LibWeb: Support reversed ordered lists
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This PR adds support for the `reversed` attribute of
ordered lists.
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Glenn Skrzypczak 2025-01-27 18:50:27 +01:00 committed by Tim Ledbetter
commit 0750513993
Notes: github-actions[bot] 2025-02-21 04:24:29 +00:00
11 changed files with 214 additions and 55 deletions

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@ -12,56 +12,63 @@ namespace Web::Layout {
GC_DEFINE_ALLOCATOR(ListItemMarkerBox);
ListItemMarkerBox::ListItemMarkerBox(DOM::Document& document, CSS::ListStyleType style_type, CSS::ListStylePosition style_position, size_t index, GC::Ref<CSS::ComputedProperties> style)
ListItemMarkerBox::ListItemMarkerBox(DOM::Document& document, CSS::ListStyleType style_type, CSS::ListStylePosition style_position, GC::Ref<DOM::Element> list_item_element, GC::Ref<CSS::ComputedProperties> style)
: Box(document, nullptr, move(style))
, m_list_style_type(style_type)
, m_list_style_position(style_position)
, m_index(index)
, m_list_item_element(list_item_element)
{
m_list_style_type.visit(
[this](CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword keyword) {
}
ListItemMarkerBox::~ListItemMarkerBox() = default;
Optional<String> ListItemMarkerBox::text() const
{
auto index = m_list_item_element->ordinal_value();
return m_list_style_type.visit(
[index](CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword keyword) -> Optional<String> {
switch (keyword) {
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::Square:
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::Circle:
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::Disc:
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::DisclosureClosed:
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::DisclosureOpen:
break;
return {};
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::Decimal:
m_text = MUST(String::formatted("{}.", m_index));
break;
return MUST(String::formatted("{}.", index));
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::DecimalLeadingZero:
// This is weird, but in accordance to spec.
m_text = m_index < 10 ? MUST(String::formatted("0{}.", m_index)) : MUST(String::formatted("{}.", m_index));
break;
return MUST(index < 10 ? String::formatted("0{}.", index) : String::formatted("{}.", index));
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::LowerAlpha:
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::LowerLatin:
m_text = String::bijective_base_from(m_index - 1, String::Case::Lower);
break;
return String::bijective_base_from(index - 1, String::Case::Lower);
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::UpperAlpha:
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::UpperLatin:
m_text = String::bijective_base_from(m_index - 1, String::Case::Upper);
break;
return String::bijective_base_from(index - 1, String::Case::Upper);
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::LowerRoman:
m_text = String::roman_number_from(m_index, String::Case::Lower);
break;
return String::roman_number_from(index, String::Case::Lower);
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::UpperRoman:
m_text = String::roman_number_from(m_index, String::Case::Upper);
break;
return String::roman_number_from(index, String::Case::Upper);
case CSS::CounterStyleNameKeyword::None:
break;
return {};
default:
VERIFY_NOT_REACHED();
}
},
[this](String const& string) {
m_text = string;
[](String const& string) -> Optional<String> {
return string;
});
}
ListItemMarkerBox::~ListItemMarkerBox() = default;
GC::Ptr<Painting::Paintable> ListItemMarkerBox::create_paintable() const
{
return Painting::MarkerPaintable::create(*this);
}
void ListItemMarkerBox::visit_edges(Cell::Visitor& visitor)
{
Base::visit_edges(visitor);
visitor.visit(m_list_item_element);
}
}