aPresShell has it.
*/ void MaybeNotifyAccessibleCaretEventHub(PresShell* aPresShell);
/** * EnableSelectionChangeEvent() starts to notify * SelectionChangeEventDispatcher of selection change to dispatch a * selectionchange event at every selection change.
*/ void EnableSelectionChangeEvent() { if (!mSelectionChangeEventDispatcher) {
mSelectionChangeEventDispatcher = new SelectionChangeEventDispatcher();
}
}
// utility methods for scrolling the selection into view
nsPresContext* GetPresContext() const;
PresShell* GetPresShell() const;
nsFrameSelection* GetFrameSelection() const { return mFrameSelection; } // Returns a rect containing the selection region, and frame that that // position is relative to. For SELECTION_ANCHOR_REGION or // SELECTION_FOCUS_REGION the rect is a zero-width rectangle. For // SELECTION_WHOLE_SELECTION the rect contains both the anchor and focus // region rects.
nsIFrame* GetSelectionAnchorGeometry(SelectionRegion aRegion, nsRect* aRect); // Returns the position of the region (SELECTION_ANCHOR_REGION or // SELECTION_FOCUS_REGION only), and frame that that position is relative to. // The 'position' is a zero-width rectangle.
nsIFrame* GetSelectionEndPointGeometry(SelectionRegion aRegion,
nsRect* aRect);
/** * Adds aRange to this Selection. If mUserInitiated is true, * then aRange is first scanned for -moz-user-select:none nodes and split up * into multiple ranges to exclude those before adding the resulting ranges * to this Selection. * * @param aOutIndex points to the range last added, if at least one was added. * If aRange is already contained, it points to the range * containing it. Nothing() if mStyledRanges.mRanges was * empty and no range was added.
*/
[[nodiscard]] MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT nsresult AddRangesForSelectableNodes(
nsRange* aRange, Maybe<size_t>* aOutIndex,
DispatchSelectstartEvent aDispatchSelectstartEvent);
/** * See mStyledRanges.mRanges.
*/
nsRange* GetRangeAt(uint32_t aIndex) const;
/** * @brief Get the |AbstractRange| at |aIndex|. * * This method is safe to be called for every selection type. * However, |StaticRange|s only occur for |SelectionType::eHighlight|. * If the SelectionType may be eHighlight, this method must be called instead * of |GetRangeAt()|. * * Returns null if |aIndex| is out of bounds.
*/
AbstractRange* GetAbstractRangeAt(uint32_t aIndex) const; // Get the anchor-to-focus range if we don't care which end is // anchor and which end is focus. const nsRange* GetAnchorFocusRange() const { return mAnchorFocusRange; }
/** * Get primary frame and some other data for putting caret or extending * selection at the focus point.
*/
PrimaryFrameData GetPrimaryFrameForCaretAtFocusNode(bool aVisual) const;
/* * IsCollapsed -- is the whole selection just one point, or unset?
*/ bool IsCollapsed() const {
size_t cnt = mStyledRanges.Length(); if (cnt == 0) { returntrue;
}
// Returns whether both normal range and cross-shadow-boundary // range are collapsed. // // If StaticPrefs::dom_shadowdom_selection_across_boundary_enabled is // disabled, this method always returns result as nsRange::IsCollapsed. bool AreNormalAndCrossShadowBoundaryRangesCollapsed() const { if (!IsCollapsed()) { returnfalse;
}
AbstractRange* range = mStyledRanges.mRanges[0].mRange;
MOZ_ASSERT_IF(
range->MayCrossShadowBoundary(),
!range->AsDynamicRange()->CrossShadowBoundaryRangeCollapsed()); // Returns false if nsRange::mCrossBoundaryRange exists, // true otherwise. return !range->MayCrossShadowBoundary();
}
// *JS() methods are mapped to Selection.*(). // They may move focus only when the range represents normal selection. // These methods shouldn't be used by non-JS callers.
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseJS(nsINode* aContainer, uint32_t aOffset,
mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseToStartJS(mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseToEndJS(mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Deletes this selection from document the nodes belong to. * Only if this has `SelectionType::eNormal`.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void DeleteFromDocument(mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Whether Stringify should flush layout or not.
*/ enumclass FlushFrames { No, Yes };
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void Stringify(nsAString& aResult, FlushFrames = FlushFrames::Yes);
/** * Indicates whether the node is part of the selection. If partlyContained * is true, the function returns true when some part of the node * is part of the selection. If partlyContained is false, the * function only returns true when the entire node is part of the selection.
