distributor.hpp

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    Copyright (C) 2009 - 2024
    by Mark de Wever <koraq@xs4all.nl>
    Part of the Battle for Wesnoth Project https://www.wesnoth.org/
 
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*/
 
#pragma once
 
/**
 * @file
 * Contains the event distributor.
 *
 * The event distributor exists of several classes which are combined in one
 * templated distributor 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 mouse_motion class handles the mouse motion and holds the owner of us
 * since all classes virtually inherit us.
 *
 * The mouse_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.
 *
 * distributor is the main class to be used in the user code. This class
 * contains the handling of the keyboard as well.
 */
 
#include "gui/core/event/dispatcher.hpp"
#include "gui/core/event/handler.hpp"
#include "sdl/point.hpp"
 
#include <chrono>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
 
namespace gui2
{
class widget;
 
namespace event
{
 
/***** ***** ***** ***** mouse_motion ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/
 
class mouse_motion
{
public:
    mouse_motion(widget& owner, const dispatcher::queue_position queue_position);
 
    ~mouse_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(const bool capture = true);
 
protected:
    /** The widget that currently has the mouse focus_. */
    widget* mouse_focus_;
 
    /** Did the current widget capture the focus_? */
    bool mouse_captured_;
 
    /** The widget that owns us. */
    widget& owner_;
 
    /** The timer for the hover event. */
    std::size_t hover_timer_;
 
    /** The widget which should get the hover event. */
    widget* hover_widget_;
 
    /** The anchor point of the hover event. */
    point 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(widget* widget, const point& 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(widget* 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_hover(widget* mouse_over, const point& 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::ui_event event, bool& handled, const point& coordinate);
 
    void signal_handler_sdl_touch_motion(
        const event::ui_event event, bool& handled, const point& coordinate, const point& distance);
 
    void signal_handler_sdl_wheel(const event::ui_event event, bool& handled, const point& coordinate);
 
    void signal_handler_show_helptip(const event::ui_event event, bool& handled, const point& coordinate);
};
 
/***** ***** ***** ***** mouse_button ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/
 
template<std::size_t I>
class mouse_button : public virtual mouse_motion
{
public:
    mouse_button(widget& owner, const dispatcher::queue_position queue_position);
 
    /**
     * Initializes the state of the button.
     *
     * @param button_state The initial state of all buttons, in which the bit corresponding to
     mouse_button_event_types.mask will be set if the button is down, or unset if it is up.
     */
    void initialize_state(int32_t button_state);
 
protected:
    /** The time of the last click used for double clicking. */
    std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point last_click_stamp_;
 
    /** The widget the last click was on, used for double clicking. */
    widget* 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.
     */
    widget* focus_;
 
private:
    /** Is the button down? */
    bool is_down_;
 
    bool signal_handler_sdl_button_down_entered_;
    void signal_handler_sdl_button_down(const event::ui_event event, bool& handled, const point& coordinate);
 
    bool signal_handler_sdl_button_up_entered_;
    void signal_handler_sdl_button_up(const event::ui_event event, bool& handled, const point& coordinate);
 
    void mouse_button_click(widget* widget);
};
 
/***** ***** ***** ***** distributor ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/
 
using mouse_button_left    = mouse_button<0>;
using mouse_button_middle  = mouse_button<1>;
using mouse_button_right   = mouse_button<2>;
 
/**
 * The event handler class for the widget library.
 *
 * C++ doesn't allow multiple inheritance to directly use more than one instance of a
 * superclass.
 *
 * It's a diamond inheritance, as all of these have virtual base class mouse_motion;
 * refactoring that would allow these multiple classes to be replaced with a simple
 * (distributor has-a std::array<mouse_button, 3>) relationship.
 */
class distributor :
    public mouse_button_left,
    public mouse_button_middle,
    public mouse_button_right
{
public:
    distributor(widget& owner, const dispatcher::queue_position queue_position);
 
    ~distributor();
 
    /**
     * 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 nullptr releases the capturing.
     */
    void keyboard_capture(widget* 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(widget* widget);
 
    /**
     * Remove the widget from the keyboard chain.
     *
     * @param widget              The widget to be removed from the chain.
     */
    void keyboard_remove_from_chain(widget* widget);
 
    /**
     * Return the widget currently capturing keyboard input.
     */
    widget* keyboard_focus() const;
 
private:
    /** The widget that holds the keyboard focus_. */
    widget* 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<widget*> 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 SDL_Keycode key,
                                     const SDL_Keymod modifier,
                                     const std::string& unicode);
 
    void signal_handler_sdl_text_input(const std::string& unicode, int32_t start, int32_t len);
    void signal_handler_sdl_text_editing(const std::string& unicode, int32_t start, int32_t len);
 
    template<typename Fcn, typename P1, typename P2, typename P3>
    void signal_handler_keyboard_internal(event::ui_event evt, P1&& p1, P2&& p2, P3&& p3);
 
    void signal_handler_notify_removal(dispatcher& widget, const ui_event event);
};
 
} // namespace event
 
} // namespace gui2