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All * Rights Reserved. * * Contributor(s): */ #include #include "nscore.h" #include "nsCRT.h" #include "nsHTMLParts.h" #include "nsIHTMLContent.h" #include "nsIDocument.h" #include "nsVoidArray.h" #include "nsDocument.h" #include "nsHTMLTagContent.h" #include "nsCoord.h" #include "nsSplittableFrame.h" #include "nsIContentDelegate.h" #include "nsIPresContext.h" #include "nsInlineFrame.h" #include "nsIAtom.h" static NS_DEFINE_IID(kIContentDelegateIID, NS_ICONTENTDELEGATE_IID); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // class MyDocument : public nsDocument { public: MyDocument(); NS_IMETHOD StartDocumentLoad(const char* aCommand, nsIChannel* aChannel, nsILoadGroup* aLoadGroup, nsISupports* aContainer, nsIStreamListener **aDocListener) { return NS_OK; } protected: virtual ~MyDocument(); }; MyDocument::MyDocument() { } MyDocument::~MyDocument() { } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Frame with a fixed width, but that's optionally splittable class FixedSizeFrame : public nsSplittableFrame { public: FixedSizeFrame(nsIContent* aContent, nsIFrame* aParentFrame); NS_IMETHOD Reflow(nsIPresContext* aPresContext, nsReflowMetrics& aDesiredSize, const nsReflowState& aReflowState, nsReflowStatus& aStatus); PRBool IsSplittable() const; }; class FixedSizeContent : public nsHTMLTagContent { public: FixedSizeContent(nscoord aWidth, nscoord aHeight, PRBool aIsSplittable = PR_FALSE); // Accessors nscoord GetWidth() {return mWidth;} void SetWidth(nscoord aWidth); nscoord GetHeight() {return mHeight;} void SetHeight(nscoord aHeight); void ToHTML(nsString& out); PRBool IsSplittable() const {return mIsSplittable;} void SetIsSplittable(PRBool aIsSplittable) {mIsSplittable = aIsSplittable;} private: nscoord mWidth, mHeight; PRBool mIsSplittable; }; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // FixedSizeFrame::FixedSizeFrame(nsIContent* aContent, nsIFrame* aParentFrame) : nsSplittableFrame(aContent, aParentFrame) { } NS_METHOD FixedSizeFrame::Reflow(nsIPresContext* aPresContext, nsReflowMetrics& aDesiredSize, const nsReflowState& aReflowState, nsReflowStatus& aStatus) { NS_PRECONDITION((aReflowState.availableWidth > 0) && (aReflowState.availableHeight > 0), "bad max size"); FixedSizeContent* content = (FixedSizeContent*)mContent; nsReflowStatus status = NS_FRAME_COMPLETE; FixedSizeFrame* prevInFlow = (FixedSizeFrame*)mPrevInFlow; aDesiredSize.width = content->GetWidth(); aDesiredSize.height = content->GetHeight(); // We can split once horizontally if (nsnull != prevInFlow) { aDesiredSize.width -= prevInFlow->mRect.width; } else if ((aDesiredSize.width > aReflowState.maxSize.width) && content->IsSplittable()) { aDesiredSize.width = aReflowState.maxSize.width; status = NS_FRAME_NOT_COMPLETE; } aDesiredSize.ascent = aDesiredSize.height; aDesiredSize.descent = 0; if (nsnull != aDesiredSize.maxElementSize) { aDesiredSize.maxElementSize->width = aDesiredSize.width; aDesiredSize.maxElementSize->height = aDesiredSize.height; } return status; } PRBool FixedSizeFrame::IsSplittable() const { FixedSizeContent* content = (FixedSizeContent*)mContent; return content->IsSplittable(); } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // FixedSizeContent::FixedSizeContent(nscoord aWidth, nscoord aHeight, PRBool aIsSplittable) : nsHTMLTagContent() { mWidth = aWidth; mHeight = aHeight; mIsSplittable = aIsSplittable; } // Change the width of the content triggering an incremental reflow void FixedSizeContent::SetWidth(nscoord aWidth) { NS_NOTYETIMPLEMENTED("set width"); } // Change the width of the content triggering an incremental reflow void FixedSizeContent::SetHeight(nscoord aHeight) { NS_NOTYETIMPLEMENTED("set height"); } void FixedSizeContent::ToHTML(nsString& out) { } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // class InlineFrame : public nsInlineFrame { public: InlineFrame(nsIContent* aContent, nsIFrame* aParent); // Accessors to return protected state nsIFrame* OverflowList() {return mOverflowList;} void ClearOverflowList() {mOverflowList = nsnull;} PRBool LastContentIsComplete() {return mLastContentIsComplete;} // Helper member functions PRInt32 MaxChildWidth(); PRInt32 MaxChildHeight(); }; InlineFrame::InlineFrame(nsIContent* aContent, nsIFrame* aParent) : nsInlineFrame(aContent, aParent) { } #if 0 PRInt32 InlineFrame::MaxChildWidth() { PRInt32 maxWidth = 0; nsIFrame* f; for (FirstChild(f); nsnull != f; f->GetNextSibling(f)) { if (f->GetWidth() > maxWidth) { maxWidth = f->GetWidth(); } } return maxWidth; } PRInt32 InlineFrame::MaxChildHeight() { PRInt32 maxHeight = 0; for (nsIFrame* f = FirstChild(); nsnull != f; f = f->GetNextSibling()) { if (f->GetHeight() > maxHeight) { maxHeight = f->GetHeight(); } } return maxHeight; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Helper functions // Compute the number of frames in the list static PRInt32 LengthOf(nsIFrame* aChildList) { PRInt32 result = 0; while (nsnull != aChildList) { aChildList = aChildList->GetNextSibling(); result++; } return result; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Test basic reflowing of unmapped children. No borders/padding or child // margins involved, and no splitting of child frames. b is an empty // HTML container // // Here's what this function tests: // - reflow unmapped maps all children and returns that it's complete // - each child frame is placed and sized properly // - the inline frame's desired width and height are correct static PRBool TestReflowUnmapped(nsIPresContext* presContext) { // Create an HTML container nsIHTMLContent* b; NS_NewHTMLContainer(&b, NS_NewAtom("span")); // Append three fixed width elements. b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(100, 100)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(300, 300)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(200, 200)); // Create an inline frame for the HTML container and set its // style context InlineFrame* f = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); nsIStyleContext* styleContext = presContext->ResolveStyleContextFor(b, nsnull); f->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); // Reflow the HTML container nsReflowMetrics reflowMetrics; nsSize maxSize(1000, 1000); nsReflowStatus status; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Make sure the frame is complete if (NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: initial reflow not complete: %d\n", status); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that all the children were