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namespace mozilla { class PresShell;
} // namespace mozilla
/* * Base class for MathML container frames. It acts like an inferred * mrow. By default, this frame uses its Reflow() method to lay its * children horizontally and ensure that their baselines are aligned. * The Reflow() method relies upon Place() to position children. * By overloading Place() in derived classes, it is therefore possible * to position children in various customized ways.
*/
// Options for the preferred size at which to stretch our stretchy children #define STRETCH_CONSIDER_ACTUAL_SIZE 0x00000001 // just use our current size #define STRETCH_CONSIDER_EMBELLISHMENTS \
0x00000002 // size calculations include embellishments
class nsMathMLContainerFrame : public nsContainerFrame, public nsMathMLFrame { public:
nsMathMLContainerFrame(ComputedStyle* aStyle, nsPresContext* aPresContext,
ClassID aID)
: nsContainerFrame(aStyle, aPresContext, aID) {}
// Notification when an attribute is changed. The MathML module uses the // following paradigm: // // 1. If the MathML frame class doesn't have any cached automatic data that // depends on the attribute: // 1a. If the attribute is taken into account for the layout of the class // then, we reflow (e.g., this happens with mfrac@linethickness). // 2b. Otherwise, we don't force any reflow. // // 2. If the MathML frame class has cached automatic data that depends on // the attribute: // 2a. If the automatic data to update resides only within the descendants, // we just re-layout them using ReLayoutChildren(this); // (e.g., this happens with <ms>). // 2b. If the automatic data to update affects us in some way, we ask our // parent to re-layout its children using ReLayoutChildren(mParent); // Therefore, there is an overhead here in that our siblings are // re-laid too (e.g., this happens with <munder>, <mover>, // <munderover>). // nsresult AttributeChanged(int32_t aNameSpaceID, nsAtom* aAttribute, // int32_t aModType) override;
// helper function to apply mirroring to a horizontal coordinate, if needed.
nscoord MirrorIfRTL(nscoord aParentWidth, nscoord aChildWidth,
nscoord aChildLeading) { return StyleVisibility()->mDirection == mozilla::StyleDirection::Rtl
? aParentWidth - aChildWidth - aChildLeading
: aChildLeading;
}
protected: enumclass PlaceFlag : uint8_t { // If MeasureOnly is set, compute your desired size using the information // from GetReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor. However, child frames or other // elements should not be repositioned. // If MeasureOnly is not set, reflow is finished. You should position all // your children, and return your desired size. You should now use // FinishReflowChild() on your children to complete post-reflow operations.
MeasureOnly,
// If IntrinsicSize is set, the function is actually used to determine // intrinsic size (and consequently MeasureOnly is expected to be set too). // - It will use nsMathMLChar::GetMaxWidth instead of nsMathMLChar::Stretch. // - It will use IntrinsicISizeOffsets() for padding/border/margin instead // of GetUsedBorder/Padding/Margin(). // - etc
IntrinsicSize,
// If IgnoreBorderPadding is set, the function will complete without // adding the border/padding around the math layout. This can be used for // elements like <msqrt> that first layout their children as an <mrow>, // place some radical symbol on top of them and finally add its // padding/border around that radical symbol.
IgnoreBorderPadding,
// If DoNotAdjustForWidthAndHeight is set, the function will complete // without setting the computed width and height after the math layout. This // can be used similarly to IgnoreBorderPadding above.
DoNotAdjustForWidthAndHeight,
}; using PlaceFlags = mozilla::EnumSet<PlaceFlag>;
/* Place : * This method is used to measure or position child frames and other * elements. It may be called any number of times with MeasureOnly * true, and the final call of the Reflow process before * returning from Reflow() or Stretch() will have MeasureOnly false * to position the elements. * * IMPORTANT: This method uses GetReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor() which must * have been set up with SaveReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor(). * * The Place() method will use this information to compute the desired size * of the frame. * * @param aFlags [in] Flags to indicate the way the Place method should * behave. See document for PlaceFlag above. * * @param aDesiredSize [out] parameter where you should return your desired * size and your ascent/descent info. Compute your desired size using * the information from GetReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor, and include * any space you want for border/padding in the desired size you * return.
