blob hacking webcore style

public/platform/WebHTTPBody.h

Index: public/platform/WebHTTPBody.h
diff --git a/public/platform/WebHTTPBody.h b/public/platform/WebHTTPBody.h
index 2057db428db4423d7cbffd973e7854cf86d173ef..6dcddecd3d266466b0f494f86c118daa9233af98 100644
--- a/public/platform/WebHTTPBody.h
+++ b/public/platform/WebHTTPBody.h
@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@
 #ifndef WebHTTPBody_h
 #define WebHTTPBody_h
 
+#include "WebBlobData.h"

[kinuko, 2013/09/30 11:31:53]

Is this change needed?

[michaeln, 2013/09/30 20:50:24]

Yes, this ensures code compiled against this .h file see the USE_BLOB_UUIDS
flag. And it allows us to define that flag w/o additional DEPS rules. We (piman
and i) chose to not alter DEPS to make that flag available when compiling
chromium browser process code, transitively including this file here is needed
for that.

 #include "WebData.h"
 #include "WebNonCopyable.h"
 #include "WebString.h"
@@ -55,12 +56,6 @@ public:
         long long fileLength; // -1 means to the end of the file.
         double modificationTime;
         WebURL fileSystemURL;
-
-        // DEPRECATED, use fileSystemURL
-        WebURL url;
-
-        // FIXME: deprecate url and use uuid
-        WebURL blobURL;
         WebString blobUUID;
     };
 
@@ -92,11 +87,10 @@ public:
     BLINK_EXPORT void appendFile(const WebString&);
     // Passing -1 to fileLength means to the end of the file.
     BLINK_EXPORT void appendFileRange(const WebString&, long long fileStart, long long fileLength, double modificationTime);
-    BLINK_EXPORT void appendBlob(const WebURL&); // FIXME: deprecate this
+    BLINK_EXPORT void appendBlob(const WebString& uuid);
 
     // Append a resource which is identified by the FileSystem URL.
     BLINK_EXPORT void appendFileSystemURLRange(const WebURL&, long long start, long long length, double modificationTime);
-    BLINK_EXPORT void appendURLRange(const WebURL&, long long start, long long length, double modificationTime); // DEPRECATED
 
     // Identifies a particular form submission instance. A value of 0 is
     // used to indicate an unspecified identifier.