| Index: Source/core/css/CSSSegmentedFontFaceCache.h
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| diff --git a/Source/core/css/CSSSegmentedFontFaceCache.h b/Source/core/css/CSSSegmentedFontFaceCache.h
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| index 4b005a9fd23c0ad5ea730d2d3c5e95c636235f90..60db488cd81c3de50ae81d37b17e358cc0510326 100644
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| --- a/Source/core/css/CSSSegmentedFontFaceCache.h
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| +++ b/Source/core/css/CSSSegmentedFontFaceCache.h
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| @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@
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| namespace WebCore {
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| +class CSSFontFace;
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| class CSSFontSelector;
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| class CSSSegmentedFontFace;
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| class FontData;
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| @@ -47,15 +48,21 @@ public:
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| // FIXME: Remove CSSFontSelector as argument. Passing CSSFontSelector here is
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| // a result of egregious spaghettification in CSSFontFace/FontFaceSet.
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| void addFontFaceRule(CSSFontSelector*, const StyleRuleFontFace*);
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| + void removeFontFaceRule(const StyleRuleFontFace*);
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| PassRefPtr<FontData> getFontData(Settings*, const FontDescription&, const AtomicString&);
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| CSSSegmentedFontFace* getFontFace(const FontDescription&, const AtomicString& family);
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| unsigned version() const { return m_version; }
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| private:
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| - HashMap<String, OwnPtr<HashMap<unsigned, RefPtr<CSSSegmentedFontFace> > >, CaseFoldingHash> m_fontFaces;
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| - HashMap<String, OwnPtr<Vector<RefPtr<CSSSegmentedFontFace> > >, CaseFoldingHash> m_locallyInstalledFontFaces;
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| - HashMap<String, OwnPtr<HashMap<unsigned, RefPtr<CSSSegmentedFontFace> > >, CaseFoldingHash> m_fonts;
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| + typedef HashMap<unsigned, RefPtr<CSSSegmentedFontFace> > TraitsMap;
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| + typedef HashMap<String, OwnPtr<TraitsMap>, CaseFoldingHash> FamilyToTraitsMap;
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| + typedef HashMap<String, OwnPtr<Vector<RefPtr<CSSSegmentedFontFace> > >, CaseFoldingHash> FamilyToFontFaces;
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| + typedef HashMap<const StyleRuleFontFace*, RefPtr<CSSFontFace> > StyleRuleToFontFace;
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| + FamilyToTraitsMap m_fontFaces;
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| + FamilyToFontFaces m_locallyInstalledFontFaces;
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| + FamilyToTraitsMap m_fonts;
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| + StyleRuleToFontFace m_styleRuleToFontFace;
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| // FIXME: See if this could be ditched
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| // Used to compare Font instances, and the usage seems suspect.
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