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Bug 781494 - Remove support for composite char from nsMathMLChar. r=karlt

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Frédéric Wang 2012-08-20 20:14:20 -04:00
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20
layout/mathml/MathJaxFonts.html
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@ -53,20 +53,7 @@
function codePoint2(aList)
{
if (aList) {
if (Array.isArray(aList[0])) {
// Generate a string representation for a composite character.
// (the syntax may not match the parser in nsMathMLChar, but
// support for composite character is broken anyway).
var str = "(";
str += codePoint(aList[0][0], aList[1]);
for (var i = 1; i < aList[0].length; i++) {
str += "," + codePoint(aList[0][i], aList[1]);
}
str += ")";
return str;
} else {
return codePoint(aList[0], aList[1]);
}
return codePoint(aList[0], aList[1]);
} else {
return noChar;
}
@ -129,8 +116,9 @@
}
if (v.stretch && !isSupported(v.stretch)) {
// This construction is not supported. Comment the line.
t.value += "# ";
// This construction is not supported.
t.value += "# " + codePoint(u) + " = [not supported]\n";
continue;
}
t.value += codePoint(u);

8
layout/mathml/mathfont.properties
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@ -1222,11 +1222,3 @@ operator.\uFE38.postfix = lspace:0 rspace:0 stretchy accent direction:horizontal
# glyphs: top (or left), middle, bottom (or right), glue; and the variants of
# bigger sizes (if any). A position that is not relevant to a particular character
# is indicated there with the UNICODE REPLACEMENT CHARACTER 0xFFFD.
#
# Characters that need to be built from other characters are said to be composite.
# For example, characters like over/underbrace in CMEX10 have to be built from two
# half stretchy chars and joined in the middle (TeXbook, p.225). Several (i.e., 2
# or more) child characters can be composed in order to render another chararacter.
# To specify such characters, their list of glyphs in the property file should be
# given as space-separated segments of glyphs. Each segment gives the 4 partial glyphs
# with which to build the child character that will be joined with its other siblings.

70
layout/mathml/mathfontMathJax_Main.properties
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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ external.2 = MathJax_Size2
external.3 = MathJax_Size3
external.4 = MathJax_Size4
external.5 = MathJax_AMS
# external.6 = MathJax_Main-Bold
# external.6 = MathJax_Main-bold
\u0028 = \u239B@4\uFFFD\u239D@4\u239C@4\u0028\u0028@1\u0028@2\u0028@3\u0028@4
\u0029 = \u239E@4\uFFFD\u23A0@4\u239F@4\u0029\u0029@1\u0029@2\u0029@3\u0029@4
@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ external.5 = MathJax_AMS
\u23B0 = \u23A7@4\uFFFD\u23AD@4\u23AA@4\u23B0
\u23B1 = \u23AB@4\uFFFD\u23A9@4\u23AA@4\u23B1
\u23D0 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2223\u23D0@1\u23D0
# \u23DE = \uE150@4(\uE153@4,\uE152@4)\uE151@4\uE154@4
# \u23DF = \uE152@4(\uE151@4,\uE150@4)\uE153@4\uE154@4
# \u23DE = [not supported]
# \u23DF = [not supported]
\u27E8 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u27E8\u27E8@1\u27E8@2\u27E8@3\u27E8@4
\u27E9 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u27E9\u27E9@1\u27E9@2\u27E9@3\u27E9@4
\u27EE = \u23A7@4\uFFFD\u23A9@4\u23AA@4\u27EE
@ -73,57 +73,57 @@ external.5 = MathJax_AMS
\u2758 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2223\u2758
\u3008 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u3008\u3008@1\u3008@2\u3008@3\u3008@4
\u3009 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u3009\u3009@1\u3009@2\u3009@3\u3009@4
# \uFE37 = \uE150@4(\uE153@4,\uE152@4)\uE151@4\uE154@4
# \uFE38 = \uE152@4(\uE151@4,\uE150@4)\uE153@4\uE154@4
# \uFE37 = [not supported]
# \uFE38 = [not supported]
\u003D = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u003D\u003D
