This patch defines mozilla::SelectionType as an enum class. This is safer than nsISelectionController::SELECTION_* since setting illegal value to its variable is checked at build time. So, as far as possible, this should be used everywhere (but of course, this isn't available in scriptable interfaces).
And also this implements some useful methods for managing SelectionType and RawSelectionType which are implemented in layout/nsSelection.cpp because nsISelectionController is implemented by both PresShell and nsTextEditorState. Therefore, implementing one of them may make hard to find them. On the other hand, nsSelection.cpp is a better file name to look for them.
Note that this patch creates mozilla::Selection::RawType() for binding. Native code should keep using Selection::Type() but the binding code needs to use RawType() due to impossible to convert from SelectionType to RawSelectionType without explicit cast.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 81vX7A0hHQN
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While a TSFTextStore instance is being destroyed, TSFTextStore::Destroy() tries to commit remaining composition and notify TSF of destroying the view. At this moment, TSF/TIP may try to commit the composition or retrieve the contents with calling ITextStoreACP::RequestLock() but currently TSFTextStore disallows the requests to lock of them. This means that TSFTextStore never sends composition commit events asynchronously. Therefore, TextComposition may keep waiting remaining composition events but this causes odd behavior because they won't be fired.
For avoiding this issue, TSFTextStore should behave as normal even while it's being destroyed. Fortunately, if there is a composition, it always has mLockedContent and mSelection. So, it can compute expected results of TSF/TIP with them.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 2DSCGXXkLx1
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While TIP is handling a key message, TSFTextStore shouldn't release any TSF objects since it may cause hitting a bug of TIPs. Actually, MS-IME for Japanese on Windows 10 crashes when TSFTextStore is destroyed during composition because probably it accesses some destroyed objects to request to commit composition or query contents.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 9CTjHhAvG04
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Currently, TextInputHandler::DispatchEvent() isn't used for WidgetKeyboardEvent nor WidgetCompositionEvent since TextEventDispatcher directly uses nsIWidget::DispatchEvent(). Therefore, old code hiding mouse cursor at dispatching eKeyPress event is never run in current mozilla-central since TextInputHandler dispatches eKeyPress events via TextEventDispatcher.
Additionally, it's not enough to hide mouse cursor only when widget dispatches eKeyPress events because if IME starts composition, eKeyPress event won't be fired until finishing the composition. So, I think that we should hide mouse cursor at receiving native keydown events. The event handler receives keydown events before IME handles them. Additionally, modifier key events which won't cause eKeyPress events are not using native keydown event handler, fortunately. So, I believe that it's the best place to do it.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 9dnpiVEV2Lx
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The new names Create{,PreservingTransform}OrNull() better communicate that
these functions (a) do object creation, and (b) are fallible.
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Masayuki Nakano
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