Re: [webkit-dev] Understanding WebKit layering and layering violations

2012-01-06 Thread Adam Barth
On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 8:08 AM, Fady Samuel wrote: > Your diagram is a start. I don't recall all my layering violation confusions > but the latest confusion I had was in regards to what goes in the > Source/WebCore/platform directory? > > Why are things like ScrollView ScrollableArea, Timer, or ev

Re: [webkit-dev] Load event for cached resources in DRT

2012-01-06 Thread Dan Bernstein
On Jan 6, 2012, at 8:18 AM, Alexandru Chiculita wrote: > I need to add more tests for CSS Shaders, but I couldn't find a nice way to > know that a cached resource is loaded. So the result is that in DRT the > screenshot is taken too early. Other tests use the "onload" event of the > associat

[webkit-dev] Load event for cached resources in DRT

2012-01-06 Thread Alexandru Chiculita
I need to add more tests for CSS Shaders, but I couldn't find a nice way to know that a cached resource is loaded. So the result is that in DRT the screenshot is taken too early. Other tests use the "onload" event of the associated tag (ie. img, iframe, script), but CSS Shaders have no such tag.

Re: [webkit-dev] Understanding WebKit layering and layering violations

2012-01-06 Thread Fady Samuel
Hi Adam, Your diagram is a start. I don't recall all my layering violation confusions but the latest confusion I had was in regards to what goes in the Source/WebCore/platform directory? Why are things like ScrollView ScrollableArea, Timer, or even NotImplemented or Length in that directory? A lo