This reverts commit ccd1c5ce1f49c763f9fbce24ad087b46083e4af0, reversing
changes made to d4f97e4fd143b075b52269e22098339941525d8e.
This was requested by @johnmccutchan because this change broke the
analyzer, which only uses SDK version 1.14.1, since that's what we pull
in. He said he'd try again on Monday.
The FLX will contain a font manifest JSON file that maps font family names
to custom font assets. Flutter will provide a FontSelector that loads
fonts on demand and caches typeface and style data.
We'll use this function to position the caret when the user taps a text
input control.
Very little of the code in this patch is actually new. Most of it is
restoring code that we previously removed from the engine. I've made
some small changes to the restored code to handle the lack of a DOM. The
only major change is to RenderObject::createPositionWithAffinity, which
now just returns the values it captures instead of trying to compute a
DOM position.
TextAffinity and TextPosition are lifted from package:flutter. Once this
patch rolls into package:flutter, I'll remove the declarations there.
This patch contains Dart bindings for adding a child scene when running in
Mozart. The child scene is currently ignored, but a later patch will actually
incoporate it into the tree.
Add more rules to determine which overloaded Java method should be invoked
for a given Dart call. In particular, check whether the class of a
Dart-wrapped Java object matches the type declared for the corresponding
argument in the Java method.
When we removed position: sticky, we introduced a subtle line breaking
bug to pre-wrap that would cause whitespace to accumulate at the
beginning of lines that follow unclean breaks. This patch adds back the
deleted code (cleansed of the position sticky bits).
Now that we understand window insets, we don't need to hard-code the size of
the status bar. Also, convert the viewport metrics to be consistently in
physical pixels.
Remove the non-initializer version of DartInvokeAppClosure and rename
the function to the simpler DartInvoke. Also, add a special case for
DartInvokeVoid to make the callers prettier.
