render_container.cpp

khtml在gtk上的移植版本

/**
 * This file is part of the html renderer for KDE.
 *
 * Copyright (C) 1999 Lars Knoll ([e-mail])
 *           (C) 1999 Antti Koivisto ([e-mail])
 *           (C) 2000 Dirk Mueller ([e-mail])
 * Copyright (C) 2003 Apple Computer, Inc.
 *
 * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
 * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 * version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 *
 * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 * Library General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License
 * along with this library; see the file COPYING.LIB.  If not, write to
 * the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
 * Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
 *
 */

//#define DEBUG_LAYOUT

#include "render_container.h"
#include "render_table.h"
#include "render_text.h"
#include "render_image.h"
#include "render_canvas.h"
#include "xml/dom_docimpl.h"
#include "xml/dom_position.h"

#include <kdebug.h>
#include <assert.h>

#if APPLE_CHANGES
// For accessibility
#include "KWQAccObjectCache.h" 
#endif

using DOM::Position;
using namespace khtml;

RenderContainer::RenderContainer(DOM::NodeImpl* node)
    : RenderObject(node)
{
    m_first = 0;
    m_last = 0;
}


RenderContainer::~RenderContainer()
{
}

void RenderContainer::detach()
{
    if (continuation())
        continuation()->detach();
    
    RenderObject* next;
    for(RenderObject* n = m_first; n; n = next ) {
        n->removeFromObjectLists();
        n->setParent(0);
        next = n->nextSibling();
        n->detach();
    }
    m_first = 0;
    m_last = 0;

    RenderObject::detach();
}

bool RenderContainer::canHaveChildren() const
{
    return true;
}

void RenderContainer::addChild(RenderObject *newChild, RenderObject *beforeChild)
{
#ifdef DEBUG_LAYOUT
    kdDebug( 6040 ) << this << ": " <<  renderName() << "(RenderObject)::addChild( " << newChild << ": " <<
        newChild->renderName() << ", " << (beforeChild ? beforeChild->renderName() : "0") << " )" << endl;
#endif

    bool needsTable = false;

    if(!newChild->isText() && !newChild->isReplaced()) {
        switch(newChild->style()->display()) {
        case INLINE:
        case BLOCK:
        case INLINE_BLOCK:
        case LIST_ITEM:
        case RUN_IN:
        case COMPACT:
        case BOX:
        case INLINE_BOX:
        case TABLE:
        case INLINE_TABLE:
        case TABLE_COLUMN:
            break;
        case TABLE_COLUMN_GROUP:
        case TABLE_CAPTION:
        case TABLE_ROW_GROUP:
        case TABLE_HEADER_GROUP:
        case TABLE_FOOTER_GROUP:

            //kdDebug( 6040 ) << "adding section" << endl;
            if ( !isTable() )
                needsTable = true;
            break;
        case TABLE_ROW:
            //kdDebug( 6040 ) << "adding row" << endl;
            if ( !isTableSection() )
                needsTable = true;
            break;
        case TABLE_CELL:
            //kdDebug( 6040 ) << "adding cell" << endl;
            if ( !isTableRow() )
                needsTable = true;
#if APPLE_CHANGES
            // I'm not 100% sure this is the best way to fix this, but without this
            // change we recurse infinitely when trying to render the CSS2 test page:
            // http://www.bath.ac.uk/%7Epy8ieh/internet/eviltests/htmlbodyheadrendering2.html.
            // See Radar 2925291.
            if ( isTableCell() && !firstChild() && !newChild->isTableCell() )
                needsTable = false;
#endif
            break;
        case NONE:
            kdDebug( 6000 ) << "error in RenderObject::addChild()!!!!" << endl;
            break;
        }
    }

    if ( needsTable ) {
        RenderTable *table;
        if( !beforeChild )
            beforeChild = lastChild();
        if( beforeChild && beforeChild->isAnonymous() && beforeChild->isTable() )
            table = static_cast<RenderTable *>(beforeChild);
        else {
            //kdDebug( 6040 ) << "creating anonymous table" << endl;
            table = new (renderArena()) RenderTable(document() /* is anonymous */);
            RenderStyle *newStyle = new (renderArena()) RenderStyle();
            newStyle->inheritFrom(style());
            newStyle->setDisplay(TABLE);
            table->setStyle(newStyle);
            addChild(table, beforeChild);
        }
        table->addChild(newChild);
    } else {
	// just add it...
	insertChildNode(newChild, beforeChild);
    }
}

