/*!
Clears the history.
\sa count(), items()
*/
void QWebHistory::clear()
{
//shortcut to private BackForwardList
WebCore::BackForwardList* lst = d->lst;
//clear visited links
WebCore::Page* page = static_cast<WebCore::BackForwardListImpl*>(lst)->page();
if (page && page->groupPtr())
page->groupPtr()->removeVisitedLinks();
//if count() == 0 then just return
if (!lst->entries().size())
return;
RefPtr<WebCore::HistoryItem> current = lst->currentItem();
int capacity = lst->capacity();
lst->setCapacity(0);
lst->setCapacity(capacity); //revert capacity
lst->addItem(current.get()); //insert old current item
lst->goToItem(current.get()); //and set it as current again
d->page()->updateNavigationActions();
}
static void WebHistoryClose(JNIEnv* env, jobject obj, jint frame)
{
LOG_ASSERT(frame, "Close needs a valid Frame pointer!");
WebCore::Frame* pFrame = (WebCore::Frame*)frame;
WebCore::BackForwardList* list = pFrame->page()->backForwardList();
RefPtr<WebCore::HistoryItem> current = list->currentItem();
// Remove each item instead of using close(). close() is intended to be used
// right before the list is deleted.
WebCore::HistoryItemVector& entries = list->entries();
int size = entries.size();
for (int i = size - 1; i >= 0; --i)
list->removeItem(entries[i].get());
// Add the current item back to the list.
if (current) {
current->setBridge(0);
// addItem will update the children to match the newly created bridge
list->addItem(current);
/*
* The Grand Prix site uses anchor navigations to change the display.
* WebKit tries to be smart and not load child frames that have the
* same history urls during an anchor navigation. This means that the
* current history item stored in the child frame's loader does not
* match the item found in the history tree. If we remove all the
* entries in the back/foward list, we have to restore the entire tree
* or else a HistoryItem might have a deleted parent.
*
* In order to restore the history tree correctly, we have to look up
* all the frames first and then look up the history item. We do this
* because the history item in the tree may be null at this point.
* Unfortunately, a HistoryItem can only search its immediately
* children so we do a breadth-first rebuild of the tree.
*/
// Keep a small list of child frames to traverse.
WTF::Vector<WebCore::Frame*> frameQueue;
// Fix the top-level item.
pFrame->loader()->history()->setCurrentItem(current.get());
WebCore::Frame* child = pFrame->tree()->firstChild();
// Remember the parent history item so we can search for a child item.
RefPtr<WebCore::HistoryItem> parent = current;
while (child) {
// Use the old history item since the current one may have a
// deleted parent.
WebCore::HistoryItem* item = parent->childItemWithTarget(child->tree()->name());
child->loader()->history()->setCurrentItem(item);
// Append the first child to the queue if it exists. If there is no
// item, then we do not need to traverse the children since there
// will be no parent history item.
WebCore::Frame* firstChild;
if (item && (firstChild = child->tree()->firstChild()))
frameQueue.append(firstChild);
child = child->tree()->nextSibling();
// If we don't have a sibling for this frame and the queue isn't
// empty, use the next entry in the queue.
if (!child && !frameQueue.isEmpty()) {
child = frameQueue.at(0);
frameQueue.remove(0);
// Figure out the parent history item used when searching for
// the history item to use.
parent = child->tree()->parent()->loader()->history()->currentItem();
}
}
}
}