RetroZilla/editor/txmgr/idl/nsITransactionListener.idl
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#include "nsISupports.idl"
interface nsITransaction;
interface nsITransactionManager;
/**
* The nsITransactionListener interface.
* <P>
* This interface is implemented by an object that tracks transactions.
*/
[scriptable, uuid(58e330c4-7b48-11d2-98b9-00805f297d89)]
interface nsITransactionListener : nsISupports
{
/**
* Called before a transaction manager calls a transaction's
* doTransaction() method.
* @param aManager the transaction manager doing the transaction.
* @param aTransaction the transaction being executed.
* @result boolean value returned by listener which indicates
* it's desire to interrupt normal control flow. Listeners should
* return true if they want to interrupt normal control flow, without
* throwing an error.
*/
boolean willDo(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTransaction);
/**
* Called after a transaction manager calls the doTransaction() method of
* a transaction.
* @param aManager the transaction manager that did the transaction.
* @param aTransaction the transaction that was executed.
* @param aDoResult the nsresult returned after executing
* the transaction.
*/
void didDo(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTransaction,
in nsresult aDoResult);
/**
* Called before a transaction manager calls the Undo() method of
* a transaction.
* @param aManager the transaction manager undoing the transaction.
* @param aTransaction the transaction being undone.
* @result boolean value returned by listener which indicates
* it's desire to interrupt normal control flow. Listeners should
* return true if they want to interrupt normal control flow, without
* throwing an error. Note that listeners can also interrupt normal
* control flow by throwing an nsresult that indicates an error.
*/
boolean willUndo(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTransaction);
/**
* Called after a transaction manager calls the Undo() method of
* a transaction.
* @param aManager the transaction manager undoing the transaction.
* @param aTransaction the transaction being undone.
* @param aUndoResult the nsresult returned after undoing the transaction.
*/
void didUndo(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTransaction,
in nsresult aUndoResult);
/**
* Called before a transaction manager calls the Redo() method of
* a transaction.
* @param aManager the transaction manager redoing the transaction.
* @param aTransaction the transaction being redone.
* @result boolean value returned by listener which indicates
* it's desire to interrupt normal control flow. Listeners should
* return true if they want to interrupt normal control flow, without
* throwing an error. Note that listeners can also interrupt normal
* control flow by throwing an nsresult that indicates an error.
*/
boolean willRedo(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTransaction);
/**
* Called after a transaction manager calls the Redo() method of
* a transaction.
* @param aManager the transaction manager redoing the transaction.
* @param aTransaction the transaction being redone.
* @param aRedoResult the nsresult returned after redoing the transaction.
*/
void didRedo(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTransaction,
in nsresult aRedoResult);
/**
* Called before a transaction manager begins a batch.
* @param aManager the transaction manager beginning a batch.
* @result boolean value returned by listener which indicates
* it's desire to interrupt normal control flow. Listeners should
* return true if they want to interrupt normal control flow, without
* throwing an error. Note that listeners can also interrupt normal
* control flow by throwing an nsresult that indicates an error.
*/
boolean willBeginBatch(in nsITransactionManager aManager);
/**
* Called after a transaction manager begins a batch.
* @param aManager the transaction manager that began a batch.
* @param aResult the nsresult returned after beginning a batch.
*/
void didBeginBatch(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsresult aResult);
/**
* Called before a transaction manager ends a batch.
* @param aManager the transaction manager ending a batch.
* @result boolean value returned by listener which indicates
* it's desire to interrupt normal control flow. Listeners should
* return true if they want to interrupt normal control flow, without
* throwing an error. Note that listeners can also interrupt normal
* control flow by throwing an nsresult that indicates an error.
*/
boolean willEndBatch(in nsITransactionManager aManager);
/**
* Called after a transaction manager ends a batch.
* @param aManager the transaction manager ending a batch.
* @param aResult the nsresult returned after ending a batch.
*/
void didEndBatch(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsresult aResult);
/**
* Called before a transaction manager tries to merge
* a transaction, that was just executed, with the
* transaction at the top of the undo stack.
* @param aManager the transaction manager ending a batch.
* @param aTopTransaction the transaction at the top of the undo stack.
* @param aTransactionToMerge the transaction to merge.
* @result boolean value returned by listener which indicates
* it's desire to interrupt normal control flow. Listeners should
* return true if they want to interrupt normal control flow, without
* throwing an error. Note that listeners can also interrupt normal
* control flow by throwing an nsresult that indicates an error.
*/
boolean willMerge(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTopTransaction,
in nsITransaction aTransactionToMerge);
/**
* Called after a transaction manager tries to merge
* a transaction, that was just executed, with the
* transaction at the top of the undo stack.
* @param aManager the transaction manager ending a batch.
* @param aTopTransaction the transaction at the top of the undo stack.
* @param aTransactionToMerge the transaction to merge.
* @param aDidMerge true if transaction was merged, else false.
* @param aMergeResult the nsresult returned after the merge attempt.
* @param aInterrupt listeners should set this to PR_TRUE if they
* want to interrupt normal control flow, without throwing an error.
*/
void didMerge(in nsITransactionManager aManager,
in nsITransaction aTopTransaction,
in nsITransaction aTransactionToMerge,
in boolean aDidMerge,
in nsresult aMergeResult);
/* XXX: We should probably add pruning notification methods. */
};