nsIMozIconURI
nsIIconURI
This interface derives from nsIURI, to provide additional information
about moz-icon URIs.
What is a moz-icon URI you ask? Well, it has the following syntax:
| moz-icon:[ |
// |
//stock/]? ['?'[]] |
is a valid URL spec.
is any filename with an extension, e.g. "dummy.html".
If the file you want an icon for isn't known to exist, you can use this instead of a URL and just
place a dummy file name with the extension or content type you want.
is the name of a platform-dependant stock icon.
Legal parameter value pairs are listed below:
Parameter: size
Values: [ | button | toolbar | toolbarsmall | menu | dialog]
Description: If integer, this is the desired size in square pixels of the icon
Else, use the OS default for the specified keyword context.
Parameter: state
Values: [normal | disabled]
Description: The state of the icon.
Parameter: contentType
Values:
Description: The mime type we want an icon for. This is ignored by stock images.
## Attributes ##
### iconURL ###
iconFile
the file URL contained within this moz-icon url, or null.
### imageSize ###
imageSize
The image area in square pixels, defaulting to 16 if unspecified.
### stockIcon ###
stockIcon
The stock icon name requested from the OS.
### iconSize ###
iconSize
The stock icon size requested from the OS.
### iconState ###
iconState
The stock icon state requested from the OS.
### contentType ###
contentType
A valid mime type, or the empty string.
### fileExtension ###
fileExtension
The file extension of the file which we are looking up.