\u219E = \u219E@5\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2212\u219E@5
\u21A0 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21A0@5\u2212\u21A0@5
# \u21A4 = \u2190\uFFFD\u2223@1\u2212
# \u21A5 = \u2191@1\uFFFD\u22A5@6\u23D0@1
# \u21A6 = \u2223@1\uFFFD\u2192\u2212\u21A6
# \u21A7 = \u22A4@6\uFFFD\u2193@1\u23D0@1
# \u21B0 = \u21B0@5\uFFFD\uFFFD\u23D0@1\u21B0@5
# \u21B1 = \u21B1@5\uFFFD\uFFFD\u23D0@1\u21B1@5
# \u21A4 = [not supported]
# \u21A5 = [not supported]
# \u21A6 = [not supported]
# \u21A7 = [not supported]
# \u21B0 = [not supported]
# \u21B1 = [not supported]
\u21BC = \u21BC\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2212\u21BC
\u21BD = \u21BD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2212\u21BD
# \u21BE = \u21BE@5\uFFFD\uFFFD\u23D0@1\u21BE@5
# \u21BF = \u21BF@5\uFFFD\uFFFD\u23D0@1\u21BF@5
# \u21BE = [not supported]
# \u21BF = [not supported]
\u21C0 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21C0\u2212\u21C0
\u21C1 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21C1\u2212\u21C1
# \u21C2 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21C2@5\u23D0@1\u21C2@5
# \u21C3 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21C3@5\u23D0@1\u21C3@5
# \u21C2 = [not supported]
# \u21C3 = [not supported]
\u21DA = \u21DA@5\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2261\u21DA@5
\u21DB = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21DB@5\u2261\u21DB@5
# \u23B4 = \u250C@5\uFFFD\u2510@5\u2212
# \u23B5 = \u2514@5\uFFFD\u2518@5\u2212
# \u23B4 = [not supported]
# \u23B5 = [not supported]
\u23DC = \uE150@4\uFFFD\uE151@4\uE154@4\u23DC@5\u23DC
\u23DD = \uE152@4\uFFFD\uE153@4\uE154@4\u23DD@5\u23DD
# \u23E0 = \u02CA\uFFFD\u02CB\u02C9
# \u23E1 = \u02CB\uFFFD\u02CA\u02C9
# \u2906 = \u21D0\uFFFD\u2223@1\u003D
# \u2907 = \u22A8@5\uFFFD\u21D2\u003D
# \u23E0 = [not supported]
# \u23E1 = [not supported]
# \u2906 = [not supported]
# \u2907 = [not supported]
\u294E = \u21BC\uFFFD\u21C0\u2212
# \u294F = \u21BE@5\uFFFD\u21C2@5\u23D0@1
# \u294F = [not supported]
\u2950 = \u21BD\uFFFD\u21C1\u2212
# \u2951 = \u21BF@5\uFFFD\u21C3@5\u23D0@1
# \u295A = \u21BC\uFFFD\u2223@1\u2212
# \u295B = \u2223@1\uFFFD\u21C0\u2212
# \u295C = \u21BE@5\uFFFD\u22A5@6\u23D0@1
# \u295D = \u22A4@6\uFFFD\u21C2@5\u23D0@1
# \u295E = \u21BD\uFFFD\u2223@1\u2212
# \u295F = \u2223@1\uFFFD\u21C1\u2212
# \u2960 = \u21BF@5\uFFFD\u22A5@6\u23D0@1
# \u2961 = \u22A4@6\uFFFD\u21C3@5\u23D0@1
# \u2951 = [not supported]
# \u295A = [not supported]
# \u295B = [not supported]
# \u295C = [not supported]
# \u295D = [not supported]
# \u295E = [not supported]
# \u295F = [not supported]
# \u2960 = [not supported]
# \u2961 = [not supported]
\u27F5 = \u2190\uFFFD\uFFFD\u2212\u27F5
\u27F6 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u2192\u2212\u27F6
\u27F7 = \u2190\uFFFD\u2192\u2212\u27F7
\u27F8 = \u21D0\uFFFD\uFFFD\u003D\u27F8
\u27F9 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\u21D2\u003D\u27F9
\u27FA = \u21D0\uFFFD\u21D2\u003D\u27FA
# \u27FB = \u2190\uFFFD\u2223@1\u2212
# \u27FC = \u2223@1\uFFFD\u2192\u2212\u27FC
# \u27FD = \u21D0\uFFFD\u2223@1\u003D
# \u27FE = \u22A8@5\uFFFD\u21D2\u003D
# \u27FB = [not supported]
# \u27FC = [not supported]
# \u27FD = [not supported]
# \u27FE = [not supported]
\u0020 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u0020@1\u0020@2
\u00A0 = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u00A0@1\u00A0@2
\u220F = \uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\uFFFD\u220F@1\u220F@2

216
layout/mathml/nsMathMLChar.cpp
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@ -71,22 +71,6 @@ typedef enum {eExtension_base, eExtension_variants, eExtension_parts}
// sizes (if any).
