Index: src/ReferrerMapping.cpp |
=================================================================== |
--- a/src/ReferrerMapping.cpp |
+++ b/src/ReferrerMapping.cpp |
@@ -24,12 +24,13 @@ |
{ |
} |
-void ReferrerMapping::Add(const std::string& url, const std::string& referrer) |
+void ReferrerMapping::Add(const std::string& url, const std::string& referrer, |
+ FilterEngine::ContentType requestType) |
{ |
if (mapping.find(url) != mapping.end()) |
cachedUrls.remove(url); |
cachedUrls.push_back(url); |
- mapping[url] = referrer; |
+ mapping.emplace(url, RequestInfo(referrer, requestType)); |
const int urlsToPop = cachedUrls.size() - maxCachedUrls; |
for (int i = 0; i < urlsToPop; i++) |
@@ -44,17 +45,57 @@ |
const std::string& url) const |
{ |
std::vector<std::string> referrerChain; |
- referrerChain.push_back(url); |
+ if (url.empty()) |
+ { |
+ return referrerChain; |
+ } |
// We need to limit the chain length to ensure we don't block indefinitely |
// if there's a referrer loop. |
- const int maxChainLength = 10; |
- std::map<std::string, std::string>::const_iterator currentEntry = |
+ // Despite there is quite effecient algorithm to work with such loops, merely |
+ // limit the chain to some number works fine on practice and seems quiet |
+ // elegant. |
+ const int maxChainLength = 20; |
+ referrerChain.reserve(maxChainLength); |
+ std::map<std::string, RequestInfo>::const_iterator currentEntry = |
mapping.find(url); |
- for (int i = 0; i < maxChainLength && currentEntry != mapping.end(); i++) |
+ // We need it to build [first, second] when there is only one entry in the |
+ // `mapping` member, [{second, {first, AnyTypeOfSecond}}]. |
+ // So, if we exit from the cycle not because of loop limit and the first is |
+ // not empty then add it. |
+ std::map<std::string, RequestInfo>::const_iterator prevEntry = mapping.end(); |
+ |
+ // process the current url beyond the loop below because we should add it |
+ // even if `mapping` is empty. |
+ if (currentEntry != mapping.end()) |
{ |
- const std::string& currentUrl = currentEntry->second; |
- referrerChain.insert(referrerChain.begin(), currentUrl); |
- currentEntry = mapping.find(currentUrl); |
+ if (currentEntry->second.type == FilterEngine::ContentType::CONTENT_TYPE_SUBDOCUMENT) |
+ { |
+ referrerChain.push_back(url); |
+ } |
+ prevEntry = currentEntry; |
+ currentEntry = mapping.find(currentEntry->second.referrer); |
} |
+ else |
+ { |
+ // If there is no information for the url in `mapping` then assume that |
+ // it's a frame, despite it's not necessary to be a frame. |
+ referrerChain.push_back(url); |
+ } |
+ for (int i = 0; i < maxChainLength && currentEntry != mapping.end(); i++, |
+ currentEntry = mapping.find(currentEntry->second.referrer)) |
+ { |
+ if (currentEntry->second.type == FilterEngine::ContentType::CONTENT_TYPE_SUBDOCUMENT) |
+ { |
+ referrerChain.push_back(currentEntry->first); |
+ } |
+ prevEntry = currentEntry; |
+ } |
+ if (prevEntry != mapping.end() && !prevEntry->second.referrer.empty()) |
+ { |
+ referrerChain.push_back(prevEntry->second.referrer); |
+ } |
+ // it should be slightly more efficient to reverse it at the end instead |
+ // of copying the tail of the referrerChain on each adding. |
+ reverse(referrerChain.begin(), referrerChain.end()); |
return referrerChain; |
} |