RenderObject* RenderContainer::removeChildNode(RenderObject* oldChild)
{
    KHTMLAssert(oldChild->parent() == this);

    // So that we'll get the appropriate dirty bit set (either that a normal flow child got yanked or
    // that a positioned child got yanked).  We also repaint, so that the area exposed when the child
    // disappears gets repainted properly.
    if (!documentBeingDestroyed()) {
        oldChild->setNeedsLayoutAndMinMaxRecalc();
        oldChild->repaint();
        
        // Keep our layer hierarchy updated.
        oldChild->removeLayers(enclosingLayer());
    
        // if oldChild is the start or end of the selection, then clear the selection to
        // avoid problems of invalid pointers
    
        // ### This is not the "proper" solution... ideally the selection should be maintained
        // based on DOM Nodes and a Range, which gets adjusted appropriately when nodes are
        // deleted/inserted near etc. But this at least prevents crashes caused when the start
        // or end of the selection is deleted and then accessed when the user next selects
        // something.
    
        if (oldChild->isSelectionBorder()) {
            RenderObject *root = oldChild;
            while (root && root->parent())
                root = root->parent();
            if (root->isCanvas()) {
                static_cast<RenderCanvas*>(root)->clearSelection();
            }
        }
    }
    
    // remove the child
    if (oldChild->previousSibling())
        oldChild->previousSibling()->setNextSibling(oldChild->nextSibling());
    if (oldChild->nextSibling())
        oldChild->nextSibling()->setPreviousSibling(oldChild->previousSibling());

    if (m_first == oldChild)
        m_first = oldChild->nextSibling();
    if (m_last == oldChild)
        m_last = oldChild->previousSibling();

    oldChild->setPreviousSibling(0);
    oldChild->setNextSibling(0);
    oldChild->setParent(0);

#if APPLE_CHANGES
    KWQAccObjectCache* cache = document()->getExistingAccObjectCache();
    if (cache)
        cache->childrenChanged(this);
#endif
    
    return oldChild;
}

void RenderContainer::removeChild(RenderObject *oldChild)
{
    removeChildNode(oldChild);
}

void RenderContainer::updatePseudoChild(RenderStyle::PseudoId type, RenderObject* child)
{
    // In CSS2, before/after pseudo-content cannot nest.  Check this first.
    if (style()->styleType() == RenderStyle::BEFORE || style()->styleType() == RenderStyle::AFTER)
        return;
    
    RenderStyle* pseudo = getPseudoStyle(type);

    // Whether or not we currently have generated content attached.
    bool oldContentPresent = child && (child->style()->styleType() == type);

    // Whether or not we now want generated content.  
    bool newContentWanted = pseudo && pseudo->display() != NONE;

    // For <q><p/></q>, if this object is the inline continuation of the <q>, we only want to generate
    // :after content and not :before content.
    if (type == RenderStyle::BEFORE && isInlineContinuation())
        newContentWanted = false;

    // Similarly, if we're the beginning of a <q>, and there's an inline continuation for our object,
    // then we don't generate the :after content.
    if (type == RenderStyle::AFTER && isRenderInline() && continuation())
        newContentWanted = false;
    
    // If we don't want generated content any longer, or if we have generated content, but it's no longer
    // identical to the new content data we want to build render objects for, then we nuke all
    // of the old generated content.
    if (!newContentWanted ||
        (oldContentPresent && !child->style()->contentDataEquivalent(pseudo))) {
        // Nuke the child. 
        if (child && child->style()->styleType() == type) {
            oldContentPresent = false;