third_party/WebKit/Source/core/events/EventTypeNames.in - Issue 2331213002: Add `disposition` to SecurityPolicyViolationEvent

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Issue 2331213002: Add `disposition` to SecurityPolicyViolationEvent (Closed)

Patch Set: Use enum in SecurityPolicyViolationEvent Created 4 years, 3 months ago

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1 namespace="EventType"	1 namespace="EventType"

2 export="CORE_EXPORT"	2 export="CORE_EXPORT"

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4 DOMActivate	4 DOMActivate

5 DOMCharacterDataModified	5 DOMCharacterDataModified

6 DOMContentLoaded	6 DOMContentLoaded

7 DOMFocusIn	7 DOMFocusIn

8 DOMFocusOut	8 DOMFocusOut

9 DOMNodeInserted	9 DOMNodeInserted

10 DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument	10 DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument

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87 encrypted	87 encrypted

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90 endEvent	90 endEvent

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	Mike West 2016/09/16 07:30:35 I don't understand why you're adding these? `Event I don't understand why you're adding these? `EventTypeNames` is a list of the types of events which can be fired (like `securitypolicyviolation`, not a set of strings to be used with events. Sergey Shekyan 2016/09/16 15:41:40 Oh, as I understood it, .in files are like namespa Show quoted text On 2016/09/16 07:30:35, Mike West wrote: > I don't understand why you're adding these? `EventTypeNames` is a list of the > types of events which can be fired (like `securitypolicyviolation`, not a set of > strings to be used with events. Oh, as I understood it, .in files are like namespaces to store static strings. I meant to ask you what to call an .in file that would store these strings for `securitypolicyviolation`, and temporarily added those strings to something that can be referenced.
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185 readystatechange	186 readystatechange

186 rejectionhandled	187 rejectionhandled

187 removesourcebuffer	188 removesourcebuffer

188 removestream	189 removestream

189 removetrack	190 removetrack

190 repeatEvent	191 repeatEvent

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