LayoutUnit RenderIFrame::minPreferredLogicalWidth() const
{
if (!isSeamless())
return RenderFrameBase::minPreferredLogicalWidth();
RenderView* childRoot = contentRootRenderer();
if (!childRoot)
return 0;
return childRoot->minPreferredLogicalWidth() + borderAndPaddingLogicalWidth();
}
void RenderFrameBase::layoutWithFlattening(bool fixedWidth, bool fixedHeight)
{
FrameView* childFrameView = static_cast<FrameView*>(widget());
RenderView* childRoot = childFrameView ? static_cast<RenderView*>(childFrameView->frame()->contentRenderer()) : 0;
// Do not expand frames which has zero width or height
if (!width() || !height() || !childRoot) {
updateWidgetPosition();
if (childFrameView)
childFrameView->layout();
setNeedsLayout(false);
return;
}
// need to update to calculate min/max correctly
updateWidgetPosition();
if (childRoot->preferredLogicalWidthsDirty())
childRoot->computePreferredLogicalWidths();
// if scrollbars are off, and the width or height are fixed
// we obey them and do not expand. With frame flattening
// no subframe much ever become scrollable.
HTMLFrameElementBase* element = static_cast<HTMLFrameElementBase*>(node());
bool isScrollable = element->scrollingMode() != ScrollbarAlwaysOff;
// consider iframe inset border
int hBorder = borderLeft() + borderRight();
int vBorder = borderTop() + borderBottom();
// make sure minimum preferred width is enforced
if (isScrollable || !fixedWidth) {
setWidth(max(width(), childRoot->minPreferredLogicalWidth() + hBorder));
// update again to pass the new width to the child frame
updateWidgetPosition();
childFrameView->layout();
}
// expand the frame by setting frame height = content height
if (isScrollable || !fixedHeight || childRoot->isFrameSet())
setHeight(max(height(), childFrameView->contentsHeight() + vBorder));
if (isScrollable || !fixedWidth || childRoot->isFrameSet())
setWidth(max(width(), childFrameView->contentsWidth() + hBorder));
updateWidgetPosition();
ASSERT(!childFrameView->layoutPending());
ASSERT(!childRoot->needsLayout());
ASSERT(!childRoot->firstChild() || !childRoot->firstChild()->firstChild() || !childRoot->firstChild()->firstChild()->needsLayout());
setNeedsLayout(false);
}
void RenderFrameBase::layoutWithFlattening(bool hasFixedWidth, bool hasFixedHeight)
{
FrameView* childFrameView = toFrameView(widget());
RenderView* childRoot = childFrameView ? childFrameView->frame().contentRenderer() : 0;
if (!childRoot || !shouldExpandFrame(width(), height(), hasFixedWidth, hasFixedHeight)) {
updateWidgetPosition();
if (childFrameView)
childFrameView->layout();
clearNeedsLayout();
return;
}
// need to update to calculate min/max correctly
updateWidgetPosition();
// if scrollbars are off, and the width or height are fixed
// we obey them and do not expand. With frame flattening
// no subframe much ever become scrollable.
bool isScrollable = frameOwnerElement().scrollingMode() != ScrollbarAlwaysOff;
// consider iframe inset border
int hBorder = borderLeft() + borderRight();
int vBorder = borderTop() + borderBottom();
// make sure minimum preferred width is enforced
if (isScrollable || !hasFixedWidth) {
setWidth(std::max(width(), childRoot->minPreferredLogicalWidth() + hBorder));
// update again to pass the new width to the child frame
updateWidgetPosition();
childFrameView->layout();
}
// expand the frame by setting frame height = content height
if (isScrollable || !hasFixedHeight || childRoot->isFrameSet())
setHeight(std::max<LayoutUnit>(height(), childFrameView->contentsHeight() + vBorder));
if (isScrollable || !hasFixedWidth || childRoot->isFrameSet())
setWidth(std::max<LayoutUnit>(width(), childFrameView->contentsWidth() + hBorder));
updateWidgetPosition();
ASSERT(!childFrameView->layoutPending());
ASSERT(!childRoot->needsLayout());
ASSERT(!childRoot->firstChild() || !childRoot->firstChild()->firstChildSlow() || !childRoot->firstChild()->firstChildSlow()->needsLayout());
clearNeedsLayout();
}
void FrameViewAutoSizeInfo::autoSizeIfNeeded()
{
if (m_inAutoSize)
return;
TemporaryChange<bool> changeInAutoSize(m_inAutoSize, true);
Document* document = m_frameView->frame().document();
if (!document || !document->isActive())
return;
Element* documentElement = document->documentElement();
if (!documentElement)
return;
// If this is the first time we run autosize, start from small height and
// allow it to grow.
