int32_t
PTextViewSetInsets(void *pobject, void *in, void *out, void *extraData)
{
if (!pobject || !in || !out)
return B_ERROR;
PView *parent = static_cast<PView*>(pobject);
if (!parent)
return B_BAD_TYPE;
BTextView *backend = (BTextView*)parent->GetView();
PArgs *inArgs = static_cast<PArgs*>(in);
float left;
if (inArgs->FindFloat("left", &left) != B_OK)
return B_ERROR;
float top;
if (inArgs->FindFloat("top", &top) != B_OK)
return B_ERROR;
float right;
if (inArgs->FindFloat("right", &right) != B_OK)
return B_ERROR;
float bottom;
if (inArgs->FindFloat("bottom", &bottom) != B_OK)
return B_ERROR;
if (backend->Window())
backend->Window()->Lock();
backend->SetInsets(left, top, right, bottom);
if (backend->Window())
backend->Window()->Unlock();
return B_OK;
}
void
InstallerApp::ReadyToRun()
{
BString infoText;
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Welcome to the Haiku Installer!\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE INSTALLING HAIKU\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"This is alpha-quality software! It means there is a high risk of "
"losing important data. Make frequent backups! You have been "
"warned.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"1) If you are installing Haiku onto real hardware (not inside an "
"emulator) it is recommended that you have already prepared a hard "
"disk partition. The Installer and the DriveSetup tool offer to "
"initialize existing partitions with the Haiku native file system, "
"but the options to change the actual partition layout may not have "
"been tested on a sufficiently great variety of computer "
"configurations so we do not recommend using it.\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"If you have not created a partition yet, simply reboot, create the "
"partition using whatever tool you feel most comfortable with, and "
"reboot into Haiku to continue with the installation. You could for "
"example use the GParted Live-CD, it can also resize existing "
"partitions to make room.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2) The Installer will make the Haiku partition itself bootable, "
"but takes no steps to integrate Haiku into an existing boot menu. "
"If you have GRUB already installed, you can add Haiku to its boot "
"menu. Depending on what version of GRUB you use, this is done "
"differently.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2.1) GRUB 1\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Configure your /boot/grub/menu.lst by launching your favorite "
"editor from a Terminal like this:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo <your favorite text editor> /boot/grub/menu.lst\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"You'll note that GRUB uses a different naming strategy for hard "
"drives than Linux.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"With GRUB it's: (hdN,n)\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"All hard disks start with \"hd\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\"N\" is the hard disk number, starting with \"0\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\"n\" is the partition number, also starting with \"0\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"The first logical partition always has the number \"4\", regardless "
"of the number of primary partitions.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"So behind the other menu entries towards the bottom of the file, add "
"something similar to these lines:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t# Haiku on /dev/sda7\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\ttitle\t\t\t\tHaiku\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\trootnoverify\t\t(hd0,6)\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tchainloader\t\t+1\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"You can see the correct partition in GParted for example.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2.2) GRUB 2\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Newer versions of GRUB use an extra configuration file to add "
"custom entries to the boot menu. To add them to the top, you have "
"to create/edit a file by launching your favorite editor from a "
"Terminal like this:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo <your favorite text editor> /etc/grub.d/40_custom\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"NOTE: While the naming strategy for hard disks is still as described "
"under 2.1) the naming scheme for partitions has changed.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"GRUB's naming scheme is still: (hdN,n)\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"All hard disks start with \"hd\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\"N\" is the hard disk number, starting with \"0\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\"n\" is the partition number, which for GRUB 2 starts with \"1\"\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"With GRUB 2 the first logical partition always has the number \"5\", "
"regardless of the number of primary partitions.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"So below the heading that must not be edited, add something similar "
"to these lines:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t# Haiku on /dev/sda7\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tmenuentry \"Haiku Alpha\" {\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t\tset root=(hd0,7)\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t\tchainloader +1\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t}\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Additionally you have to edit another file to actually display the "
"boot menu:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo <your favorite text editor> /etc/default/grub\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Here you have to comment out the line \"GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0\" by "
"putting a \"#\" in front of it in order to actually display the "
"boot menu.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Finally, you have to update the boot menu by entering:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo update-grub\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"3) When you successfully boot into Haiku for the first time, make "
"sure to read our \"Welcome\" documentation, there is a link on the "
"Desktop.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Have fun and thanks a lot for trying out Haiku! We hope you like it!");
#if 1
// Show the EULA first.
