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[ecmascript] Spaces in document_replace. Less variables

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Witold Filipczyk 2022-07-13 16:41:53 +02:00
parent 867b55f8a8
commit 267713e2c9
2 changed files with 10 additions and 18 deletions
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src/ecmascript/quickjs/document.c
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@ -1032,31 +1032,27 @@ js_document_replace(JSContext *ctx, JSValueConst this_val, int argc, JSValueCons
}
//DBG("doc replace %s %s\n", needle.source, heystack.source);
int nu_len=0;
int fd_len=0;
struct cache_entry *cached = doc_view->document->cached;
struct fragment *f = get_cache_fragment(cached);
if (f && f->length)
{
fd_len=f->length;
struct string f_data;
if (init_string(&f_data)) {
add_bytes_to_string(&f_data, f->data, f->length);
struct string nu_str;
if (init_string(&nu_str)) {
string_replace(&nu_str,&f_data,&needle,&heystack);
nu_len=nu_str.length;
ssize_t fd_len = f->length;
string_replace(&nu_str, &f_data, &needle, &heystack);
delete_entry_content(cached);
/* This is very ugly, indeed. And Yes fd_len isn't
* logically correct. But using nu_len will cause
* logically correct. But using nu_str.length will cause
* the document to render improperly.
* TBD: somehow better rerender the document
* now it's places on the session level in doc_loading_callback */
add_fragment(cached,0,nu_str.source,fd_len);
normalize_cache_entry(cached,nu_len);
add_fragment(cached, 0, nu_str.source, fd_len);
normalize_cache_entry(cached, nu_str.length);
document->ecmascript_counter++;
done_string(&nu_str);
}

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src/ecmascript/spidermonkey/document.c
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@ -1416,32 +1416,28 @@ document_replace(JSContext *ctx, unsigned int argc, JS::Value *vp)
//DBG("doc replace %s %s\n", needle.source, heystack.source);
int nu_len=0;
int fd_len=0;
struct document *document = doc_view->document;
struct cache_entry *cached = document->cached;
struct fragment *f = get_cache_fragment(cached);
if (f && f->length)
{
fd_len=f->length;
struct string f_data;
if (init_string(&f_data)) {
add_bytes_to_string(&f_data, f->data, f->length);
struct string nu_str;
if (init_string(&nu_str)) {
string_replace(&nu_str,&f_data,&needle,&heystack);
nu_len=nu_str.length;
ssize_t fd_len = f->length;
string_replace(&nu_str, &f_data, &needle, &heystack);
delete_entry_content(cached);
/* This is very ugly, indeed. And Yes fd_len isn't
* logically correct. But using nu_len will cause
* logically correct. But using nu_str.length will cause
* the document to render improperly.
* TBD: somehow better rerender the document
* now it's places on the session level in doc_loading_callback */
add_fragment(cached,0,nu_str.source,fd_len);
normalize_cache_entry(cached,nu_len);
add_fragment(cached, 0, nu_str.source, fd_len);
normalize_cache_entry(cached, nu_str.length);
document->ecmascript_counter++;
done_string(&nu_str);
}