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#ifndef mozilla_css_SheetParsingMode_h
#define mozilla_css_SheetParsingMode_h

#include <stdint.h>

namespace mozilla {
namespace css {

/**
 * Enum defining the mode in which a sheet is to be parsed.  This is
 * usually, but not always, the same as the cascade level at which the
 * sheet will apply (see nsStyleSet.h).  Most of the Loader APIs only
 * support loading of author sheets.
 *
 * Author sheets are the normal case: styles embedded in or linked
 * from HTML pages.  They are also the most restricted.
 *
 * User sheets can do anything author sheets can do, and also get
 * access to a few CSS extensions that are not yet suitable for
 * exposure on the public Web, but are very useful for expressing
 * user style overrides, such as @-moz-document rules.
 *
 * XXX: eUserSheetFeatures was added in bug 1035091, but some patches in
 * that bug never landed to use this enum value. Currently, all the features
 * in user sheet are also available in author sheet.
 *
 * Agent sheets have access to all author- and user-sheet features
 * plus more extensions that are necessary for internal use but,
 * again, not yet suitable for exposure on the public Web.  Some of
 * these are outright unsafe to expose; in particular, incorrect
 * styling of anonymous box pseudo-elements can violate layout
 * invariants.
 */
enum SheetParsingMode : uint8_t {
  eAuthorSheetFeatures = 0,
  eUserSheetFeatures,
  eAgentSheetFeatures,
};

}  // namespace css
}  // namespace mozilla

#endif  // mozilla_css_SheetParsingMode_h