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to be used with both JSC and V8 without the use of ifdefs.
See https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30678
This has now been upstreamed to webkit.org, so submitting to Android to avoid future merge conflicts.
Change-Id: Ia17a9f02060f04b11a8bffa367164162775516ba
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Also remove a few other unnnecessary files from the JSC Makefile.
Change-Id: I3788a1e3f60941e9712b4c4345ba09fa0a5ad390
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* changes:
Merge half of V8Binding/binding
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permissions'.
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modifications that may need fixing/upstreaming/etc
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http://maps.google.com/maps/m uses TouchEvent.touches[i], which requires a customized index getter.
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When a frame navigates to a new page, the global object is detached from its
old context. However, if the new page has no JavaScript, its new context is not initialized. If another page kept a reference to the global object of the old page and tries to access the new page, it will fail because the context of new page is not initialized so the global object is connected to a real context.
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Old code reinitialize a context when a frame loading a new page, even when the page does not have JavaScript. It also initializes an empty context when before an iframe is destroyed.
A fix is made to Chromium project (not it is in WebKit), our next merge should pick up this fix.
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TouchEvent was treated as generic UIEvent, which does not have 'touches' property. That's why maps api demo does not work. This CL treats TouchEvent properly in the binding code.
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Need to delete V8MessagePortCustom.cpp.
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Also updated makefiles.
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