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LibWeb: Implement parsing a monolithic keyframes-like argument
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@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ static bool is_loosely_sorted_by_offset(Vector<BaseKeyframe> const& keyframes)
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// 2. Let processed keyframes be an empty sequence of keyframes.
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Vector<BaseKeyframe> processed_keyframes;
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Vector<EasingValue> unused_easings;
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// 3. Let method be the result of GetMethod(object, @@iterator).
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// 4. Check the completion record of method.
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@ -342,8 +343,142 @@ static bool is_loosely_sorted_by_offset(Vector<BaseKeyframe> const& keyframes)
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}
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// -> Otherwise,
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else {
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// FIXME: Support processing a single keyframe-like object
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TODO();
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// 1. Let property-indexed keyframe be the result of running the procedure to process a keyframe-like object
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// passing object as the keyframe input and with the allow lists flag set to true.
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auto property_indexed_keyframe = TRY(process_a_keyframe_like_object<AllowLists::Yes>(realm, object));
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// 2. For each member, m, in property-indexed keyframe, perform the following steps:
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for (auto const& [property_name, property_values] : property_indexed_keyframe.properties) {
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// 1. Let property name be the key for m.
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// 2. If property name is "composite", or "easing", or "offset", skip the remaining steps in this loop and
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// continue from the next member in property-indexed keyframe after m.
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// Note: This will never happen, since these fields have dedicated members on BasePropertyIndexedKeyframe
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// 3. Let property values be the value for m.
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// 4. Let property keyframes be an empty sequence of keyframes.
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Vector<BaseKeyframe> property_keyframes;
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// 5. For each value, v, in property values perform the following steps:
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for (auto const& value : property_values) {
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// 1. Let k be a new keyframe with a null keyframe offset.
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BaseKeyframe keyframe;
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// 2. Add the property-value pair, property name → v, to k.
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keyframe.unparsed_properties().set(property_name, value);
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// 3. Append k to property keyframes.
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property_keyframes.append(keyframe);
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}
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// 6. Apply the procedure to compute missing keyframe offsets to property keyframes.
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compute_missing_keyframe_offsets(property_keyframes);
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// 7. Add keyframes in property keyframes to processed keyframes.
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processed_keyframes.extend(move(property_keyframes));
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}
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// 3. Sort processed keyframes by the computed keyframe offset of each keyframe in increasing order.
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quick_sort(processed_keyframes, [](auto const& a, auto const& b) {
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return a.computed_offset.value() < b.computed_offset.value();
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});
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// 4. Merge adjacent keyframes in processed keyframes when they have equal computed keyframe offsets.
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// Note: The spec doesn't specify how to merge them, but WebKit seems to just override the properties of the
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// earlier keyframe with the properties of the later keyframe.
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for (int i = 0; i < static_cast<int>(processed_keyframes.size() - 1); i++) {
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auto& keyframe_a = processed_keyframes[i];
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auto& keyframe_b = processed_keyframes[i + 1];
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if (keyframe_a.computed_offset.value() == keyframe_b.computed_offset.value()) {
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keyframe_a.easing = keyframe_b.easing;
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keyframe_a.composite = keyframe_b.composite;
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for (auto const& [property_name, property_value] : keyframe_b.unparsed_properties())
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keyframe_a.unparsed_properties().set(property_name, property_value);
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processed_keyframes.remove(i + 1);
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i--;
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}
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}
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// 5. Let offsets be a sequence of nullable double values assigned based on the type of the "offset" member
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// of the property-indexed keyframe as follows:
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//
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// -> sequence<double?>,
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// The value of "offset" as-is.
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// -> double?,
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// A sequence of length one with the value of "offset" as its single item, i.e. « offset »,
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auto offsets = property_indexed_keyframe.offset.has<Optional<double>>()
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? Vector { property_indexed_keyframe.offset.get<Optional<double>>() }
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: property_indexed_keyframe.offset.get<Vector<Optional<double>>>();
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// 6. Assign each value in offsets to the keyframe offset of the keyframe with corresponding position in
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// processed keyframes until the end of either sequence is reached.
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for (size_t i = 0; i < offsets.size() && i < processed_keyframes.size(); i++)
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processed_keyframes[i].offset = offsets[i];
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// 7. Let easings be a sequence of DOMString values assigned based on the type of the "easing" member of the
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// property-indexed keyframe as follows:
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//
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// -> sequence<DOMString>,
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// The value of "easing" as-is.
