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jeremy...@gmx.ch
Apr 4, 2013, 11:25:39 AM4/4/13
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Hi together,
this is just a minor question concerning case sensitivity. In nsScriptLoader.cpp I found the two function calls
rv = csp->GetAllowsInlineScript(...); and csp->LogViolationDetails(...)
If I got this right, they refer to
logViolationDetails: function(...) and getAllowsInlineScript: function(...)
in contentSecurityPolicy.js
I wonder, why it is allowed here to write the function names differently. The functions in the js file start with lower case, while the cpp functions are uppercase.
Regards
Jeremy
this is just a minor question concerning case sensitivity. In nsScriptLoader.cpp I found the two function calls
rv = csp->GetAllowsInlineScript(...); and csp->LogViolationDetails(...)
If I got this right, they refer to
logViolationDetails: function(...) and getAllowsInlineScript: function(...)
in contentSecurityPolicy.js
I wonder, why it is allowed here to write the function names differently. The functions in the js file start with lower case, while the cpp functions are uppercase.
Regards
Jeremy
Boris Zbarsky
Apr 4, 2013, 12:03:55 PM4/4/13
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On 4/4/13 11:25 AM, jeremy...@gmx.ch wrote:
> I wonder, why it is allowed here to write the function names differently.
Not just allowed, but required.
> I wonder, why it is allowed here to write the function names differently.
And the reason is that the XPIDL C++ bindings always uppercase the first
letter of the method/property name, while the JS bindings use the same
case as in the IDL.
-Boris
jeremy...@gmx.ch
Apr 4, 2013, 12:34:39 PM4/4/13
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Quick and simple answer. Thanks.
Jeremy
Jeremy
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