PassRefPtr<WebPageGroup> WebPageGroup::create(const String& identifier, bool visibleToInjectedBundle, bool visibleToHistoryClient)
{
RefPtr<WebPageGroup> pageGroup = adoptRef(new WebPageGroup(identifier, visibleToInjectedBundle, visibleToHistoryClient));
webPageGroupMap().set(pageGroup->pageGroupID(), pageGroup.get());
return pageGroup.release();
}
WebPageGroup::WebPageGroup(const String& identifier, bool visibleToInjectedBundle, bool visibleToHistoryClient)
{
m_data.pageGroupID = generatePageGroupID();
if (!identifier.isEmpty())
m_data.identifer = identifier;
else
m_data.identifer = m_data.identifer = makeString("__uniquePageGroupID-", String::number(m_data.pageGroupID));
m_data.visibleToInjectedBundle = visibleToInjectedBundle;
m_data.visibleToHistoryClient = visibleToHistoryClient;
webPageGroupMap().set(m_data.pageGroupID, this);
}
WebPageGroup::~WebPageGroup()
{
webPageGroupMap().remove(pageGroupID());
}
// FIXME: Why does the WebPreferences object here use ".WebKit2" instead of "WebKit2." which all the other constructors use.
// If it turns out that it's wrong, we can change it to to "WebKit2." and get rid of the globalDebugKeyPrefix from WebPreferences.
WebPageGroup::WebPageGroup(const String& identifier, bool visibleToInjectedBundle, bool visibleToHistoryClient)
: m_data(pageGroupData(identifier, visibleToInjectedBundle, visibleToHistoryClient))
, m_preferences(WebPreferences::createWithLegacyDefaults(m_data.identifier, ".WebKit2", "WebKit2."))
{
webPageGroupMap().set(m_data.pageGroupID, this);
}
WebPageGroup* WebPageGroup::get(uint64_t pageGroupID)
{
return webPageGroupMap().get(pageGroupID);
}
WebPageGroup::~WebPageGroup()
{
if (m_preferences)
m_preferences->removePageGroup(this);
webPageGroupMap().remove(pageGroupID());
}