// A position that is not relevant to a particular character is indicated there
// with the UNICODE REPLACEMENT CHARACTER 0xFFFD.
// Characters that need to be built recursively from other characters are said
// to be composite. For example, chars like over/underbrace in CMEX10 have to
// be built from two half stretchy chars and joined in the middle
// (TeXbook, p.225).
// Such chars are handled in a special manner by the nsMathMLChar class, which
// allows several (2 or more) child chars to be composed in order to render
// another char.
// To specify such chars, their list of glyphs in the property file should be
// given as space-separated segments of glyphs. Each segment gives the 4 partial
// glyphs with which to build the child char that will be joined with its other
// siblings. In this code, when this situation happens (see the detailed
// description of Stretch() below), the original char (referred to as "parent")
// creates a singly-linked list of child chars, asking them to stretch in an
// equally divided space. The nsGlyphTable embeds the necessary logic to
// guarantee correctness in a recursive stretch (and in the use of TopOf(),
// GlueOf(), etc) on these child chars.
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define NS_TABLE_TYPE_UNICODE 0
@ -157,15 +141,9 @@ public:
// True if this table contains variants of larger sizes to render this char
bool HasVariantsOf(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar);
// True if this table contains parts (or composite parts) to render this char
// True if this table contains parts to render this char
bool HasPartsOf(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar);
// True if aChar is to be assembled from other child chars in this table
bool IsComposite(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar);
// The number of child chars to assemble in order to render aChar
PRInt32 ChildCountOf(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar);
// Getters for the parts
nsGlyphCode TopOf(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar) {
return ElementAt(aPresContext, aChar, 0);
@ -269,10 +247,6 @@ nsGlyphTable::ElementAt(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar,
}
}
// If aChar is a child char to be used by a parent composite char, make
// sure that it is really attached to this table
if (aChar->mParent && (aChar->mGlyphTable != this)) return kNullGlyph;
// Update our cache if it is not associated to this character
PRUnichar uchar = aChar->mData[0];
if (mCharCache != uchar) {
@ -296,16 +270,10 @@ nsGlyphTable::ElementAt(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar,
nsAutoString buffer;
PRInt32 length = value.Length();
PRInt32 i = 0; // index in value
PRInt32 j = 0; // part/variant index
while (i < length) {
PRUnichar code = value[i];
++i;
buffer.Append(code);
// see if we are at the beginning of a child char
if (code == kSpaceCh) {
// reset the annotation indicator to be 0 for the next code point
j = -1;
}
// Read the next word if we have a non-BMP character.
if (i < length && NS_IS_HIGH_SURROGATE(code)) {
code = value[i];
@ -333,38 +301,15 @@ nsGlyphTable::ElementAt(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar,
}
}
buffer.Append(font);
++j;
}
// update our cache with the new settings
mGlyphCache.Assign(buffer);
mCharCache = uchar;
}
// If aChar is a composite char, only its children are allowed
// to use its glyphs in this table, i.e., the parent char itself
// is disabled and cannot be stretched directly with these glyphs.
