It's now set through the intermediate InterfaceConstructorBehavior structure,
which lets us improve the abstraction around NonCallbackInterfaceObjectClass
a bit better.
When the interface's constructor is supposed to always throw, the error for
calling `Foo()` without new is "Illegal constructor.". when the interface
actually defines an interface, the error is instead
"This constructor needs to be called with `new`.".
Fix typo: `cannot not outlive` -> `cannot outlive`
A `Root` cannot outlive the `RootCollection` it is recorded in.
The docs were saying otherwise.
r? @jdm
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Add API base url method to global objects
This adds an `api_base_url` function to global objects, which fixes `open-url-base.htm` under XMLHttpRequest.
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This allows keeping the VertexAttrib* calls asynchronous.
Another option would be to do the validation in the apply() function,
but that'd require us passing an unnecessary channel around and add
extra synchronization.
The counterpart of this is that it has to be updated when the context
changes, but that's less problem.
Fixed compile error in generated code, when webidl constructors have same number of args
One of the ways that generated code differentiates constructors is by comparing if the args are array-like. The generated code was calling a function `IsArrayLike` that no longer exists. I re-implemented it with a more rust-like naming scheme.
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Stop returning an Option from Window::browsing_context.
A Window always has a WindowProxy; the only reason it's wrapped in a nullable
field is the order in which those objects are created.
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According to JSProxy.h, without this the default implementation calls
ownPropertyKeys and filters out the unenumerable properties. We know when such
things exist so we don't need to do that.
Implement XHR::SetRequestHeader Step 3
Closes#9548.
Alternative implementation of #9595.
cc @timvandermeij
I'm not sure if a utility method on `ByteString` is the best place for this functionality, maybe a free function in XHR module would be more suitable.
Also where would be the correct place to add a test for this functionality (if required)?
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