} NS_NAMESPACE_END
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
nsresult ns_file_convert_result(PRInt32 nativeErr)
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{
return nativeErr ?
NS_ERROR_GENERATE_FAILURE(NS_ERROR_MODULE_FILES,((nativeErr)&0xFFFF))
: NS_OK;
}
static nsresult ns_file_convert_result(PRInt32 nativeErr)
{
return nativeErr ?
NS_ERROR_GENERATE_FAILURE(NS_ERROR_MODULE_FILES,((nativeErr)&0xFFFF))
: NS_OK;
}
nsresult
nsLDAPAutoCompleteSession::OnLDAPSearchResult(nsILDAPMessage *aMessage)
{
nsresult rv; // Temp for return vals
PR_LOG(sLDAPAutoCompleteLogModule, PR_LOG_DEBUG,
("nsLDAPAutoCompleteSession::OnLDAPSearchResult entered\n"));
// Figure out if we succeeded or failed, and set the status
// and default index appropriately.
AutoCompleteStatus status;
PRInt32 lderrno;
if (mEntriesReturned) {
status = nsIAutoCompleteStatus::matchFound;
// There's at least one match, so the default index should
// point to the first thing here. This ensures that if the local
// addressbook autocomplete session only found [email protected],
// this will be given preference.
rv = mResults->SetDefaultItemIndex(0);
if (NS_FAILED(rv)) {
NS_ERROR("nsLDAPAutoCompleteSession::OnLDAPSearchResult(): "
"mResults->SetDefaultItemIndex(0) failed");
FinishAutoCompleteLookup(nsIAutoCompleteStatus::failureItems, rv,
BOUND);
}
} else {
// Note that we only look at the error code if there are no results for
// this session; if we got results and then an error happened, this
// is ignored, in part because it seems likely to be confusing to the
// user, and in part because it is likely to be scrolled out of view
// anyway.
aMessage->GetErrorCode(&lderrno);
if (lderrno != nsILDAPErrors::SUCCESS) {
PR_LOG(sLDAPAutoCompleteLogModule, PR_LOG_DEBUG,
("nsLDAPAutoCompleteSession::OnLDAPSearchResult(): "
"lderrno=%d\n", lderrno));
FinishAutoCompleteLookup(nsIAutoCompleteStatus::failureItems,
NS_ERROR_GENERATE_FAILURE(
NS_ERROR_MODULE_LDAP, lderrno),
BOUND);
return NS_OK;
}
// We could potentially keep track of non-fatal errors to the
// search, and if there has been more than 1, and there are no entries,
// we could return |failed| instead of |noMatch|. It's unclear to me
// that this actually buys us anything though.
status = nsIAutoCompleteStatus::noMatch;
}
// Call the mListener's OnAutoComplete and clean up
//
// XXXdmose should we really leave the connection BOUND here?
FinishAutoCompleteLookup(status, NS_OK, BOUND);
return NS_OK;
}
