void IDBDatabaseBackend::didOpenInternalAsync(const IDBDatabaseMetadata& metadata, bool success)
{
if (!success) {
processPendingOpenCalls(false);
return;
}
m_metadata = metadata;
processPendingCalls();
}
void IDBDatabaseBackend::processPendingCalls()
{
// processPendingCalls() will be called again after openInternalAsync() completes.
if (!m_didOpenInternal)
return;
if (m_pendingSecondHalfOpen) {
ASSERT(m_pendingSecondHalfOpen->version() == m_metadata.version);
ASSERT(m_metadata.id != InvalidId);
m_pendingSecondHalfOpen->callbacks()->onSuccess(this, this->metadata());
m_pendingSecondHalfOpen = nullptr;
// Fall through when complete, as pending deletes may be (partially) unblocked.
}
// Note that this check is only an optimization to reduce queue-churn and
// not necessary for correctness; deleteDatabase and openConnection will
// requeue their calls if this condition is true.
if (m_runningVersionChangeTransaction)
return;
if (!m_pendingDeleteCalls.isEmpty() && isDeleteDatabaseBlocked())
return;
while (!m_pendingDeleteCalls.isEmpty()) {
std::unique_ptr<IDBPendingDeleteCall> pendingDeleteCall = m_pendingDeleteCalls.takeFirst();
m_deleteCallbacksWaitingCompletion.add(pendingDeleteCall->callbacks());
deleteDatabaseAsync(pendingDeleteCall->callbacks());
}
// deleteDatabaseAsync should never re-queue calls.
ASSERT(m_pendingDeleteCalls.isEmpty());
// If there are any database deletions waiting for completion, we're done for now.
// Further callbacks will be handled in a future call to processPendingCalls().
if (!m_deleteCallbacksWaitingCompletion.isEmpty())
return;
if (m_runningVersionChangeTransaction)
return;
processPendingOpenCalls(true);
}
