[OS/2] Bug 501618 - fix plugin display (e.g. MPlayer plugin, npmp) after child widget removal, r=pweilbacher

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Rich Walsh 2009-08-02 14:06:02 +03:00
parent 8b14b374c8
commit a7dd918be3

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@ -2035,19 +2035,21 @@ nsWindow::ConfigureChildren(const nsTArray<Configuration>& aConfigurations)
r.UnionRect(r, rects[i]);
// resize the child; mBounds.x/y contain the child's correct origin;
// r.x/y are always <= zero - adding them to r.width/height produces
// the actual clipped width/height this window should have
// the sum of r.x/y + r.width/height produces the actual clipped
// width/height this window should have - it's only smaller than
// normal when part or all the window is scrolled off the right
// or bottom side of the parent
w->Resize(configuration.mBounds.x, configuration.mBounds.y,
r.width + r.x, r.height + r.y, PR_TRUE);
r.width + r.x, r.height + r.y, PR_FALSE);
// some plugins may shrink their window when the Mozilla widget window
// shrinks, then fail to reinflate when the widget window reinflates;
// this ensures the plugin's window is always at its full size and is
// clipped correctly by the widget's bounds
// positioned so the correct part of the child will be clipped
HWND hwnd = WinQueryWindow( w->mWnd, QW_TOP);
::WinSetWindowPos(hwnd, 0, 0, 0,
configuration.mBounds.width, configuration.mBounds.height,
SWP_MOVE | SWP_SIZE);
WinSetWindowPos(hwnd, 0, 0, r.height + r.y - configuration.mBounds.height,
configuration.mBounds.width, configuration.mBounds.height,
SWP_MOVE | SWP_SIZE);
// show or hide the window, then save the array of rects
// for future reference
@ -2108,7 +2110,22 @@ void nsWindow::Scroll(const nsIntPoint& aDelta, const nsIntRect& aSource,
// fetching it unlocks the screen so it can be updated
HPS hps = 0;
CheckDragStatus(ACTION_SCROLL, &hps);
::WinScrollWindow(mWnd, aDelta.x, -aDelta.y, &clip, &clip, NULL, NULL, flags);
// send a WM_VRNDISABLED to the grandchildren of this window;
// if they're plugins that blit directly to the screen, this
// will halt their output during the scroll - if they're
// anything else, this will have no effect
HWND hChild;
HENUM hEnum = WinBeginEnumWindows(mWnd);
while ((hChild = WinGetNextWindow(hEnum)) != 0) {
HWND hGrandChild;
if ((hGrandChild = WinQueryWindow(hChild, QW_TOP)) != 0)
WinSendMsg(hGrandChild, WM_VRNDISABLED, 0, 0);
}
WinEndEnumWindows(hEnum);
// do it
WinScrollWindow(mWnd, aDelta.x, -aDelta.y, &clip, &clip, NULL, NULL, flags);
// Now make sure all children actually get positioned, sized, and clipped
// correctly. If SW_SCROLLCHILDREN was in effect, they may already be.