/* Copyright (C) 2009 - 2015 by Mark de Wever Part of the Battle for Wesnoth Project http://www.wesnoth.org/ This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. See the COPYING file for more details. */ #ifndef GUI_WIDGETS_AUXILIARY_EVENT_DISTRIBUTOR_HPP_INCLUDED #define GUI_WIDGETS_AUXILIARY_EVENT_DISTRIBUTOR_HPP_INCLUDED /** * @file * Contains the event distributor. * * The event distributor exists of several classes which are combined in one * templated tdistributor class. The classes are closely tight together. * * All classes have direct access to each others members since they should act * as one. (Since the buttons are a templated subclass it's not possible to use * private subclasses.) * * The tmouse_motion class handles the mouse motion and holds the owner of us * since all classes virtually inherit us. * * The tmouse_button classes are templated classes per mouse button, the * template parameters are used to make the difference between the mouse * buttons. Although it's easily possible to add more mouse buttons in the * code several places only expect a left, middle and right button. * * tdistributor is the main class to be used in the user code. This class * contains the handling of the keyboard as well. */ #include "gui/auxiliary/event/dispatcher.hpp" #include "gui/widgets/event_executor.hpp" #include "gui/lib/types/point.hpp" namespace gui2 { class twidget; namespace event { /***** ***** ***** ***** tmouse_motion ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/ class tmouse_motion { public: tmouse_motion(twidget& owner, const tdispatcher::tposition queue_position); ~tmouse_motion(); /** * Captures the mouse input. * * When capturing the widget that has the mouse focus_ does the capturing. * * @param capture Set or release the capturing. */ void capture_mouse( // twidget* widget); const bool capture = true); protected: /** The widget that currently has the mouse focus_. */ twidget* mouse_focus_; /** Did the current widget capture the focus_? */ bool mouse_captured_; /** The widget that owns us. */ twidget& owner_; /** The timer for the hover event. */ size_t hover_timer_; /** The widget which should get the hover event. */ twidget* hover_widget_; /** The anchor point of the hover event. */ tpoint hover_position_; /** * Has the hover been shown for the widget? * * A widget won't get a second hover event after the tooltip has been * triggered. Only after (shortly) entering another widget it will be shown * again for this widget. */ bool hover_shown_; /** * Starts the hover timer. * * @param widget The widget that wants the tooltip. * @param coordinate The anchor coordinate. */ void start_hover_timer(twidget* widget, const tpoint& coordinate); /** Stops the current hover timer. */ void stop_hover_timer(); /** * Called when the mouse enters a widget. * * @param mouse_over The widget that should receive the event. */ void mouse_enter(twidget* mouse_over); /** Called when the mouse leaves the current widget. */ void mouse_leave(); private: /** * Called when the mouse moves over a widget. * * @param mouse_over The widget that should receive the event. * @param coordinate The current screen coordinate of the mouse. */ void mouse_motion(twidget* mouse_over, const tpoint& coordinate); /** Called when the mouse wants the widget to show its tooltip. */ void show_tooltip(); bool signal_handler_sdl_mouse_motion_entered_; void signal_handler_sdl_mouse_motion(const event::tevent event, bool& handled, const tpoint& coordinate); void signal_handler_sdl_wheel(const event::tevent event, bool& handled, const tpoint& coordinate); void signal_handler_show_helptip(const event::tevent event, bool& handled, const tpoint& coordinate); }; /***** ***** ***** ***** tmouse_button ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/ template class tmouse_button : public virtual tmouse_motion { public: tmouse_button(const std::string& name_, twidget& owner, const tdispatcher::tposition queue_position); /** * Initializes the state of the button. * * @param is_down The initial state of the button, if true down * else initialized as up. */ void initialize_state(const bool is_down); protected: /** The time of the last click used for double clicking. */ Uint32 last_click_stamp_; /** The widget the last click was on, used for double clicking. */ twidget* last_clicked_widget_; /** * If the mouse isn't captured we need to verify the up is on the same * widget as the down so we send a proper click, also needed to send the * up to the right widget. */ twidget* focus_; private: /** used for debug messages. */ const std::string name_; /** Is the button down? */ bool is_down_; bool signal_handler_sdl_button_down_entered_; void signal_handler_sdl_button_down(const event::tevent event, bool& handled, const tpoint& coordinate); bool signal_handler_sdl_button_up_entered_; void signal_handler_sdl_button_up(const event::tevent event, bool& handled, const tpoint& coordinate); void mouse_button_click(twidget* widget); }; /***** ***** ***** ***** tdistributor ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/ typedef tmouse_button tmouse_button_left; typedef tmouse_button tmouse_button_middle; typedef tmouse_button tmouse_button_right; /** The event handler class for the widget library. */ class tdistributor : public tmouse_button_left, public tmouse_button_middle, public tmouse_button_right { public: tdistributor(twidget& owner, const tdispatcher::tposition queue_position); ~tdistributor(); /** * Initializes the state of the keyboard and mouse. * * Needed after initialization and reactivation. */ void initialize_state(); /** * Captures the keyboard input. * * @param widget The widget which should capture the keyboard. * Sending NULL releases the capturing. */ void keyboard_capture(twidget* widget); /** * Adds the widget to the keyboard chain. * * @param widget The widget to add to the chain. The widget * should be valid widget, which hasn't been * added to the chain yet. */ void keyboard_add_to_chain(twidget* widget); /** * Remove the widget from the keyboard chain. * * @param widget The widget to be removed from the chain. */ void keyboard_remove_from_chain(twidget* widget); private: #if 0 bool hover_pending_; /**< Is there a hover event pending? */ unsigned hover_id_; /**< Id of the pending hover event. */ SDL_Rect hover_box_; /**< The area the mouse can move in, * moving outside invalidates the * pending hover event. */ bool had_hover_; /**< A widget only gets one hover event * per enter cycle. */ /** The widget of the currently active tooltip. */ twidget* tooltip_; /** The widget of the currently active help popup. */ twidget* help_popup_; #endif /** The widget that holds the keyboard focus_. */ twidget* keyboard_focus_; /** * Fall back keyboard focus_ items. * * When the focused widget didn't handle the keyboard event (or no handler * for the keyboard focus_) it is send all widgets in this vector. The order * is from rbegin() to rend(). If the keyboard_focus_ is in the vector it * won't get the event twice. The first item added to the vector should be * the window, so it will be the last handler and can dispatch the hotkeys * registered. */ std::vector keyboard_focus_chain_; /** * Set of functions that handle certain events and sends them to the proper * widget. These functions are called by the SDL event handling functions. */ void signal_handler_sdl_key_down(const SDLKey key, const SDLMod modifier, const Uint16 unicode); void signal_handler_notify_removal(tdispatcher& widget, const tevent event); }; } // namespace event } // namespace gui2 #endif