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// Copyright 2014 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#include "chrome/browser/ui/views/frame/web_contents_close_handler.h"
#include "chrome/browser/ui/views/frame/web_contents_close_handler_delegate.h"
WebContentsCloseHandler::WebContentsCloseHandler(
WebContentsCloseHandlerDelegate* delegate)
: delegate_(delegate), in_close_(false), tab_changed_after_clone_(false) {}
WebContentsCloseHandler::~WebContentsCloseHandler() = default;
void WebContentsCloseHandler::TabInserted() {
// Tests may end up reviving a TabStrip that is empty.
if (!in_close_) {
return;
}
in_close_ = false;
delegate_->DestroyClonedLayer();
}
void WebContentsCloseHandler::ActiveTabChanged() {
if (in_close_) {
tab_changed_after_clone_ = true;
} else {
delegate_->DestroyClonedLayer();
}
}
void WebContentsCloseHandler::WillCloseAllTabs() {
DCHECK(!in_close_);
in_close_ = true;
tab_changed_after_clone_ = false;
delegate_->CloneWebContentsLayer();
timer_.Stop();
}
void WebContentsCloseHandler::CloseAllTabsCanceled() {
DCHECK(in_close_);
in_close_ = false;
if (tab_changed_after_clone_) {
// If the tab changed, destroy immediately. That way we make sure we aren't
// showing the wrong thing.
delegate_->DestroyClonedLayer();
} else {
// The most common reason for a close to be canceled is a before unload
// handler. Often times the tab still ends up closing, but only after we get
// back a response from the renderer. Assume this is going to happen and
// keep around the cloned layer for a bit more time.
timer_.Start(FROM_HERE, base::Milliseconds(500), this,
&WebContentsCloseHandler::OnStillHaventClosed);
}
}
void WebContentsCloseHandler::OnStillHaventClosed() {
delegate_->DestroyClonedLayer();
}
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