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#ifndef nsLayoutAtoms_h___
#define nsLayoutAtoms_h___

#include "nsIAtom.h"

/**
 * This class wraps up the creation (and destruction) of the standard
 * set of atoms used during layout processing. These objects
 * are created when the first presentation context is created and they
 * are destroyed when the last presentation context object is destroyed.
 */

class nsLayoutAtoms {
public:

  static void AddRefAtoms();
  static void ReleaseAtoms();

  /* Declare all atoms

     The atom names and values are stored in nsLayoutAtomList.h and
     are brought to you by the magic of C preprocessing

     Add new atoms to nsLayoutAtomList and all support logic will be auto-generated
   */
#define LAYOUT_ATOM(_name, _value) static nsIAtom* _name;
#include "nsLayoutAtomList.h"
#undef LAYOUT_ATOM
};

#endif /* nsLayoutAtoms_h___ */