/* Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be * found in the LICENSE file. */ /** * This file defines the PPB_FileChooser_Dev interface. */ [generate_thunk] label Chrome { M16 = 0.5, M19 = 0.6 }; /** * This enumeration contains constants to control the behavior of the file * chooser dialog. */ [assert_size(4)] enum PP_FileChooserMode_Dev { /** * Mode for choosing a single existing file. */ PP_FILECHOOSERMODE_OPEN = 0, /** * Mode for choosing multiple existing files. */ PP_FILECHOOSERMODE_OPENMULTIPLE = 1 }; interface PPB_FileChooser_Dev { /** * This function creates a file chooser dialog resource. The chooser is * associated with a particular instance, so that it may be positioned on the * screen relative to the tab containing the instance. * * @param[in] instance A PP_Instance identifying one instance * of a module. * @param[in] mode A PP_FileChooserMode_Dev value that controls * the behavior of the file chooser dialog. * @param[in] accept_types A comma-separated list of MIME types and file * extensions such as "audio/ *,text/plain,.html" (note there should be no * space between the '/' and the '*', but one is added to avoid confusing C++ * comments). The dialog may restrict selectable files to the specified MIME * types and file extensions. If a string in the comma-separated list begins * with a period (.) then the string is interpreted as a file extension, * otherwise it is interpreted as a MIME-type. An empty string or an undefined * var may be given to indicate that all types should be accepted. * * @return A PP_Resource containing the file chooser if * successful or 0 if it could not be created. */ PP_Resource Create( [in] PP_Instance instance, [in] PP_FileChooserMode_Dev mode, [in] PP_Var accept_types); /** * Determines if the provided resource is a file chooser. * * @param[in] resource A PP_Resource corresponding to a generic * resource. * * @return A PP_Bool that is PP_TRUE if the given * resource is a file chooser resource, otherwise PP_FALSE. */ PP_Bool IsFileChooser( [in] PP_Resource resource); /** * This function displays a previously created file chooser resource as a * dialog box, prompting the user to choose a file or files. This function * must be called in response to a user gesture, such as a mouse click or * touch event. The callback is called with PP_OK on successful completion * with a file (or files) selected, PP_ERROR_USERCANCEL if the user selected * no file, or another error code from pp_errors.h on failure. * * Subtle note: This function will only work when the tab containing * the plugin is visible. Show will fail if the tab is in the background. * Since it's not normally possible to get input events while invisible, this * is not an issue. But there is a race condition because events are * processed asynchronously that authors should be aware of. If the user * clicks and switches tabs very quickly, a plugin could believe the tab is * visible while Chrome believes it is invisible and the Show() call will * fail. This will not generally cause user confusion since the user will * have switched tabs and will not want to see a file chooser from a * different tab. * * @param[in] chooser The file chooser resource. * @param[in] callback A CompletionCallback to be called after * the user has closed the file chooser dialog. * * @return PP_OK_COMPLETIONPENDING if request to show the dialog was * successful, another error code from pp_errors.h on failure. */ [deprecate=0.6] int32_t Show( [in] PP_Resource chooser, [in] PP_CompletionCallback callback); /** * After a successful completion callback call from Show, this method may be * used to query the chosen files. It should be called in a loop until it * returns 0. Their file system type will be PP_FileSystemType_External. If * the user chose no files or canceled the dialog, then this method will * simply return 0 the first time it is called. * * @param[in] chooser The file chooser resource. * * @return A PP_Resource containing the next file chosen by the * user, or 0 if there are no more files. */ [deprecate=0.6] PP_Resource GetNextChosenFile( [in] PP_Resource chooser); /** * This function displays a previously created file chooser resource as a * dialog box, prompting the user to choose a file or files. This function * must be called in response to a user gesture, such as a mouse click or * touch event. The callback is called with PP_OK on successful completion * with a file (or files) selected, PP_ERROR_USERCANCEL if the user selected * no file, or another error code from pp_errors.h on failure. * * Subtle note: This function will only work when the tab containing * the plugin is visible. Show() will fail if the tab is in the background. * Since it's not normally possible to get input events while invisible, this * is not normally an issue. But there is a race condition because events are * processed asynchronously. If the user clicks and switches tabs very * quickly, a plugin could believe the tab is visible while Chrome believes * it is invisible and the Show() call will fail. This will not generally * cause user confusion since the user will have switched tabs and will not * want to see a file chooser from a different tab. * * @param[in] chooser The file chooser resource. * * @param[in] output An output array which will receive PP_Resource(s) * identifying the PPB_FileRef objects that the user selected on * success. * * @param[in] callback A CompletionCallback to be called after * the user has closed the file chooser dialog. * * @return PP_OK_COMPLETIONPENDING if request to show the dialog was * successful, another error code from pp_errors.h on failure. */ [version=0.6] int32_t Show([in] PP_Resource chooser, [in] PP_ArrayOutput output, [in] PP_CompletionCallback callback); };