Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
type:nsMedia shows me things like nsMediaDecoder::Statistics, and
type:Statistics doesn't show it, that's not what I expected.
I know understand better than type:'string' gives me :
- all types starting with 'string'
- all types defined inside a type starting with 'string' whatever their
name is
so 'type:nsMedia' return me both the type 'nsMediaDecoder' :
class nsMediaDecoder : public nsIObserver {
and the type 'nsMediaDecoder::Statistics' here.
class nsMediaDecoder : public nsIObserver {
struct Statistics {
And I can *not* access the 'Statistics' type here with a
'type:Statistics' request. I have to know it's embedded inside
'nsMediaDecoder'. 'type:nsMediaDecoder::Statistics' finds it.
As well as 'type:nsMediaDecoder::'
member:Statistics does not give me what I expected either, it shows the
parameters that appears in functions call ?
OK, that is corrected, call parameter are not anymore included inside
this result.
So 'member:string' will give me all function and variable starting with
string that are members of some type (whatever that type is named).
So 'member:mPlaybackRate' finds
double nsMediaDecoder::Statistics::mPlaybackRate;
It would be good to be able to show all member functions and member
variables of type x, just like 'type:x::' will show all types defined
inside x.
'member:string' will *not* find types that are embedded inside another
type : 'member:Statistics' will not find 'nsMediaDecoder::Statistics',
no more than 'type:Statistics', I *have* to know that Statistics is
defined inside nsMediaDecoder.
Why does
http://dxr.proximity.on.ca/dxr/mozilla-central/xpcom/base/nsTraceRefcntImpl.h.html#58/type
tell me that the argument "StatisticsType type" is
"nsLookAndFeelIntPref::type" ?
It's broken currently, I get "Um, this isn't right..."
It's not the only one that's broken, it seems to be a quite wide problem
with the current version.
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