BTextView* textView = new BTextView("eula", be_plain_font, NULL,
B_WILL_DRAW);
textView->SetInsets(10, 10, 10, 10);
textView->MakeEditable(false);
textView->MakeSelectable(false);
textView->SetText(infoText);
BScrollView* scrollView = new BScrollView("eulaScroll",
textView, B_WILL_DRAW, false, true);
BButton* cancelButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Quit"),
new BMessage(B_QUIT_REQUESTED));
cancelButton->SetTarget(this);
BButton* continueButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Continue"),
new BMessage(kMsgAgree));
continueButton->SetTarget(this);
continueButton->MakeDefault(true);
BRect eulaFrame = BRect(0, 0, 600, 450);
fEULAWindow = new BWindow(eulaFrame, B_TRANSLATE("README"),
B_MODAL_WINDOW, B_NOT_ZOOMABLE | B_NOT_MINIMIZABLE
| B_AUTO_UPDATE_SIZE_LIMITS);
BLayoutBuilder::Group<>(fEULAWindow, B_VERTICAL, 10)
.SetInsets(10)
.Add(scrollView)
.AddGroup(B_HORIZONTAL, 10)
.AddGlue()
.Add(cancelButton)
.Add(continueButton);
fEULAWindow->CenterOnScreen();
fEULAWindow->Show();
#else
// Show the installer window without EULA.
new InstallerWindow();
#endif
}
EULAWindow::EULAWindow()
:
BWindow(BRect(0, 0, 600, 450), B_TRANSLATE("README"),
B_MODAL_WINDOW_LOOK, B_NORMAL_WINDOW_FEEL, B_NOT_ZOOMABLE
| B_NOT_MINIMIZABLE | B_AUTO_UPDATE_SIZE_LIMITS)
{
BString infoText;
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Welcome to the Haiku Installer!\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE INSTALLING HAIKU\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"This is beta-quality software! It means there is a risk of "
"losing important data. Make frequent backups! You have been "
"warned.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"1) If you are installing Haiku onto real hardware (not inside an "
"emulator), you may want to prepare a hard disk partition from "
"another OS (you could, for example, use a GParted Live-CD, which "
"can also resize existing partitions to make room).\n"
"You can also set up partitions by launching DriveSetup from "
"Installer, but you won't be able to resize existing partitions with "
"it. While DriveSetup has been quite thoroughly tested over the "
"years, it's recommended to have up-to-date backups of the other "
"partitions on your system. Just in case" B_UTF8_ELLIPSIS);
infoText << "\n\n\n";
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2) The Installer will make the Haiku partition itself bootable, "
"but takes no steps to integrate Haiku into an existing boot menu. "
"If you have GRUB already installed, you can add Haiku to it.\n"
"For details, please consult the guide on booting Haiku on our "
"website at https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/booting.\n"
"Or you can set up a boot menu from Installer's \"Tools\" menu, see "
"the Userguide's topic on the application \"BootManager\".\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"3) When you successfully boot into Haiku for the first time, make "
"sure to read our \"Welcome\" and \"Userguide\" documentation. There "
"are links on the Desktop and in WebPositive's bookmarks.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Have fun and thanks for trying out Haiku!");
BTextView* textView = new BTextView("eula", be_plain_font, NULL, B_WILL_DRAW);
textView->SetInsets(10, 10, 10, 10);
textView->MakeEditable(false);
textView->MakeSelectable(false);
textView->SetText(infoText);
BScrollView* scrollView = new BScrollView("eulaScroll",
textView, B_WILL_DRAW, false, true);
BButton* cancelButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Quit"),
new BMessage(B_QUIT_REQUESTED));
cancelButton->SetTarget(be_app);
BButton* continueButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Continue"),
new BMessage(kMsgAgree));
