We only use it to get the quirks mode, and a shared style context is a pretty
heavy-weight struct.
Signed-off-by: Emilio Cobos Álvarez <emilio@crisal.io>
style: Use left-to-right indices in the invalidator.
This will make easier to create external invalidations that don't point to a combinator,
and also makes reasoning about the invalidator a bit easier.
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style: Do not expose LocalMatchingContext.
This type is a lot of complexity related to a very specific thing such as the
hover and active quirk.
Instead of that, move `nesting_level` to `MatchingContext`, and simplify all
this computing whether the quirk applies upfront, for each complex selector we
test.
This is less error-prone, and also allows simplifying more stuff in a bit.
Also, this makes the hover and active quirk work in Servo with no extra effort.
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This type is a lot of complexity related to a very specific thing such as the
hover and active quirk.
Instead of that, move `nesting_level` to `MatchingContext`, and simplify all
this computing whether the quirk applies upfront, for each complex selector we
test.
This is less error-prone, and also allows simplifying more stuff in a bit.
style: Fixup the hack added in #18867.
The declaration can indeed have the same id if it contains variables, or is a
CSS keyword value.
This was making a WPT test fail, so this is tested, though Servo's WPT import
didn't catch this for some reason.
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The declaration can indeed have the same id if it contains variables, or is a
CSS keyword value.
This was making a WPT test fail, so this is tested, though Servo's WPT import
didn't catch this for some reason.
This introduces DeclarationSource, to see if a declaration has been parsed or
set from CSSOM in a declaration block.
The Servo_DeclarationBlock_SetFoo and similar callers are changed to
DeclarationSource::CssOm because their semantics are more CSSOM-y, but it
shouldn't matter since they should all be checked before hand with
Servo_DeclarationBlock_PropertyIsSet.
Limit visited cascade for reparenting
The specialized cascade flow in `stylist::compute_style_with_inputs` (used with
reparenting) currently computes all properties for visited styles, but we only
need visited-dependent properties.
This adds the cascade flag to reduce the work to visited-dependent properties
only, like we do for the regular cascade flow.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1407813
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The specialized cascade flow in `stylist::compute_style_with_inputs` (used with
reparenting) currently computes all properties for visited styles, but we only
need visited-dependent properties.
This adds the cascade flag to reduce the work to visited-dependent properties
only, like we do for the regular cascade flow.
MozReview-Commit-ID: FGCj6GPnQOB