mapped if (f->ChildCount() != b->ChildCount()) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: wrong number of child frames: %d\n", f->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that the last content offset is correct if (f->GetLastContentOffset() != (b->ChildCount() - 1)) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: wrong last content offset: %d\n", f->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the width/height of each child frame is correct for (PRInt32 i = 0; i < b->ChildCount(); i++) { FixedSizeContent* childContent = (FixedSizeContent*)b->ChildAt(i); nsIFrame* childFrame = f->ChildAt(i); if ((childFrame->GetWidth() != childContent->GetWidth()) || (childFrame->GetHeight() != childContent->GetHeight())) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: child frame size incorrect: %d\n", i); return PR_FALSE; } } // Verify that the inline frame's desired height is correct if (reflowMetrics.height != f->MaxChildHeight()) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: wrong frame height: %d\n", reflowMetrics.height); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the frames are tiled horizontally with no space between frames nscoord x = 0; for (nsIFrame* child = f->FirstChild(); child; child = child->GetNextSibling()) { nsPoint origin; child->GetOrigin(origin); if (origin.x != x) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: child x-origin is incorrect: %d\n", x); return PR_FALSE; } x += child->GetWidth(); } // and that the inline frame's desired width is correct if (reflowMetrics.width != x) { printf("ReflowUnmapped: wrong frame width: %d\n", reflowMetrics.width); return PR_FALSE; } NS_RELEASE(b); return PR_TRUE; } // Test the case where the frame max size is too small for even one child frame. // // Here's what this function tests: // 1. reflow unmapped with a max width narrower than the first child // a) when there's only one content child // b) when there's more than one content child // 2. reflow unmapped when the height's too small // 3. reflow mapped when the height's too small // 4. reflow mapped with a max width narrower than the first child static PRBool TestChildrenThatDontFit(nsIPresContext* presContext) { // Create an HTML container nsIHTMLContent* b; NS_NewHTMLContainer(&b, NS_NewAtom("span")); // Add one fixed width element. b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(100, 100)); // Create an inline frame for the HTML container and set its // style context InlineFrame* f = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); nsIStyleContext* styleContext = presContext->ResolveStyleContextFor(b, nsnull); f->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #1a // Reflow the frame with a width narrower than the first child frame. This // tests how we handle one child that doesn't fit when reflowing unmapped nsReflowMetrics reflowMetrics; nsSize maxSize(10, 1000); nsReflowStatus status; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify that the inline frame is complete if (NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFIt: reflow unmapped isn't complete (#1a): %d\n", status); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the desired width is the width of the first frame if (reflowMetrics.width != f->FirstChild()->GetWidth()) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: frame width is wrong (#1a): %d\n", f->FirstChild()->GetWidth()); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #1b // Append two more fixed width elements. b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(300, 300)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(200, 200)); // Create a new inline frame for the HTML container InlineFrame* f1 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f1->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); // Reflow the frame with a width narrower than the first child frame. This // tests how we handle children that don't fit when reflowing unmapped maxSize.SizeTo(10, 1000); status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify that the frame is not complete if (NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFIt: reflow unmapped isn't not complete (#1b): %d\n", status); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the desired width is the width of the first frame if (reflowMetrics.width != f1->FirstChild()->GetWidth()) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: frame width is wrong (#1b): %d\n", f1->FirstChild()->GetWidth()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the child count is only 1 if (f1->ChildCount() != 1) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: more than one child frame (#1b): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that there's no overflow list. If there's an overflow list that means // we reflowed a second frame and we would have passed it a negative max size // which is not a very nice thing to do if (nsnull != f1->OverflowList()) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: unexpected overflow list (#1b)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #2 // Now reflow the frame wide enough so that all the frames fit. Make // the height small enough so that no frames fit, so we can test that // reflow unmapped handles that check correctly maxSize.width = 1000; maxSize.height = 10; reflowMetrics.height = 0; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify the frame is complete if (NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: resize isn't complete (#2): %d\n", status); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that all child frames are now there if (f1->ChildCount() != b->ChildCount()) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: wrong child count (#2): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that the frame's height is the right size if (reflowMetrics.height != f1->MaxChildHeight()) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: height is wrong (#2): %d\n", reflowMetrics.height); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #3 // Now test reflow mapped against a height that's too small nscoord oldHeight = reflowMetrics.height; maxSize.height = 10; reflowMetrics.height = 0; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify the frame is complete and we still have all the child frames if (NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status) || (f1->ChildCount() != b->ChildCount())) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: reflow mapped failed (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the desired