Selectively disable rubber banding on mac.

public/web/mac/WebInputEventFactory.h

Index: public/web/mac/WebInputEventFactory.h
diff --git a/public/web/mac/WebInputEventFactory.h b/public/web/mac/WebInputEventFactory.h
index 5aad96d22801f4dad6d8780715fdfc6470f222a8..93621bf6085e75718cb5a48e2a53f4550f36373f 100644
--- a/public/web/mac/WebInputEventFactory.h
+++ b/public/web/mac/WebInputEventFactory.h
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ public:
     BLINK_EXPORT static WebKeyboardEvent keyboardEvent(NSEvent*);
     BLINK_EXPORT static WebKeyboardEvent keyboardEvent(wchar_t character, int modifiers, double timeStampSeconds);
     BLINK_EXPORT static WebMouseEvent mouseEvent(NSEvent*, NSView*);
-    BLINK_EXPORT static WebMouseWheelEvent mouseWheelEvent(NSEvent*, NSView*);
+    BLINK_EXPORT static WebMouseWheelEvent mouseWheelEvent(NSEvent*, NSView*, bool canRubberbandLeft, bool canRubberbandRight);

[erikchen, 2014/03/20 18:04:26]

The eventual caller of this API (back in chrome land) will not be passing in
constants, but rather a dynamically computed bool. I am going to refrain from
changing the input parameters to an enum. Please let me know if you prefer
otherwise.

[Alexei Svitkine (slow), 2014/03/20 18:38:09]

Do you need to preserve the old signature before the Chrome change is completed
or does Chrome not call this function at all yet?

[erikchen, 2014/03/20 18:44:51]

I wasn't sure about the standard approach to an API change. Chrome does use this
function. Should I push the blink code with a second function, modify chrome to
use the second function, and then push another blink change deleting the
original function?

[Alexei Svitkine (slow), 2014/03/20 18:50:31]

Yes, I think that's the standard way to do this.

[erikchen, 2014/03/24 22:12:04]

Done.

     BLINK_EXPORT static WebGestureEvent gestureEvent(NSEvent *, NSView *);
     BLINK_EXPORT static bool isSystemKeyEvent(const WebKeyboardEvent&);
 };