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      1 /* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */
      2 /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
      3 * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
      4 * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
      5 
      6 #include "nsISupports.idl"
      7 #include "nsITransaction.idl"
      8 
      9 %{C++
     10 namespace mozilla {
     11 class TransactionManager;
     12 } // namespace mozilla
     13 %}
     14 
     15 /**
     16 * The nsITransactionManager interface.
     17 * <P>
     18 * This interface is implemented by an object that wants to
     19 * manage/track transactions.
     20 */
     21 [scriptable, builtinclass, uuid(c77763df-0fb9-41a8-8074-8e882f605755)]
     22 interface nsITransactionManager : nsISupports
     23 {
     24  /**
     25   * Calls a transaction's doTransaction() method, then pushes it on the
     26   * undo stack.
     27   * <P>
     28   * This method calls the transaction's AddRef() method.
     29   * The transaction's Release() method will be called when the undo or redo
     30   * stack is pruned or when the transaction manager is destroyed.
     31   * @param aTransaction the transaction to do.
     32   */
     33  [can_run_script]
     34  void doTransaction(in nsITransaction aTransaction);
     35 
     36  /**
     37   * Pops the topmost transaction on the undo stack, calls its
     38   * undoTransaction() method, then pushes it on the redo stack.
     39   */
     40  [can_run_script]
     41  void undoTransaction();
     42 
     43  /**
     44   * Pops the topmost transaction on the redo stack, calls its
     45   * redoTransaction() method, then pushes it on the undo stack.
     46   */
     47  [can_run_script]
     48  void redoTransaction();
     49 
     50  /**
     51   * Clears the undo and redo stacks.
     52   */
     53  void clear();
     54 
     55  /**
     56   * Clears the undo stack only.
     57   */
     58  void clearUndoStack();
     59 
     60  /**
     61   * Clears the redo stack only.
     62   */
     63  void clearRedoStack();
     64 
     65  /**
     66   * Turns on the transaction manager's batch mode, forcing all transactions
     67   * executed by the transaction manager's doTransaction() method to be
     68   * aggregated together until EndBatch() is called.  This mode allows an
     69   * application to execute and group together several independent transactions
     70   * so they can be undone with a single call to undoTransaction().
     71   * @param aData An arbitrary nsISupports object that is associated with the
     72   * batch. Can be retrieved from the undo or redo stacks.
     73   */
     74  [can_run_script]
     75  void beginBatch(in nsISupports aData);
     76 
     77  /**
     78   * Turns off the transaction manager's batch mode.
     79   * @param aAllowEmpty If true, a batch containing no children will be
     80   * pushed onto the undo stack. Otherwise, ending a batch with no
     81   * children will result in no transactions being pushed on the undo stack.
     82   */
     83  void endBatch(in boolean aAllowEmpty);
     84 
     85  /**
     86   * The number of items on the undo stack.
     87   */
     88  readonly attribute long numberOfUndoItems;
     89 
     90  /**
     91   * The number of items on the redo stack.
     92   */
     93  readonly attribute long numberOfRedoItems;
     94 
     95  /**
     96   * Sets the maximum number of transaction items the transaction manager will
     97   * maintain at any time. This is commonly referred to as the number of levels
     98   * of undo.
     99   * @param aMaxCount A value of -1 means no limit. A value of zero means the
    100   * transaction manager will execute each transaction, then immediately release
    101   * all references it has to the transaction without pushing it on the undo
    102   * stack. A value greater than zero indicates the max number of transactions
    103   * that can exist at any time on both the undo and redo stacks. This method
    104   * will prune the necessary number of transactions on the undo and redo
    105   * stacks if the value specified is less than the number of items that exist
    106   * on both the undo and redo stacks.
    107   */
    108  attribute long maxTransactionCount;
    109 
    110  /**
    111   * Combines the transaction at the top of the undo stack (if any) with the
    112   * preceding undo transaction (if any) into a batch transaction. Thus,
    113   * a call to undoTransaction() will undo both transactions.
    114   */
    115  void batchTopUndo();
    116 
    117  /**
    118   * Removes the transaction at the top of the undo stack (if any) without
    119   * transacting.
    120   */
    121  void removeTopUndo();
    122 
    123  /**
    124   * Returns an AddRef'd pointer to the transaction at the top of the
    125   * undo stack. Callers should be aware that this method could return
    126   * return a null in some implementations if there is a batch at the top
    127   * of the undo stack.
    128   */
    129  nsITransaction peekUndoStack();
    130 
    131  /**
    132   * Returns an AddRef'd pointer to the transaction at the top of the
    133   * redo stack. Callers should be aware that this method could return
    134   * return a null in some implementations if there is a batch at the top
    135   * of the redo stack.
    136   */
    137  nsITransaction peekRedoStack();
    138 
    139 %{C++
    140  /**
    141   * AsTransactionManager() returns a pointer to TransactionManager class.
    142   *
    143   * In order to avoid circular dependency issues, this method is defined
    144   * in mozilla/TransactionManager.h.  Consumers need to #include that header.
    145   */
    146  inline mozilla::TransactionManager* AsTransactionManager();
    147 %}
    148 };