gecko/mobile/android/chrome/content/ZoomHelper.js

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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file,
* You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
"use strict";
var ZoomHelper = {
zoomInAndSnapToRange: function(aRange) {
// aRange is always non-null here, since a check happened previously.
let viewport = BrowserApp.selectedTab.getViewport();
let fudge = 15; // Add a bit of fudge.
let boundingElement = aRange.offsetNode;
while (!boundingElement.getBoundingClientRect && boundingElement.parentNode) {
boundingElement = boundingElement.parentNode;
}
let rect = ElementTouchHelper.getBoundingContentRect(boundingElement);
let drRect = aRange.getClientRect();
let scrollTop =
BrowserApp.selectedBrowser.contentDocument.documentElement.scrollTop ||
BrowserApp.selectedBrowser.contentDocument.body.scrollTop;
// We subtract half the height of the viewport so that we can (ideally)
// center the area of interest on the screen.
let topPos = scrollTop + drRect.top - (viewport.cssHeight / 2.0);
// Factor in the border and padding
let boundingStyle = window.getComputedStyle(boundingElement);
let leftAdjustment = parseInt(boundingStyle.paddingLeft) +
parseInt(boundingStyle.borderLeftWidth);
BrowserApp.selectedTab._mReflozPositioned = true;
rect.type = "Browser:ZoomToRect";
rect.x = Math.max(viewport.cssPageLeft, rect.x - fudge + leftAdjustment);
rect.y = Math.max(topPos, viewport.cssPageTop);
rect.w = viewport.cssWidth;
rect.h = viewport.cssHeight;
rect.animate = false;
sendMessageToJava(rect);
BrowserApp.selectedTab._mReflozPoint = null;
},
zoomOut: function() {
BrowserEventHandler.resetMaxLineBoxWidth();
sendMessageToJava({ type: "Browser:ZoomToPageWidth" });
},
isRectZoomedIn: function(aRect, aViewport) {
// This function checks to see if the area of the rect visible in the
// viewport (i.e. the "overlapArea" variable below) is approximately
// the max area of the rect we can show. It also checks that the rect
// is actually on-screen by testing the left and right edges of the rect.
// In effect, this tells us whether or not zooming in to this rect
// will significantly change what the user is seeing.
const minDifference = -20;
const maxDifference = 20;
const maxZoomAllowed = 4; // keep this in sync with mobile/android/base/ui/PanZoomController.MAX_ZOOM
let vRect = new Rect(aViewport.cssX, aViewport.cssY, aViewport.cssWidth, aViewport.cssHeight);
let overlap = vRect.intersect(aRect);
let overlapArea = overlap.width * overlap.height;
let availHeight = Math.min(aRect.width * vRect.height / vRect.width, aRect.height);
let showing = overlapArea / (aRect.width * availHeight);
let dw = (aRect.width - vRect.width);
let dx = (aRect.x - vRect.x);
if (fuzzyEquals(aViewport.zoom, maxZoomAllowed) && overlap.width / aRect.width > 0.9) {
// we're already at the max zoom and the block is not spilling off the side of the screen so that even
// if the block isn't taking up most of the viewport we can't pan/zoom in any more. return true so that we zoom out
return true;
}
return (showing > 0.9 &&
dx > minDifference && dx < maxDifference &&
dw > minDifference && dw < maxDifference);
},
/* Zoom to an element, optionally keeping a particular part of it
* in view if it is really tall.
*/
zoomToElement: function(aElement, aClickY = -1, aCanZoomOut = true, aCanScrollHorizontally = true) {
let rect = ElementTouchHelper.getBoundingContentRect(aElement);
ZoomHelper.zoomToRect(rect, aClickY, aCanZoomOut, aCanScrollHorizontally, aElement);
},
zoomToRect: function(aRect, aClickY = -1, aCanZoomOut = true, aCanScrollHorizontally = true, aElement) {
const margin = 15;
if(!aRect.h || !aRect.w) {
aRect.h = aRect.height;
aRect.w = aRect.width;
}
let viewport = BrowserApp.selectedTab.getViewport();
let bRect = new Rect(aCanScrollHorizontally ? Math.max(viewport.cssPageLeft, aRect.x - margin) : viewport.cssX,
aRect.y,
aCanScrollHorizontally ? aRect.w + 2 * margin : viewport.cssWidth,
aRect.h);
// constrict the rect to the screen's right edge
bRect.width = Math.min(bRect.width, viewport.cssPageRight - bRect.x);
// if the rect is already taking up most of the visible area and is stretching the
// width of the page, then we want to zoom out instead.
if (aElement) {
if (BrowserEventHandler.mReflozPref) {
let zoomFactor = BrowserApp.selectedTab.getZoomToMinFontSize(aElement);
bRect.width = zoomFactor <= 1.0 ? bRect.width : gScreenWidth / zoomFactor;
bRect.height = zoomFactor <= 1.0 ? bRect.height : bRect.height / zoomFactor;
if (zoomFactor == 1.0 || ZoomHelper.isRectZoomedIn(bRect, viewport)) {
if (aCanZoomOut) {
ZoomHelper.zoomOut();
}
return;
}
} else if (ZoomHelper.isRectZoomedIn(bRect, viewport)) {
if (aCanZoomOut) {
ZoomHelper.zoomOut();
}
return;
}
}
let rect = {};
rect.type = "Browser:ZoomToRect";
rect.x = bRect.x;
rect.y = bRect.y;
rect.w = bRect.width;
rect.h = Math.min(bRect.width * viewport.cssHeight / viewport.cssWidth, bRect.height);
if (aClickY >= 0) {
// if the block we're zooming to is really tall, and we want to keep a particular
// part of it in view, then adjust the y-coordinate of the target rect accordingly.
// the 1.2 multiplier is just a little fuzz to compensate for bRect including horizontal
// margins but not vertical ones.
let cssTapY = viewport.cssY + aClickY;
if ((bRect.height > rect.h) && (cssTapY > rect.y + (rect.h * 1.2))) {
rect.y = cssTapY - (rect.h / 2);
}
}
if (rect.w > viewport.cssWidth || rect.h > viewport.cssHeight) {
BrowserEventHandler.resetMaxLineBoxWidth();
}
sendMessageToJava(rect);
},
};