void RenderLayerClipper::getOrCalculateClipRects(const ClipRectsContext& context, ClipRects& clipRects) const
{
if (context.usesCache())
clipRects = *getClipRects(context);
else
calculateClipRects(context, clipRects);
}
void PaintLayerClipper::calculateClipRects(const ClipRectsContext& context, ClipRects& clipRects) const
{
bool rootLayerScrolls = m_layoutObject.document().settings() && m_layoutObject.document().settings()->rootLayerScrolls();
if (!m_layoutObject.layer()->parent() && !rootLayerScrolls) {
// The root layer's clip rect is always infinite.
clipRects.reset(LayoutRect(LayoutRect::infiniteIntRect()));
return;
}
bool isClippingRoot = m_layoutObject.layer() == context.rootLayer;
// For transformed layers, the root layer was shifted to be us, so there is no need to
// examine the parent. We want to cache clip rects with us as the root.
PaintLayer* parentLayer = !isClippingRoot ? m_layoutObject.layer()->parent() : 0;
// Ensure that our parent's clip has been calculated so that we can examine the values.
if (parentLayer) {
// FIXME: Why don't we just call getClipRects here?
if (context.usesCache() && parentLayer->clipper().cachedClipRects(context)) {
clipRects = *parentLayer->clipper().cachedClipRects(context);
} else {
parentLayer->clipper().calculateClipRects(context, clipRects);
}
} else {
clipRects.reset(LayoutRect(LayoutRect::infiniteIntRect()));
}
adjustClipRectsForChildren(m_layoutObject, clipRects);
if ((m_layoutObject.hasOverflowClip() && shouldRespectOverflowClip(context)) || m_layoutObject.hasClip()) {
// This offset cannot use convertToLayerCoords, because sometimes our rootLayer may be across
// some transformed layer boundary, for example, in the PaintLayerCompositor overlapMap, where
// clipRects are needed in view space.
applyClipRects(context, m_layoutObject, roundedLayoutPoint(m_layoutObject.localToContainerPoint(FloatPoint(), context.rootLayer->layoutObject())), clipRects);
}
}
void RenderLayerClipper::calculateClipRects(const ClipRectsContext& context, ClipRects& clipRects) const
{
if (!m_renderer.layer()->parent()) {
// The root layer's clip rect is always infinite.
clipRects.reset(PaintInfo::infiniteRect());
return;
}
bool isClippingRoot = m_renderer.layer() == context.rootLayer;
// For transformed layers, the root layer was shifted to be us, so there is no need to
// examine the parent. We want to cache clip rects with us as the root.
RenderLayer* parentLayer = !isClippingRoot ? m_renderer.layer()->parent() : 0;
// Ensure that our parent's clip has been calculated so that we can examine the values.
if (parentLayer) {
// FIXME: Why don't we just call getClipRects here?
if (context.usesCache() && parentLayer->clipper().cachedClipRects(context)) {
clipRects = *parentLayer->clipper().cachedClipRects(context);
} else {
parentLayer->clipper().calculateClipRects(context, clipRects);
}
} else {
clipRects.reset(PaintInfo::infiniteRect());
}
if (m_renderer.style()->position() == AbsolutePosition) {
clipRects.setOverflowClipRect(clipRects.posClipRect());
}
// This offset cannot use convertToLayerCoords, because sometimes our rootLayer may be across
// some transformed layer boundary, for example, in the RenderLayerCompositor overlapMap, where
// clipRects are needed in view space.
LayoutPoint offset = roundedLayoutPoint(m_renderer.localToContainerPoint(FloatPoint(), context.rootLayer->renderer()));
if (m_renderer.hasOverflowClip()) {
ClipRect newOverflowClip = m_renderer.overflowClipRect(offset);
newOverflowClip.setHasRadius(m_renderer.style()->hasBorderRadius());
clipRects.setOverflowClipRect(intersection(newOverflowClip, clipRects.overflowClipRect()));
if (m_renderer.isPositioned())
clipRects.setPosClipRect(intersection(newOverflowClip, clipRects.posClipRect()));
}
if (m_renderer.hasClip()) {
LayoutRect newClip = m_renderer.clipRect(offset);
clipRects.setPosClipRect(intersection(newClip, clipRects.posClipRect()));
clipRects.setOverflowClipRect(intersection(newClip, clipRects.overflowClipRect()));
}
}
void RenderLayerClipper::calculateClipRects(const ClipRectsContext& context, ClipRects& clipRects) const
{
if (!m_renderer.layer()->parent()) {
// The root layer's clip rect is always infinite.
clipRects.reset(PaintInfo::infiniteRect());
return;
}
bool isClippingRoot = m_renderer.layer() == context.rootLayer;
// For transformed layers, the root layer was shifted to be us, so there is no need to
// examine the parent. We want to cache clip rects with us as the root.
RenderLayer* parentLayer = !isClippingRoot ? m_renderer.layer()->parent() : 0;
// Ensure that our parent's clip has been calculated so that we can examine the values.
if (parentLayer) {
// FIXME: Why don't we just call getClipRects here?
if (context.usesCache() && parentLayer->clipper().cachedClipRects(context)) {
clipRects = *parentLayer->clipper().cachedClipRects(context);
} else {
parentLayer->clipper().calculateClipRects(context, clipRects);
}
} else {
clipRects.reset(PaintInfo::infiniteRect());
}
adjustClipRectsForChildren(m_renderer, clipRects);
// FIXME: This logic looks wrong. We'll apply overflow clip rects even if we were told to IgnoreOverflowClip if m_renderer.hasClip().
if ((m_renderer.hasOverflowClip() && (context.respectOverflowClip == RespectOverflowClip || !isClippingRoot)) || m_renderer.hasClip()) {
// This offset cannot use convertToLayerCoords, because sometimes our rootLayer may be across
// some transformed layer boundary, for example, in the RenderLayerCompositor overlapMap, where
// clipRects are needed in view space.
applyClipRects(context, m_renderer, roundedLayoutPoint(m_renderer.localToContainerPoint(FloatPoint(), context.rootLayer->renderer())), clipRects);
}
}