// This guarantees a coherent behavior in Stretch().
if (!aChar->mParent && (kNotFound != mGlyphCache.FindChar(kSpaceCh))) {
return kNullGlyph;
}
// If aChar is a child char, the index of the glyph is relative to
// the offset of the list of glyphs corresponding to the child char.
PRUint32 offset = 0;
PRUint32 length = mGlyphCache.Length();
if (aChar->mParent) {
nsMathMLChar* child = aChar->mParent->mSibling;
// XXXkt composite chars can't have size variants
while (child && (child != aChar)) {
offset += 5; // skip the 4 partial glyphs + the whitespace separator
child = child->mSibling;
}
// stay confined in the 4 partial glyphs of this child
length = 3*(offset + 4);
}
// 3* is to account for the code@font pairs
PRUint32 index = 3*(offset + aPosition);
if (index+2 >= length) return kNullGlyph;
PRUint32 index = 3*aPosition;
if (index+2 >= mGlyphCache.Length()) return kNullGlyph;
nsGlyphCode ch;
ch.code[0] = mGlyphCache.CharAt(index);
ch.code[1] = mGlyphCache.CharAt(index + 1);
@ -372,29 +317,6 @@ nsGlyphTable::ElementAt(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar,
return ch.code[0] == PRUnichar(0xFFFD) ? kNullGlyph : ch;
}
bool
nsGlyphTable::IsComposite(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar)
{
// there is only one level of recursion in our model. a child
// cannot be composite because it cannot have its own children
if (aChar->mParent) return false;
// shortcut to sync the cache with this char...
mCharCache = 0; mGlyphCache.Truncate(); ElementAt(aPresContext, aChar, 0);
// the cache remained empty if the char wasn't found in this table
if (4*3 >= mGlyphCache.Length()) return false;
// the lists of glyphs of a composite char are space-separated
return (kSpaceCh == mGlyphCache.CharAt(4*3));
}
PRInt32
nsGlyphTable::ChildCountOf(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar)
{
// this will sync the cache as well ...
if (!IsComposite(aPresContext, aChar)) return 0;
// the lists of glyphs of a composite char are space-separated
return 1 + mGlyphCache.CountChar(kSpaceCh);
}
bool
nsGlyphTable::Has(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar)
{
@ -414,8 +336,7 @@ nsGlyphTable::HasPartsOf(nsPresContext* aPresContext, nsMathMLChar* aChar)
return GlueOf(aPresContext, aChar).Exists() ||
TopOf(aPresContext, aChar).Exists() ||
BottomOf(aPresContext, aChar).Exists() ||
MiddleOf(aPresContext, aChar).Exists() ||
IsComposite(aPresContext, aChar);
MiddleOf(aPresContext, aChar).Exists();
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -697,7 +618,6 @@ InitGlobals(nsPresContext* aPresContext)
nsStyleContext*
nsMathMLChar::GetStyleContext() const
{
NS_ASSERTION(!mParent, "invalid call - not allowed for child chars");
NS_ASSERTION(mStyleContext, "chars should always have style context");
return mStyleContext;
}
@ -705,7 +625,6 @@ nsMathMLChar::GetStyleContext() const
void
nsMathMLChar::SetStyleContext(nsStyleContext* aStyleContext)
{
NS_ASSERTION(!mParent, "invalid call - not allowed for child chars");
NS_PRECONDITION(aStyleContext, "null ptr");
if (aStyleContext != mStyleContext) {
if (mStyleContext)
@ -713,13 +632,6 @@ nsMathMLChar::SetStyleContext(nsStyleContext* aStyleContext)
if (aStyleContext) {
mStyleContext = aStyleContext;
aStyleContext->AddRef();
// Sync the pointers of child chars.
nsMathMLChar* child = mSibling;
while (child) {
child->mStyleContext = mStyleContext;
child = child->mSibling;
}
}
}
}
@ -728,7 +640,6 @@ void
nsMathMLChar::SetData(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
nsString& aData)
{
NS_ASSERTION(!mParent, "invalid call - not allowed for child chars");
if (!gInitialized) {
InitGlobals(aPresContext);
}
@ -803,16 +714,8 @@ nsMathMLChar::SetData(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
3) If a variant of appropriate size wasn't found, we see if the char
can be built by parts using the same glyph table.
