Calling Layer::SetVisibleRegion multiple times in a transaction can result in
unnecessary IPC traffic.
This patch removes Intersect(childGfxBounds). This is only needed to
restrict the visible region to something sane for 3D transforms, and this will
be fixed up in a later patch.
--HG--
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Prior to this patch, the only tests that caught this were a couple of obscure
cases on B2G. This test tests it on all platforms.
--HG--
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The removed code should be a no-op as long as the window opaque region is
accurate enough.
--HG--
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Computing this via FrameLayerBuilder is some work and we don't really have to.
SuppressComponentAlpha will be true in more cases. This will be OK as long as
text in the chrome window is over opaque content in the same ThebesLayer. We
will miss some edge cases such as text in 'opacity' with no opaque background.
This should be OK.
--HG--
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This is less general than what nsDisplayItem::ComputeVisibility does. This means
if multiple opaque items together cover the list bounds, but not individually,
we won't mark the list as opaque. I think that should be OK.
--HG--
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BuildContainerLayerFor now has to be able to mutate the passed-in display item
list.
--HG--
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Getting the timing of this right without processing display items in reverse
order is hard. But it doesn't matter if this property sticks around anyway.
--HG--
extra : rebase_source : a5a68cc0184209506b5c842bf3c5b90648aae159
Also the assertion in TryMerge is going away because we're going to do TryMerge
first in FrameLayerBuilder.
--HG--
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When printing, every page has the same origin. So doing this change naively
would result in the first page having all the display items for every page
added to it, and all but the first page's display items being pruned
away by PruneDisplayListForExtraPage. This would making printing long documents
very slow. We avoid that problem with the new check for
NS_FRAME_FORCE_DISPLAY_LIST_DESCEND_INTO, so the only pages other than the
current page we descend into are the ones with placeholders for abs-pos content
on the current page.
--HG--
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We need this to set the initial visible rect during display list construction.
Eventually we'll also be able to get rid of the dirty rect parameter to
nsIFrame::BuildDisplayList.
--HG--
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This is similar to bug 1038488, which did the same for style structs.
This means the entire path from frame to style struct should be
allocated using frame IDs or object IDs.