height of the frame is the same as before if (reflowMetrics.height != oldHeight) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: height is wrong (#3): %d\n", reflowMetrics.height); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #4 // And finally test reflowing mapped with a max width narrower than the first // child maxSize.width = 10; maxSize.height = 1000; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify the frame is not complete if (NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFIt: reflow mapped isn't not complete (#4): %d\n", status); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that there's only one child if (f1->ChildCount() > 1) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFIt: reflow mapped too many children (#4): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that the desired width is the width of the first frame if (reflowMetrics.width != f1->FirstChild()->GetWidth()) { printf("ChildrenThatDontFit: frame width is wrong (#4): %d\n", f1->FirstChild()->GetWidth()); return PR_FALSE; } NS_RELEASE(b); return PR_TRUE; } // Test handling of the overflow list // // Here's what this function tests: // 1. reflow unmapped places children whose width doesn't completely fit on // the overflow list // 2. frames use their own overflow list when reflowing mapped children // 3. continuing frames should use the overflow list from their prev-in-flow static PRBool TestOverflow(nsIPresContext* presContext) { // Create an HTML container nsIHTMLContent* b; NS_NewHTMLContainer(&b, NS_NewAtom("span")); // Append three fixed width elements. b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(100, 100)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(300, 300)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(200, 200)); // Create an inline frame for the HTML container and set its // style context InlineFrame* f = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); nsIStyleContext* styleContext = presContext->ResolveStyleContextFor(b, nsnull); f->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #1 // Reflow the frame so only half the second frame fits nsReflowMetrics reflowMetrics; nsSize maxSize(150, 1000); nsReflowStatus status; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // Verify that there's one frame on the overflow list if ((nsnull == f->OverflowList()) || (LengthOf(f->OverflowList()) != 1)) { printf("Overflow: no overflow list (#1)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #2 // Reflow the frame again this time so all the child frames fit. The inline // frame should use its own overflow list maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "isn't complete"); // Verify the overflow list is now empty if (nsnull != f->OverflowList()) { printf("Overflow: overflow list should be empty (#2)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #3 // Reflow the frame so that only the first frame fits. The rest of the // children should go on the overflow list. This isn't interesting by // itself, but it enables the next test maxSize.width = f->FirstChild()->GetWidth(); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION((f->ChildCount() == 1) && (LengthOf(f->OverflowList()) == 2), "bad overflow list"); // Create a continuing frame InlineFrame* f1 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f1->SetStyleContext(f->GetStyleContext(presContext)); f->SetNextSibling(f1); f->SetNextInFlow(f1); f1->SetPrevInFlow(f); // Reflow the continuing frame. It should get its children from the overflow list maxSize.width = 1000; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(NS_FRAME_IS_COMPLETE(status), "bad continuing frame"); // Verify that the overflow list is now empty if (nsnull != f->OverflowList()) { printf("Overflow: overflow list should be empty (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // and that the continuing frame has the remaining children if (f1->ChildCount() != (b->ChildCount() - f->ChildCount())) { printf("Overflow: continuing frame child count is wrong (#3): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the content offsets of the continuing frame are correct if (f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != f1->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent()) { printf("Overflow: continuing frame bad first content offset (#3): %d\n", f1->GetFirstContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } if (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != (f1->LastChild()->GetIndexInParent())) { printf("Overflow: continuing frame bad last content offset (#3): %d\n", f1->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } NS_RELEASE(b); return PR_TRUE; } // Test handling of pushing/pulling children // // Here's what this function tests: // 1. continuing frames pick up where their prev-in-flow left off // 2. pulling up a child from a next-in-flow // 3. pushing a child frame to a next-in-flow that already has children // 4. pushing a child frame to an empty next-in-flow // 5. pulling up children from a next-in-flow that has an overflow list // 6. pulling up all the children across an empty frame // 7. pulling up only some of the children across an empty frame // 8. partially pulling up a child from a next-in-flow static PRBool TestPushingPulling(nsIPresContext* presContext) { // Create an HTML container nsIHTMLContent* b; NS_NewHTMLContainer(&b, NS_NewAtom("span")); // Append three fixed width elements. b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(100, 100)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(300, 300)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(200, 200)); // Create an inline frame for the HTML container and set its // style context InlineFrame* f = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); nsIStyleContext* styleContext = presContext->ResolveStyleContextFor(b, nsnull); f->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); // Reflow the inline frame so only the first frame fits nsReflowMetrics reflowMetrics; nsSize maxSize(100, 1000); nsReflowStatus status; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status), "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #1 // Create a continuing inline frame and test that it picks up with the second // child frame. See TestOverflow() for checking the case where the continuing // frame uses the overflow list, and TestSplittableChildren() for the // case where the last child isn't complete NS_ASSERTION(nsnull == f->OverflowList(), "unexpected overflow list"); InlineFrame* f1 