// Copyright (c) 2010 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef CHROME_BROWSER_TAB_CONTENTS_TAB_CONTENTS_VIEW_H_ #define CHROME_BROWSER_TAB_CONTENTS_TAB_CONTENTS_VIEW_H_ #include #include #include "base/basictypes.h" #include "chrome/browser/renderer_host/render_view_host_delegate.h" #include "chrome/browser/tab_contents/render_view_host_delegate_helper.h" #include "gfx/native_widget_types.h" #include "gfx/rect.h" #include "gfx/size.h" class Browser; class RenderViewHost; class RenderWidgetHost; class RenderWidgetHostView; class TabContents; // The TabContentsView is an interface that is implemented by the platform- // dependent web contents views. The TabContents uses this interface to talk to // them. View-related messages will also get forwarded directly to this class // from RenderViewHost via RenderViewHostDelegate::View. // // It contains a small amount of logic with respect to creating new sub-view // that should be the same for all platforms. class TabContentsView : public RenderViewHostDelegate::View { public: explicit TabContentsView(TabContents* tab_contents); virtual ~TabContentsView() {} // Creates the appropriate type of TabContentsView for the current system. // The return value is a new heap allocated view with ownership passing to // the caller. static TabContentsView* Create(TabContents* tab_contents); TabContents* tab_contents() const { return tab_contents_; } virtual void CreateView(const gfx::Size& initial_size) = 0; // Sets up the View that holds the rendered web page, receives messages for // it and contains page plugins. The host view should be sized to the current // size of the TabContents. virtual RenderWidgetHostView* CreateViewForWidget( RenderWidgetHost* render_widget_host) = 0; // Returns the native widget that contains the contents of the tab. virtual gfx::NativeView GetNativeView() const = 0; // Returns the native widget with the main content of the tab (i.e. the main // render view host, though there may be many popups in the tab as children of // the container). virtual gfx::NativeView GetContentNativeView() const = 0; // Returns the outermost native view. This will be used as the parent for // dialog boxes. virtual gfx::NativeWindow GetTopLevelNativeWindow() const = 0; // Computes the rectangle for the native widget that contains the contents of // the tab relative to its parent. virtual void GetContainerBounds(gfx::Rect *out) const = 0; // Helper function for GetContainerBounds. Most callers just want to know the // size, and this makes it more clear. gfx::Size GetContainerSize() const { gfx::Rect rc; GetContainerBounds(&rc); return gfx::Size(rc.width(), rc.height()); } // Sets the page title for the native widgets corresponding to the view. This // is not strictly necessary and isn't expected to be displayed anywhere, but // can aid certain debugging tools such as Spy++ on Windows where you are // trying to find a specific window. virtual void SetPageTitle(const std::wstring& title) = 0; // Used to notify the view that a tab has crashed so each platform can // prepare the sad tab. virtual void OnTabCrashed() = 0; // TODO(brettw) this is a hack. It's used in two places at the time of this // writing: (1) when render view hosts switch, we need to size the replaced // one to be correct, since it wouldn't have known about sizes that happened // while it was hidden; (2) in constrained windows. // // (1) will be fixed once interstitials are cleaned up. (2) seems like it // should be cleaned up or done some other way, since this works for normal // TabContents without the special code. virtual void SizeContents(const gfx::Size& size) = 0; // Invoked from the platform dependent web contents view when a // RenderWidgetHost is deleted. Removes |host| from internal maps. void RenderWidgetHostDestroyed(RenderWidgetHost* host); // Invoked when the TabContents is notified that the RenderView has been // fully created. The default implementation does nothing; override // for platform-specific behavior is needed. virtual void RenderViewCreated(RenderViewHost* host); // Sets focus to the native widget for this tab. virtual void Focus() = 0; // Sets focus to the appropriate element when the tab contents is shown the // first time. virtual void SetInitialFocus() = 0; // Stores the currently focused view. virtual void StoreFocus() = 0; // Restores focus to the last focus view. If StoreFocus has not yet been // invoked, SetInitialFocus is invoked. virtual void RestoreFocus() = 0; // Keyboard events forwarding from the RenderViewHost. // The default implementation just forward the events to the // TabContentsDelegate object. virtual bool PreHandleKeyboardEvent(const NativeWebKeyboardEvent& event, bool* is_keyboard_shortcut); // Keyboard events forwarding from the RenderViewHost. // The default implementation just forward the events to the // TabContentsDelegate object. virtual void HandleKeyboardEvent(const NativeWebKeyboardEvent& event); // Simple mouse event forwarding from the RenderViewHost. virtual void HandleMouseEvent() {} virtual void HandleMouseLeave() {} // Set and return the content's intrinsic width. virtual void UpdatePreferredSize(const gfx::Size& pref_size); int preferred_width() const { return preferred_width_; } // If we try to close the tab while a drag is in progress, we crash. These // methods allow the tab contents to determine if a drag is in progress and // postpone the tab closing. virtual bool IsDoingDrag() const { return false; } virtual void CancelDragAndCloseTab() {} // If we close the tab while a UI control is in an event-tracking // loop, the control may message freed objects and crash. // TabContents::Close() calls IsEventTracking(), and if it returns // true CloseTabAfterEventTracking() is called and the close is not // completed. virtual bool IsEventTracking() const { return false; } virtual void CloseTabAfterEventTracking() {} protected: TabContentsView() {} // Abstract interface. // Internal functions used to support the CreateNewWidget() method. If a // platform requires plugging into widget creation at a lower level then a // subclass might want to override these functions, but otherwise they should // be fine just implementing RenderWidgetHostView::InitAsPopup(). // // The Create function returns the newly created widget so it can be // associated with the given route. When the widget needs to be shown later, // we'll look it up again and pass the object to the Show functions rather // than the route ID. virtual RenderWidgetHostView* CreateNewWidgetInternal(int route_id, bool activatable); virtual void ShowCreatedWidgetInternal(RenderWidgetHostView* widget_host_view, const gfx::Rect& initial_pos); // Common implementations of some RenderViewHostDelegate::View methods. RenderViewHostDelegateViewHelper delegate_view_helper_; private: // We implement these functions on RenderViewHostDelegate::View directly and // do some book-keeping associated with the request. The request is then // forwarded to *Internal which does platform-specific work. virtual void CreateNewWindow(int route_id); virtual void CreateNewWidget(int route_id, bool activatable); virtual void ShowCreatedWindow(int route_id, WindowOpenDisposition disposition, const gfx::Rect& initial_pos, bool user_gesture); virtual void ShowCreatedWidget(int route_id, const gfx::Rect& initial_pos); // The TabContents whose contents we display. TabContents* tab_contents_; // Tracks created TabContents objects that have not been shown yet. They are // identified by the route ID passed to CreateNewWindow. typedef std::map PendingContents; PendingContents pending_contents_; // These maps hold on to the widgets that we created on behalf of the // renderer that haven't shown yet. typedef std::map PendingWidgetViews; PendingWidgetViews pending_widget_views_; // The page content's intrinsic width. int preferred_width_; DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(TabContentsView); }; #endif // CHROME_BROWSER_TAB_CONTENTS_TAB_CONTENTS_VIEW_H_