Chromium Code Reviews| Index: Source/core/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.cpp |
| diff --git a/Source/core/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.cpp b/Source/core/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.cpp |
| index 653a8d80d8e4bb1e7705ba8e84b8eafaba9b74a6..1dd22ffb5b178b66ce8e238d3ea6a5878687a57b 100644 |
| --- a/Source/core/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.cpp |
| +++ b/Source/core/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.cpp |
| @@ -101,36 +101,33 @@ PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> CSSSelectorParser::consumeComplexSelector(CSSParse |
| PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> CSSSelectorParser::consumeCompoundSelector(CSSParserTokenRange& range) |
| { |
| - OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> selector; |
| + OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> compoundSelector; |
| AtomicString namespacePrefix; |
| AtomicString elementName; |
| bool hasNamespace; |
| if (!consumeName(range, elementName, namespacePrefix, hasNamespace)) { |
| - selector = consumeSimpleSelector(range); |
| - if (!selector) |
| + compoundSelector = consumeSimpleSelector(range); |
| + if (!compoundSelector) |
| return nullptr; |
| } |
| if (m_context.isHTMLDocument()) |
| elementName = elementName.lower(); |
| - while (OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> nextSelector = consumeSimpleSelector(range)) { |
| - if (selector) |
| - selector = rewriteSpecifiers(selector.release(), nextSelector.release()); |
| + while (OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> simpleSelector = consumeSimpleSelector(range)) { |
| + if (compoundSelector) |
| + compoundSelector = addSimpleSelectorToCompound(compoundSelector.release(), simpleSelector.release()); |
| else |
| - selector = nextSelector.release(); |
| + compoundSelector = simpleSelector.release(); |
| } |
| - if (!selector) { |
| + if (!compoundSelector) { |
| if (hasNamespace) |
| return CSSParserSelector::create(determineNameInNamespace(namespacePrefix, elementName)); |
| return CSSParserSelector::create(QualifiedName(nullAtom, elementName, m_defaultNamespace)); |
| } |
| - if (elementName.isNull()) |
| - rewriteSpecifiersWithNamespaceIfNeeded(selector.get()); |
| - else |
| - rewriteSpecifiersWithElementName(namespacePrefix, elementName, selector.get()); |
| - return selector.release(); |
| + prependTypeSelectorIfNeeded(namespacePrefix, elementName, compoundSelector.get()); |
| + return compoundSelector.release(); |
| } |
| PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> CSSSelectorParser::consumeSimpleSelector(CSSParserTokenRange& range) |
| @@ -521,32 +518,29 @@ QualifiedName CSSSelectorParser::determineNameInNamespace(const AtomicString& pr |
| return QualifiedName(prefix, localName, m_styleSheet->determineNamespace(prefix)); |
| } |
| -void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithNamespaceIfNeeded(CSSParserSelector* specifiers) |
| +void CSSSelectorParser::prependTypeSelectorIfNeeded(const AtomicString& namespacePrefix, const AtomicString& elementName, CSSParserSelector* compoundSelector) |
| { |
| - if (m_defaultNamespace != starAtom || specifiers->crossesTreeScopes()) |
| - rewriteSpecifiersWithElementName(nullAtom, starAtom, specifiers, /*tagIsForNamespaceRule*/true); |
| -} |
| + if (elementName.isNull() && m_defaultNamespace == starAtom && !compoundSelector->crossesTreeScopes()) |
| + return; |
| -void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementName(const AtomicString& namespacePrefix, const AtomicString& elementName, CSSParserSelector* specifiers, bool tagIsForNamespaceRule) |
| -{ |
| + AtomicString determinedElementName = elementName.isNull() ? starAtom : elementName; |
| AtomicString determinedNamespace = namespacePrefix != nullAtom && m_styleSheet ? m_styleSheet->determineNamespace(namespacePrefix) : m_defaultNamespace; |
| - QualifiedName tag(namespacePrefix, elementName, determinedNamespace); |
| + QualifiedName tag(namespacePrefix, determinedElementName, determinedNamespace); |
| - if (specifiers->crossesTreeScopes()) |