*/ virtual nsresult Place(DrawTarget* aDrawTarget, const PlaceFlags& aFlags,
ReflowOutput& aDesiredSize);
// helper to re-sync the automatic data in our children and notify our parent // to reflow us when changes (e.g., append/insert/remove) happen in our child // list virtual nsresult ChildListChanged(int32_t aModType);
// helper to get the preferred size that a container frame should use to fire // the stretch on its stretchy child frames. void GetPreferredStretchSize(DrawTarget* aDrawTarget, uint32_t aOptions,
nsStretchDirection aStretchDirection,
nsBoundingMetrics& aPreferredStretchSize);
// helper used by mstyle, mphantom, mpadded and mrow in their implementation // of TransmitAutomaticData() to determine whether they are space-like.
nsresult TransmitAutomaticDataForMrowLikeElement();
public: /* * Helper to render the frame as a default mrow-like container when an error * (typically invalid markup) was encountered during reflow. Parameters are * the same as Place().
*/
nsresult PlaceAsMrow(DrawTarget* aDrawTarget, const PlaceFlags& aFlags,
ReflowOutput& aDesiredSize);
/* * Helper to call ReportErrorToConsole for parse errors involving * attribute/value pairs. * @param aAttribute The attribute for which the parse error occured. * @param aValue The value for which the parse error occured.
*/
nsresult ReportParseError(const char16_t* aAttribute, const char16_t* aValue);
/* * Helper to call ReportErrorToConsole when certain tags * have more than the expected amount of children.
*/
nsresult ReportChildCountError();
/* * Helper to call ReportErrorToConsole when certain tags have * invalid child tags * @param aChildTag The tag which is forbidden in this context
*/
nsresult ReportInvalidChildError(nsAtom* aChildTag);
/* * Helper to call ReportToConsole when an error occurs. * @param aParams see nsContentUtils::ReportToConsole
*/
nsresult ReportErrorToConsole( constchar* aErrorMsgId, const nsTArray<nsString>& aParams = nsTArray<nsString>());
// helper method to reflow a child frame. We are inline frames, and we don't // know our positions until reflow is finished. That's why we ask the // base method not to worry about our position. void ReflowChild(nsIFrame* aKidFrame, nsPresContext* aPresContext,
ReflowOutput& aDesiredSize, const ReflowInput& aReflowInput,
nsReflowStatus& aStatus);
protected: // helper to add the inter-spacing when <math> is the immediate parent. // Since we don't (yet) handle the root <math> element ourselves, we need to // take special care of the inter-frame spacing on elements for which <math> // is the direct xml parent. This function will be repeatedly called from // left to right on the childframes of <math>, and by so doing it will // emulate the spacing that would have been done by a <mrow> container. // e.g., it fixes <math> <mi>f</mi> <mo>q</mo> <mi>f</mi> <mo>I</mo> </math> virtual nscoord FixInterFrameSpacing(ReflowOutput& aDesiredSize);
// helper method to complete the post-reflow hook and ensure that embellished // operators don't terminate their Reflow without receiving a Stretch command. virtual nsresult FinalizeReflow(DrawTarget* aDrawTarget,
ReflowOutput& aDesiredSize);
// Record metrics of a child frame for recovery through the following method staticvoid SaveReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor(
nsIFrame* aFrame, const ReflowOutput& aReflowOutput, const nsBoundingMetrics& aBoundingMetrics);
// helper method to facilitate getting the reflow and bounding metrics of a // child frame. The argument aMathMLFrameType, when non null, will return // the 'type' of the frame, which is used to determine the inter-frame // spacing. // IMPORTANT: This function is only meant to be called in Place() methods as // the information is available only when set up with the above method // during Reflow/Stretch() and GetPrefISize(). staticvoid GetReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor(
nsIFrame* aFrame, ReflowOutput& aReflowOutput,
nsBoundingMetrics& aBoundingMetrics,
eMathMLFrameType* aMathMLFrameType = nullptr);
// helper method to clear metrics saved with // SaveReflowAndBoundingMetricsFor() from all child frames. void ClearSavedChildMetrics();
