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228 //   Register a tab into the thumbnail list of Windows.
233 // These I/O tasks indirectly access the specified tab through the
259 // the browser window and add it to the end of its tab list.
278 // An application window to which we are going to register a tab window.
282 // A tab window.
288 // Whether or not we need to activate this tab by default.
315 // Calculate the size of the aeropeek thumbnail and resize the tab bitmap
378 LOG(ERROR) << "cannot set a tab thumbnail: " << result;
454 // Create a DIB for the user-perceived content area of the tab, copy the
455 // tab image into the DIB, and send it to Windows.
456 // We don't need to paste this tab image onto the frame image since Windows
479 // Copy the tab image onto the DIB.
499 // Return the opaque while pixel to prevent old foreground tab from being
515 // The bounding rectangle of the user-perceived content area. When a tab
521 // | | tab contents |
523 // | | old tab contents | |
527 // cleaning the old tab contents.
531 // | | tab contents | |
538 // The bitmap of the source tab.
546 // * Updating the status of Tab Thumbnails;
563 // tab when Windows shows the thumbnail list, but also for preventing us
574 // task for an active tab as IE8 does.)
593 // Returns the tab ID associated with this window.
657 // An application window which owns this tab.
666 // AeroPeek events to a tab closed by Chrome.
671 // A tab ID associated with this window.
674 // A flag that represents whether or not this tab is active.
684 // The title of this tab.
687 // The favicon for this tab.
692 // This icon is used when this tab doesn't have a favicon.
726 // Create a place-holder window and add it to the tab list if it has not been
787 // Remove this window from the tab list of Windows.
849 // Ask Chrome to activate the tab associated with this thumbnail window.
851 // finishes activating the tab. We will move the tab focus of AeroPeek there.
911 // Unregister this window from the tab list of Windows and destroy this
918 // Ask AeroPeekManager to close the tab associated with this thumbnail
1016 // flooding users with tab thumbnails.
1038 void AeroPeekManager::DeleteAeroPeekWindowForTab(TabContentsWrapper* tab) {
1039 // Delete the AeroPeekWindow object associated with this tab and all its
1040 // resources. (AeroPeekWindow::Destory() also removes this tab from the tab
1042 AeroPeekWindow* window = GetAeroPeekWindow(GetTabID(tab->tab_contents()));
1047 DeleteAeroPeekWindow(GetTabID(tab->tab_contents()));
1061 void AeroPeekManager::CreateAeroPeekWindowIfNecessary(TabContentsWrapper* tab,
1063 if (GetAeroPeekWindow(GetTabID(tab->tab_contents())))
1069 GetTabID(tab->tab_contents()),
1071 tab->tab_contents()->GetTitle(),
1072 tab->tab_contents()->GetFavicon());
1107 // Chrome will call TabInsertedAt() when this tab is inserted to another
1108 // TabStrip. We will re-create an AeroPeekWindow object for this tab and
1109 // re-add it to the tab list there.
1164 // Retrieve the AeroPeekWindow object associated with this tab, update its
1185 // Ask TabStrip to activate this tab.
1187 // TabSelectedAt() when it actually activates this tab.
1194 // Ask TabStrip to close this tab.
1195 // TabStrip will call TabClosingAt() when it actually closes this tab. We
1196 // will delete the AeroPeekWindow object attached to this tab there.
1209 // Copy the thumbnail image and the favicon of this tab. We will resize the
1225 // Retrieve the BackingStore associated with the given tab and return its