RetroZilla/embedding/components/ui/progressDlg/nsIProgressDialog.idl

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#include "nsIDownload.idl"

interface nsIDOMWindow;
interface nsIObserver;

/* nsIProgressDialog
 *
 * These objects are used to display progress notifications to the user.
 * They are displayed while files are being saved to disk, for example.
 * 
 * Typical usage is to:
 *   1. Create an instance, via the component manager CreateInstance()
 *      method.
 *   2. Set appropriate attributes that control the display and behavior
 *      of the dialog.
 *   3. Open the dialog.
 *   4. Send progress notifications to the dialog, via it's 
 *      nsIWebProgressListener methods.
 *   5. Close the dialog when the operation completes, or when the user
 *      closes it manually.
 *   6. Release the instance.  The instance will be referenced by
 *      the dialog itself, so it won't get freed until the dialog closes.
 *      The dialog will keep the instance alive, so typically one does
 *      not need to hold a reference to it.
 */

[scriptable, uuid(20e790a2-76c6-462d-851a-22ab6cbbe48b)]
interface nsIProgressDialog : nsIDownload {
   /**
    * Open the dialog
    *
    * @param aParent  Parent window; optional (if null, then
    *                 a top-level window is created)
    */
   void open( in nsIDOMWindow aParent );
   
   /**
    * Whether the download should be cancelled when the progress
    * dialog is closed using the standard OS close box.  This is
    * useful for showing the progress dialog as an information
    * window, which is what download manager does.
    */
   attribute PRBool cancelDownloadOnClose;

   /**
    * Observer for this dialog. If set, receives the following topics:
    *   oncancel - observer should cancel the transfer
    *   onpause  - observer should suspend the transfer
    *   onresume - observer should resume the suspended transfer
    * For each of those, the subject will be the nsIProgressDialog.
    */
   attribute nsIObserver observer;

  /**
   * The dialog object itself.  This might be null if the dialog isn't
   * open yet, or has been closed.
   */   
   attribute nsIDOMWindow dialog;
};