continueButton->SetTarget(be_app);
continueButton->MakeDefault(true);
if (!be_roster->IsRunning(kTrackerSignature))
SetWorkspaces(B_ALL_WORKSPACES);
BLayoutBuilder::Group<>(this, B_VERTICAL, B_USE_DEFAULT_SPACING)
.SetInsets(B_USE_WINDOW_SPACING)
.Add(scrollView)
.AddGroup(B_HORIZONTAL, B_USE_ITEM_SPACING)
.AddGlue()
.Add(cancelButton)
.Add(continueButton);
CenterOnScreen();
Show();
}
EULAWindow::EULAWindow()
:
BWindow(BRect(0, 0, 600, 450), B_TRANSLATE("README"),
B_MODAL_WINDOW_LOOK, B_NORMAL_WINDOW_FEEL, B_NOT_ZOOMABLE
| B_NOT_MINIMIZABLE | B_AUTO_UPDATE_SIZE_LIMITS)
{
BString infoText;
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Welcome to the Haiku Installer!\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE INSTALLING HAIKU\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"This is alpha-quality software! It means there is a high risk of "
"losing important data. Make frequent backups! You have been "
"warned.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"1) If you are installing Haiku onto real hardware (not inside an "
"emulator) it is recommended that you have already prepared a hard "
"disk partition. The Installer and the DriveSetup tool offer to "
"initialize existing partitions with the Haiku native file system, "
"but the options to change the actual partition layout may not have "
"been tested on a sufficiently great variety of computer "
"configurations so we do not recommend using it.\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"If you have not created a partition yet, simply reboot, create the "
"partition using whatever tool you feel most comfortable with, and "
"reboot into Haiku to continue with the installation. You could for "
"example use the GParted Live-CD, it can also resize existing "
"partitions to make room.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2) The Installer will make the Haiku partition itself bootable, "
"but takes no steps to integrate Haiku into an existing boot menu. "
"If you have GRUB already installed, you can add Haiku to its boot "
"menu. Depending on what version of GRUB you use, this is done "
"differently.\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2.1) GRUB (since os-prober v1.44)\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Starting with os-prober v1.44 (e.g. in Ubuntu 11.04 or later), Haiku "
"should be recognized out of the box. To add Haiku to the GRUB menu, "
"open a Terminal and enter:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo update-grub\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"2.2) GRUB 2\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"If the os-prober approach doesn't work for you, GRUB 2 uses an extra "
"configuration file to add custom entries to the boot menu. To add "
"them to the top, you have to create/edit a file by launching your "
"favorite editor from a Terminal like this:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo <your favorite text editor> /etc/grub.d/40_custom\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"GRUB's naming scheme for partitions is: (hdN,n)\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"All hard disks start with \"hd\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\"N\" is the hard disk number, starting with \"0\".\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\"n\" is the partition number, which for GRUB 2 starts with \"1\"\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"With GRUB 2 the first logical partition always has the number \"5\", "
"regardless of the number of primary partitions.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"So below the heading that must not be edited, add something similar "