if (!m_didRunAutosize)
m_frameView->resize(m_frameView->frameRect().width(), m_minAutoSize.height());
IntSize size = m_frameView->frameRect().size();
// Do the resizing twice. The first time is basically a rough calculation using the preferred width
// which may result in a height change during the second iteration.
for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
// Update various sizes including contentsSize, scrollHeight, etc.
document->updateLayoutIgnorePendingStylesheets();
RenderView* renderView = document->renderView();
if (!renderView)
return;
int width = renderView->minPreferredLogicalWidth();
RenderBox* documentRenderBox = documentElement->renderBox();
if (!documentRenderBox)
return;
int height = documentRenderBox->scrollHeight();
IntSize newSize(width, height);
// Check to see if a scrollbar is needed for a given dimension and
// if so, increase the other dimension to account for the scrollbar.
// Since the dimensions are only for the view rectangle, once a
// dimension exceeds the maximum, there is no need to increase it further.
if (newSize.width() > m_maxAutoSize.width()) {
RefPtrWillBeRawPtr<Scrollbar> localHorizontalScrollbar = m_frameView->horizontalScrollbar();
if (!localHorizontalScrollbar)
localHorizontalScrollbar = m_frameView->createScrollbar(HorizontalScrollbar);
if (!localHorizontalScrollbar->isOverlayScrollbar())
newSize.setHeight(newSize.height() + localHorizontalScrollbar->height());
// Don't bother checking for a vertical scrollbar because the width is at
// already greater the maximum.
} else if (newSize.height() > m_maxAutoSize.height()) {
RefPtrWillBeRawPtr<Scrollbar> localVerticalScrollbar = m_frameView->verticalScrollbar();
if (!localVerticalScrollbar)
localVerticalScrollbar = m_frameView->createScrollbar(VerticalScrollbar);
if (!localVerticalScrollbar->isOverlayScrollbar())
newSize.setWidth(newSize.width() + localVerticalScrollbar->width());
// Don't bother checking for a horizontal scrollbar because the height is
// already greater the maximum.
}
// Ensure the size is at least the min bounds.
newSize = newSize.expandedTo(m_minAutoSize);
// Bound the dimensions by the max bounds and determine what scrollbars to show.
ScrollbarMode horizonalScrollbarMode = ScrollbarAlwaysOff;
if (newSize.width() > m_maxAutoSize.width()) {
newSize.setWidth(m_maxAutoSize.width());
horizonalScrollbarMode = ScrollbarAlwaysOn;
}
ScrollbarMode verticalScrollbarMode = ScrollbarAlwaysOff;
if (newSize.height() > m_maxAutoSize.height()) {
newSize.setHeight(m_maxAutoSize.height());
verticalScrollbarMode = ScrollbarAlwaysOn;
}
if (newSize == size)
continue;
// While loading only allow the size to increase (to avoid twitching during intermediate smaller states)
// unless autoresize has just been turned on or the maximum size is smaller than the current size.
if (m_didRunAutosize && size.height() <= m_maxAutoSize.height() && size.width() <= m_maxAutoSize.width()
&& !m_frameView->frame().document()->loadEventFinished() && (newSize.height() < size.height() || newSize.width() < size.width()))
break;
m_frameView->resize(newSize.width(), newSize.height());
// Force the scrollbar state to avoid the scrollbar code adding them and causing them to be needed. For example,
// a vertical scrollbar may cause text to wrap and thus increase the height (which is the only reason the scollbar is needed).
m_frameView->setVerticalScrollbarLock(false);
m_frameView->setHorizontalScrollbarLock(false);
m_frameView->setScrollbarModes(horizonalScrollbarMode, verticalScrollbarMode, true, true);
}
m_didRunAutosize = true;
}