void LLSideTrayListener::getTabs(const LLSD& event) const
{
LLSD reply;
LLSideTray* tray = mGetter();
LLSD::Integer ord(0);
for (LLSideTray::child_list_const_iter_t chi(tray->beginChild()), chend(tray->endChild());
chi != chend; ++chi, ++ord)
{
LLView* child = *chi;
// How much info is important? Toss in as much as seems reasonable for
// each tab. But to me, at least for the moment, the most important
// item is the tab name.
LLSD info;
// I like the idea of returning a map keyed by tab name. But as
// compared to an array of maps, that loses sequence information.
// Address that by indicating the original order in each map entry.
info["ord"] = ord;
info["visible"] = bool(child->getVisible());
info["enabled"] = bool(child->getEnabled());
info["available"] = child->isAvailable();
reply[child->getName()] = info;
}
sendReply(reply, event);
}
LLSD LLCommandDispatcher::enumerate()
{
LLSD response;
LLCommandHandlerRegistry& registry(LLCommandHandlerRegistry::instance());
for (std::map<std::string, LLCommandHandlerInfo>::const_iterator chi(registry.mMap.begin()),
chend(registry.mMap.end());
chi != chend; ++chi)
{
LLSD info;
info["untrusted"] = chi->second.mUntrustedBrowserAccess;
info["untrusted_str"] = lookup(chi->second.mUntrustedBrowserAccess);
response[chi->first] = info;
}
return response;
}