*/ bool ContainsNode(nsINode& aNode, bool aPartlyContained,
mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Check to see if the given point is contained within the selection area. In * particular, this iterates through all the rects that make up the selection, * not just the bounding box, and checks to see if the given point is * contained in any one of them. * @param aPoint The point to check, relative to the root frame.
*/ bool ContainsPoint(const nsPoint& aPoint);
/** * Modifies the selection. Note that the parameters are case-insensitive. * * @param alter can be one of { "move", "extend" } * - "move" collapses the selection to the end of the selection and * applies the movement direction/granularity to the collapsed * selection. * - "extend" leaves the start of the selection unchanged, and applies * movement direction/granularity to the end of the selection. * @param direction can be one of { "forward", "backward", "left", "right" } * @param granularity can be one of { "character", "word", * "line", "lineboundary" } * * @throws NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED if the granularity is "sentence", * "sentenceboundary", "paragraph", "paragraphboundary", or * "documentboundary". Throws NS_ERROR_INVALID_ARG if alter, direction, * or granularity has an unrecognized value.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void Modify(const nsAString& aAlter, const nsAString& aDirection, const nsAString& aGranularity,
mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
enumclass InterlinePosition : uint8_t { // Caret should be put at end of line (i.e., before the line break)
EndOfLine, // Caret should be put at start of next line (i.e., after the line break)
StartOfNextLine, // Undefined means only what is not EndOfLine nor StartOfNextLine. // `SetInterlinePosition` should never be called with this value, and // if `GetInterlinePosition` returns this, it means that the instance has // not been initialized or cleared by the cycle collector or something. // If a method needs to consider whether to call `SetInterlinePosition` or // not call, this value can be used for the latter.
Undefined,
};
InterlinePosition GetInterlinePosition() const;
nsresult SetInterlinePosition(InterlinePosition aInterlinePosition);
/** * @brief Sets highlight selection properties. * * This includes the highlight name as well as its priority and type.
*/ void SetHighlightSelectionData(
HighlightSelectionData aHighlightSelectionData);
/** * See documentation of `GetRangesForInterval` in Selection.webidl. * * @param aReturn references, not copies, of the internal ranges.
*/ void GetRangesForInterval(nsINode& aBeginNode, uint32_t aBeginOffset,
nsINode& aEndNode, uint32_t aEndOffset, bool aAllowAdjacent,
nsTArray<RefPtr<nsRange>>& aReturn,
ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Non-JS callers should use the following * collapse/collapseToStart/extend/etc methods, instead of the *JS * versions that bindings call.
*/
/** * Collapses the selection to a single point, at the specified offset * in the given node. When the selection is collapsed, and the content * is focused and editable, the caret will blink there. * @param aContainer The given node where the selection will be set * @param aOffset Where in given dom node to place the selection (the * offset into the given node)
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseInLimiter(nsINode& aContainer,
uint32_t aOffset,
ErrorResult& aRv) {
CollapseInLimiter(RawRangeBoundary(&aContainer, aOffset), aRv);
}
private: enumclass InLimiter { // If eYes, the method may reset selection limiter and move focus if the // given range is out of the limiter.
eYes, // If eNo, the method won't reset selection limiter. So, if given range // is out of bounds, the method may return error.
