Index: sdk/lib/html/html_common/conversions_dartium.dart |
diff --git a/sdk/lib/html/html_common/conversions_dartium.dart b/sdk/lib/html/html_common/conversions_dartium.dart |
index 66299a05389fd4c7b79a0ef086ac052eccdd82ec..2802518bcf2cdac6fda6554d2c0e4ac914b375fd 100644 |
--- a/sdk/lib/html/html_common/conversions_dartium.dart |
+++ b/sdk/lib/html/html_common/conversions_dartium.dart |
@@ -140,17 +140,23 @@ Future convertNativePromiseToDartFuture(js.JsObject promise) { |
} |
convertDartToNative_DateTime(DateTime date) { |
- return new js.JsObject(js.context["Date"], [date.millisecondsSinceEpoch]); |
+ return date; // TODO(jacobr): I don't get why this is needed. new js.JsObject(js.context["Date"], [date.millisecondsSinceEpoch]); |
Alan Knight
2016/03/25 21:39:09
There will be explicit calls to it from conversion
Jacob
2016/03/30 00:19:00
Removed. This is already done in Dartium C++
|
} |
/// Creates a Dart Rectangle from a Javascript object with properties |
-/// left, top, width and height. Used internally in Dartium. |
-Rectangle make_dart_rectangle(r) => |
- r == null ? null : new Rectangle( |
- js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'left'), |
- js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'top'), |
- js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'width'), |
- js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'height')); |
+/// left, top, width and height or a 4 element array of integers. Used internally in Dartium. |
+Rectangle make_dart_rectangle(r) { |
+ if (r == null) return null; |
+ if (r is List) { |
+ return new Rectangle(r[0], r[1], r[2], r[3]); |
+ } |
+ |
+ return new Rectangle( |
+ js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'left'), |
+ js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'top'), |
+ js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'width'), |
+ js.JsNative.getProperty(r, 'height')); |
+} |
// Converts a flat Dart map into a JavaScript object with properties this is |
// is the Dartium only version it uses dart:js. |
@@ -158,7 +164,7 @@ Rectangle make_dart_rectangle(r) => |
// code in html_common and be more general. |
convertDartToNative_Dictionary(Map dict) { |
if (dict == null) return null; |
- var jsObject = new js.JsObject(js.JsNative.getProperty(js.context, 'Object')); |
+ var jsObject = new js.JsObject(js.context['Object']); |
dict.forEach((String key, value) { |
if (value is List) { |
var jsArray = new js.JsArray(); |
@@ -205,61 +211,33 @@ List convertDartToNative_StringArray(List<String> input) => input; |
// Converts a Dart list into a JsArray. For the Dartium version only. |
convertDartToNative_List(List input) => new js.JsArray()..addAll(input); |
-/// Find the underlying JS object for a dart:html Dart object. |
-unwrap_jso(dartClass_instance) => js.unwrap_jso(dartClass_instance); |
- |
-// Flag to disable JS interop asserts. Setting to false will speed up the |
-// wrap_jso calls. |
-bool interop_checks = false; |
- |
-/// Wrap a JS object with an instance of the matching dart:html class. Used only in Dartium. |
-wrap_jso(jsObject) { |
+// Incredibly slow implementation to lookup the runtime type for an object. |
+// Fortunately, performance doesn't matter much as the results are cached |
+// as long as the object being looked up has a valid prototype. |
+// TODO(jacobr): we should track the # of lookups to ensure that things aren't |
+// going off the rails due to objects with null prototypes, etc. |
+Type lookupType(js.JsObject jsObject) { |
Alan Knight
2016/03/25 21:39:09
Will probably break if we have JS objects that sha
Jacob
2016/03/30 00:19:00
Yep. But there is no cost of failing in the same p
|
try { |
- if (jsObject is! js.JsObject || jsObject == null) { |
- // JS Interop converted the object to a Dart class e.g., Uint8ClampedList. |
- // or it's a simple type. |
- return jsObject; |
- } |
- |
- var wrapper = js.getDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject); |
- // if we have a wrapper return the Dart instance. |
- if (wrapper != null) { |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- |
- if (jsObject is js.JsArray) { |
- wrapper = new js.JSArray.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- if (jsObject is js.JsFunction) { |
- wrapper = new js.JSFunction.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- |
- // Try the most general type conversions on it. |
- // TODO(alanknight): We may be able to do better. This maintains identity, |
- // which is useful, but expensive. And if we nest something that only |
- // this conversion handles, how does that work? e.g. a list of maps of elements. |
- var converted = convertNativeToDart_SerializedScriptValue(jsObject); |
- if (!identical(converted, jsObject)) { |
- return converted; |
- } |
+ // TODO(jacobr): add static methods that return the runtime type of the patch |
