On 7/19/16 11:08 AM, [email protected] wrote:
But where do I define this dictionary?
Any .webidl file you feel like. But putting it in Document.webidl makes
sense if that's where you use it.
/source/release/dom/base/nsDocument.h:1042:41: error: unknown type name
'myFunctionElementInfo'; did you mean 'mozilla::dom::myFunctionElementInfo'?
Yes. See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/WebIDL_bindings#Dictionary_types
the part about "whose name is the dictionary name in the mozilla::dom
namespace".
8:43.20 In file included from /build/dom/base/Unified_cpp_dom_base5.cpp:92:
8:43.20 /source/release/dom/base/nsDocument.cpp:3580:12: error: no member
named 'node' in 'mozilla::dom::myFunctionElementInfo'
8:43.20 e->node = node;
8:43.20 ~ ^
8:43.20 /source/release/dom/base/nsDocument.cpp:3581:12: error: no member
named 'number1' in 'mozilla::dom::myFunctionElementInfo'
8:43.20 e->number1 = number1;
8:43.20 ~ ^
Please see
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/WebIDL_bindings#Dictionary_types
where it says:
The struct has one member for each of the dictionary's members with
the same name except the first letter uppercased and prefixed with "m"
Seriously, the documentation should cover most of this stuff. ;)
Also note that the struct's member will be an Optional unless the member
is either required or has a default value, so your code above would not
work even with the correct member name. In your case, I expect making
all the members required is fine; I assume you plan to initialize all of
them for every dictionary.
-Boris
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