`Event` internally stores the `type` as an `Atom`, and we're `String`s
everywhere, which can cause unnecessary allocations to occur since
they'll end up as `Atom`s anyways.
M1503/M1504 : Support for missing XMLHttpRequestAPIs and Document response handling
Hi,
This is for NCSU Fall 15 project M1503 and M1504:
M1503: Integrate XML Parser (Step 3 of 4): Support for Document response handling and calling the appropriate parser.
M1504: Support for missing XMLHttpRequest APIs
https://github.com/servo/servo/wiki/Integrate-xml5ever
It includes changes to handle document response for XMLHttpRequest.
Kindly review.
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Move websocket creation to resource task
This is a pull request for part of https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/6638
It includes the following changes:
-The websocket networking code (ie. making a connection, receiving data, and sending data) has been extracted out of components/script/dom/websocket.rs and into the new file components/net/websocket_loader.rs.
-websocket.rs now communicates with the resource task (components/net/resource_task.rs) to instruct it to initiate a new websocket connection
- websocket_loader.rs now provides an API sent over an IPCChannel that allows websocket.rs to receive feedback about this process and to subsequently send and receive data
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M1504: Implement basic support for withCredentials API
The pull request includes the following task:
* Implemented basic network-level support by adding a member to LoadData that is used by http_loader.rs to conditionally exclude cookies from the HTTP request if the flag is false (default true)
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webgl: Fix texturing
These two tiny changes were making WebGL textures not work.
It was not seen in our texturing test since it only used one texture,
we render to a texture by default, and that texture was bound to
`gl::TEXTURE_2D`.
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fix intermittent Option::unwrap in timers
fixes intermittent #8616
This intermittent indicates real problem in code.
Lets consider such code:
```javascript
// timer 1
setTimeout(function() {
//timer 2
setTimeout(function() {}, 0);
}, 0);
```
When we receive event to fire timer 1 it will be selected and extracted from active timers list in fire_timer function. During timer 1 handler execution we will schedule timer 2 and request timer event for it. But it will be executed during same fire_timer call because of 0 timeout. And as a result we will have empty timers list and expecting event for timer 2 that will crash in assert.
I'm not sure that all I've written is clear, but we have something like this:
```
install timer 1 -> [1] in timers list
push and expect timer event 1 -> expected_event=1
received timer event 1
fire_timer()
select timer 1 to execute -> [] in timers list
execute timer 1 handler
install timer 2 -> [2] in timers list
push and expect timer event 2 -> expected_event=2
select timer 2 to execute (because of 0 timeout) -> [] in tiemrs list
execute timer 2 handler
expected_event=2 is dangling
received timer event 2
fire_timer() -> BOOM
```
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Add slow path for hit testing of iframe behind positioned content layer
Fixes browser.html blocker #8759. r? @pcwalton
This adds a slow path for cases where the compositor's layer-based hit testing is incorrect. If the script task discovers that a mouse event should have been dispatched to an iframe, it bounces the event back to the constellation to be forwarded to the correct pipeline.
This isn't terribly slow (on the slow path, it adds one extra round-trip message between script and constellation), but if we want to optimize this better we could instead replace the compositor's layer hit testing with display list hit testing in the paint task. This would be a more complicated change that I think we should save for a follow-up.
This only fixes mouse input for now. A basically-identical change will be needed for touch-screen input, whether we stick with this approach or switch to the paint task.
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