+ // class so that this code works as expected. |
+ if (jsObject is js.JsArray) { |
+ return js.JSArray.instanceRuntimeType; |
+ } |
+ if (jsObject is js.JsFunction) { |
+ return js.JSFunction.instanceRuntimeType; |
+ } |
var constructor = js.JsNative.getProperty(jsObject, 'constructor'); |
if (constructor == null) { |
// Perfectly valid case for JavaScript objects where __proto__ has |
// intentionally been set to null. |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, new js.JSObject.create(jsObject)); |
- return jsObject; |
+ // We should track and warn about this case as peformance will be poor. |
+ return js.JSObject.instanceRuntimeType; |
} |
var jsTypeName = js.JsNative.getProperty(constructor, 'name'); |
if (jsTypeName is! String || jsTypeName.length == 0) { |
// Not an html type. |
- wrapper = new js.JSObject.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
+ return js.JSObject.instanceRuntimeType; |
} |
var dartClass_instance; |
@@ -286,16 +264,18 @@ wrap_jso(jsObject) { |
if (func == null) { |
// Start walking the prototype chain looking for a JS class. |
var prototype = jsObject['__proto__']; |
- var keepWalking = true; |
- while (keepWalking && prototype.hasProperty('__proto__')) { |
+ while (prototype != null && prototype.hasProperty('__proto__')) { |
prototype = prototype['__proto__']; |
- if (prototype != null && prototype is Element && |
- prototype.blink_jsObject != null) { |
- // We're a Dart class that's pointing to a JS class. |
- var blinkJso = prototype.blink_jsObject; |
- jsTypeName = blinkJso['constructor']['name']; |
+ // XXX FIX this... we are hosed if we hit a not JS class |
+ // so this makes little sense. |
+ if (prototype is! js.JsObject) break; |
+ |
+ // We're a Dart class that's pointing to a JS class. |
+ var constructor = prototype['constructor']; |
+ if (constructor is js.JsObject) { |
+ jsTypeName = constructor['name']; |
func = getHtmlCreateFunction(jsTypeName); |
- keepWalking = func == null; |
+ if (func != null) break; |
} |
} |
} |
@@ -303,186 +283,70 @@ wrap_jso(jsObject) { |
// Can we construct a Dart class? |
if (func != null) { |
- dartClass_instance = func(); |
- |
- // Wrap our Dart instance in both directions. |
- dartClass_instance.blink_jsObject = jsObject; |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, dartClass_instance); |
- } |
- |
- // TODO(jacobr): cache that this is not a dart:html JS class. |
- return dartClass_instance; |
- } catch (e, stacktrace) { |
- if (interop_checks) { |
- if (e is DebugAssertException) window.console |
- .log("${e.message}\n ${stacktrace}"); |
- else window.console.log("${stacktrace}"); |
- } |
- } |
- |
- return null; |
-} |
- |
-/** |
- * Create Dart class that maps to the JS Type, add the JsObject as an expando |
- * on the Dart class and return the created Dart class. |
- */ |
-wrap_jso_no_SerializedScriptvalue(jsObject) { |
- try { |
- if (jsObject is! js.JsObject || jsObject == null) { |
- // JS Interop converted the object to a Dart class e.g., Uint8ClampedList. |
- // or it's a simple type. |
- return jsObject; |
- } |
- |
- // TODO(alanknight): With upgraded custom elements this causes a failure because |
- // we need a new wrapper after the type changes. We could possibly invalidate this |
- // if the constructor name didn't match? |
- var wrapper = js.getDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject); |
- if (wrapper != null) { |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- |
- if (jsObject is js.JsArray) { |
- wrapper = new js.JSArray.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- if (jsObject is js.JsFunction) { |
- wrapper = new js.JSFunction.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- |
- var constructor = js.JsNative.getProperty(jsObject, 'constructor'); |
- if (constructor == null) { |
- // Perfectly valid case for JavaScript objects where __proto__ has |
- // intentionally been set to null. |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, new js.JSObject.create(jsObject)); |
- return jsObject; |
- } |
- var jsTypeName = js.JsNative.getProperty(constructor, 'name'); |
- if (jsTypeName is! String || jsTypeName.length == 0) { |
- // Not an html type. |
- wrapper = new js.JSObject.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
- } |
- |
- var func = getHtmlCreateFunction(jsTypeName); |
- if (func != null) { |
- var dartClass_instance = func(); |
- dartClass_instance.blink_jsObject = jsObject; |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, dartClass_instance); |
- return dartClass_instance; |
+ var ret = func().runtimeType; |
+ return ret; |
} |
- wrapper = new js.JSObject.create(jsObject); |
- js.setDartHtmlWrapperFor(jsObject, wrapper); |
- return wrapper; |
} catch (e, stacktrace) { |
- if (interop_checks) { |
- if (e is DebugAssertException) window.console |
