hiwebview.m

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            GetControlBounds( inView->fViewRef, &bounds );
            OffsetRect( &bounds, -(**portPix).bounds.left, -(**portPix).bounds.top );

//            printf( "control lives at %d %d %d %d in window-coords\n", bounds.top, bounds.left,
//                bounds.bottom, bounds.right );
  
            HIViewGetFrame( HIViewGetRoot( GetControlOwner( inView->fViewRef ) ), &rootFrame );

            frame.origin.x = bounds.left;
            frame.origin.y = rootFrame.size.height - bounds.bottom;
            frame.size.width = bounds.right - bounds.left;
            frame.size.height = bounds.bottom - bounds.top;

//            printf( "   before frame convert (%g %g) (%g %g)\n", frame.origin.x, frame.origin.y,
//                frame.size.width, frame.size.height );
            
            [inView->fWebView convertRect:*(NSRect*)&frame fromView:nil];

//            printf( "   moving web view to (%g %g) (%g %g)\n", frame.origin.x, frame.origin.y,
//                frame.size.width, frame.size.height );

            [inView->fWebView setFrameOrigin: *(NSPoint*)&frame.origin];
            [inView->fWebView setFrameSize: *(NSSize*)&frame.size];
        }
    }
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SetFocusPart
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static OSStatus
SetFocusPart(
	HIWebView*				view,
	ControlPartCode 		desiredFocus,
	RgnHandle 				invalidRgn,
	Boolean 				focusEverything,
	ControlPartCode* 		actualFocus )
{
    NSView *	freshlyMadeFirstResponderView;
    SInt32 		partCodeToReturn;

    // Do what Carbon is telling us to do.
    if ( desiredFocus == kControlFocusNoPart )
	{
        // Relinquish the keyboard focus.
        RelinquishFocus( view, true ); //(autodisplay ? YES : NO));
        freshlyMadeFirstResponderView = nil;
        partCodeToReturn = kControlFocusNoPart;
		//NSLog(@"Relinquished the key focus because we have no choice.");
    }
	else if ( desiredFocus == kControlFocusNextPart || desiredFocus == kControlFocusPrevPart )
	{
        BOOL goForward = (desiredFocus == kControlFocusNextPart );

        // Advance the keyboard focus, maybe right off of this view.  Maybe a subview of this one already has the keyboard focus, maybe not.
        freshlyMadeFirstResponderView = AdvanceFocus( view, goForward );
        if (freshlyMadeFirstResponderView)
            partCodeToReturn = desiredFocus;
        else
            partCodeToReturn = kControlFocusNoPart;
        //NSLog(freshlyMadeFirstResponderView ? @"Advanced the key focus." : @"Relinquished the key focus.");
    }
	else
	{
		// What's this?
                if (desiredFocus != kControlIndicatorPart) {
                    check(false);
                }
		freshlyMadeFirstResponderView = nil;
		partCodeToReturn = desiredFocus;
    }

	view->fFirstResponder = freshlyMadeFirstResponderView;

	*actualFocus = partCodeToReturn;

	// Done.
	return noErr;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// AdvanceFocus
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static NSView*
AdvanceFocus( HIWebView* view, bool forward )
{
    NSResponder*		oldFirstResponder;
    NSView*				currentKeyView;
    NSView*				viewWeMadeFirstResponder;
    
    //	Focus on some part (subview) of this control (view).  Maybe
	//	a subview of this one already has the keyboard focus, maybe not.
	
	oldFirstResponder = [view->fKitWindow firstResponder];

	// If we tab out of our NSView, it will no longer be the responder
	// when we get here. We'll try this trick for now. We might need to
	// tag the view appropriately.

	if ( view->fFirstResponder && ( (NSResponder*)view->fFirstResponder != oldFirstResponder ) )
	{
		return NULL;
	}
	
	if ( [oldFirstResponder isKindOfClass:[NSView class]] )
	{
		NSView*		tentativeNewKeyView;

        // Some view in this window already has the keyboard focus.  It better at least be a subview of this one.
        NSView*	oldFirstResponderView = (NSView *)oldFirstResponder;
        check( [oldFirstResponderView isDescendantOf:view->fWebView] );

		if ( oldFirstResponderView != view->fFirstResponder
			&& ![oldFirstResponderView isDescendantOf:view->fFirstResponder] )
		{
            // Despite our efforts to record what view we made the first responder
			// (for use in the next paragraph) we couldn't keep up because the user
			// has clicked in a text field to make it the key focus, instead of using
			// the tab key.  Find a control on which it's reasonable to invoke
			// -[NSView nextValidKeyView], taking into account the fact that
			// NSTextFields always pass on first-respondership to a temporarily-
			// contained NSTextView.

