On Saturday 2007-07-07 17:34 -0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Where can I find code which paint the html element in mozilla?
So the data structures in Mozilla that represent elements are the implementations of nsIContent (or, more generally, nsINode) that are in mozilla/content. But things like painting are on a separate, mostly parallel tree of data structures that represent the rendering tree -- what the CSS spec describes as boxes. These are implementations of nsIFrame and are in mozilla/layout. nsIFrame has a BuildDisplayList method that's responsible for listing the things that need to be painted for each of these rendering objects. > e.g. text/anchor, where is the code which paints them on the screen? Text is nsTextFrameThebes. Anchors, when they are CSS display:inline, would be nsInlineFrame. But common code for painting things like backgrounds and borders is in nsCSSRendering, and common code for text decorations is I think in nsHTMLContainerFrame. > e.g. table/div,where is the code which paints borders/images on the > screen? Tables are nsTableFrame (and other rendering objects in layout/tables). Divs are nsBlockFrame, when they're display:block. Images are nsImageFrame. > e.g. list items, where is the code which paints the bullets? See nsBulletFrame. -David -- L. David Baron http://dbaron.org/ Mozilla Corporation http://www.mozilla.com/
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