Lines Matching refs:Command
1509 // for VoiceOver's Control-Option-F5 command (move focus to item under cursor)
1510 // and Dictionary's Command-Control-D (open dictionary popup for item under cursor).
2445 // Map selectors into Editor command names.
2446 // This is not needed for any selectors that have the same name as the Editor command.
2471 // No need to capitalize the command name since Editor command names are
2480 - (Editor::Command)coreCommandBySelector:(SEL)selector
2484 return Editor::Command();
2485 return coreFrame->editor()->command(commandNameForSelector(selector));
2488 - (Editor::Command)coreCommandByName:(const char*)name
2492 return Editor::Command();
2493 return coreFrame->editor()->command(name);
2516 #define WEBCORE_COMMAND(command) - (void)command:(id)sender { [self executeCoreCommandBySelector:_cmd]; }
2847 Editor::Command command = [self coreCommandBySelector:action];
2848 if (command.isSupported()) {
2851 [menuItem setState:kit(command.state())];
2852 return command.isEnabled();
4434 // Pass command-key combos through WebCore if there is a key binding available for
4435 // this event. This lets web pages have a crack at intercepting command-modified keypresses.
5460 // We could be called again if the execution of one command triggers a call to selectedRange.
5465 // Avoid an infinite loop that would occur if executing a command appended it to event->keypressCommands() again.
5518 // 2. Plain text input. Here as well, we need to dispatch DOM events prior to inserting text, so we save the insertText: command.
5911 // A saved command can confirm a composition, but it cannot start a new one.
6011 // The same call to interpretKeyEvents can do more than one command.
6035 Editor::Command command = [self coreCommandBySelector:selector];
6036 if (command.isSupported())
6037 eventWasHandled = command.execute(event);
6039 // If WebKit does not support this command, we need to pass the selector to super.
