// Copyright (c) 2008 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_RENDERER_MOCK_RENDER_THREAD_H_ #define CHROME_RENDERER_MOCK_RENDER_THREAD_H_ #include #include "chrome/renderer/render_thread.h" // This class is very simple mock of RenderThread. It simulates an IPC channel // which supports only two messages: // ViewHostMsg_CreateWidget : sync message sent by the Widget. // ViewMsg_Close : async, send to the Widget. class MockRenderThread : public RenderThreadBase { public: // Encapusulates an IPC message and its associated data (which is not // otherwise bound to the lifetime of the message). typedef std::pair MessagePair; MockRenderThread(); virtual ~MockRenderThread(); // Called by the Widget. Not used in the test. virtual bool InSend() const { return false; } // Called by the Widget. The routing_id must match the routing id assigned // to the Widget in reply to ViewHostMsg_CreateWidget message. virtual void AddRoute(int32 routing_id, IPC::Channel::Listener* listener); // Called by the Widget. The routing id must match the routing id of AddRoute. virtual void RemoveRoute(int32 routing_id); // Called by the Widget. Used to send messages to the browser. // We short-circuit the mechanim and handle the messages right here on this // class. virtual bool Send(IPC::Message* msg); // Our mock thread doesn't do filtering. virtual void AddFilter(IPC::ChannelProxy::MessageFilter* filter) { } virtual void RemoveFilter(IPC::ChannelProxy::MessageFilter* filter) { } ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // The following functions are called by the test itself. void set_routing_id(int32 id) { routing_id_ = id; } int32 opener_id() const { return opener_id_; } bool has_widget() const { return widget_ ? true : false; } // Returns the number of messages in the queue. size_t message_count() const { return messages_.size(); } // Clears the message queue of saved messages. void ClearMessages(); // Returns the message at the given index in the queue. The index may be out // of range, in which case the return value is NULL. The returned pointer will // only be valid until another message is received or the list is cleared. const IPC::Message* GetMessageAt(size_t index) const; // Returns the first message with the given ID in the queue. If there is no // message with the given ID, returns NULL. The returned pointer will only be // valid until another message is received or the list is cleared. const IPC::Message* GetFirstMessageMatching(uint16 id) const; // Returns the message with the given ID in the queue. If there is no such // message or there is more than one of that message, this will return NULL // (with the expectation that you'll do an ASSERT_TRUE() on the result). // The returned pointer will only be valid until another message is received // or the list is cleared. const IPC::Message* GetUniqueMessageMatching(uint16 id) const; // Simulates the Widget receiving a close message. This should result // on releasing the internal reference counts and destroying the internal // state. void SendCloseMessage(); private: // This function operates as a regular IPC listener. void OnMessageReceived(const IPC::Message& msg); // The Widget expects to be returned valid route_id. void OnMsgCreateWidget(int opener_id, bool focus_on_show, int* route_id); // Routing id what will be assigned to the Widget. int32 routing_id_; // Opener id reported by the Widget. int32 opener_id_; // We only keep track of one Widget, we learn its pointer when it // adds a new route. IPC::Channel::Listener* widget_; // The last known good deserializer for sync messages. IPC::MessageReplyDeserializer* reply_deserializer_; std::vector messages_; }; #endif // CHROME_RENDERER_MOCK_RENDER_THREAD_H_