// helper to let the update of presentation data pass through // a subtree that may contain non-MathML container frames staticvoid PropagatePresentationDataFor(nsIFrame* aFrame,
uint32_t aFlagsValues,
uint32_t aFlagsToUpdate);
// Sets flags on aFrame and all descendant frames staticvoid PropagateFrameFlagFor(nsIFrame* aFrame, nsFrameState aFlags);
// helper to let the rebuild of automatic data (presentation data // and embellishement data) walk through a subtree that may contain // non-MathML container frames. Note that this method re-builds the // automatic data in the children -- not in aParentFrame itself (except // for those particular operations that the parent frame may do in its // TransmitAutomaticData()). The reason it works this way is because // a container frame knows what it wants for its children, whereas children // have no clue who their parent is. For example, it is <mfrac> who knows // that its children have to be in scriptsizes, and has to transmit this // information to them. Hence, when changes occur in a child frame, the child // has to request the re-build from its parent. Unfortunately, the extra cost // for this is that it will re-sync in the siblings of the child as well. staticvoid RebuildAutomaticDataForChildren(nsIFrame* aParentFrame);
// helper to blow away the automatic data cached in a frame's subtree and // re-layout its subtree to reflect changes that may have happen. In the // event where aParentFrame isn't a MathML frame, it will first walk up to // the ancestor that is a MathML frame, and re-layout from there -- this is // to guarantee that automatic data will be rebuilt properly. Note that this // method re-builds the automatic data in the children -- not in the parent // frame itself (except for those particular operations that the parent frame // may do do its TransmitAutomaticData()). @see // RebuildAutomaticDataForChildren // // aBits are the bits to pass to FrameNeedsReflow() when we call it. static nsresult ReLayoutChildren(nsIFrame* aParentFrame);
protected: // Helper method which positions child frames as an <mrow> on given baseline // y = aBaseline starting from x = aOffsetX, calling FinishReflowChild() // on the frames. void PositionRowChildFrames(nscoord aOffsetX, nscoord aBaseline);
// A variant on FinishAndStoreOverflow() that uses the union of child // overflows, the frame bounds, and mBoundingMetrics to set and store the // overflow. void GatherAndStoreOverflow(ReflowOutput* aMetrics);
/** * Call DidReflow() if the NS_FRAME_IN_REFLOW frame bit is set on aFirst * and all its next siblings. The method does nothing if aFirst == nullptr.
*/ staticvoid DidReflowChildren(nsIFrame* aFirst);
/** * Recompute mIntrinsicISize if it's not already up to date.
*/ void UpdateIntrinsicISize(gfxContext* aRenderingContext);
private: class RowChildFrameIterator; friendclass RowChildFrameIterator;
};
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Currently, to benefit from line-breaking inside the <math> element, <math> is // simply mapping to nsBlockFrame or nsInlineFrame. // A separate implemention needs to provide: // 1) line-breaking // 2) proper inter-frame spacing // 3) firing of Stretch() (in which case FinalizeReflow() would have to be // cleaned) // Issues: If/when mathml becomes a pluggable component, the separation will be // needed. class nsMathMLmathBlockFrame final : public nsBlockFrame { public:
NS_DECL_QUERYFRAME
NS_DECL_FRAMEARENA_HELPERS(nsMathMLmathBlockFrame)
// beware, mFrames is not set by nsBlockFrame // cannot use mFrames{.FirstChild()|.etc} since the block code doesn't set // mFrames void SetInitialChildList(ChildListID aListID,
nsFrameList&& aChildList) override {
MOZ_ASSERT(aListID == mozilla::FrameChildListID::Principal ||
aListID == mozilla::FrameChildListID::Backdrop, "unexpected frame list");
nsBlockFrame::SetInitialChildList(aListID, std::move(aChildList)); if (aListID == mozilla::FrameChildListID::Principal) { // re-resolve our subtree to set any mathml-expected data
nsMathMLContainerFrame::RebuildAutomaticDataForChildren(this);
}
}
class nsMathMLmathInlineFrame final : public nsInlineFrame, public nsMathMLFrame { public:
NS_DECL_QUERYFRAME
NS_DECL_FRAMEARENA_HELPERS(nsMathMLmathInlineFrame)
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