Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of CoordinatedGraphicsSystem

Timestamp:

Aug 4, 2012, 5:33:06 AM (13 years ago)

Author:

kenneth@webkit.org

Comment:

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CoordinatedGraphicsSystem

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 The web process owns the frame and the content. It decides when to render a new frame, which information to include in the layer tree, how the backing stores behave, and also how the animations are timed.
 The UI process is responsible for rendering the latest frame from the web process, compensating for user interaction not yet committed by the web process.
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-''An example for that is scrolling adjustments - the web process tells the UI process which layers are fixed to the viewport, and the UI process knows the exact scroll position for each paint. It’s the UI process’ job to account for the difference. Another role of the UI process is to periodically notify the web process of viewport changes (e.g. panning), to allow the web process to decide whether or not to create/destroy tiles, as well as moving content into view when writing in text fields.''
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+  ''An example for that is scrolling adjustments - the web process tells the UI process which layers are fixed to the viewport, and the UI process knows the exact scroll position for each paint. It’s the UI process’ job to account for the difference. Another role of the UI process is to periodically notify the web process of viewport changes (e.g. panning), to allow the web process to decide whether or not to create/destroy tiles, as well as moving content into view when writing in text fields.''
 
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