haiku/src/servers/app/Decorator.cpp

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//	File Name:		Decorator.cpp
//	Author:			DarkWyrm <bpmagic@columbus.rr.com>
//	Description:	Base class for window decorators
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#include <Region.h>
#include "ColorSet.h"
#include "Decorator.h"
#include "DisplayDriver.h"
#include <stdio.h>

/*!
	\brief Constructor
	\param rect Size of client area
	\param wlook style of window look. See Window.h
	\param wfeel style of window feel. See Window.h
	\param wflags various window flags. See Window.h
	
	Does general initialization of internal data members and creates a colorset
	object. 
*/
Decorator::Decorator(BRect rect, int32 wlook, int32 wfeel, int32 wflags)
{
	_close_state=false;
	_minimize_state=false;
	_zoom_state=false;
	_has_focus=false;
	_title_string=new BString;
	_driver=NULL;
	
	/// xxx.Set(0,0,1,1) produces a rectangle 2 pixels wide, that
	// WILL be drawn on screen. We so not want that... so...
	// [ A BRect when instantiated is made invalid, so, no need for: ]
/*
	_closerect.Set( 0, 0, -1, -1);
	_zoomrect.Set( 0, 0, -1, -1);
	_minimizerect.Set( 0, 0, -1, -1);
	_resizerect.Set( 0, 0, -1, -1);
*/
	_frame=rect;

	// rect rectangle MUST remain intact - it is top_view's area
	// Decorator drawing MUST be done arround that area
	//_tabrect.Set(rect.left,rect.top,rect.right, rect.top+((rect.bottom-rect.top)/4));
	// [ A BRect when instantiated is made invalid, so, no need for: ]	
//	_tabrect.Set( 0, 0, -1, -1 );

	_look=wlook;
	_feel=wfeel;
	_flags=wflags;
	
	_colors=new ColorSet();
}

/*!
	\brief Destructor
	
	Frees the color set and the title string
*/
Decorator::~Decorator(void)
{
	if(_colors!=NULL)
	{
		delete _colors;
		_colors=NULL;
	}
	if(_title_string)
		delete _title_string;
}

/*!
	\brief Updates the decorator's color set
	\param cset The color set to update from
*/
void Decorator::SetColors(const ColorSet &cset)
{
	_colors->SetColors(cset);
	_SetColors();
}

/*!
	\brief Assigns a display driver to the decorator
	\param driver A valid DisplayDriver object
*/
void Decorator::SetDriver(DisplayDriver *driver)
{
	// lots of subclasses will depend on the driver for text support, so call
	// _DoLayout() after this
	_driver=driver;
	_DoLayout();
}

/*!
	\brief Sets the close button's value.
	\param is_down Whether the button is down or not
	
	Note that this does not update the button's look - it just updates the
	internal button value
*/
void Decorator::SetClose(bool is_down)
{
	_close_state=is_down;
}

/*!
	\brief Sets the minimize button's value.
	\param is_down Whether the button is down or not
	
	Note that this does not update the button's look - it just updates the
	internal button value
*/
void Decorator::SetMinimize(bool is_down)
{
	_zoom_state=is_down;
}

/*!
	\brief Sets the zoom button's value.
	\param is_down Whether the button is down or not
	
	Note that this does not update the button's look - it just updates the
	internal button value
*/
void Decorator::SetZoom(bool is_down)
{
	_minimize_state=is_down;
}

/*!
	\brief Sets the decorator's window flags
	\param wflags New value for the flags
	
	While this call will not update the screen, it will affect how future
	updates work and immediately affects input handling.
*/
void Decorator::SetFlags(int32 wflags)
{
	_flags=wflags;
}

/*!
	\brief Sets the decorator's window feel
	\param wflags New value for the feel
	
	While this call will not update the screen, it will affect how future
	updates work and immediately affects input handling.
*/
void Decorator::SetFeel(int32 wfeel)
{
	_feel=wfeel;
}

/*
	\brief Sets the decorator's font
	\param font The new font object to copy from
*/
void Decorator::SetFont(ServerFont *font)
{
	if(!font)
		return;

	_drawdata.SetFont(*font);
}

/*!
	\brief Sets the decorator's window look
	\param wflags New value for the look
	
