Rename renderer() to layoutObject().

Source/core/plugins/PluginOcclusionSupport.cpp

 /*
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     return element;
 }
 
 // Return a set of rectangles that should not be overdrawn by the
 // plugin ("cutouts"). This helps implement the "iframe shim"
 // technique of overlaying a windowed plugin with content from the
 // page. In a nutshell, iframe elements should occlude plugins when
 // they occur higher in the stacking order.
 void getPluginOcclusions(Element* element, Widget* parentWidget, const IntRect& frameRect, Vector<IntRect>& occlusions)
 {
-    LayoutObject* pluginNode = element->renderer();
+    LayoutObject* pluginNode = element->layoutObject();
     ASSERT(pluginNode);
     if (!pluginNode->style())
         return;
     Vector<const LayoutObject*> pluginZstack;
     Vector<const LayoutObject*> iframeZstack;
     getObjectStack(pluginNode, &pluginZstack);
 
     if (!parentWidget->isFrameView())
         return;
 
     FrameView* parentFrameView = toFrameView(parentWidget);
 
     // Occlusions by iframes.
     const FrameView::ChildrenWidgetSet* children = parentFrameView->children();
     for (FrameView::ChildrenWidgetSet::const_iterator it = children->begin(); it != children->end(); ++it) {
         // We only care about FrameView's because iframes show up as FrameViews.
         if (!(*it)->isFrameView())
             continue;
 
         const FrameView* frameView = toFrameView(it->get());
         // Check to make sure we can get both the element and the LayoutObject
         // for this FrameView, if we can't just move on to the next object.
         // FIXME: Plugin occlusion by remote frames is probably broken.
         HTMLElement* element = frameView->frame().deprecatedLocalOwner();
-        if (!element || !element->renderer())
+        if (!element || !element->layoutObject())
             continue;
 
-        LayoutObject* iframeRenderer = element->renderer();
+        LayoutObject* iframeRenderer = element->layoutObject();
 
         if (isHTMLIFrameElement(*element) && intersectsRect(iframeRenderer, frameRect)) {
             getObjectStack(iframeRenderer, &iframeZstack);
             if (iframeIsAbovePlugin(iframeZstack, pluginZstack))
                 addToOcclusions(toLayoutBox(iframeRenderer), occlusions);
         }
     }
 
     // Occlusions by top layer elements.
     // FIXME: There's no handling yet for the interaction between top layer and
     // iframes. For example, a plugin in the top layer will be occluded by an
     // iframe. And a plugin inside an iframe in the top layer won't be respected
     // as being in the top layer.
     const Element* ancestor = topLayerAncestor(element);
     Document* document = parentFrameView->frame().document();
     const WillBeHeapVector<RefPtrWillBeMember<Element> >& elements = document->topLayerElements();
     size_t start = ancestor ? elements.find(ancestor) + 1 : 0;
     for (size_t i = start; i < elements.size(); ++i)
-        addTreeToOcclusions(elements[i]->renderer(), frameRect, occlusions);
+        addTreeToOcclusions(elements[i]->layoutObject(), frameRect, occlusions);
 }
 
 } // namespace blink