Bug 1010675 - Stop allowing button contents to overflow into the CSS padding and border (although still allow them to overflow into our internal focuspadding when the min-content width says the contents don't fit). r=dholbert

Note that this replaces the code that allows eroding the space with new
code that reduces the focusPadding value.

(Also, we previously didn't count the focusPadding towards what could be
eroded, which meant we wouldn't quite get to the edge of the padding and
border, because we weren't counting the extra for the focusPadding.)

The existing reftests that I'm changing from == to != are ones that were
specifically testing issues related to erosion of padding.

The change to 491180-{1,2}-ref.html is because we now *do* erode the
focusPadding, which is 3px in the horizontal dimensions (see the
button::-moz-focus-inner styles in forms.css), and that was the only
nonzero style on the button in 491180-{1,2}.html.

CLOSED TREE (per RyanVM)
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L. David Baron
2015-03-20 10:27:09 -07:00
parent a162b895d3
commit dec2310b76
27 changed files with 499 additions and 25 deletions

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@@ -268,9 +268,31 @@ nsHTMLButtonControlFrame::ReflowButtonContents(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
// Buttons have some bonus renderer-determined border/padding,
// which occupies part of the button's content-box area:
const LogicalMargin focusPadding =
LogicalMargin focusPadding =
LogicalMargin(wm, mRenderer.GetAddedButtonBorderAndPadding());
// See whether out availSize's inline-size is big enough. If it's
// smaller than our intrinsic min iSize, that means that the kid
// wouldn't really fit. In that case, we overflow into our internal
// focuspadding (which other browsers don't have) so that there's a
// little more space for it.
// Note that GetMinISize includes the focusPadding.
nscoord IOverflow = GetMinISize(aButtonReflowState.rendContext) -
aButtonReflowState.ComputedISize();
nscoord IFocusPadding = focusPadding.IStartEnd(wm);
nscoord focusPaddingReduction = std::min(IFocusPadding,
std::max(IOverflow, 0));
if (focusPaddingReduction > 0) {
nscoord startReduction = focusPadding.IStart(wm);
if (focusPaddingReduction != IFocusPadding) {
startReduction = NSToCoordRound(startReduction *
(float(focusPaddingReduction) /
float(IFocusPadding)));
}
focusPadding.IStart(wm) -= startReduction;
focusPadding.IEnd(wm) -= focusPaddingReduction - startReduction;
}
// shorthand for a value we need to use in a bunch of places
const LogicalMargin& clbp = aButtonReflowState.ComputedLogicalBorderPadding();
@@ -278,26 +300,8 @@ nsHTMLButtonControlFrame::ReflowButtonContents(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
// from the regular border.
availSize.ISize(wm) -= focusPadding.IStartEnd(wm);
// See whether out availSize's inline-size is big enough. If it's smaller than
// our intrinsic min iSize, that means that the kid wouldn't really fit; for a
// better look in such cases we adjust the available iSize and our inline-start
// offset to allow the kid to spill start-wards into our padding.
LogicalPoint childPos(wm);
childPos.I(wm) = focusPadding.IStart(wm) + clbp.IStart(wm);
nscoord extraISize = GetMinISize(aButtonReflowState.rendContext) -
aButtonReflowState.ComputedISize();
if (extraISize > 0) {
nscoord extraIStart = extraISize / 2;
nscoord extraIEnd = extraISize - extraIStart;
NS_ASSERTION(extraIEnd >=0, "How'd that happen?");
// Do not allow the extras to be bigger than the relevant padding
const LogicalMargin& padding = aButtonReflowState.ComputedLogicalPadding();
extraIStart = std::min(extraIStart, padding.IStart(wm));
extraIEnd = std::min(extraIEnd, padding.IEnd(wm));
childPos.I(wm) -= extraIStart;
availSize.ISize(wm) = availSize.ISize(wm) + extraIStart + extraIEnd;
}
availSize.ISize(wm) = std::max(availSize.ISize(wm), 0);
// Give child a clone of the button's reflow state, with height/width reduced