"to these lines:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t# Haiku on /dev/sda7\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tmenuentry \"Haiku Alpha\" {\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t\tset root=(hd0,7)\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t\tchainloader +1\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\t}\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Additionally you have to edit another file to actually display the "
"boot menu:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo <your favorite text editor> /etc/default/grub\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Here you have to comment out the line \"GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0\" by "
"putting a \"#\" in front of it in order to actually display the "
"boot menu.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Finally, you have to update the boot menu by entering:\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"\tsudo update-grub\n\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"3) When you successfully boot into Haiku for the first time, make "
"sure to read our \"Welcome\" and \"Userguide\" documentation. There "
"are links on the Desktop and in WebPositive's bookmarks.\n\n");
infoText << B_TRANSLATE(
"Have fun and thanks a lot for trying out Haiku! We hope you like it!");
BTextView* textView = new BTextView("eula", be_plain_font, NULL, B_WILL_DRAW);
textView->SetInsets(10, 10, 10, 10);
textView->MakeEditable(false);
textView->MakeSelectable(false);
textView->SetText(infoText);
BScrollView* scrollView = new BScrollView("eulaScroll",
textView, B_WILL_DRAW, false, true);
BButton* cancelButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Quit"),
new BMessage(B_QUIT_REQUESTED));
cancelButton->SetTarget(be_app);
BButton* continueButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Continue"),
new BMessage(kMsgAgree));
continueButton->SetTarget(be_app);
continueButton->MakeDefault(true);
if (!be_roster->IsRunning(kTrackerSignature))
SetWorkspaces(B_ALL_WORKSPACES);
BLayoutBuilder::Group<>(this, B_VERTICAL, B_USE_DEFAULT_SPACING)
.SetInsets(B_USE_WINDOW_SPACING)
.Add(scrollView)
.AddGroup(B_HORIZONTAL, B_USE_ITEM_SPACING)
.AddGlue()
.Add(cancelButton)
.Add(continueButton);
CenterOnScreen();
Show();
}
void
TestPageView::AttachedToWindow()
{
BTextView* statusView = new BTextView("statusView",
be_plain_font, NULL, B_WILL_DRAW);
statusView->SetInsets(10, 10, 10, 10);
statusView->MakeEditable(false);
statusView->MakeSelectable(false);
const char* title = B_TRANSLATE("Test Page");
BString text;
text << title << "\n\n";
text << B_TRANSLATE(
"Printer: %printer_name%\n"
"Driver: %driver%\n");
text.ReplaceFirst("%printer_name%", fPrinter->Name());
text.ReplaceFirst("%driver%", fPrinter->Driver());
if (strlen(fPrinter->Transport()) > 0) {
text << B_TRANSLATE("Transport: %transport% %transport_address%");
text.ReplaceFirst("%transport%", fPrinter->Transport());
text.ReplaceFirst("%transport_address%", fPrinter->TransportAddress());
}
statusView->SetText(text.String());
BFont font;
statusView->SetStylable(true);
statusView->GetFont(&font);
font.SetFace(B_BOLD_FACE);
font.SetSize(font.Size() * 1.7);
statusView->SetFontAndColor(0, strlen(title), &font);
BGridLayoutBuilder gradiants(2.0);
gradiants.View()->SetViewColor(B_TRANSPARENT_COLOR);
for (int i = 0; i < kNumColorGradients; ++i) {
BStringView* label = new BStringView(kColorGradients[i].name,
kColorGradients[i].name);
// label->SetAlignment(B_ALIGN_RIGHT);
gradiants.Add(label, 0, i);
gradiants.Add(new ColorGradientView(kColorGradients[i].color), 1, i);
}
SetLayout(new BGroupLayout(B_HORIZONTAL));
AddChild(BGroupLayoutBuilder(B_VERTICAL, 0)
.Add(BGroupLayoutBuilder(B_HORIZONTAL, 0)
.Add(statusView)
.Add(new LeafView())
)
