On 20/04/12 09:01, Miklos Vajna wrote:
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 05:06:43PM -0400, Kohei Yoshida <kohei.yoshida@gmail.com> wrote:
My question is, do we need to keep this asynchronicity of
SwHTMLParser, or is it okay to change it into a synchronous call like
the rest of SvParser uses?
I would be surprised if this would be really required, all the sw
filters I know of are synchronous ones.
then you haven't heard of these ones:
filter/source/config/fragments/filters/HTML.xcu: <prop oor:name="Flags"><value>IMPORT
EXPORT ASYNCHRON PREFERRED</value></prop>
filter/source/config/fragments/filters/HTML__StarWriter_.xcu: <prop
oor:name="Flags"><value>IMPORT EXPORT ALIEN ASYNCHRON</value></prop>
filter/source/config/fragments/filters/writer_web_HTML_help.xcu: <prop
oor:name="Flags"><value>IMPORT INTERNAL NOTINFILEDIALOG NOTINCHOOSER ASYNCHRON
READONLY</value></prop>
filter/source/config/fragments/filters/writerglobal8_HTML.xcu: <prop
oor:name="Flags"><value>EXPORT ALIEN ASYNCHRON NOTINCHOOSER</value></prop>
quite what the advantage of that is i don't know; presumably it makes
Writer a better Web browser somehow?
I'm working on removing SvRefBase from SvParser to make its life cycle
a little more easier to understand. I've checked the call sites of
all of its derived classes, and in most of those call sites, we could
easily replace it with scoped_ptr. The only exception is the
SwHTMLParser, where its use involves asynchronous call to parse HTML
input. This makes a bit non-trivial to manage its life cycle.
would wrapping a shared_ptr around it work?
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