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Bug 851791 - Kill some script type id stuff; r=bz

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Ms2ger
2013-04-04 09:04:50 +02:00
parent 3fab653c59
commit 031c3ec572
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dom/base/nsIScriptGlobalObject.h
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@@ -9,44 +9,11 @@
#include "nsISupports.h"
#include "nsEvent.h"
#include "nsIProgrammingLanguage.h"
class nsIScriptContext;
class nsIDOMEvent;
class nsIScriptGlobalObjectOwner;
class nsIArray;
class nsScriptErrorEvent;
class nsIScriptGlobalObject;
class JSObject; // until we finally remove GetGlobalJSObject...
// XXXbz can we just remove all this script type id stuff?
// Some helpers for working with integer "script type IDs", and specifically
// for working with arrays of such objects. For example, it is common for
// implementations supporting multiple script languages to keep each
// language's nsIScriptContext in an array indexed by the language ID.
#define NS_STID_FIRST nsIProgrammingLanguage::JAVASCRIPT
// only 4 bits worth is valid...
#define NS_STID_LAST (nsIProgrammingLanguage::MAX > 0x000FU ? \
0x000FU : nsIProgrammingLanguage::MAX)
// Use to declare the array size
#define NS_STID_ARRAY_UBOUND (NS_STID_LAST-NS_STID_FIRST+1)
// Is a language ID valid?
#define NS_STID_VALID(langID) (langID >= NS_STID_FIRST && langID <= NS_STID_LAST)
// Return an index for a given ID.
#define NS_STID_INDEX(langID) (langID-NS_STID_FIRST)
// Create a 'for' loop iterating over all possible language IDs (*not* indexes)
#define NS_STID_FOR_ID(varName) \
for (varName=NS_STID_FIRST;varName<=NS_STID_LAST;varName++)
// Create a 'for' loop iterating over all indexes (when you don't need to know
// what language it is)
#define NS_STID_FOR_INDEX(varName) \
for (varName=0;varName<=NS_STID_INDEX(NS_STID_LAST);varName++)
class JSObject;
// A helper function for nsIScriptGlobalObject implementations to use
// when handling a script error. Generally called by the global when a context