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f1->SetStyleContext(f->GetStyleContext(presContext)); f->SetNextSibling(f1); f->SetNextInFlow(f1); f1->SetPrevInFlow(f); // Reflow the continuing inline frame. It should have the remainder of the // children maxSize.width = 1000; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(NS_FRAME_IS_COMPLETE(status), "bad continuing frame"); // Verify that the continuing inline frame has the remaining children if (f1->ChildCount() != (b->ChildCount() - f->ChildCount())) { printf("PushPull: continuing frame child count is wrong (#1): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #2 // Reflow the first inline frame so that two child frames now fit. This tests // pulling up a child frame from the next-in-flow maxSize.width = 400; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 2, "bad child count"); NS_ASSERTION(f1->ChildCount() == 1, "bad continuing child count"); // Verify the last content offset of the first inline frame if (f->GetLastContentOffset() != (f->ChildCount() - 1)) { printf("PushPull: bad last content offset (#2): %d\n", f->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the first/last content offsets of the continuing inline frame // were updated correctly after pulling up a child if (f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != f1->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent()) { printf("PushPull: continuing frame bad first content offset (#2): %d\n", f1->GetFirstContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } if (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != (f1->LastChild()->GetIndexInParent())) { printf("PushPull: continuing frame bad last content offset (#2): %d\n", f1->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #3 // Now reflow the inline frame so only the first child fits and verify the pushing // code works correctly. // // This tests the case where we're pushing to a next-in-flow that already has // child frames maxSize.width = f->FirstChild()->GetWidth(); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(NS_FRAME_IS_NOT_COMPLETE(status), "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // Verify the last content offset of the first inline frame if (f->GetLastContentOffset() != 0) { printf("PushPull: bad last content offset after push (#3): %d\n", f->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the continuing inline frame has two children if (f1->ChildCount() != 2) { printf("PushPull: continuing child bad child count after push (#3): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify its first content offset is correct if (f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != f1->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent()) { printf("PushPull: continuing child bad first content offset after push (#3): %d\n", f1->GetFirstContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that the last content offset is correct if (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != (f1->LastChild()->GetIndexInParent())) { printf("PushPull: continuing child bad last content offset after push (#3): %d\n", f1->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // Now pull all the frames back to the first inline frame maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); // Verify the child count and last content offset of the first inline frame if ((f->ChildCount() != b->ChildCount()) || (f->GetLastContentOffset() != (f->ChildCount() - 1))) { printf("PushPull: failed to pull up all the child frames (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // The continuing inline frame should have no children if (f1->ChildCount() != 0) { printf("PushPull: continuing child is not empty after pulling up all children (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #4 // Now reflow the inline frame so only the first child fits and verify the pushing // code works correctly. // // This tests the case where we're pushing to an empty next-in-flow maxSize.width = f->FirstChild()->GetWidth(); f1->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow check of next-in-flow status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // Verify the continuing inline frame has two children if (f1->ChildCount() != 2) { printf("PushPull: continuing child bad child count after push (#4): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify its first content offset is correct if (f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != f1->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent()) { printf("PushPull: continuing child bad first content offset after push (#4): %d\n", f1->GetFirstContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that the last content offset is correct if (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != (f1->LastChild()->GetIndexInParent())) { printf("PushPull: continuing child bad last content offset after push (#4): %d\n", f1->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #5 // Test pulling up children from a next-in-flow that has an overflow list. // Reflow f1 so only one child fits maxSize.width = 300; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f1->ChildCount() == 1) && (f1->GetLastContentOffset() == 1), "bad reflow"); NS_ASSERTION(nsnull != f1->OverflowList(), "no overflow list"); // Now reflow the first inline frame so it's wide enough for all the child frames maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f->ChildCount() == 3) && (f->GetLastContentOffset() == 2), "bad mapping"); // The second frame should be be empty, and it should not have an overflow list if (f1->ChildCount() != 0) { printf("PushPull: continuing child isn't empty (#5)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } if (nsnull != f1->OverflowList()) { printf("PushPull: continuing child still has overflow list (#5)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #6 // Test pulling up all the child frames across an empty frame, i.e. a frame // from which we've already pulled up all the children // // Set it up so that there's one frame in 'f' and one frame in 'f1' maxSize.width = 100; f1->BreakFromPrevFlow(); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f->ChildCount() == 1) && (f->GetLastContentOffset() == 0), "bad mapping"); maxSize.width = 300; f1->AppendToFlow(f); status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f1->ChildCount() == 1) && (f1->GetLastContentOffset() == 1), "bad mapping"); NS_ASSERTION(nsnull != f1->OverflowList(), "no overflow list"); // Now create a third inline frame and have it map