NS_OVERRIDE virtual bool
RecvVibrate(const InfallibleTArray<unsigned int>& pattern,
const InfallibleTArray<uint64> &id,
PBrowserParent *browserParent)
{
// Check whether browserParent is active. We should have already
// checked that the corresponding window is active, but this check
// isn't redundant. A window may be inactive in an active
// browser. And a window is not notified synchronously when it's
// deactivated, so the window may think it's active when the tab
// is actually inactive.
TabParent *tabParent = static_cast<TabParent*>(browserParent);
if (!tabParent->Active()) {
HAL_LOG(("RecvVibrate: Tab is not active. Cancelling."));
return true;
}
// Forward to hal::, not hal_impl::, because we might be a
// subprocess of another sandboxed process. The hal:: entry point
// will do the right thing.
nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMWindow> window =
do_QueryInterface(tabParent->GetBrowserDOMWindow());
WindowIdentifier newID(id, window);
hal::Vibrate(pattern, newID);
return true;
}
NS_OVERRIDE virtual bool
RecvCancelVibrate(const InfallibleTArray<uint64> &id,
PBrowserParent *browserParent)
{
TabParent *tabParent = static_cast<TabParent*>(browserParent);
nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMWindow> window =
do_QueryInterface(tabParent->GetBrowserDOMWindow());
WindowIdentifier newID(id, window);
hal::CancelVibrate(newID);
return true;
}
