Added Header and Footer support using Skia

printing/print_job_constants.cc

Index: printing/print_job_constants.cc
diff --git a/printing/print_job_constants.cc b/printing/print_job_constants.cc
index e5c67ecd7c75386c6acafc6707046b6b664ad59b..436d65682c0b2032ea960335bf38cbca34fef23d 100644
--- a/printing/print_job_constants.cc
+++ b/printing/print_job_constants.cc
@@ -30,6 +30,37 @@ const char kSettingDeviceName[] = "deviceName";
 // Print job duplex mode.
 const char kSettingDuplexMode[] = "duplex";
 
+// Option to print headers and Footers: true if selected, false if not.
+const char kSettingHeaderFooterEnabled[] = "headerFooterEnabled";
+
+// Default font family name for printing the headers and footers.
+const char kSettingHeaderFooterFontFamilyName[] = "sans";
+
+// Default font name for printing the headers and footers.
+const char kSettingHeaderFooterFontName[] = "Helvetica";

[Vitaly Buka (NO REVIEWS), 2012/10/09 06:05:24]

I have question to author and reviewers.
Why do we need both kSettingHeaderFooterFontFamilyName and
kSettingHeaderFooterFontName

I see that kSettingHeaderFooterFontName is used only for ElideText. Why can't we
use just kSettingHeaderFooterFontFamilyName everywhere?

+
+// Default font size for printing the headers and footers.
+const int kSettingHeaderFooterFontSize = 8;
+
+// Number of horizontal regions for headers and footers.
+const float kSettingHeaderFooterHorizontalRegions = 3;
+
+// Interstice or gap between different header footer components.
+// Hardcoded to 0.25cm = 1/10" = 7.2points.
+const float kSettingHeaderFooterInterstice = 7.2f;
+
+// Key that specifies the date of the page that will be printed in the headers
+// and footers.
+const char kSettingHeaderFooterDate[] = "date";
+
+// Key that specifies the title of the page that will be printed in the headers
+// and footers.
+const char kSettingHeaderFooterTitle[] = "title";
+
+// Key that specifies the URL of the page that will be printed in the headers
+// and footers.
+const char kSettingHeaderFooterURL[] = "url";
+
 // Page orientation: true for landscape, false for portrait.
 const char kSettingLandscape[] = "landscape";