the third child frame InlineFrame* f2 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f2->SetStyleContext(f->GetStyleContext(presContext)); f1->SetNextSibling(f2); f1->SetNextInFlow(f2); f2->SetPrevInFlow(f1); maxSize.width = 1000; status = f2->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(nsnull == f1->OverflowList(), "overflow list"); // Now reflow the first inline frame wide enough so all the child frames fit // XXX This isn't enough and we need one more test. We need to first // pull up just one child, then reflow the first frame again so all // the child frames fit. status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify that the inline frame is complete if (NS_FRAME_NOT_IS_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("PushPull: failed to pull-up across empty frame (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the inline frame maps all the children if ((f->ChildCount() != 3) || (f->GetLastContentOffset() != 2)) { printf("PushPull: bad last content offset or child count (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the next two inline frames are empty if (f1->ChildCount() != 0) { printf("PushPull: second frame isn't empty (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } if (f2->ChildCount() != 0) { printf("PushPull: third frame isn't empty (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #7 // Test pulling up only some of the child frames across an empty frame, i.e. // a frame from which we've already pulled up all the children // // Set it up so that there's one child frame in the first inline frame maxSize.width = 100; f1->BreakFromPrevFlow(); f2->BreakFromPrevFlow(); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); NS_ASSERTION(f->GetLastContentOffset() == 0, "bad mapping"); // And one frame in f1 maxSize.width = 300; f1->AppendToFlow(f); status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f1->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); NS_ASSERTION((f1->GetFirstContentOffset() == 1) && (f1->GetLastContentOffset() == 1), "bad mapping"); // And one frame in f2 f2->AppendToFlow(f1); maxSize.width = 1000; status = f2->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f2->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); NS_ASSERTION((f2->GetFirstContentOffset() == 2) && (f2->GetLastContentOffset() == 2), "bad mapping"); // Now reflow the first inline frame wide enough so that the first two child // frames fit maxSize.width = 400; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // Verify that the first inline frame is not complete if (NS_FRAME_IS_COMPLETE(status)) { printf("PushPull: bad status (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the first inline frame maps two children if ((f->ChildCount() != 2) || (f->GetLastContentOffset() != 1)) { printf("PushPull: bad last content offset or child count (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the second inline frame is empty if (f1->ChildCount() != 0) { printf("PushPull: second frame isn't empty (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // and that it's content offset must be correct, because the third inline // frame isn't empty // Note: don't check the last content offset, because for empty frames the value // is undefined... if (f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != f->NextChildOffset()) { printf("PushPull: second frame bad first content offset (#7): %d\n", f1->GetFirstContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the third inline frame has one child frame if (f2->ChildCount() != 1) { printf("PushPull: third frame bad child count (#7): %d\n", f2->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that its content offsets are correct if ((f2->GetFirstContentOffset() != 2) || (f2->GetLastContentOffset() != 2)) { printf("PushPull: third frame bad content mapping (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #8 // Test partially pulling up a child. First get all the child frames back into // the first inline frame, and get rid of the third inline frame f2->BreakFromPrevFlow(); f1->SetNextSibling(nsnull); maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 3, "bad child count"); f1->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow checks below // Now reflow the first inline frame so there are two frames pushed to the // next-in-flow maxSize.width = 100; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f->ChildCount() == 1) && (f1->ChildCount() == 2), "bad child count"); // Reflow the first inline frame so that part only part of the second child frame // fits. In order to test this we need to make the second piece of content // splittable FixedSizeContent* c2 = (FixedSizeContent*)b->ChildAt(1); c2->SetIsSplittable(PR_TRUE); maxSize.width = 250; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); // The first inline frame should have two child frames if (f->ChildCount() != 2) { printf("PushPull: bad child count when pulling up (#8): %d\n", f->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // it should have a last content offset of 1, and it's last content should // not be complete if ((f->GetLastContentOffset() != 1) || f->LastContentIsComplete()) { printf("PushPull: bad content mapping when pulling up (#8)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // The continuing inline frame should also have two child frame if (f1->ChildCount() != 2) { printf("PushPull: continuing frame bad child count (#8): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and correct content offsets if ((f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != f1->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent()) || (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != (f1->LastChild()->GetIndexInParent()))) { printf("PushPull: continuing frame bad mapping (#8)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // The first child of f1 should be in the flow if (f1->FirstChild()->GetPrevInFlow() != f->LastChild()) { printf("PushPull: continuing frame bad flow (#8)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } NS_RELEASE(b); return PR_TRUE; } // Test handling of splittable children // // Here's what this function tests: // 1. reflow unmapped correctly handles child frames that need to split // 2. reflow mapped correctly handles when the last child is incomplete // 3. reflow mapped correctly handles the case of a child that's incomplete // and that already has a next-in-flow // 4. reflow mapped handles the case where a child that's incomplete now fits // when reflowed again // a) when the child has a next-in-flow // b) when the child doesn't have a next-in-flow // 5. continuing frame checks its prev-in-flow's last child and if it's incomplete // creates a continuing frame // 6. reflow mapped correctly handles child frames that need to be continued // 7. pulling up across empty frames resulting from deleting a child's next-in-flows static PRBool TestSplittableChildren(nsIPresContext* presContext) { // Create an HTML container nsIHTMLContent* b; NS_NewHTMLContainer(&b, NS_NewAtom("span")); // Append three fixed width elements that can split b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(100, 100, PR_TRUE)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(300, 300, PR_TRUE)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(200, 200, PR_TRUE)); // Create an inline frame for the HTML container and set its // style context InlineFrame* f = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); nsIStyleContext* styleContext = presContext->ResolveStyleContextFor(b, nsnull); f->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #1 // Reflow the inline frame so only half of the first frame fits. This tests // reflow unmapped nsReflowMetrics reflowMetrics; nsSize maxSize(50, 1000); nsIFrame::ReflowStatus status; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // Verify that the inline frame isn't complete if (nsIFrame::frNotComplete != status) { printf("Splittable: inline frame should be incomplete (#1): %d\n", status); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the last content offset is correct if (f->GetLastContentOffset() != 0) { printf("Splittable: wrong last content offset (#1): %d\n", f->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the last child isn't complete if (f->LastContentIsComplete()) { printf("Splittable: child should not be complete (#1)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #2 // Now reflow the inline frame again and test reflow mapped status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // The inline frame should still be incomplete with a last content offset of 0 if ((nsIFrame::frNotComplete != status) || (f->GetLastContentOffset() != 0) || (f->LastContentIsComplete())) { printf("Splittable: reflow mapped failed (#2)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // There should be an overflow list containing the first child's next-in-flow if ((nsnull == f->OverflowList()) || (f->OverflowList() != f->FirstChild()->GetNextInFlow())) { printf("Splittable: should be an overflow list (#2)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the first child has a null next sibling. Children on the overflow // list should be disconnected from the mapped children if (nsnull != f->FirstChild()->GetNextSibling()) { printf("Splittable: first child has overflow list as next sibling (#2)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #3 // Reflow it again with the same size and make sure we don't add any more // frames to the overflow list status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // The inline frame should still have a last content offset of 0 and // the last content child should still be incomplete if ((f->GetLastContentOffset() != 0) || (f->LastContentIsComplete())) { printf("Splittable: reflow mapped again failed (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // The overflow list should still have only one child if (LengthOf(f->OverflowList()) != 1) { printf("Splittable: reflow mapped again has bad overflow list (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #4a // Now reflow the inline frame so that the the first child now completely fits. // This tests how reflow mapped handles the case of a child that's incomplete // and has a next-in-flow, and when reflowed now fits. maxSize.width = 100; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // The inline frame should have a last content offset of 0 if (f->GetLastContentOffset() != 0) { printf("Splittable: wrong last content offset (#4a): %d\n", f->GetLastContentOffset()); return PR_FALSE; } // The first child should now be complete if (!f->LastContentIsComplete()) { printf("Splittable: last child isn't complete (#4a)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // it should not have a next-in-flow if (nsnull != f->FirstChild()->GetNextInFlow()) { printf("Splittable: unexpected next-in-flow (#4a)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // and there should be no overflow list if (nsnull != f->OverflowList()) { printf("Splittable: unexpected overflow list (#4a)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #4b // This is a variation of the previous test where the child doesn't have // a next-in-flow. Reflow the inline frame so the first child is incomplete maxSize.width = 50; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(!f->LastContentIsComplete(), "last child should be incomplete"); NS_ASSERTION(nsnull != f->OverflowList(), "no overflow list"); NS_ASSERTION(f->FirstChild()->GetNextInFlow() == f->OverflowList(), "bad next-in-flow"); // Now get rid of the overflow list and the first child's next-in-flow f->FirstChild()->SetNextInFlow(nsnull); f->ClearOverflowList(); // Now reflow the inline frame so the first child fits. This tests that we // correctly reset mLastContentIsComplete when the frame that was incomplete // doesn't have a next-in-flow maxSize.width = 100; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "bad child count"); // Verify that the first child is complete if (!f->LastContentIsComplete()) { printf("Splittable: last content is NOT complete (#4b)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #5 // Create a continuing inline frame and have it pick up with the second // child InlineFrame* f1 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f1->SetStyleContext(f->GetStyleContext(presContext)); f->SetNextSibling(f1); f->SetNextInFlow(f1); f1->SetPrevInFlow(f); // Reflow the continuing inline frame so its second frame is not complete maxSize.width = 150; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f1->GetFirstContentOffset() == 1) && (f1->GetLastContentOffset() == 1), "bad offsets"); NS_ASSERTION(!f1->LastContentIsComplete(), "should not be complete"); // Create a third continuing inline frame and verify that it picks up by continuing // the second child frame. This tests the case where the prev-in-flow's last // child isn't complete and there's no overflow list NS_ASSERTION(nsnull == f1->OverflowList(), "unexpected overflow list"); InlineFrame* f2 