			NSView *viewBeingTested;
			currentKeyView = oldFirstResponderView;
			viewBeingTested = currentKeyView;
			while ( viewBeingTested != view->fWebView )
			{
				if ( [viewBeingTested isKindOfClass:[NSTextField class]] )
				{
					currentKeyView = viewBeingTested;
					break;
				}
				else
				{
					viewBeingTested = [viewBeingTested superview];
				}
			}
		}
		else 
		{
			// We recorded which view we made into the first responder the
			// last time the user hit the tab key, and nothing has invalidated
			// our recorded value since.
			
			currentKeyView = view->fFirstResponder;
		}

        // Try to move on to the next or previous key view.  We use the laboriously
		// recorded/figured currentKeyView instead of just oldFirstResponder as the
		// jumping-off-point when searching for the next valid key view.  This is so
		// we don't get fooled if we recently made some view the first responder, but
		// it passed on first-responder-ness to some temporary subview.
		
        // You can't put normal views in a window with Carbon-control-wrapped views.
		// Stuff like this would break.  M.P. Notice - 12/2/00

        tentativeNewKeyView = forward ? [currentKeyView nextValidKeyView] : [currentKeyView previousValidKeyView];
        if ( tentativeNewKeyView && [tentativeNewKeyView isDescendantOf:view->fWebView] )
		{
            // The user has tabbed to another subview of this control view.  Change the keyboard focus.
            //NSLog(@"Tabbed to the next or previous key view.");

            [view->fKitWindow makeFirstResponder:tentativeNewKeyView];
            viewWeMadeFirstResponder = tentativeNewKeyView;
        }
		else
		{
            // The user has tabbed past the subviews of this control view.  The window is the first responder now.
            //NSLog(@"Tabbed past the first or last key view.");
            [view->fKitWindow makeFirstResponder:view->fKitWindow];
            viewWeMadeFirstResponder = nil;
        }
    }
	else
	{
        // No view in this window has the keyboard focus.  This view should
		// try to select one of its key subviews.  We're not interested in
		// the subviews of sibling views here.

		//NSLog(@"No keyboard focus in window. Attempting to set...");

		NSView *tentativeNewKeyView;
		check(oldFirstResponder==fKitWindow);
		if ( [view->fWebView acceptsFirstResponder] )
			tentativeNewKeyView = view->fWebView;
		else
			tentativeNewKeyView = [view->fWebView nextValidKeyView];
        if ( tentativeNewKeyView && [tentativeNewKeyView isDescendantOf:view->fWebView] )
		{
            // This control view has at least one subview that can take the keyboard focus.
            if ( !forward )
			{
                // The user has tabbed into this control view backwards.  Find
				// and select the last subview of this one that can take the
				// keyboard focus.  Watch out for loops of valid key views.

                NSView *firstTentativeNewKeyView = tentativeNewKeyView;
                NSView *nextTentativeNewKeyView = [tentativeNewKeyView nextValidKeyView];
                while ( nextTentativeNewKeyView 
						&& [nextTentativeNewKeyView isDescendantOf:view->fWebView] 
						&& nextTentativeNewKeyView!=firstTentativeNewKeyView)
				{
                    tentativeNewKeyView = nextTentativeNewKeyView;
                    nextTentativeNewKeyView = [tentativeNewKeyView nextValidKeyView];
                }

            }

            // Set the keyboard focus.
            //NSLog(@"Tabbed into the first or last key view.");
            [view->fKitWindow makeFirstResponder:tentativeNewKeyView];
            viewWeMadeFirstResponder = tentativeNewKeyView;
        }
		else
		{
            // This control view has no subviews that can take the keyboard focus.
            //NSLog(@"Can't tab into this view.");
            viewWeMadeFirstResponder = nil;
        }
    }

    // Done.
    return viewWeMadeFirstResponder;
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// RelinquishFocus
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static void
RelinquishFocus( HIWebView* view, bool inAutodisplay )
{
    NSResponder*  firstResponder;

    // Apparently Carbon thinks that some subview of this control view has the keyboard focus,
	// or we wouldn't be being asked to relinquish focus.

	firstResponder = [view->fKitWindow firstResponder];
	if ( [firstResponder isKindOfClass:[NSView class]] )
	{
		// Some subview of this control view really is the first responder right now.
		check( [(NSView *)firstResponder isDescendantOf:view->fWebView] );

