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[project @ 2005-10-30 21:22:19 by bursa]

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Add index parameter to content_open().

svn path=/import/netsurf/; revision=1872
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James Bursa 2005-10-30 21:22:19 +00:00
parent f7c3021222
commit 972392ef66
2 changed files with 18 additions and 7 deletions
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content/content.c
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@ -163,7 +163,8 @@ struct handler_entry {
int clip_x0, int clip_y0, int clip_x1, int clip_y1,
float scale, unsigned long background_colour);
void (*open)(struct content *c, struct browser_window *bw,
struct content *page, struct box *box,
struct content *page, unsigned int index,
struct box *box,
struct object_params *params);
void (*close)(struct content *c);
/** There must be one content per user for this type. */
@ -928,18 +929,26 @@ void content_stop_check(struct content *c)
/**
* A window containing the content has been opened.
*
* \param c content that has been opened
* \param bw browser window containing the content
* \param page content of type CONTENT_HTML containing c, or 0 if not an
* object within a page
* \param index index in page->data.html.object, or 0 if not an object
* \param box box containing c, or 0 if not an object
* \param params object parameters, or 0 if not an object
*
* Calls the open function for the content.
*/
void content_open(struct content *c, struct browser_window *bw,
struct content *page, struct box *box,
struct content *page, unsigned int index, struct box *box,
struct object_params *params)
{
assert(c != 0);
assert(c->type < CONTENT_UNKNOWN);
LOG(("content %s", c->url));
if (handler_map[c->type].open)
handler_map[c->type].open(c, bw, page, box, params);
handler_map[c->type].open(c, bw, page, index, box, params);
}

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content/content.h
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@ -20,9 +20,11 @@
* Contents have an associated set of users, which are informed by a callback
* when the state of the content changes or something interesting happens.
*
* Optionally, contents may have instances (depending on type). Instances
* represent copies of the same URL, for example if a page is open in two
* windows, or a page contains the same image twice.
* Depending on the type of content, there may be either one content structure
* per URL which is shared among all users, or one per URL per user. For
* example, CONTENT_JPEGs are shared, while there is one CONTENT_HTML per user
* (because each instance of an HTML page may have different parameters such as
* window width). This is controlled by no_share in ::handler_map.
*
* The status of a content follows a fixed order. Certain content functions
* change the state, and each change of state results in a message to all users
@ -305,7 +307,7 @@ void content_stop(struct content *c,
intptr_t p1, intptr_t p2, union content_msg_data data),
intptr_t p1, intptr_t p2);
void content_open(struct content *c, struct browser_window *bw,
struct content *page, struct box *box,
struct content *page, unsigned int index, struct box *box,
struct object_params *params);
void content_close(struct content *c);
void content_add_error(struct content *c, const char *token,