gecko-dev/parser/html/nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad.h
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#ifndef nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad_h_
#define nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad_h_
#include "nsString.h"
class nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor;
enum eHtml5SpeculativeLoad {
#ifdef DEBUG
eSpeculativeLoadUninitialized,
#endif
eSpeculativeLoadImage,
eSpeculativeLoadScript,
eSpeculativeLoadStyle,
eSpeculativeLoadManifest
};
class nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad {
public:
nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad();
~nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad();
inline void InitImage(const nsAString& aUrl) {
NS_PRECONDITION(mOpCode == eSpeculativeLoadUninitialized,
"Trying to reinitialize a speculative load!");
mOpCode = eSpeculativeLoadImage;
mUrl.Assign(aUrl);
}
inline void InitScript(const nsAString& aUrl,
const nsAString& aCharset,
const nsAString& aType) {
NS_PRECONDITION(mOpCode == eSpeculativeLoadUninitialized,
"Trying to reinitialize a speculative load!");
mOpCode = eSpeculativeLoadScript;
mUrl.Assign(aUrl);
mCharset.Assign(aCharset);
mType.Assign(aType);
}
inline void InitStyle(const nsAString& aUrl, const nsAString& aCharset) {
NS_PRECONDITION(mOpCode == eSpeculativeLoadUninitialized,
"Trying to reinitialize a speculative load!");
mOpCode = eSpeculativeLoadStyle;
mUrl.Assign(aUrl);
mCharset.Assign(aCharset);
}
/**
* "Speculative" manifest loads aren't truly speculative--if a manifest
* gets loaded, we are committed to it. There can never be a <script>
* before the manifest, so the situation of having to undo a manifest due
* to document.write() never arises. The reason why a parser
* thread-discovered manifest gets loaded via the speculative load queue
* as opposed to tree operation queue is that the manifest must get
* processed before any actually speculative loads such as scripts. Thus,
* manifests seen by the parser thread have to maintain the queue order
* relative to true speculative loads. See bug 541079.
*/
inline void InitManifest(const nsAString& aUrl) {
NS_PRECONDITION(mOpCode == eSpeculativeLoadUninitialized,
"Trying to reinitialize a speculative load!");
mOpCode = eSpeculativeLoadManifest;
mUrl.Assign(aUrl);
}
void Perform(nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor* aExecutor);
private:
eHtml5SpeculativeLoad mOpCode;
nsString mUrl;
nsString mCharset;
nsString mType;
};
#endif // nsHtml5SpeculativeLoad_h_