	While this call will not update the screen, it will affect how future
	updates work and immediately affects input handling.
*/
void Decorator::SetLook(int32 wlook)
{
	_look=wlook;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the value of the close button
	\return true if down, false if up
*/
bool Decorator::GetClose(void)
{
	return _close_state;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the value of the minimize button
	\return true if down, false if up
*/
bool Decorator::GetMinimize(void)
{
	return _minimize_state;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the value of the zoom button
	\return true if down, false if up
*/
bool Decorator::GetZoom(void)
{
	return _zoom_state;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the decorator's window look
	\return the decorator's window look
*/
int32 Decorator::GetLook(void)
{
	return _look;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the decorator's window feel
	\return the decorator's window feel
*/
int32 Decorator::GetFeel(void)
{
	return _feel;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the decorator's window flags
	\return the decorator's window flags
*/
int32 Decorator::GetFlags(void)
{
	return _flags;
}

/*!
	\brief Updates the value of the decorator title
	\param string New title value
*/
void Decorator::SetTitle(const char *string)
{
	_title_string->SetTo(string);
	_DoLayout();
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the decorator's title
	\return the decorator's title
*/
const char *Decorator::GetTitle(void)
{
	return _title_string->String();
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the decorator's border rectangle
	\return the decorator's border rectangle
*/

BRect Decorator::GetBorderRect(void){
	return _borderrect;
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the decorator's tab rectangle
	\return the decorator's tab rectangle
*/

BRect Decorator::GetTabRect(void){
	return _tabrect;
}

/*!
	\brief Changes the focus value of the decorator
	\param is_active True if active, false if not
	
	While this call will not update the screen, it will affect how future
	updates work.
*/
void Decorator::SetFocus(bool is_active)
{
	_has_focus=is_active;
	_SetFocus();
}

/*!
	\brief Provides the number of characters that will fit in the given width
	\param width Maximum number of pixels the title can be
	\return the number of characters that will fit in the given width
*/
int32 Decorator::_ClipTitle(float width)
{
	if(_driver)
	{
		int32 strlength=_title_string->CountChars();
		float pixwidth=_driver->StringWidth(_title_string->String(),strlength,&_drawdata);

		while(strlength>=0)
		{
			if(pixwidth<width)
				return strlength;

			strlength--;
			pixwidth=_driver->StringWidth(_title_string->String(),strlength,&_drawdata);
		}
	}
	return 0;
}

//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
//						Virtual Methods
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------

/*!
	\brief Moves the decorator frame and all default rectangles
	\param x X Offset
	\param y y Offset
	
	If a subclass implements this method, be sure to call Decorator::MoveBy
	to ensure that internal members are also updated. All members of the Decorator
	class are automatically moved in this method
*/
void Decorator::MoveBy(float x, float y)
{
	_zoomrect.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_closerect.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_minimizerect.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_minimizerect.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_tabrect.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_frame.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_resizerect.OffsetBy(x,y);
	_borderrect.OffsetBy(x,y);
}

/*!
	\brief Moves the decorator frame and all default rectangles
	\param pt Point containing the offsets
	
	If a subclass implements this method, be sure to call Decorator::MoveBy
	to ensure that internal members are also updated. All members of the Decorator
	class are automatically moved in this method
*/
void Decorator::MoveBy(BPoint pt)
{
	MoveBy(pt.x,pt.y);
}

/*!
	\brief Moves the tab by the specified amount
	\param dx x offset
	\param dy y offset
	\return The new tab rectangle.
	
	Slides the tab by the x or y value. This function is not required to be 
	implemented by subclasses. Note that the tab rectangle returned does not 
	necessarily reflect _tabrect offset by the amount given - few people want to 
	slide a tab right off the window - that would be a Bad Thing (TM).
*/
BRect Decorator::SlideTab(float dx, float dy)
{
	return BRect(0,0,0,0);
}

/*!
	\brief Resizes the decorator frame
	\param dx x offset
	\param dy y offset
	
	This is a required function for subclasses to implement - the default does nothing.
	Note that window resize flags should be followed and _frame should be resized
	accordingly. It would also be a wise idea to ensure that the window's rectangles
	are not inverted. 
*/
void Decorator::ResizeBy(float x, float y)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Resizes the decorator frame
	\param pt Point containing the offsets
	
	This is a required function for subclasses to implement - the default does nothing.
	Note that window resize flags should be followed and _frame should be resized
	accordingly. It would also be a wise idea to ensure that the window's rectangles
	are not inverted. 
*/
void Decorator::ResizeBy(BPoint pt)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Updates the decorator's look in the area r
	\param r The area to update.
	
