toolkit/components/commandlines/nsICommandLine.idl

Wed, 31 Dec 2014 06:09:35 +0100

author
Michael Schloh von Bennewitz <michael@schloh.com>
date
Wed, 31 Dec 2014 06:09:35 +0100
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Cloned upstream origin tor-browser at tor-browser-31.3.0esr-4.5-1-build1
revision ID fc1c9ff7c1b2defdbc039f12214767608f46423f for hacking purpose.

     1 /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
     2  * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
     3  * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
     5 #include "nsISupports.idl"
     7 interface nsIFile;
     8 interface nsIURI;
     9 interface nsIDOMWindow;
    11 /**
    12  * Represents the command line used to invoke a XUL application. This may be the
    13  * original command-line of this instance, or a command line remoted from another
    14  * instance of the application.
    15  *
    16  * DEFINITIONS:
    17  * "arguments" are any values found on the command line.
    18  * "flags" are switches. In normalized form they are preceded by a single dash.
    19  * Some flags may take "parameters", e.g. "-url <param>" or "-install-xpi <param>"
    20  */
    22 [scriptable, uuid(bc3173bd-aa46-46a0-9d25-d9867a9659b6)]
    23 interface nsICommandLine : nsISupports
    24 {
    25   /**
    26    * Number of arguments in the command line. The application name is not
    27    * part of the command line.
    28    */
    29   readonly attribute long length;
    31   /**
    32    * Get an argument from the array of command-line arguments.
    33    *
    34    * On windows, flags of the form /flag are normalized to -flag. /flag:param
    35    * are normalized to -flag param.
    36    *
    37    * On *nix and mac flags of the form --flag are normalized to -flag. --flag=param
    38    * are normalized to the form -flag param.
    39    *
    40    * @param aIndex The argument to retrieve. This index is 0-based, and does
    41    *               not include the application name.
    42    * @return       The indexth argument.
    43    * @throws       NS_ERROR_INVALID_ARG if aIndex is out of bounds.
    44    */
    45   AString getArgument(in long aIndex);
    47   /**
    48    * Find a command-line flag.
    49    *
    50    * @param aFlag          The flag name to locate. Do not include the initial
    51    *                       hyphen.
    52    * @param aCaseSensitive Whether to do case-sensitive comparisons.
    53    * @return               The position of the flag in the command line.
    54    */
    55   long findFlag(in AString aFlag, in boolean aCaseSensitive);
    57   /**
    58    * Remove arguments from the command line. This normally occurs after
    59    * a handler has processed the arguments.
    60    *
    61    * @param aStart  Index to begin removing.
    62    * @param aEnd    Index to end removing, inclusive.
    63    */
    64   void removeArguments(in long aStart, in long aEnd);
    66   /**
    67    * A helper method which will find a flag and remove it in one step.
    68    *
    69    * @param aFlag  The flag name to find and remove.
    70    * @param aCaseSensitive Whether to do case-sensitive comparisons.
    71    * @return       Whether the flag was found.
    72    */
    73   boolean handleFlag(in AString aFlag, in boolean aCaseSensitive);
    75   /**
    76    * Find a flag with a parameter and remove both. This is a helper
    77    * method that combines "findFlag" and "removeArguments" in one step.
    78    *
    79    * @return   null (a void astring) if the flag is not found. The parameter value
    80    *           if found. Note that null and the empty string are not the same.
    81    * @throws   NS_ERROR_INVALID_ARG if the flag exists without a parameter
    82    *
    83    * @param aFlag The flag name to find and remove.
    84    * @param aCaseSensitive Whether to do case-sensitive flag search.
    85    */
    86   AString handleFlagWithParam(in AString aFlag, in boolean aCaseSensitive);
    88   /**
    89    * The type of command line being processed.
    90    *
    91    * STATE_INITIAL_LAUNCH  is the first launch of the application instance.
    92    * STATE_REMOTE_AUTO     is a remote command line automatically redirected to
    93    *                       this instance.
    94    * STATE_REMOTE_EXPLICIT is a remote command line explicitly redirected to
    95    *                       this instance using xremote/windde/appleevents.
    96    */
    97   readonly attribute unsigned long state;
    99   const unsigned long STATE_INITIAL_LAUNCH  = 0;
   100   const unsigned long STATE_REMOTE_AUTO     = 1;
   101   const unsigned long STATE_REMOTE_EXPLICIT = 2;
   103   /**
   104    * There may be a command-line handler which performs a default action if
   105    * there was no explicit action on the command line (open a default browser
   106    * window, for example). This flag allows the default action to be prevented.
   107    */
   108   attribute boolean preventDefault;
   110   /**
   111    * The working directory for this command line. Use this property instead
   112    * of the working directory for the current process, since a redirected
   113    * command line may have had a different working directory.
   114    */
   115   readonly attribute nsIFile workingDirectory;
   117   /**
   118    * A window to be targeted by this command line. In most cases, this will
   119    * be null (xremote will sometimes set this attribute).
   120    */
   121   readonly attribute nsIDOMWindow windowContext;
   123   /**
   124    * Resolve a file-path argument into an nsIFile. This method gracefully
   125    * handles relative or absolute file paths, according to the working
   126    * directory of this command line.
   127    *
   128    * @param aArgument  The command-line argument to resolve.
   129    */
   130   nsIFile resolveFile(in AString aArgument);
   132   /**
   133    * Resolves a URI argument into a URI. This method has platform-specific
   134    * logic for converting an absolute URI or a relative file-path into the
   135    * appropriate URI object; it gracefully handles win32 C:\ paths which would
   136    * confuse the ioservice if passed directly.
   137    *
   138    * @param aArgument  The command-line argument to resolve.
   139    */
   140   nsIURI resolveURI(in AString aArgument);
   141 };

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