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All * Rights Reserved. * * Contributor(s): */ #ifndef nsIReflowCommand_h___ #define nsIReflowCommand_h___ #include "nsISupports.h" #include class nsIAtom; class nsIFrame; class nsIPresContext; class nsIRenderingContext; struct nsHTMLReflowMetrics; struct nsSize; // IID for the nsIReflowCommand interface {C3658E40-FF20-11d1-85BC-00A02468FAB6} #define NS_IREFLOWCOMMAND_IID \ { 0xc3658e40, 0xff20, 0x11d1, \ {0x85, 0xbc, 0x0, 0xa0, 0x24, 0x68, 0xfa, 0xb6}} // Reflow command flags #define NS_RC_CREATED_DURING_DOCUMENT_LOAD 0x0001 /** * A reflow command is an object that is generated in response to a content * model change notification. The reflow command is given to a presentation * shell where it is queued and then dispatched by invoking the reflow * commands's Dispatch() member function. * * Reflow command processing follows a path from the root frame down to the * target frame (the frame for which the reflow command is destined). Reflow * commands are processed by invoking the frame's Reflow() member function. * * The typical flow of control for a given reflow command starts with a content * change notification. The content notifications are sent to document observers. * The presentation shell forwards the notifications to the style set. The style * system responds to the notifications by creating new frame (or destroying * existing frames) as appropriate, and then generating a reflow command. * * @see nsIDocumentObserver * @see nsIStyleSet * @see nsIFrameReflow#Reflow() * @see nsIPresShell#AppendReflowCommand() * @see nsIPresShell#ProcessReflowCommands() */ class nsIReflowCommand : public nsISupports { public: static const nsIID& GetIID() { static nsIID iid = NS_IREFLOWCOMMAND_IID; return iid; } enum ReflowType { // This reflow command is used when a leaf node's content changes // (e.g. some text in a text run, an image's source, etc.). The // target of the reflow command is the frame that changed (see // nsIFrame#ContentChanged() for how the target frame is // determined). ContentChanged, // This reflow command is used when the style for a frame has // changed. This also implies that if the frame is a container // that its childrens style has also changed. The target of the // reflow command is the frame that changed style. StyleChanged, // When an incremental reflow operation affects a next-in-flow, // these commands are used to get the next-in-flow to update // itself. PullupReflow, PushReflow, // This command is used to see if a prev-in-flow wants to pullup // some children from a next-in-flow that has changed because of // an incremental reflow. CheckPullupReflow, // Reflow dirty stuff (really a per-frame extension) ReflowDirty, // Trap door for extensions. UserDefined }; /** * Dispatch the reflow command. * * Builds a path from the target frame back to the root frame, and then * invokes the root frame's Reflow() member function. * * @see nsIFrame#Reflow() */ NS_IMETHOD Dispatch(nsIPresContext* aPresContext, nsHTMLReflowMetrics& aDesiredSize, const nsSize& aMaxSize, nsIRenderingContext& aRendContext) = 0; /** * Get the next frame in the command processing path. If requested removes the * the frame from the path. You must remove the frame from the path before * dispatching the reflow command to the next frame in the chain. */ NS_IMETHOD GetNext(nsIFrame*& aNextFrame, PRBool aRemove = PR_TRUE) = 0; /** * Get the target of the reflow command. */ NS_IMETHOD GetTarget(nsIFrame*& aTargetFrame) const = 0; /** * Change the target of the reflow command. */ NS_IMETHOD SetTarget(nsIFrame* aTargetFrame) = 0; /** * Get the type of reflow command. */ NS_IMETHOD GetType(ReflowType& aReflowType) const = 0; /** * Get the child frame associated with the reflow command. */ NS_IMETHOD GetChildFrame(nsIFrame*& aChildFrame) const = 0; /** * Returns the name of the child list to which the child frame belongs. * Only used for reflow command types FrameAppended, FrameInserted, and * FrameRemoved * * Returns nsnull if the child frame is associated with the unnamed * principal child list */ NS_IMETHOD GetChildListName(nsIAtom*& aListName) const = 0; /** * Sets the name of the child list to which the child frame belongs. * Only used for reflow command types FrameAppended, FrameInserted, and * FrameRemoved */ NS_IMETHOD SetChildListName(nsIAtom* aListName) = 0; /** * Get the previous sibling frame associated with the reflow command. * This is used for FrameInserted reflow commands. */ NS_IMETHOD GetPrevSiblingFrame(nsIFrame*& aSiblingFrame) const = 0; /** * Dump out the reflow-command to out */ NS_IMETHOD List(FILE* out) const = 0; /** * Get/set reflow command flags */ NS_IMETHOD GetFlags(PRInt32* aFlags) = 0; NS_IMETHOD SetFlags(PRInt32 aFlags) = 0; }; #endif /* nsIReflowCommand_h___ */