Issues:
a) Certain chars like over/underbrace in CMEX10 have to be built
from two half stretchy chars and joined in the middle. Such
chars are handled in a special manner. When this situation is
detected, the initial char (referred to as "parent") creates a
singly-linked list of child chars, asking them to stretch in
a divided space. A convention is used in the setup of
nsGlyphTable to express that a composite parent char can be built
from child chars.
b) There are some chars that have no middle and glue glyphs. For
Issue:
There are chars that have no middle and glue glyphs. For
such chars, the parts need to be joined using the rule.
By convention (TeXbook p.225), the descent of the parts is
zero while their ascent gives the thickness of the rule that
@ -1193,30 +1096,6 @@ nsMathMLChar::StretchEnumContext::TryParts(nsGlyphTable* aGlyphTable,
if (!aGlyphTable->HasPartsOf(mPresContext, mChar))
return false; // to next table
// See if this is a composite character /////////////////////////////////////
if (aGlyphTable->IsComposite(mPresContext, mChar)) {
// let the child chars do the job
nsBoundingMetrics compositeSize;
nsresult rv =
mChar->ComposeChildren(mPresContext, mRenderingContext, aGlyphTable,
mTargetSize, compositeSize, mStretchHint);
#ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
printf(" Composing %d chars in font %s %s!\n",
aGlyphTable->ChildCountOf(mPresContext, mChar),
NS_LossyConvertUTF16toASCII(fontName).get(),
NS_SUCCEEDED(rv)? "OK" : "Rejected");
#endif
if (NS_FAILED(rv))
return false; // to next table
// all went well, painting will be delegated from now on to children
mChar->mGlyph = kNullGlyph; // this will tell paint to build by parts
mGlyphFound = true;
mChar->mGlyphTable = aGlyphTable;
mBoundingMetrics = compositeSize;
return true; // no more searching
}
// See if the parts of this table fit in the desired space //////////////////
// Use our stretchy style context now that stretching is in progress
@ -1717,89 +1596,6 @@ nsMathMLChar::GetMaxWidth(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
return NS_MAX(bm.width, bm.rightBearing) - NS_MIN(0, bm.leftBearing);
}
nsresult
nsMathMLChar::ComposeChildren(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
nsRenderingContext& aRenderingContext,
nsGlyphTable* aGlyphTable,
nscoord aTargetSize,
nsBoundingMetrics& aCompositeSize,
PRUint32 aStretchHint)
{
PRInt32 i = 0;
nsMathMLChar* child;
PRInt32 count = aGlyphTable->ChildCountOf(aPresContext, this);
NS_ASSERTION(count, "something is wrong somewhere");
if (!count) return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
// if we haven't been here before, create the linked list of children now
// otherwise, use what we have, adding more children as needed or deleting
// the extra
nsMathMLChar* last = this;
while ((i < count) && last->mSibling) {
i++;
last = last->mSibling;
}
while (i < count) {
child = new nsMathMLChar(this);
last->mSibling = child;
last = child;
i++;
}
if (last->mSibling) {
delete last->mSibling;
last->mSibling = nullptr;
}
// let children stretch in an equal space
nsBoundingMetrics splitSize;
if (NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_HORIZONTAL == mDirection)
splitSize.width = aTargetSize / count;
else {
splitSize.ascent = aTargetSize / (count * 2);
splitSize.descent = splitSize.ascent;
}
nscoord dx = 0, dy = 0;
for (i = 0, child = mSibling; child; child = child->mSibling, i++) {
// child chars should just inherit our values - which may change between
// calls...
child->mData = mData;
child->mDirection = mDirection;
child->mStyleContext = mStyleContext;
child->mGlyphTable = aGlyphTable; // the child is associated to this table
child->mMirrored = mMirrored;
// there goes the Stretch() ...
