On Oct 14, 2009, at 2:44 PM, tali garsiel wrote:
The CSS parser products are "CSSStyleSheets" objects which contain
CSS rule lists - right?.
Yes.
If I understand correctly the render style gets created in the
process of creating the render tree.
The flow is:
Node::attach()
Node::createRendererIfNeeded()
CSSStyleSelector::styleForElement(...)
Yes.
I also see that the HTML Parser initiates the parsing of the CSS
style sheets - this is not apparent from my diagram - is this
correct?.
Not really.
There are multiple ways to initiate parsing of CSS style sheets. I’m
not sure the best way to reflect this in your diagram. Two of the most
common ways:
WebKit loads style sheets and parses them in response to the creation
of a <link> element in an HTML document, and one of the ways to create
an element is with the HTML parser.
WebKit also parses style sheets in <style> elements, and in this case
the parsing is triggered when the HTML parser calls
finishParsingChildren on the style element.
But I think it's possibly misleading to state that the HTML parser
initiates the parsing of the style sheets, since it doesn’t do it
directly, and it doesn’t do it for all style elements.
-- Darin
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