There's no good reason to keep this separate; it's only called once, and
inlining the function makes the code a little clearer.
This commit does not make any change to the generated code.
This is a second step towards making getJSToNativeConversionTemplate return an
expression, which will improve dictionary codegen in particular.
This commit does not make any change to the generated code.
On high-density (e.g. "Retina") displays, this will set the default scale to 1 px per screen coordinate, rather than the current 1px per hardware pixel. This means that content on high-density displays will be rendered at a higher resolution but about the same physical size, compared to lower-density displays.
- see #356
- To decrease the conversion code, `JS<Node>` -> `Node`, I added API methods to `NodeHelpers`.
- I added APIs to `Page` not `Document` because I had thought that their APIs returns the hitted nodes address in the "page".
...k-related reasons.
Under the hood, this requires treating the I Tried pipeline as a new load instead of a replacement, since the failure-handling code interacts poorly with the rest of the replacement code when we get a series of staggered failures over time from the various pipeline components.
Under the hood, this requires treating the I Tried pipeline as a new load instead of a replacement, since the failure-handling code interacts poorly with the rest of the replacement code when we get a series of staggered failures over time from the various pipeline components.
This fixes two `RefCell<T> is already borrowed` failures when reloading an
existing pipeline, both caused by functions trying to modify `Pipeline::url`
or `ScriptTask::url` while a reference to a previous borrow is still in scope.
Note: After applying this patch, there are some painting issues after navigating back.
This fixes two `RefCell<T> is already borrowed` failures when reloading an
existing pipeline, both caused by functions trying to modify `Pipeline::url`
or `ScriptTask::url` while a reference to a previous borrow is still in scope.
