mac/WebView/WebHTMLView.mm

518 - (NSString *)_colorAsString:(NSColor *)color;
573     // Track whether the view has set a secure input state.
1296     // Pretend it's a mouse move.
1534     //   1) For right mouse clicks and control clicks we don't yet have an implementation
1537     //   2) Java depends on doing a hit test inside it's mouse moved handling,
1539     //      when the current event is a mouse move (except when we are calling
1561         if (event != NULL && event.type == WebEventMouseDown && [self mouse:point inRect:[self frame]])
1578         // FIXME: Why doesn't this include mouse entered/exited events, or other mouse button events?
1595     if ([[self superview] mouse:point inRect:[self frame]])
1767         // If we are moving out of a view (or frame), let's pretend the mouse moved
1789             // We need to do a full, normal hit test during this mouse event if the page is active or if a mouse
1791             // newer when legacy scrollbars are enabled, because then WebKit receives mouse events all the time.
1792             // If it is one of those cases where the page is not active and the mouse is not pressed, then we can
1942     // a mouse up event.
2622 // FIXME: Maybe we should set things up so that all these share a single method implementation function.
2988     // or from calls back from WebCore once we begin mouse-down event handling.
3084     // Legacy scrollbars require tracking the mouse at all times.
3276 // Do a layout, but set up a new fixed width for the purposes of doing printing layout.
3342     // Don't set the menu item's action to the context menu action forwarder if we already
3512             [[NSColor clearColor] set];
3523         // called after the WebView has closed. If the client did not properly close the WebView and set the
3706         // Legacy style scrollbars have design details that rely on tracking the mouse all the time.
3737     // unless the parent window loses key. So we need to remove the mouse moved observer.
3879     // Record the mouse down position so we can determine drag hysteresis.
3884     // manager wants to handle mouse events, we need to make sure to
3998     // Once the dragging machinery kicks in, we no longer get mouse drags or the up event.
4708 - (NSString *)_colorAsString:(NSColor *)color
4710     NSColor *rgbColor = [color colorUsingColorSpaceName:NSDeviceRGBColorSpace];
4711     // FIXME: If color is non-nil and rgbColor is nil, that means we got some kind
4712     // of fancy color that can't be converted to RGB. Changing that to "transparent"
4740     NSColor *color = [shadow shadowColor];
4741     if (color == nil)
4745         return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %.0fpx %.0fpx", [self _colorAsString:color], offset.width, offset.height];
4746     return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %.0fpx %.0fpx %.0fpx", [self _colorAsString:color], offset.width, offset.height, blurRadius];
4753     NSColor *color = [dictionary objectForKey:NSBackgroundColorAttributeName];
4754     [style setBackgroundColor:[self _colorAsString:color]];
4779     color = [dictionary objectForKey:NSForegroundColorAttributeName];
4780     [style setColor:color ? [self _colorAsString:color] : (NSString *)@"black"];
5096     [style performSelector:selector withObject:[self _colorAsString:[[NSColorPanel sharedColorPanel] color]]];
5126     // Mimicking NSTextView, this method sets the background color for the
5128     // color on the selected range only. Note that this method is currently
5135     // need to save off the selection, temporarily set it to the entire range, make the change, then
5147     // NSTextView. However, this might not be required for Tiger, since the background-color
6246             Color color = Color::black;
6248                 color = colorFromNSColor([colorAttr colorUsingColorSpaceName:NSDeviceRGBColorSpace]);
6249             result.append(CompositionUnderline(range.location, NSMaxRange(range), color, [style intValue] > 1));
6427     // - If it's sent outside of keyboard event processing (e.g. from Character Viewer, or when confirming an inline input area with a mouse),