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f2->SetStyleContext(f->GetStyleContext(presContext)); f1->SetNextSibling(f2); f1->SetNextInFlow(f2); f2->SetPrevInFlow(f1); // Make the width large enough for all the remaining frames to fit maxSize.width = 1000; status = f2->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); // Verify the first child is a continuing frame of its prev-in-flow's // child if (f2->FirstChild()->GetPrevInFlow() != f1->FirstChild()) { printf("Splittable: child frame bad prev-in-flow (#5)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the two child frames have the same content offset and so // do their parents if ((f2->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent() != f1->FirstChild()->GetIndexInParent()) || (f2->GetFirstContentOffset() != f1->GetFirstContentOffset())) { printf("Splittable: bad content offset (#5)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that the third continuing inline frame is complete and that it has two children if ((nsnull != f2->FirstChild()->GetNextInFlow()) || (f2->ChildCount() != 2)) { printf("Splittable: bad continuing frame (#5)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #6 // Test how reflow mapped handles the case where an existing child doesn't // fit when reflowed. We care about the case where the child doesn't have // a continuing frame and so we have to create one // // Reflow the first inline frame so all the child frames fit maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f->ChildCount() == 3) && (f->GetLastContentOffset() == 2), "bad count"); f1->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow checks f2->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow checks // Now reflow it so that the first child needs to be continued maxSize.width = 50; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); // Verify there's only one child in f if (f->ChildCount() != 1) { printf("Splittable: bad child count (#6): %d\n", f->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the last content offset and that the last content is not complete if ((f->GetLastContentOffset() != 0) || f->LastContentIsComplete()) { printf("Splittable: bad content mapping (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify that there are three children in the next-in-flow, and that // the first child is a continuing frame if (f1->ChildCount() != 3) { printf("Splittable: continuing frame bad child count (#6): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } if (f1->FirstChild()->GetPrevInFlow() != f->LastChild()) { printf("Splittable: continuing frame bad child flow (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the next-in-flow's content offsets if ((f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != 0) || (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != 2)) { printf("Splittable: continuing frame bad mapping (#6)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #7 // Test pulling up across empty frames resulting from deleting a child // frame's next-in-flows // // Reflow the first inline frame so all the child frames fit maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "bad status"); NS_ASSERTION((f->ChildCount() == 3) && (f->GetLastContentOffset() == 2), "bad count"); f1->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow checks f2->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow checks // Now reflow the first inline frame so that the second child frame is continued maxSize.width = 200; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); // Verify the first inline frame's child count is correct if (f->ChildCount() != 2) { printf("Splittable: bad child count (#7): %d\n", f->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the last content offset and that the last frame isn't complete if ((f->GetLastContentOffset() != 1) || (f->LastContentIsComplete())) { printf("Splittable: bad mapping (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // The second inline frame should have two children as well if (f1->ChildCount() != 2) { printf("Splittable: continuing frame bad child count (#7): %d\n", f1->ChildCount()); return PR_FALSE; } // and that its content offsets are correct if ((f1->GetFirstContentOffset() != 1) || (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != 2)) { printf("Splittable: continuing frame bad mapping (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Now reflow the second inline frame so that only the continuing child frame // fits and the last frame is pushed to the third inline frame maxSize.width = 200; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frNotComplete == status, "bad status"); // Verify the second inline frame's child count and last content offset if ((f1->ChildCount() != 1) || (f1->GetLastContentOffset() != 1)) { printf("Splittable: continuing frame bad child count or mapping (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Verify the third inline frame maps the last child frame and has correct // content offsets if ((f2->ChildCount() != 1) || (f2->GetFirstContentOffset() != 2) || (f2->GetLastContentOffset() != 2)) { printf("Splittable: last continuing frame bad child count or mapping (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Now the real test. Reflow the first inline frame so all the child frames fit. // What we're testing is that the pull-up code correctly handles the case where // there's an empty frame that results from the second child frame's next-in-flow // being deleted maxSize.width = 1000; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, nsnull); // The inline frame should be complete and map all three child frames if ((nsIFrame::frComplete != status) || (f->ChildCount() != 3)) { printf("Splittable: first inline frame does not map all the child frames (#7)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } NS_RELEASE(b); return PR_TRUE; } // Test computing the max element size // // Here's what this function tests: // 1. reflow unmapped correctly computes the max element size // 2. reflow mapped correctly computes the max element size // 3. reflow mapped/unmapped work together to compute the correct result // 4. pulling-up children code computes the correct result static PRBool TestMaxElementSize(nsIPresContext* presContext) { // Create an HTML container nsIHTMLContent* b; NS_NewHTMLContainer(&b, NS_NewAtom("span")); // Append three fixed width elements. b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(100, 100)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(300, 300)); b->AppendChildTo(new FixedSizeContent(200, 200)); // Create