- .log("${e.message}\n ${stacktrace}"); |
- else window.console.log("${stacktrace}"); |
- } |
- } |
- |
- return null; |
-} |
- |
-/** |
- * Create Dart class that maps to the JS Type that is the JS type being |
- * extended using JS interop createCallback (we need the base type of the |
- * custom element) not the Dart created constructor. |
- */ |
-wrap_jso_custom_element(jsObject) { |
- try { |
- if (jsObject is! js.JsObject) { |
- // JS Interop converted the object to a Dart class e.g., Uint8ClampedList. |
- return jsObject; |
- } |
- |
- // Find out what object we're extending. |
- var objectName = jsObject.toString(); |
- // Expect to see something like '[object HTMLElement]'. |
- if (!objectName.startsWith('[object ')) { |
- return jsObject; |
- } |
- |
- var extendsClass = objectName.substring(8, objectName.length - 1); |
- var func = getHtmlCreateFunction(extendsClass); |
- if (interop_checks) |
- debug_or_assert("func != null name = ${extendsClass}", func != null); |
- var dartClass_instance = func(); |
- dartClass_instance.blink_jsObject = jsObject; |
- return dartClass_instance; |
- } catch(e, stacktrace){ |
- if (interop_checks) { |
- if (e is DebugAssertException) |
- window.console.log("${e.message}\n ${stacktrace}"); |
- else |
- window.console.log("${stacktrace}"); |
- } |
- |
- // Problem? |
- return null; |
+ if (e is DebugAssertException) print("${e.message}\n ${stacktrace}"); |
+ else print("${stacktrace}"); |
} |
+ return js.JSObject.instanceRuntimeType; |
} |
-getCustomElementEntry(element) { |
+CustomElementEntry getCustomElementEntry(element) { |
var hasAttribute = false; |
var jsObject; |
- var tag = ""; |
- var runtimeType = element.runtimeType; |
- if (runtimeType == HtmlElement) { |
- tag = element.localName; |
- } else if (runtimeType == TemplateElement) { |
- // Data binding with a Dart class. |
- tag = element.attributes['is']; |
- } else if (runtimeType == js.JsObject) { |
- // It's a Polymer core element (written in JS). |
- // Make sure it's an element anything else we can ignore. |
- if (element.hasProperty('nodeType') && element['nodeType'] == 1) { |
- if (js.JsNative.callMethod(element, 'hasAttribute', ['is'])) { |
- hasAttribute = true; |
- // It's data binding use the is attribute. |
- tag = js.JsNative.callMethod(element, 'getAttribute', ['is']); |
- } else { |
- // It's a custom element we want the local name. |
- tag = element['localName']; |
- } |
+ var tag; |
+ |
+ // It's a Polymer core element (written in JS). |
+ // Make sure it's an element anything else we can ignore. |
+ if (element.hasProperty('nodeType') && element['nodeType'] == 1) { |
+ if (js.JsNative.callMethod(element, 'hasAttribute', ['is'])) { |
+ hasAttribute = true; |
+ // It's data binding use the is attribute. |
+ tag = js.JsNative.callMethod(element, 'getAttribute', ['is']); |
+ } else { |
+ // It's a custom element we want the local name. |
+ tag = js.JsNative.getProperty(element, 'localName'); |
} |
- } else { |
- throw new UnsupportedError( |
- 'Element is incorrect type. Got ${runtimeType}, expected HtmlElement/HtmlTemplate/JsObject.'); |
} |
- var entry = _knownCustomElements[tag]; |
- if (entry != null) { |
- // If there's an 'is' attribute then check if the extends tag registered |
- // matches the tag if so then return the entry that's registered for this |
- // extendsTag or if there's no 'is' tag then return the entry found. |
- if ((hasAttribute && entry['extends'] == tag) || !hasAttribute) { |
- return entry; |
+ // TODO: handle template element case? I think it is handled by is, etc. |
+ if (tag != null) { |
+ CustomElementEntry entry = _knownCustomElements[tag]; |
+ if (entry != null) { |
+ // If there's an 'is' attribute then check if the extends tag registered |
+ // matches the tag if so then return the entry that's registered for this |
+ // extendsTag or if there's no 'is' tag then return the entry found. |
+ if ((hasAttribute && entry.extendTag == tag) || !hasAttribute) { |
+ return entry; |
+ } |
} |
} |
return null; |
} |
+class CustomElementEntry { |
+ CustomElementEntry({this.type, this.extendTag}); |
+ |
+ final Type type; |
+ final String extendTag; |
+} |
+ |
// List of known tagName to DartClass for custom elements, used for upgrade. |
-var _knownCustomElements = new Map<String, Map<Type, String>>(); |
+var _knownCustomElements = new Map<String, CustomElementEntry>(); |
void addCustomElementType(String tagName, Type dartClass, [String extendTag]) { |
_knownCustomElements[tagName] = |
- {'type': dartClass, 'extends': extendTag != null ? extendTag : "" }; |
+ new CustomElementEntry(type: dartClass, extendTag: extendTag != null ? extendTag : ""); |
} |
Type getCustomElementType(object) { |
var entry = getCustomElementEntry(object); |
if (entry != null) { |
- return entry['type']; |
+ return entry.type; |
} |
return null; |
} |