| - return rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForCustomPseudoElement(tag, specifiers, tagIsForNamespaceRule); |
| + if (compoundSelector->crossesTreeScopes()) |
| + return rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForCustomPseudoElement(tag, compoundSelector, elementName.isNull()); |
| - if (specifiers->isContentPseudoElement()) |
| - return rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForContentPseudoElement(tag, specifiers, tagIsForNamespaceRule); |
| + if (compoundSelector->isContentPseudoElement()) |
| + return rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForContentPseudoElement(tag, compoundSelector, elementName.isNull()); |
| // *:host never matches, so we can't discard the * otherwise we can't tell the |
| // difference between *:host and just :host. |
| - if (tag == anyQName() && !specifiers->hasHostPseudoSelector()) |
| + if (tag == anyQName() && !compoundSelector->hasHostPseudoSelector()) |
| return; |
| - if (specifiers->pseudoType() != CSSSelector::PseudoCue) |
| - specifiers->prependTagSelector(tag, tagIsForNamespaceRule); |
| + compoundSelector->prependTagSelector(tag, elementName.isNull()); |
| } |
| -void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForCustomPseudoElement(const QualifiedName& tag, CSSParserSelector* specifiers, bool tagIsForNamespaceRule) |
| +void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForCustomPseudoElement(const QualifiedName& tag, CSSParserSelector* specifiers, bool tagIsImplicit) |
| { |
| CSSParserSelector* lastShadowPseudo = specifiers; |
| CSSParserSelector* history = specifiers; |
| @@ -558,18 +552,18 @@ void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForCustomPseudoElement(c |
| if (lastShadowPseudo->tagHistory()) { |
| if (tag != anyQName()) |
| - lastShadowPseudo->tagHistory()->prependTagSelector(tag, tagIsForNamespaceRule); |
| + lastShadowPseudo->tagHistory()->prependTagSelector(tag, tagIsImplicit); |
| return; |
| } |
| // For shadow-ID pseudo-elements to be correctly matched, the ShadowPseudo combinator has to be used. |
| // We therefore create a new Selector with that combinator here in any case, even if matching any (host) element in any namespace (i.e. '*'). |
| - OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> elementNameSelector = adoptPtr(new CSSParserSelector(tag)); |
| + OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> elementNameSelector = CSSParserSelector::create(tag); |
| lastShadowPseudo->setTagHistory(elementNameSelector.release()); |
| lastShadowPseudo->setRelation(CSSSelector::ShadowPseudo); |
| } |
| -void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForContentPseudoElement(const QualifiedName& tag, CSSParserSelector* specifiers, bool tagIsForNamespaceRule) |
| +void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForContentPseudoElement(const QualifiedName& tag, CSSParserSelector* specifiers, bool tagIsImplicit) |
| { |
| CSSParserSelector* last = specifiers; |
| CSSParserSelector* history = specifiers; |
| @@ -581,38 +575,65 @@ void CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiersWithElementNameForContentPseudoElement( |
| if (last->tagHistory()) { |
| if (tag != anyQName()) |
| - last->tagHistory()->prependTagSelector(tag, tagIsForNamespaceRule); |
| + last->tagHistory()->prependTagSelector(tag, tagIsImplicit); |
| return; |
| } |
| // For shadow-ID pseudo-elements to be correctly matched, the ShadowPseudo combinator has to be used. |
| // We therefore create a new Selector with that combinator here in any case, even if matching any (host) element in any namespace (i.e. '*'). |
| - OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> elementNameSelector = adoptPtr(new CSSParserSelector(tag)); |
| + OwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> elementNameSelector = CSSParserSelector::create(tag); |
| last->setTagHistory(elementNameSelector.release()); |
| } |
| -PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> CSSSelectorParser::rewriteSpecifiers(PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> specifiers, PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> newSpecifier) |