eNo,
};
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseInternal(InLimiter aInLimiter, const RawRangeBoundary& aPoint,
ErrorResult& aRv);
public: /** * Collapses the whole selection to a single point at the start * of the current selection (irrespective of direction). If content * is focused and editable, the caret will blink there.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseToStart(mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Collapses the whole selection to a single point at the end * of the current selection (irrespective of direction). If content * is focused and editable, the caret will blink there.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void CollapseToEnd(mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Extends the selection by moving the selection end to the specified node and * offset, preserving the selection begin position. The new selection end * result will always be from the anchorNode to the new focusNode, regardless * of direction. * * @param aContainer The node where the selection will be extended to * @param aOffset Where in aContainer to place the offset of the new * selection end.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void Extend(nsINode& aContainer, uint32_t aOffset,
ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * Adds all children of the specified node to the selection. * @param aNode the parent of the children to be added to the selection.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SelectAllChildren(nsINode& aNode,
mozilla::ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * SetStartAndEnd() removes all ranges and sets new range as given range. * Different from SetBaseAndExtent(), this won't compare the DOM points of * aStartRef and aEndRef for performance nor set direction to eDirPrevious. * Note that this may reset the limiter and move focus. If you don't want * that, use SetStartAndEndInLimiter() instead.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetStartAndEnd(const RawRangeBoundary& aStartRef, const RawRangeBoundary& aEndRef, ErrorResult& aRv);
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetStartAndEnd(nsINode& aStartContainer, uint32_t aStartOffset,
nsINode& aEndContainer, uint32_t aEndOffset,
ErrorResult& aRv) {
SetStartAndEnd(RawRangeBoundary(&aStartContainer, aStartOffset),
RawRangeBoundary(&aEndContainer, aEndOffset), aRv);
}
/** * SetStartAndEndInLimiter() is similar to SetStartAndEnd(), but this respects * the selection limiter. If all or part of given range is not in the * limiter, this returns error.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetStartAndEndInLimiter(const RawRangeBoundary& aStartRef, const RawRangeBoundary& aEndRef,
ErrorResult& aRv);
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetStartAndEndInLimiter(nsINode& aStartContainer, uint32_t aStartOffset,
nsINode& aEndContainer, uint32_t aEndOffset,
ErrorResult& aRv) {
SetStartAndEndInLimiter(RawRangeBoundary(&aStartContainer, aStartOffset),
RawRangeBoundary(&aEndContainer, aEndOffset), aRv);
}
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT
Result<Ok, nsresult> SetStartAndEndInLimiter(
nsINode& aStartContainer, uint32_t aStartOffset, nsINode& aEndContainer,
uint32_t aEndOffset, nsDirection aDirection, int16_t aReason);
/** * SetBaseAndExtent() is alternative of the JS API for internal use. * Different from SetStartAndEnd(), this sets anchor and focus points as * specified, then if anchor point is after focus node, this sets the * direction to eDirPrevious. * Note that this may reset the limiter and move focus. If you don't want * that, use SetBaseAndExtentInLimier() instead.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetBaseAndExtent(nsINode& aAnchorNode, uint32_t aAnchorOffset,
nsINode& aFocusNode, uint32_t aFocusOffset,
ErrorResult& aRv);
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetBaseAndExtent(const RawRangeBoundary& aAnchorRef, const RawRangeBoundary& aFocusRef, ErrorResult& aRv);
/** * SetBaseAndExtentInLimiter() is similar to SetBaseAndExtent(), but this * respects the selection limiter. If all or part of given range is not in * the limiter, this returns error.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetBaseAndExtentInLimiter(nsINode& aAnchorNode, uint32_t aAnchorOffset,
nsINode& aFocusNode, uint32_t aFocusOffset,
ErrorResult& aRv) {
SetBaseAndExtentInLimiter(RawRangeBoundary(&aAnchorNode, aAnchorOffset),
RawRangeBoundary(&aFocusNode, aFocusOffset), aRv);
}
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void SetBaseAndExtentInLimiter(const RawRangeBoundary& aAnchorRef, const RawRangeBoundary& aFocusRef,
ErrorResult& aRv);
// Whether this selection is focused in an editable element. bool IsEditorSelection() const;
/** * Set the painting style for the range. The range must be a range in * the selection. The textRangeStyle will be used by text frame * when it is painting the selection.
*/
nsresult SetTextRangeStyle(nsRange* aRange, const TextRangeStyle& aTextRangeStyle);
/* * Frame Offset cache can be used just during calling * nsEditor::EndPlaceHolderTransaction. EndPlaceHolderTransaction will give * rise to reflow/refreshing view/scroll, and call times of * nsTextFrame::GetPointFromOffset whose return value is to be cached. see * bugs 35296 and 199412
*/ void SetCanCacheFrameOffset(bool aCanCacheFrameOffset);
// Selection::GetAbstractRangesForIntervalArray // // Fills a nsTArray with the ranges overlapping the range specified by // the given endpoints. Ranges in the selection exactly adjacent to the // input range are not returned unless aAllowAdjacent is set. // // For example, if the following ranges were in the selection // (assume everything is within the same node) // // Start Offset: 0 2 7 9 // End Offset: 2 5 9 10 // // and passed aBeginOffset of 2 and aEndOffset of 9, then with // aAllowAdjacent set, all the ranges should be returned. If // aAllowAdjacent was false, the ranges [2, 5] and [7, 9] only // should be returned // // Now that overlapping ranges are disallowed, there can be a maximum of // 2 adjacent ranges
nsresult GetAbstractRangesForIntervalArray(nsINode* aBeginNode,
uint32_t aBeginOffset,
nsINode* aEndNode,
uint32_t aEndOffset, bool aAllowAdjacent,
nsTArray<AbstractRange*>* aRanges);
/** * Converts the results of |GetAbstractRangesForIntervalArray()| to |nsRange|. * * |StaticRange|s can only occur in Selections of type |eHighlight|. * Therefore, this method must not be called for this selection type * as not every |AbstractRange| can be cast to |nsRange|.
