WebClipView.mm   [plain text]

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#import "WebClipView.h"

#import "WebFrameInternal.h"
#import "WebFrameView.h"
#import "WebViewPrivate.h"
#import <WebCore/Frame.h>
#import <WebCore/FrameView.h>

// WebClipView's entire reason for existing is to set the clip used by focus ring redrawing.
// There's no easy way to prevent the focus ring from drawing outside the passed-in clip rectangle
// because it expects to have to draw outside the bounds of the view it's being drawn for.
// But it looks for the enclosing clip view, which gives us a hook we can use to control it.
// The "additional clip" is a clip for focus ring redrawing.

// FIXME: Change terminology from "additional clip" to "focus ring clip".

using namespace WebCore;

@interface NSView (WebViewMethod)
- (WebView *)_webView;
@end

@interface NSClipView (WebNSClipViewDetails)
- (void)_immediateScrollToPoint:(NSPoint)newOrigin;
@end

@interface NSWindow (WebNSWindowDetails)
- (void)_disableDelayedWindowDisplay;
- (void)_enableDelayedWindowDisplay;
@end

@implementation WebClipView

- (id)initWithFrame:(NSRect)frame
{
    self = [super initWithFrame:frame];
    if (!self)
        return nil;

#pragma clang diagnostic push
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wdeprecated-declarations"
    // In WebHTMLView, we set a clip. This is not typical to do in an
    // NSView, and while correct for any one invocation of drawRect:,
    // it causes some bad problems if that clip is cached between calls.
    // The cached graphics state, which clip views keep around, does
    // cache the clip in this undesirable way. Consequently, we want to 
    // release the GState for all clip views for all views contained in 
    // a WebHTMLView. Here we do it for subframes, which use WebClipView.
    // See these bugs for more information:
    // <rdar://problem/3409315>: REGRESSSION (7B58-7B60)?: Safari draws blank frames on macosx.apple.com perf page
    [self releaseGState];
#pragma clang diagnostic pop

    return self;
}

- (NSRect)visibleRect
{
    if (!_isScrolling)
        return [super visibleRect];

    WebFrameView *webFrameView = (WebFrameView *)[[self superview] superview];
    if (![webFrameView isKindOfClass:[WebFrameView class]])
        return [super visibleRect];

    if (Frame* coreFrame = core([webFrameView webFrame])) {
        if (FrameView* frameView = coreFrame->view()) {
            if (frameView->isEnclosedInCompositingLayer())
                return [self bounds];
        }
    }

    return [super visibleRect];
}

- (void)_immediateScrollToPoint:(NSPoint)newOrigin
{
    _isScrolling = YES;

    [[self window] _disableDelayedWindowDisplay];

    [super _immediateScrollToPoint:newOrigin];

    [[self window] _enableDelayedWindowDisplay];

    // We may hit this immediate scrolling code during a layout operation trigged by an AppKit call. When
    // this happens, WebCore will not paint. So, we need to mark this region dirty so that it paints properly.
    WebFrameView *webFrameView = (WebFrameView *)[[self superview] superview];
    if ([webFrameView isKindOfClass:[WebFrameView class]]) {
        if (Frame* coreFrame = core([webFrameView webFrame])) {
            if (FrameView* frameView = coreFrame->view()) {
                if (!frameView->inPaintableState())
                    [self setNeedsDisplay:YES];
            }
        }
    }

    _isScrolling = NO;
}

- (void)resetAdditionalClip
{
    ASSERT(_haveAdditionalClip);
    _haveAdditionalClip = NO;
}

- (void)setAdditionalClip:(NSRect)additionalClip
{
    ASSERT(!_haveAdditionalClip);
    _haveAdditionalClip = YES;
    _additionalClip = additionalClip;
}

- (BOOL)hasAdditionalClip
{
    return _haveAdditionalClip;
}

- (NSRect)additionalClip
{
    ASSERT(_haveAdditionalClip);
    return _additionalClip;
}

- (NSRect)_focusRingVisibleRect
{
    NSRect rect = [self visibleRect];
    if (_haveAdditionalClip) {
        rect = NSIntersectionRect(rect, _additionalClip);
    }
    return rect;
}

- (void)scrollWheel:(NSEvent *)event
{
    NSView *docView = [self documentView];
    if ([docView respondsToSelector:@selector(_webView)]) {
#if ENABLE(DASHBOARD_SUPPORT)
        WebView *wv = [docView _webView];
        if ([wv _dashboardBehavior:WebDashboardBehaviorAllowWheelScrolling]) {
            [super scrollWheel:event];
        }
#endif
        return;
    }
    [super scrollWheel:event];
}

@end