ImageMaps: Implemented support for parsing coord attribute to a shape…#13972
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Mostly superficial review, but there are a lot of style nits, so I hope it'd be helpful.
Thanks for doing this work!
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nit: rust style is not having space before the parentheses in a function call.
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nit: Brace uses to be in the same line as the function name except when there's a where clause.
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nit: no space after function name
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Also, you could write this as: vec![1.1, 1.1, 6.1, ...], here and everywhere else.
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nit: please use snake_case: string_val, number_list.
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You can use panic! here too if you want, but that's probably fine.
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unreachable!() may make more sense here.
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| Area::Rectangle { left_l, top_t, left_r, top_b } => { | ||
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Thanks Emilio and Keith for your comments. Changes made as per comments. |
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Great start! The comments I have are a combination of style nits and suggestions for more idiomatic Rust code, along with some design changes that should make the resulting code easier to read.
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nit: revert this indentation change.
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| "euclid 0.10.2 (registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index)", |
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We will need to run ./mach cargo-update -p script to ensure that ports/cef/Cargo.lock is also updated.
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The command throws an error: package id specification script matched no package. Is it a different package name?
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Odd - what about ./mach cargo-update -p script_tests?
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No luck. Same error. Tried script_tests, script, tests, test, scripts too.
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I'm not sure why that's happening, but I think my original comment was wrong and ports/cef/Cargo.lock does not need to be updated. Go ahead and ignore this.
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nit: keep these in alphabetical order, please.
| Circle { left: f32, top: f32, radius: f32 }, | ||
| Rectangle { left_l: f32, top_t: f32, left_r: f32, top_b: f32 }, | ||
| Polygon { points: Vec<f32> }, | ||
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Rather than a default variant, we should make our parsing functions return Option<Area> instead.
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Let's call this method parse and have it return Option<Area>.
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The specification says that we should parse lists of coordinates with a particular target state. From "each area element in areas must be processed as follows", see step 4: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/embedded-content.html#image-map-processing-model . Rather than only returning a circle if there are exactly 3 elements, we should be returning a circle if there are at least 3 instead (and we're attempting to parse a circle).
I recommend a second enum with variants for the intended parse target, and taking that as an argument in Area::parse.
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In HTMLAreaElement.idl, we noticed that all the attributes are commented out. We were thinking if these are necessary to access 'area' elements attributes such as shape and coords. We were not sure how to access these
For this, we were thinking of seeing which of the values are populated by running a debugger on servo, but we were also not sure of which of the HTML features are implemented on Servo.
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The attributes in the webidl files only affect JS code that uses the element.something syntax. It's still possible to use element.getAttribute('something'), which corresponds to the <element something=value> content attribute. Does that make sense?
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Oh, and if you were really asking about how to access the attribute value from Servo: https://dxr.mozilla.org/servo/rev/ebae89aa2e7d83801d8b0a3ec83ba208b551663d/components/script/dom/htmlmediaelement.rs#446 is a good example.
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You may need to use Atom::from_slice("coords") instead of atom!("coords"), because it's not present in the list in https://github.com/servo/string-cache/ yet.
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We get the 'shape' attribute as a string. Do we need another enum to state the variant or we can pass around the string (ex: parse("1,1,1,1", "Rectangle"))?
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I think it makes sense to pass a strongly-typed enum rather than a string.
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nit:
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Area::Rectangle { left_l, top_t, left_r, top_b } =>
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| Area::Circle { left, top, radius } => (p.x - left)*(p.x - left) + |
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nit: move the calculation on to the next line.
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I don' think this needs to be mutable?
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☔ The latest upstream changes (presumably #14043) made this pull request unmergeable. Please resolve the merge conflicts. |
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Changes made. Test-tidy and build pass. |
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Minor nits fixed |
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@bors-servo r=Manishearth,emilio,jdm |
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@jdm hmm, the unit tests here try to use |
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See components/script/test.rs, where we re-export the DOM things that
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…On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 08:08:33AM -0800, Manish Goregaokar wrote:
@jdm hmm, the unit tests here try to use `script::dom`, which is private. We've never really had unit tests for script, so we haven't hit this problem before. Any idea how this should be addressed?
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Sorry @shravan-achar, #11672 merged since these changes were made which caused the build error when compiling tests. |
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Image Maps: (Part 1) Implemented support for parsing coord attribute to a shape object.
Implemented a hit_test method to see if a point is within the area. Tests for constructors and hit_test included
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