*/
nsresult GetDynamicRangesForIntervalArray(
nsINode* aBeginNode, uint32_t aBeginOffset, nsINode* aEndNode,
uint32_t aEndOffset, bool aAllowAdjacent, nsTArray<nsRange*>* aRanges);
/** * Modifies the cursor Bidi level after a change in keyboard direction * @param langRTL is true if the new language is right-to-left or * false if the new language is left-to-right.
*/
nsresult SelectionLanguageChange(bool aLangRTL);
// XXX Please don't add additional uses of this method, it's only for // XXX supporting broken code (bug 1245883) in the following classes: friendclass ::nsCopySupport; friendclass ::nsHTMLCopyEncoder;
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT void AddRangeAndSelectFramesAndNotifyListenersInternal(nsRange& aRange,
Document* aDocument,
ErrorResult&);
// Get the cached value for nsTextFrame::GetPointFromOffset.
nsresult GetCachedFrameOffset(nsIFrame* aFrame, int32_t inOffset,
nsPoint& aPoint);
/** * SelectFramesInAllRanges() calls SelectFrames() for all current * ranges.
*/ void SelectFramesInAllRanges(nsPresContext* aPresContext);
/** * @param aOutIndex If some, points to the index of the range in * mStyledRanges.mRanges so that it's always in [0, mStyledRanges.Length()]. * Otherwise, if nothing, this didn't add the range to mStyledRanges.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT nsresult MaybeAddTableCellRange(nsRange& aRange,
Maybe<size_t>* aOutIndex);
/** * Binary searches the given sorted array of ranges for the insertion point * for the given node/offset. The given comparator is used, and the index * where the point should appear in the array is returned.
* If there is an item in the array equal to the input point (aPointNode, * aPointOffset), we will return the index of this item. * * @return the index where the point should appear in the array. In * [0, `aElementArray->Length()`].
*/ static size_t FindInsertionPoint( const nsTArray<StyledRange>* aElementArray, const nsINode& aPointNode,
uint32_t aPointOffset,
int32_t (*aComparator)(const nsINode&, uint32_t, const AbstractRange&));
/** * Works on the same principle as GetRangesForIntervalArray, however * instead this returns the indices into mRanges between which * the overlapping ranges lie. * * @param aStartIndex If some, aEndIndex will also be some and the value of * aStartIndex will be less or equal than aEndIndex. If * nothing, aEndIndex will also be nothing and it means * that there is no range which in the range. * @param aEndIndex If some, the value is less than mRanges.Length().
*/
nsresult GetIndicesForInterval(const nsINode* aBeginNode,
uint32_t aBeginOffset, const nsINode* aEndNode, uint32_t aEndOffset, bool aAllowAdjacent,
Maybe<size_t>& aStartIndex,
Maybe<size_t>& aEndIndex);
/** * Preserves the sorting and disjunctiveness of mRanges. * * @param aOutIndex If some, will point to the index of the added range, or * if aRange is already contained, to the one containing * it. Hence it'll always be in [0, mRanges.Length()). * This is nothing only when the method returns an error.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT nsresult
MaybeAddRangeAndTruncateOverlaps(nsRange* aRange, Maybe<size_t>* aOutIndex);
/** * Adds the range even if there are overlaps.
*/
MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT nsresult
AddRangeAndIgnoreOverlaps(AbstractRange* aRange);
/** * GetCommonEditingHost() returns common editing host of all * ranges if there is. If at least one of the ranges is in non-editable * element, returns nullptr. See following examples for the detail: * * <div id="a" contenteditable> * an[cestor * <div id="b" contenteditable="false"> * non-editable * <div id="c" contenteditable> * desc]endant * in this case, this returns div#a because div#c is also in div#a. * * <div id="a" contenteditable> * an[ce]stor * <div id="b" contenteditable="false"> * non-editable * <div id="c" contenteditable> * de[sc]endant * in this case, this returns div#a because second range is also in div#a * and common ancestor of the range (i.e., div#c) is editable. * * <div id="a" contenteditable> * an[ce]stor * <div id="b" contenteditable="false"> * [non]-editable * <div id="c" contenteditable> * de[sc]endant * in this case, this returns nullptr because the second range is in * non-editable area.
