/* * (C) Copyright The MITRE Corporation 1999 All rights reserved. * * The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License * Version 1.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in * compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at * http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ * * The program provided "as is" without any warranty express or * implied, including the warranty of non-infringement and the implied * warranties of merchantibility and fitness for a particular purpose. * The Copyright owner will not be liable for any damages suffered by * you as a result of using the Program. In no event will the Copyright * owner be liable for any special, indirect or consequential damages or * lost profits even if the Copyright owner has been advised of the * possibility of their occurrence. * * Please see release.txt distributed with this file for more information. * */ // Tom Kneeland (01/18/2000) // // Implementation of the Element wrapper class // // NOTE: Return values that are references to DOMStrings are all hashed // and maintained in the owning document's wrapper hash table. // They will not necessarly be used by more than one caller, but // at least their memory management is taken care of. This can be done // because all MozillaStrings clean up their nsString object upon // deletion. // // Modification History: // Who When What // #include "mozilladom.h" #include "iostream.h" // //Construct a new element wrapper simply storing the nsIDOMElement object // Element::Element(nsIDOMElement* element, Document* owner) : Node(element, owner) { nsElement = element; } // //Default destructor for Element wrappers // Element::~Element() { } // //Store a new subject object for this wrapper // void Element::setNSObj(nsIDOMElement* element) { Node::setNSObj(element); nsElement = element; } // //First check to see if the new node is an allowable child for an Element. If //it is, call NodeDefinition's implementation of Insert Before. If not, return //null as an error // /*Node* Element::insertBefore(Node* newChild, Node* refChild) { Node* returnVal = NULL; switch (newChild->getNodeType()) { case Node::ELEMENT_NODE : case Node::TEXT_NODE : case Node::COMMENT_NODE : case Node::PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE : case Node::CDATA_SECTION_NODE : case Node::ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE: returnVal = NodeDefinition::insertBefore(newChild, refChild); break; default: returnVal = NULL; } return returnVal; }*/ // //Call nsIDOMElement::GetTagName to retrieve the tag name for this element. //If the call complests successfully get a new DOMString wrapper from the //owner document. // const DOMString& Element::getTagName() { nsString* tagName = new nsString(); if (nsElement->GetTagName(*tagName) == NS_OK) return *(ownerDocument->createDOMString(tagName)); else { //tagName is not needed so destroy it. delete tagName; return NULL_STRING; } } // //Call nsIDOMElement::GetAttribute to retrieve value for the specified //attribute. Defer to the owner document to request a new DOMString //wrapper. const DOMString& Element::getAttribute(const DOMString& name) { nsString* attrValue = new nsString(); if (nsElement->GetAttribute(name.getConstNSString(), *attrValue) == NS_OK) return *(ownerDocument->createDOMString(attrValue)); else { delete attrValue; return NULL_STRING; } } // //Call nsIDOMElement::SetAttribute to create a new attribute. // void Element::setAttribute(const DOMString& name, const DOMString& value) { nsElement->SetAttribute(name.getConstNSString(), value.getConstNSString()); } // //We need to make this call a bit more complicated than usual because we want //to make sure we remove the attribute wrapper from the document //wrapperHashTable. // void Element::removeAttribute(const DOMString& name) { nsIDOMAttr* attr = NULL; Attr* attrWrapper = NULL; //Frist, get the nsIDOMAttr object from the nsIDOMElement object nsElement->GetAttributeNode(name.getConstNSString(), &attr); //Second, remove the attribute wrapper object from the hash table if it is //there. It might not be if the attribute was created using //Element::setAttribute. If it was removed, then delete it. attrWrapper = (Attr*)ownerDocument->removeWrapper((Int32)attr); if (attrWrapper) delete attrWrapper; //Lastly, have the Mozilla ojbect remove the attribute nsElement->RemoveAttribute(name.getConstNSString()); } // //Call nsIDOMElement::GetAttributeNode. If successful, refer to the owner //document for an attribute wrapper class. // Attr* Element::getAttributeNode(const DOMString& name) { nsIDOMAttr* attr = NULL; if (nsElement->GetAttributeNode(name.getConstNSString(), &attr) == NS_OK) return ownerDocument->createAttribute(attr); else return NULL; } // //Call nsIDOMElement::SetAttributeNode passing it the nsIDOMAttr object wrapped //by the newAttr parameter. // Attr* Element::setAttributeNode(Attr* newAttr) { nsIDOMAttr* returnAttr = NULL; if (nsElement->SetAttributeNode(newAttr->getNSAttr(), &returnAttr) == NS_OK) return ownerDocument->createAttribute(returnAttr); else return NULL; } // //Call nsIDOMElement::RemoveAttributeNode, then refer to the owner document to //remove it from the hash. The caller is then responsible for destroying the //wrappr. // NOTE: Do we need to worry about the memory used by the wrapped // Mozilla object? // Attr* Element::removeAttributeNode(Attr* oldAttr) { nsIDOMAttr* removedAttr = NULL; Attr* attrWrapper = NULL; if (nsElement->RemoveAttributeNode(oldAttr->getNSAttr(), &removedAttr) == NS_OK) { attrWrapper = (Attr*)ownerDocument->removeWrapper((Int32)removedAttr); if (!attrWrapper) attrWrapper = new Attr(removedAttr, ownerDocument); return attrWrapper; } else return NULL; } // //Call nsIDOMElement::GetElementsByTagName. If successful, defer to the owning //documet to produce a wrapper for this object. NodeList* Element::getElementsByTagName(const DOMString& name) { nsIDOMNodeList* list = NULL; if (nsElement->GetElementsByTagName(name.getConstNSString(), &list) == NS_OK) return ownerDocument->createNodeList(list); else return NULL; } // //Simply call nsIDOMElement::Normalize() // void Element::normalize() { nsElement->Normalize(); }