.Add(BGroupLayoutBuilder(B_HORIZONTAL, 0)
.Add(gradiants, 0.60)
.Add(new RadialLinesView(), 0.40)
)
.AddGlue()
.End()
);
// set layout background color to transparent instead
// of default UI panel color
ChildAt(0)->SetViewColor(B_TRANSPARENT_COLOR);
}
void
InstallerApp::ReadyToRun()
{
const char* infoText = B_TRANSLATE(
"Welcome to the Haiku Installer!\n\n"
"IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE INSTALLING HAIKU\n\n"
"This is alpha-quality software! It means there is a high risk of "
"losing important data. Make frequent backups! You have been "
"warned.\n\n"
"1) If you are installing Haiku onto real hardware (not inside an "
"emulator) it is recommended that you have already prepared a hard "
"disk partition. The Installer and the DriveSetup tool offer to "
"initialize existing partitions with the Haiku native file system, "
"but the options to change the actual partition layout may not have "
"been tested on a sufficiently great variety of computer "
"installations so we do not recommend using it.\n"
"If you have not created a partition yet, simply reboot, create the "
"partition using whatever tool you feel most comfortable with, and "
"reboot into Haiku to continue with the installation. You could for "
"example use the GParted Live-CD, it can also resize existing "
"partitions to make room.\n\n"
"2) The Installer will take no steps to integrate Haiku into an "
"existing boot menu. The Haiku partition itself will be made "
"bootable. If you have GRUB already installed, edit your "
"/boot/grub/menu.lst by launching your favorite editor from a "
"Terminal like this:\n\n"
"\tsudo <your favorite text editor> /boot/grub/menu.lst\n\n"
"You'll note that GRUB uses a different naming strategy for hard "
"drives than Linux.\n\n"
"With GRUB it's: (hdN,n)\n\n"
"All harddisks start with \"hd\"\n"
"\"N\" is the hard disk number, starting with \"0\".\n"
"\"n\" is the partition number, also starting with \"0\".\n"
"The first logical partition always has the number 4, regardless of "
"the number of primary partitions.\n\n"
"So behind the other menu entries towards the bottom of the file, add "
"something similar to these lines:\n\n"
"\t# Haiku on /dev/sda7\n"
"\ttitle\t\t\t\tHaiku\n"
"\trootnoverify\t\t(hd0,6)\n"
"\tchainloader\t\t+1\n\n"
"You can see the correct partition in GParted for example.\n\n"
"3) When you successfully boot into Haiku for the first time, make "
"sure to read our \"Welcome\" documentation, there is a link on the "
"Desktop.\n\n"
"Have fun and thanks a lot for trying out Haiku! We hope you like it!"
);
#if 1
// Show the EULA first.
BTextView* textView = new BTextView("eula", be_plain_font, NULL,
B_WILL_DRAW);
textView->SetInsets(10, 10, 10, 10);
textView->MakeEditable(false);
textView->MakeSelectable(false);
textView->SetText(infoText);
BScrollView* scrollView = new BScrollView("eulaScroll",
textView, B_WILL_DRAW, false, true);
BButton* cancelButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Quit"),
new BMessage(B_QUIT_REQUESTED));
cancelButton->SetTarget(this);
BButton* continueButton = new BButton(B_TRANSLATE("Continue"),
new BMessage(kMsgAgree));
continueButton->SetTarget(this);
continueButton->MakeDefault(true);
BRect eulaFrame = BRect(0, 0, 600, 450);
fEULAWindow = new BWindow(eulaFrame, B_TRANSLATE("README"),
B_MODAL_WINDOW, B_NOT_ZOOMABLE | B_NOT_MINIMIZABLE
| B_AUTO_UPDATE_SIZE_LIMITS);
fEULAWindow->SetLayout(new BGroupLayout(B_HORIZONTAL));
fEULAWindow->AddChild(BGroupLayoutBuilder(B_VERTICAL, 10)
.Add(scrollView)
.Add(BGroupLayoutBuilder(B_HORIZONTAL, 10)
.AddGlue()
.Add(cancelButton)
.Add(continueButton)
)
.SetInsets(10, 10, 10, 10)
);
fEULAWindow->CenterOnScreen();
fEULAWindow->Show();
#else
// Show the installer window without EULA.
new InstallerWindow();
#endif
}
