gecko-dev/layout/tables/nsTableColGroupFrame.h

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#ifndef nsTableColGroupFrame_h__
#define nsTableColGroupFrame_h__

#include "nscore.h"
#include "nsContainerFrame.h"


/**
 * nsTableColGroupFrame
 * data structure to maintain information about a single table cell's frame
 *
 * @author  sclark
 */
class nsTableColGroupFrame : public nsContainerFrame
{
public:
  static nsresult NewFrame(nsIFrame** aInstancePtrResult,
                           nsIContent* aContent,
                           nsIFrame*   aParent);

  NS_IMETHOD Paint(nsIPresContext& aPresContext,
                   nsIRenderingContext& aRenderingContext,
                   const nsRect& aDirtyRect);

  /** reflow of a column group is a trivial matter of reflowing
    * the col group's children (columns), and setting this frame
    * to 0-size.  Since tables are row-centric, column group frames
    * don't play directly in the rendering game.  They do however
    * maintain important state that effects table and cell layout.
    */
  NS_IMETHOD Reflow(nsIPresContext&      aPresContext,
                    nsReflowMetrics&     aDesiredSize,
                    const nsReflowState& aReflowState,
                    nsReflowStatus&      aStatus);

  /** returns the number of columns represented by this group.
    * if there are col children, count them (taking into account the span of each)
    * else, check my own span attribute.
    */
  virtual PRInt32 GetColumnCount ();

  virtual PRInt32 GetStartColumnIndex ();
  
  virtual void SetStartColumnIndex (PRInt32 aIndex);

protected:

  nsTableColGroupFrame(nsIContent* aContent, nsIFrame* aParentFrame);

  ~nsTableColGroupFrame();

  /** Hook for style post processing.  
    * Since we need to know the full column structure before the COLS attribute
    * can be interpreted, we can't just use DidSetStyleContext
    */
  NS_METHOD SetStyleContextForFirstPass(nsIPresContext* aPresContext);

  
  PRInt32 mColCount;

  /** the starting column index this col group represents. Must be >= 0. */
  PRInt32 mStartColIndex;

};

inline int nsTableColGroupFrame::GetStartColumnIndex ()
{  return mStartColIndex;}
  
inline void nsTableColGroupFrame::SetStartColumnIndex (int aIndex)
{
  if (aIndex != mStartColIndex)
    mColCount = 0;  // our index is being changed, trigger reset of col indicies, don't propogate back to table
  mStartColIndex = aIndex;
}

#endif