gecko-dev/editor/libeditor/base/CreateElementTxn.h
buster%netscape.com 397587a596 shuffled around the responsibilities of core editing objects.
The key listener is now mostly a mapper of key events to editor actions.  Soon, this should be 100% true.
The editor builds transactions that are themselves intelligent. The editor makes very few DOM calls itself.
It relies on the transactions to do most of the actual editing.
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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*-
*
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* Communications Corporation. Portions created by Netscape are
* Copyright (C) 1998 Netscape Communications Corporation. All Rights
* Reserved.
*/
#ifndef CreateElementTxn_h__
#define CreateElementTxn_h__
#include "EditTxn.h"
class nsIDOMDocument;
class nsIDOMNode;
class nsIDOMElement;
/**
* A transaction that creates a new node in the content tree.
*/
class CreateElementTxn : public EditTxn
{
public:
enum { eAppend=-1 };
CreateElementTxn(nsEditor *aEditor,
nsIDOMDocument *aDoc,
const nsString& aTag,
nsIDOMNode *aParent,
PRUint32 aOffsetInParent);
virtual ~CreateElementTxn();
virtual nsresult Do(void);
virtual nsresult Undo(void);
virtual nsresult Redo(void);
virtual nsresult GetIsTransient(PRBool *aIsTransient);
virtual nsresult Merge(PRBool *aDidMerge, nsITransaction *aTransaction);
virtual nsresult Write(nsIOutputStream *aOutputStream);
virtual nsresult GetUndoString(nsString **aString);
virtual nsresult GetRedoString(nsString **aString);
protected:
/** the document into which the new node will be inserted */
nsIDOMDocument *mDoc;
/** the tag (mapping to object type) for the new element */
nsString mTag;
/** the node into which the new node will be inserted */
nsIDOMNode *mParent;
/** the index in mParent for the new node */
PRUint32 mOffsetInParent;
/** the new node to insert */
nsIDOMElement *mNewNode;
/** the node we will insert mNewNode before. We compute this ourselves. */
nsIDOMNode *mRefNode;
};
#endif