Chromium change of sharing some WebKit API between Android/Linux.

content/public/common/renderer_preferences.h

Index: content/public/common/renderer_preferences.h
diff --git a/content/public/common/renderer_preferences.h b/content/public/common/renderer_preferences.h
index abb3328aec5071f7ca738bc4595b2a790df21eca..30daa83c8719f15aefd5688c7a2366641f6f9d25 100644
--- a/content/public/common/renderer_preferences.h
+++ b/content/public/common/renderer_preferences.h
@@ -52,6 +52,13 @@ struct CONTENT_EXPORT RendererPreferences {
   // Currently only used by Linux.
   RendererPreferencesHintingEnum hinting;
 
+  // Whether auto hinter should be used. Currently only used by Linux.
+  bool autohinter;

[Daniel Erat, 2012/06/24 14:51:25]

nit: mind renaming this to "use_autohinter" to match the style of the other
boolean flags?

[Xianzhu, 2012/06/26 12:46:45]

I hesitated about using 'use_'. Finally I used 'use_bitmaps' because
'bitmaps'-only looks not good and there is useBitmaps() in WebKit API, and I
used 'autohinting' which is the same name as in the original FontRenderParams.

Will it look good to you if I use 'use_autohinting' in RendererPreferences while
keep the original 'autohinting' in FontRenderParams? Or maybe I should change
'autohinting', 'pixel_positioning' and 'antialiasing' in FontRenderParams to
'use_autohinting', 'use_pixel_positioning' and 'use_antialiasing' respectively.

[Daniel Erat, 2012/06/26 14:13:29]

Yes, I was suggesting changing this to use_autohinting but leaving
FontRenderParams as-is.  I don't think that slight naming differences between
the two are a problem (the code that needs to interact with both is minimal),
but within a single struct or class, I'd like to see a consistent pattern.

[Xianzhu, 2012/06/26 14:16:22]

Done.

+
+  // Whether embedded bitmap strikes in fonts should be used.
+  // Current only used by Linux.
+  bool use_bitmaps;
+
   // The type of subpixel rendering to use for text.
   // Currently only used by Linux.
   RendererPreferencesSubpixelRenderingEnum subpixel_rendering;