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An object (img, object, etc. More...
#include <html.h>
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struct content * | parent |
Parent document. More... | |
struct content_html_object * | next |
Next in chain. More... | |
struct hlcache_handle * | content |
Content, or 0. More... | |
struct box * | box |
Node in box tree containing it. More... | |
content_type | permitted_types |
Bitmap of acceptable content types. More... | |
bool | background |
This object is a background image. More... | |
bool content_html_object::background |
This object is a background image.
Definition at line 101 of file html.h.
Referenced by html_object_callback().
struct box* content_html_object::box |
Node in box tree containing it.
Definition at line 98 of file html.h.
Referenced by html_object_abort_objects(), html_object_callback(), html_object_close_objects(), html_object_open_objects(), html_replace_object(), and save_complete_save_html_objects().
struct hlcache_handle* content_html_object::content |
Content, or 0.
Definition at line 97 of file html.h.
Referenced by browser_window_reload(), html_fetch_object(), html_object_abort_objects(), html_object_callback(), html_object_close_objects(), html_object_free_objects(), html_object_nobox_callback(), html_object_open_objects(), html_object_refresh(), html_replace_object(), html_saw_insecure_objects(), save_complete_handle_element(), save_complete_rewrite_url_value(), and save_complete_save_html_objects().
struct content_html_object* content_html_object::next |
Next in chain.
Definition at line 95 of file html.h.
Referenced by html_object_abort_objects(), html_object_close_objects(), html_object_free_objects(), html_object_open_objects(), html_saw_insecure_objects(), and save_complete_libdom_treewalk().
struct content* content_html_object::parent |
Parent document.
Definition at line 94 of file html.h.
Referenced by html_object_callback(), and html_replace_object().
content_type content_html_object::permitted_types |
Bitmap of acceptable content types.
Definition at line 100 of file html.h.
Referenced by html_fetch_object(), and html_replace_object().