nsBoundingMetrics childSize;
nsresult rv = child->Stretch(aPresContext, aRenderingContext, mDirection,
splitSize, childSize, aStretchHint, mMirrored);
// check if something went wrong or the child couldn't fit in the alloted
// space
if (NS_FAILED(rv) ||
(NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_UNSUPPORTED == child->mDirection)) {
delete mSibling; // don't leave a dangling list behind ...
mSibling = nullptr;
return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
}
child->SetRect(nsRect(dx, dy, childSize.width,
childSize.ascent+childSize.descent));
if (0 == i)
aCompositeSize = childSize;
else {
if (NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_HORIZONTAL == mDirection)
aCompositeSize += childSize;
else {
aCompositeSize.descent += childSize.ascent + childSize.descent;
if (aCompositeSize.leftBearing > childSize.leftBearing)
aCompositeSize.leftBearing = childSize.leftBearing;
if (aCompositeSize.rightBearing < childSize.rightBearing)
aCompositeSize.rightBearing = childSize.rightBearing;
}
}
if (NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_HORIZONTAL == mDirection)
dx += childSize.width;
else
dy += childSize.ascent + childSize.descent;
}
return NS_OK;
}
class nsDisplayMathMLSelectionRect : public nsDisplayItem {
public:
nsDisplayMathMLSelectionRect(nsDisplayListBuilder* aBuilder,

44
layout/mathml/nsMathMLChar.h
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@ -57,24 +57,13 @@ struct nsGlyphCode {
// Class used to handle stretchy symbols (accent, delimiter and boundary
// symbols).
// There are composite characters that need to be built recursively from other
// characters. Since these are rare we use a light-weight mechanism to handle
// them. Specifically, as need arises we append a singly-linked list of child
// chars with their mParent pointing to the first element in the list, except in
// the originating first element itself where it points to null. mSibling points
// to the next element in the list. Since the originating first element is the
// parent of the others, we call it the "root" char of the list. Testing
// !mParent tells whether you are that "root" during the recursion. The parent
// delegates most of the tasks to the children.
class nsMathMLChar
{
public:
// constructor and destructor
nsMathMLChar(nsMathMLChar* aParent = nullptr) {
nsMathMLChar() {
MOZ_COUNT_CTOR(nsMathMLChar);
mStyleContext = nullptr;
mSibling = nullptr;
mParent = aParent;
mUnscaledAscent = 0;
mScaleX = mScaleY = 1.0;
mDrawNormal = true;
@ -84,14 +73,7 @@ public:
// not a virtual destructor: this class is not intended to be subclassed
~nsMathMLChar() {
MOZ_COUNT_DTOR(nsMathMLChar);
// there is only one style context owned by the "root" char
// and it may be used by child chars as well
if (!mParent && mStyleContext) { // only the "root" need to release it
mStyleContext->Release();
}
if (mSibling) {
delete mSibling;
}
mStyleContext->Release();
}
nsresult
@ -152,16 +134,6 @@ public:
void
SetRect(const nsRect& aRect) {
mRect = aRect;
// shift the orgins of child chars if any
if (!mParent && mSibling) { // only a "root" having child chars can
// enter here
for (nsMathMLChar* child = mSibling; child; child = child->mSibling) {
nsRect rect;
child->GetRect(rect);
rect.MoveBy(mRect.x, mRect.y);
child->SetRect(rect);
}
}
}
// Get the maximum width that the character might have after a vertical
@ -209,10 +181,6 @@ protected:
friend class nsGlyphTable;
nsString mData;
// support for handling composite stretchy chars like TeX over/under braces
nsMathMLChar* mSibling;
nsMathMLChar* mParent;
private:
nsRect mRect;
nsStretchDirection mDirection;
@ -246,14 +214,6 @@ private:
float aMaxSize = NS_MATHML_OPERATOR_SIZE_INFINITY,
bool aMaxSizeIsAbsolute = false);
nsresult
ComposeChildren(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
nsRenderingContext& aRenderingContext,
nsGlyphTable* aGlyphTable,
nscoord aTargetSize,
nsBoundingMetrics& aCompositeSize,
PRUint32 aStretchHint);
nsresult
PaintVertically(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
nsRenderingContext& aRenderingContext,