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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
#include "nsIDOMEventTarget.idl"
[scriptable, builtinclass, uuid(310a1d9a-4271-4d85-9e35-9dae6683b2c1)]
interface nsIDOMScreen : nsIDOMEventTarget
{
readonly attribute long top;
readonly attribute long left;
readonly attribute long width;
readonly attribute long height;
readonly attribute long pixelDepth;
readonly attribute long colorDepth;
readonly attribute long availWidth;
readonly attribute long availHeight;
readonly attribute long availLeft;
readonly attribute long availTop;
/**
* Returns the current screen orientation.
* Can be: landscape-primary, landscape-secondary,
* portrait-primary or portrait-secondary.
*/
[binaryname(SlowMozOrientation)]
readonly attribute DOMString mozOrientation;
[implicit_jscontext] attribute jsval onmozorientationchange;
/**
* Lock the screen to the specified orientations(s). This method returns true
* if the lock was acquired successfully, and false otherwise.
*
* The parameter can be a DOMString or an Array of DOMStrings. If you pass a
* string, we lock the screen to that one orientation. If you pass an Array,
* we ensure that the screen is always in one of the given orientations.
*
* Valid orientations are "portrait", "portrait-primary",
* "portrait-secondary", "landscape", "landscape-primary", and
* "landscape-secondary".
* These tokens are case-sensitive.
*
* If you pass a string that's not one of the valid orientations, or if you
* pass an array of orientations and any of the orientations in the array is
* not valid, we reject the lock and return false.
*
* The "-primary" orientations correspond to holding the device right-side up,
* while the "-secondary" orientations correspond to holding the device
* upside-down. Locking the orientation in "portrait" is the same as locking
* the orientation in ['portrait-primary', 'portrait-secondary'], and the
* "landscape" orientation similarly corresponds to the set
* ['landscape-primary', 'landscape-secondary'].
*/
[implicit_jscontext] boolean mozLockOrientation(in jsval orientation);
/**
* Unlock the screen orientation.
*/
[binaryname(SlowMozUnlockOrientation)]
void mozUnlockOrientation();
};
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