	The default version updates all areas which intersect the frame and tab.
*/
void Decorator::Draw(BRect r)
{
	_DrawTab(r & _tabrect);
	_DrawFrame(r & _frame);
}

//! Forces a complete decorator update
void Decorator::Draw(void)
{
	_DrawTab(_tabrect);
	_DrawFrame(_frame);
}

//! Draws the close button
void Decorator::DrawClose(void)
{
	_DrawClose(_closerect);
}

//! draws the frame
void Decorator::DrawFrame(void)
{
	_DrawFrame(_frame);
}

//! draws the minimize button
void Decorator::DrawMinimize(void)
{
	_DrawTab(_minimizerect);
}

//! draws the tab, title, and buttons
void Decorator::DrawTab(void)
{
	_DrawTab(_tabrect);
	_DrawZoom(_zoomrect);
	_DrawMinimize(_minimizerect);
	_DrawTitle(_tabrect);
	_DrawClose(_closerect);
}

// draws the title
void Decorator::DrawTitle(void)
{
	_DrawTitle(_tabrect);
}

//! draws the zoom button
void Decorator::DrawZoom(void)
{
	_DrawZoom(_zoomrect);
}

/*!
	\brief Actually draws the close button
	\param r Area of the button to update
	
	Unless a subclass has a particularly large button, it is probably unnecessary
	to check the update rectangle.
*/
void Decorator::_DrawClose(BRect r)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Actually draws the frame
	\param r Area of the frame to update
*/
void Decorator::_DrawFrame(BRect r)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Actually draws the minimize button
	\param r Area of the button to update
	
	Unless a subclass has a particularly large button, it is probably unnecessary
	to check the update rectangle.
*/
void Decorator::_DrawMinimize(BRect r)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Actually draws the tab
	\param r Area of the tab to update
	
	This function is called when the tab itself needs drawn. Other items, like the 
	window title or buttons, should not be drawn here.
*/
void Decorator::_DrawTab(BRect r)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Actually draws the title
	\param r area of the title to update
	
	The main tasks for this function are to ensure that the decorator draws the title
	only in its own area and drawing the title itself. Using B_OP_COPY for drawing
	the title is recommended because of the marked performance hit of the other 
	drawing modes, but it is not a requirement.
*/
void Decorator::_DrawTitle(BRect r)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Actually draws the zoom button
	\param r Area of the button to update
	
	Unless a subclass has a particularly large button, it is probably unnecessary
	to check the update rectangle.
*/
void Decorator::_DrawZoom(BRect r)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Hook function for when the color set is updated
	
	This function is called after the decorator's color set is updated. Quite useful 
	if the decorator uses colors based on those in the system.
*/
void Decorator::_SetColors(void)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Returns the "footprint" of the entire window, including decorator
	\param region Region to be changed to represent the window's screen footprint
	
	This function is required by all subclasses.
*/
void Decorator::GetFootprint(BRegion *region)
{
}

/*!
	\brief Performs hit-testing for the decorator
	\return The type of area clicked

	Clicked is called whenever it has been determined that the window has received a 
	mouse click. The default version returns DEC_NONE. A subclass may use any or all
	of them.
	
	Click type : Action taken by the server
	
	- \c DEC_NONE : Do nothing
	- \c DEC_ZOOM : Handles the zoom button (setting states, etc)
	- \c DEC_CLOSE : Handles the close button (setting states, etc)
	- \c DEC_MINIMIZE : Handles the minimize button (setting states, etc)
	- \c DEC_TAB : Currently unused
	- \c DEC_DRAG : Moves the window to the front and prepares to move the window
	- \c DEC_MOVETOBACK : Moves the window to the back of the stack
	- \c DEC_MOVETOFRONT : Moves the window to the front of the stack
	- \c DEC_SLIDETAB : Initiates tab-sliding, including calling SlideTab()

	- \c DEC_RESIZE : Handle window resizing as appropriate
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_L
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_T
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_R
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_B
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_LT
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_RT
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_LB
	- \c DEC_RESIZE_RB

	This function is required by all subclasses.
	
*/
click_type Decorator::Clicked(BPoint pt, int32 buttons, int32 modifiers)
{
	return DEC_NONE;
}

//! Hook function called when the decorator changes focus
void Decorator::_SetFocus(void)
{
}

//! Function for calculating layout for the decorator
void Decorator::_DoLayout(void)
{
	
}