| +PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> CSSSelectorParser::addSimpleSelectorToCompound(PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> compoundSelector, PassOwnPtr<CSSParserSelector> simpleSelector) |
| { |
| - if (newSpecifier->crossesTreeScopes()) { |
| - // Unknown pseudo element always goes at the top of selector chain. |
| - newSpecifier->appendTagHistory(CSSSelector::ShadowPseudo, specifiers); |
| - return newSpecifier; |
| - } |
| - if (newSpecifier->isContentPseudoElement()) { |
| - newSpecifier->appendTagHistory(CSSSelector::SubSelector, specifiers); |
| - return newSpecifier; |
| - } |
| - if (specifiers->crossesTreeScopes()) { |
| - // Specifiers for unknown pseudo element go right behind it in the chain. |
| - specifiers->insertTagHistory(CSSSelector::SubSelector, newSpecifier, CSSSelector::ShadowPseudo); |
| - return specifiers; |
| - } |
| - if (specifiers->isContentPseudoElement()) { |
| - specifiers->insertTagHistory(CSSSelector::SubSelector, newSpecifier, CSSSelector::SubSelector); |
| - return specifiers; |
| - } |
| - specifiers->appendTagHistory(CSSSelector::SubSelector, newSpecifier); |
| - return specifiers; |
| + // The tagHistory is a linked list that stores combinator separated compound selectors |
| + // from right-to-left. Yet, within a single compound selector, stores the simple selectors |
| + // from left-to-right. |
| + // |
| + // ".a.b > div#id" is stored in a tagHistory as [div, #id, .a, .b], each element in the |
| + // list stored with an associated relation (combinator or SubSelector). |
| + // |
| + // ::cue, ::shadow, and custom pseudo elements have an implicit ShadowPseudo combinator |
| + // to their left, which really makes for a new compound selector, yet it's consumed by |
| + // the selector parser as a single compound selector. |
| + // |
| + // Example: input#x::-webkit-clear-button -> [ ::-webkit-clear-button, input, #x ] |
| + // |
| + // ::content is kept at the end of the compound in order easily know when to call |
| + // setRelationIsAffectedByPseudoContent. |
| + // |
| + // We are currently not dropping selectors containing multiple instances of ::content, |
| + // ::shadow, ::cue, and custom pseudo elements in arbitrary order. There are known |
| + // issues like crbug.com/478563 |
| + // |
| + // TODO(rune@opera.com): We could probably handle the implicit combinator as a combinator |
| + // in the selector parser by pushing a token for it and exit the compound consumption. |
|
Timothy Loh
2015/04/21 01:25:10
Not sure if this is a good idea. Maybe we can come
rune
2015/04/21 09:00:08
I've modified the comment to say that instead.
|
| + // That way, we could get rid of re-ordering tricks like the two remaining rewrite* |
| + // methods and the code below. |
| + // |
| + // The code below is to keep ::content at the end of the compound, and too keep the |
|
Timothy Loh
2015/04/21 01:25:10
typo: too instead of to
rune
2015/04/21 09:00:08
Done.
|
| + // tagHistory order correct for implicit ShadowPseudo and juggling multiple (two?) |
| + // compounds. |
| + |
| + CSSSelector::Relation relation = CSSSelector::SubSelector; |
| + |
| + if (simpleSelector->crossesTreeScopes() || simpleSelector->isContentPseudoElement()) { |
| + if (simpleSelector->crossesTreeScopes()) |
| + relation = CSSSelector::ShadowPseudo; |
| + simpleSelector->appendTagHistory(relation, compoundSelector); |
| + return simpleSelector; |
| + } |
| + if (compoundSelector->crossesTreeScopes() || compoundSelector->isContentPseudoElement()) { |
| + if (compoundSelector->crossesTreeScopes()) |
| + relation = CSSSelector::ShadowPseudo; |
| + compoundSelector->insertTagHistory(CSSSelector::SubSelector, simpleSelector, relation); |
| + return compoundSelector; |
| + } |
| + |
| + // All other simple selectors are added to the end of the compound. |
| + compoundSelector->appendTagHistory(CSSSelector::SubSelector, simpleSelector); |
| + return compoundSelector; |
| } |
| void CSSSelectorParser::recordSelectorStats(const CSSParserContext& context, const CSSSelectorList& selectorList) |