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79 // For example, imagine that a JS function in frame A calls a function
80 // in frame B, which calls native code, which wants to know what the
81 // 'active' frame is.
85 // function stack. frameForEnteredContext() would return frame A in
90 // frameForCurrentContext() would return frame B in our example.
94 // Returns the frame inside a given frame or iframe element. Returns 0 if
95 // the given element is not a frame, iframe or if the frame is empty.
101 // The name of this frame.
105 // The url of the document loaded in this frame. This is equivalent to
110 // this frame.
114 // the document loaded in this frame.
117 // Return the frame's encoding.
126 // The scroll offset from the top-left corner of the frame in pixels.
150 // Returns the frame that opened this frame or 0 if there is none.
153 // Returns the parent frame or 0 if this is a top-most frame.
156 // Returns the top-most frame in the hierarchy containing this frame.
159 // Returns the first/last child frame.
163 // Returns the next/previous sibling frame.
167 // Returns the next/previous frame in "frame traversal order"
172 // Returns the child frame identified by the given name.
175 // Returns the child frame identified by the given xpath expression.
195 // revoked when a new document is loaded into this frame.
198 // Returns a NPObject corresponding to this frame's DOMWindow.
201 // Binds a NPObject as a property of this frame's DOMWindow.
207 // Executes JavaScript in a new world associated with the web frame.
218 // Logs to the console associated with this frame.
225 // Returns the V8 context for this frame, or an empty handle if there
273 // Returns true if the current frame is busy loading content.
276 // Stops any pending loads on the frame and its children.
300 // frame would use for subresources. NOTE: This method also filters
305 // Called to associate the WebURLRequest with this frame. The request
311 // data for the frame that will be used to construct the frame's
321 // Returns true if this frame is in the process of opening a new frame
389 // Searches a frame for a given string.
405 // Notifies the frame that we are no longer interested in searching.
414 // Counts how many times a particular string occurs within the frame.
416 // the frame so that tick-marks and highlighting can be drawn. This
430 // Cancels any outstanding requests for scoping string matches on a frame.
433 // This function is called on the main frame during the scoping effort
439 // This function is called on the main frame to reset the total number
458 // relative to the base URL of the frame's document. This uses the
464 // Returns the contents of this frame as a string. If the text is
471 // frame will be separated by an empty line.
474 // Returns HTML text for the contents of this frame. This is generated