an inline frame for the HTML container and set its // style context InlineFrame* f = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); nsIStyleContext* styleContext = presContext->ResolveStyleContextFor(b, nsnull); f->SetStyleContext(presContext,styleContext); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #1 // Reflow the inline frame and check our max element size computation when reflowing // unmapped children // // Note: we've already tested elsewhere that we correctly handle the case // where aMaxElementSize is NULL and that we don't GPF... nsSize maxElementSize(0, 0); nsReflowMetrics reflowMetrics; nsSize maxSize(1000, 1000); nsIFrame::ReflowStatus status; status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); // Verify that the max element size is correct NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "isn't complete"); if ((maxElementSize.width != f->MaxChildWidth()) || (maxElementSize.height != f->MaxChildHeight())) { printf("MaxElementSize: wrong result in reflow unmapped (#1): (%d, %d)\n", maxElementSize.width, maxElementSize.height); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #2 // Now compute it again and check the computation when reflowing // mapped children maxElementSize.SizeTo(0, 0); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "isn't complete"); if ((maxElementSize.width != f->MaxChildWidth()) || (maxElementSize.height != f->MaxChildHeight())) { printf("MaxElementSize: wrong result in reflow mapped (#2): (%d, %d)\n", maxElementSize.width, maxElementSize.height); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #3 // Check that reflow mapped/unmapped work together. Reflow the inline frame // so that only the first two frames (including the largest frame) fit nsIFrame* maxChild = f->ChildAt(1); nsPoint origin; maxChild->GetOrigin(origin); maxSize.width = origin.x + maxChild->GetWidth(); maxElementSize.SizeTo(0, 0); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); if ((nsIFrame::frNotComplete != status) || (f->ChildCount() != 2)) { printf("MaxElementSize: reflow failed (#3)\n"); return PR_FALSE; } // Now reflow it again and check that the maximum element size is correct maxSize.width = 1000; maxElementSize.SizeTo(0, 0); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "isn't complete"); if ((maxElementSize.width != f->MaxChildWidth()) || (maxElementSize.height != f->MaxChildHeight())) { printf("MaxElementSize: wrong result in reflow mapped/unmapped (#3): (%d, %d)\n", maxElementSize.width, maxElementSize.height); return PR_FALSE; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Test #4 // Last thing to check is pulling up children. Reflow it so only the first two // frames (including the largest frame) fit maxChild = f->ChildAt(1); maxChild->GetOrigin(origin); maxSize.width = origin.x + maxChild->GetWidth(); maxElementSize.SizeTo(0, 0); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 2, "unexpected child count"); // Create a continuing inline frame and reflow it InlineFrame* f1 = new InlineFrame(b, 0, nsnull); f1->SetStyleContext(f->GetStyleContext(presContext)); f->SetNextSibling(f1); f->SetNextInFlow(f1); f1->SetPrevInFlow(f); maxSize.width = 1000; status = f1->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION((nsIFrame::frComplete == status) && (f1->ChildCount() == 1), "bad continuing frame"); // Now reflow the first inline frame so all child frames fit, and verify the // max element size is correct maxElementSize.SizeTo(0, 0); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "isn't complete"); NS_ASSERTION(f1->ChildCount() == 0, "pull-up failed"); if ((maxElementSize.width != f->MaxChildWidth()) || (maxElementSize.height != f->MaxChildHeight())) { printf("MaxElementSize: wrong result in reflow mapped/pull-up (#4): (%d, %d)\n", maxElementSize.width, maxElementSize.height); return PR_FALSE; } // Now reflow it so that the largest size frame is in the continuing inline frame f1->SetFirstContentOffset(f->NextChildOffset()); // don't trigger pre-reflow checks maxSize.width = f->FirstChild()->GetWidth(); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION(f->ChildCount() == 1, "unexpected child count"); NS_ASSERTION(f1->ChildCount() == 2, "unexpected child count"); // Now reflow the first inline frame so all child frames fit, and verify the // max element size is correct maxSize.width = 1000; maxElementSize.SizeTo(0, 0); status = f->ResizeReflow(presContext, reflowMetrics, maxSize, &maxElementSize); NS_ASSERTION(nsIFrame::frComplete == status, "isn't complete"); NS_ASSERTION(f1->ChildCount() == 0, "pull-up failed"); if ((maxElementSize.width != f->MaxChildWidth()) || (maxElementSize.height != f->MaxChildHeight())) { printf("MaxElementSize: wrong result in reflow mapped/pull-up (#4): (%d, %d)\n", maxElementSize.width, maxElementSize.height); return PR_FALSE; } NS_RELEASE(b); return PR_TRUE; } #endif int main(int argc, char** argv) { #if 0 // Create test document and presentation context MyDocument *myDoc = new MyDocument(); nsIPresContext* presContext; nsIDeviceContext *dx; static NS_DEFINE_IID(kDeviceContextCID, NS_DEVICE_CONTEXT_CID); static NS_DEFINE_IID(kDeviceContextIID, NS_IDEVICE_CONTEXT_IID); nsresult rv = nsComponentManager::CreateInstance(kDeviceContextCID, nsnull, kDeviceContextIID, (void **)&dx); if (NS_OK == rv) { dx->Init(nsull); dx->SetDevUnitsToAppUnits(dx->GetDevUnitsToTwips()); dx->SetAppUnitsToDevUnits(dx->GetTwipsToDevUnits()); } NS_NewGalleyContext(&presContext); presContext->Init(dx, nsnull); // Test basic reflowing of unmapped children if (!TestReflowUnmapped(presContext)) { return -1; } // Test the case where the frame max size is too small for even one child frame if (!TestChildrenThatDontFit(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestOverflow(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestPushingPulling(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestSplittableChildren(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestMaxElementSize(presContext)) { return -1; } /* if (!TestIncremental(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestBorderPadding(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestChildMargins(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestAlignment(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestDisplayNone(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestRelativePositioning(presContext)) { return -1; } if (!TestAbsolutePositiong(presContext)) { return -1; } */ presContext->Release(); myDoc->Release(); #endif return 0; }