*/
Element* GetCommonEditingHost() const;
// `mRanges` always needs to be sorted by the Range's start point. // Especially when dealing with `StaticRange`s this is not guaranteed // automatically. Therefore this method should be called before paint to // ensure that any potential DOM mutations are incorporated in `mRanges` // order. This method will also move invalid `StaticRange`s into // `mInvalidStaticRanges` (and previously-invalid-now-valid-again // `StaticRange`s back into `mRanges`). void ReorderRangesIfNecessary();
// These are the ranges inside this selection. They are kept sorted in order // of DOM start position. // // This data structure is sorted by the range beginnings. As the ranges are // disjoint, it is also implicitly sorted by the range endings. This allows // us to perform binary searches when searching for existence of a range, // giving us O(log n) search time. // // Inserting a new range requires finding the overlapping interval, // requiring two binary searches plus up to an additional 6 DOM comparisons. // If this proves to be a performance concern, then an interval tree may be // a possible solution, allowing the calculation of the overlap interval in // O(log n) time, though this would require rebalancing and other overhead.
StyledRangeArray mRanges;
// With introduction of the custom highlight API, Selection must be able to // hold `StaticRange`s as well. If they become invalid (eg. end is before // start), they must be excluded from painting, but still kept. // mRanges needs to contain valid ranges sorted correctly only. Therefore, // invalid static ranges are being stored in this array, which is being kept // up to date in `ReorderRangesIfNecessary()`.
StyledRangeArray mInvalidStaticRanges;
Selection& mSelection;
// The Document's generation for which `mRanges` have been ordered.
int32_t mDocumentGeneration{0}; // This flag indicates that ranges may have changed. It is set to true in // `Selection::NotifySelectionListeners().` bool mRangesMightHaveChanged{false};
};
// Non-zero if we don't want any changes we make to the selection to be // visible to content. If non-zero, content won't be notified about changes.
uint32_t mSelectionChangeBlockerCount;
/** * True if the current selection operation was initiated by user action. * It determines whether we exclude -moz-user-select:none nodes or not, * as well as whether selectstart events will be fired.
*/ bool mUserInitiated;
/** * When the selection change is caused by a call of Selection API, * mCalledByJS is true. Otherwise, false.
*/ bool mCalledByJS;
/** * true if AutoCopyListner::OnSelectionChange() should be called.
*/ bool mNotifyAutoCopy;
/** * Indicates that this selection has changed during a batch change and * `NotifySelectionListener()` should be called after batching ends. * * See `nsFrameSelection::StartBatchChanges()` and `::EndBatchChanges()`. * * This flag is set and reset in `NotifySelectionListener()`.
*/ bool mChangesDuringBatching = false;
};
// Stack-class to turn on/off selection batching. class MOZ_STACK_CLASS SelectionBatcher final { private: const RefPtr<Selection> mSelection; const int16_t mReasons; constchar* const mRequesterFuncName;
public: /** * @param aRequesterFuncName function name which wants the selection batch. * This won't be stored nor exposed to selection listeners etc, used only for * logging. This MUST be living when the destructor runs.
*/ // TODO: Mark these constructors `MOZ_CAN_RUN_SCRIPT` because the destructor // may run script via nsISelectionListener. explicit SelectionBatcher(Selection& aSelectionRef, constchar* aRequesterFuncName,
int16_t aReasons = nsISelectionListener::NO_REASON)
: SelectionBatcher(&aSelectionRef, aRequesterFuncName, aReasons) {} explicit SelectionBatcher(Selection* aSelection, constchar* aRequesterFuncName,
int16_t aReasons = nsISelectionListener::NO_REASON)
: mSelection(aSelection),
mReasons(aReasons),
mRequesterFuncName(aRequesterFuncName) { if (mSelection) {
mSelection->StartBatchChanges(mRequesterFuncName);
}
}
~SelectionBatcher() { if (mSelection) {
mSelection->EndBatchChanges(mRequesterFuncName, mReasons);
}
}
};
class MOZ_RAII AutoHideSelectionChanges final { public: explicit AutoHideSelectionChanges(const nsFrameSelection* aFrame);
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