		// Make the window the first responder, so that no view is the key view.
        [view->fKitWindow makeFirstResponder:view->fKitWindow];

		// 	If this control is not allowed to do autodisplay, don't let
		//	it autodisplay any just-changed focus rings or text on the
		//	next go around the event loop. I'm probably clearing more
		//	dirty rects than I have to, but it doesn't seem to hurt in
		//	the print panel accessory view case, and I don't have time
		//	to figure out exactly what -[NSCell _setKeyboardFocusRingNeedsDisplay]
		//	is doing when invoked indirectly from -makeFirstResponder up above.  M.P. Notice - 12/4/00

		if ( !inAutodisplay )
			[[view->fWebView opaqueAncestor] _clearDirtyRectsForTree];
    }
	else
	{
		//  The Cocoa first responder does not correspond to the Carbon
		//	control that has the keyboard focus.  This can happen when
		//	you've closed a dialog by hitting return in an NSTextView
		//	that's a subview of this one; Cocoa closed the window, and
		//	now Carbon is telling this control to relinquish the focus
		//	as it's being disposed.  There's nothing to do.

		check(firstResponder==window);
	}
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ActiveStateChanged
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static void
ActiveStateChanged( HIWebView* view )
{
	if ( [view->fWebView respondsToSelector:@selector(setEnabled)] )
	{
		[(NSControl*)view->fWebView setEnabled: IsControlEnabled( view->fViewRef )];
		HIViewSetNeedsDisplay( view->fViewRef, true );
	}
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ProcessCommand
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static OSStatus
ProcessCommand( HIWebView* inView, const HICommand* inCommand )
{
	OSStatus		result = eventNotHandledErr;
	NSResponder*	resp;
	
	resp = [inView->fKitWindow firstResponder];

	if ( [resp isKindOfClass:[NSView class]] )
	{
		NSView*	respView = (NSView*)resp;

		if ( respView == inView->fWebView
			|| [respView isDescendantOf: inView->fWebView] )
		{
			switch ( inCommand->commandID )
			{
				case kHICommandCut:
				case kHICommandCopy:
				case kHICommandPaste:
				case kHICommandClear:
				case kHICommandSelectAll:
					{
						SEL selector = _NSSelectorForHICommand( inCommand );
						if ( [respView respondsToSelector:selector] )
						{
							[respView performSelector:selector withObject:nil];
							result = noErr;
						}
					}
					break;
			}
		}
	}
	
	return result;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// UpdateCommandStatus
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static OSStatus
UpdateCommandStatus( HIWebView* inView, const HICommand* inCommand )
{
	OSStatus		result = eventNotHandledErr;
	MenuItemProxy* 	proxy = NULL;
	NSResponder*	resp;
	
	resp = [inView->fKitWindow firstResponder];
	
	if ( [resp isKindOfClass:[NSView class]] )
	{
		NSView*	respView = (NSView*)resp;

		if ( respView == inView->fWebView
			|| [respView isDescendantOf: inView->fWebView] )
		{
			if ( inCommand->attributes & kHICommandFromMenu )
			{
				SEL selector = _NSSelectorForHICommand( inCommand );
	
				if ( selector )
				{
					if ( [resp respondsToSelector: selector] )
					{
						proxy = [[MenuItemProxy alloc] initWithAction: selector];
						
                        // Can't use -performSelector:withObject: here because the method we're calling returns BOOL, while
                        // -performSelector:withObject:'s return value is assumed to be an id.
                        BOOL (*validationFunction)(id, SEL, id) = (BOOL (*)(id, SEL, id))objc_msgSend;
                        if (validationFunction(resp, @selector(validateUserInterfaceItem:), proxy))
							EnableMenuItem( inCommand->menu.menuRef, inCommand->menu.menuItemIndex );
						else
							DisableMenuItem( inCommand->menu.menuRef, inCommand->menu.menuItemIndex );
						
						result = noErr;
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}
	
	if ( proxy )
		[proxy release];

	return result;
}

// Blatantly stolen from AppKit and cropped a bit

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// _NSSelectorForHICommand
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
static SEL
_NSSelectorForHICommand( const HICommand* inCommand )
{
    switch ( inCommand->commandID )
	{
        case kHICommandUndo: return @selector(undo:);
        case kHICommandRedo: return @selector(redo:);
        case kHICommandCut  : return @selector(cut:);
        case kHICommandCopy : return @selector(copy:);
        case kHICommandPaste: return @selector(paste:);
        case kHICommandClear: return @selector(delete:);
        case kHICommandSelectAll: return @selector(selectAll:);
        default: return NULL;
    }

    return NULL;