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// -> DOMString,
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// A sequence of length one with the value of "easing" as its single item, i.e. « easing »,
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auto easings = property_indexed_keyframe.easing.has<EasingValue>()
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? Vector { property_indexed_keyframe.easing.get<EasingValue>() }
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: property_indexed_keyframe.easing.get<Vector<EasingValue>>();
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// 8. If easings is an empty sequence, let it be a sequence of length one containing the single value "linear",
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// i.e. « "linear" ».
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if (easings.is_empty())
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easings.append("linear"_string);
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// 9. If easings has fewer items than processed keyframes, repeat the elements in easings successively starting
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// from the beginning of the list until easings has as many items as processed keyframes.
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//
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// For example, if processed keyframes has five items, and easings is the sequence « "ease-in", "ease-out" »,
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// easings would be repeated to become « "ease-in", "ease-out", "ease-in", "ease-out", "ease-in" ».
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size_t num_easings = easings.size();
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size_t index = 0;
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while (easings.size() < processed_keyframes.size())
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easings.append(easings[index++ % num_easings]);
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// 10. If easings has more items than processed keyframes, store the excess items as unused easings.
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while (easings.size() > processed_keyframes.size())
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unused_easings.append(easings.take_last());
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// 11. Assign each value in easings to a property named "easing" on the keyframe with the corresponding position
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// in processed keyframes until the end of processed keyframes is reached.
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for (size_t i = 0; i < processed_keyframes.size(); i++)
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processed_keyframes[i].easing = easings[i];
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// 12. If the "composite" member of the property-indexed keyframe is not an empty sequence:
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auto composite_value = property_indexed_keyframe.composite;
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if (!composite_value.has<Vector<Bindings::CompositeOperationOrAuto>>() || !composite_value.get<Vector<Bindings::CompositeOperationOrAuto>>().is_empty()) {
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// 1. Let composite modes be a sequence of CompositeOperationOrAuto values assigned from the "composite"
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// member of property-indexed keyframe. If that member is a single CompositeOperationOrAuto value
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// operation, let composite modes be a sequence of length one, with the value of the "composite" as its
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// single item.
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auto composite_modes = composite_value.has<Bindings::CompositeOperationOrAuto>()
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? Vector { composite_value.get<Bindings::CompositeOperationOrAuto>() }
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: composite_value.get<Vector<Bindings::CompositeOperationOrAuto>>();
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// 2. As with easings, if composite modes has fewer items than processed keyframes, repeat the elements in
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// composite modes successively starting from the beginning of the list until composite modes has as
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// many items as processed keyframes.
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size_t num_composite_modes = composite_modes.size();
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index = 0;
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while (composite_modes.size() < processed_keyframes.size())
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composite_modes.append(composite_modes[index++ % num_composite_modes]);
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// 3. Assign each value in composite modes that is not auto to the keyframe-specific composite operation on
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// the keyframe with the corresponding position in processed keyframes until the end of processed
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// keyframes is reached.
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for (size_t i = 0; i < processed_keyframes.size(); i++) {
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if (composite_modes[i] != Bindings::CompositeOperationOrAuto::Auto)
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processed_keyframes[i].composite = composite_modes[i];
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}
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}
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}
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// 6. If processed keyframes is not loosely sorted by offset, throw a TypeError and abort these steps.
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@ -396,9 +531,14 @@ static bool is_loosely_sorted_by_offset(Vector<BaseKeyframe> const& keyframes)
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keyframe.easing.set(NonnullRefPtr<CSS::StyleValue const> { *easing_value });
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}
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// FIXME:
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// 9. Parse each of the values in unused easings using the CSS syntax defined for easing member of the EffectTiming
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// interface, and if any of the values fail to parse, throw a TypeError and abort this procedure.
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for (auto& unused_easing : unused_easings) {
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auto easing_string = unused_easing.get<String>();
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auto easing_value = parse_easing_string(easing_string);
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if (!easing_value)
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return WebIDL::SimpleException { WebIDL::SimpleExceptionType::TypeError, MUST(String::formatted("Invalid animation easing value: \"{}\"", easing_string)) };
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}
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return processed_keyframes;
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}
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