bool RenderThemeGtk::paintMediaToggleClosedCaptionsButton(const RenderObject& renderObject, const PaintInfo& paintInfo, const IntRect& rect)
{
IntRect iconRect(rect.x() + (rect.width() - m_mediaIconSize) / 2, rect.y() + (rect.height() - m_mediaIconSize) / 2,
m_mediaIconSize, m_mediaIconSize);
GRefPtr<GdkPixbuf> icon = getStockSymbolicIconForWidgetType(GTK_TYPE_CONTAINER, "media-view-subtitles-symbolic", nullptr,
gtkTextDirection(renderObject.style().direction()), gtkIconState(this, renderObject), iconRect.width());
if (!icon)
icon = getStockSymbolicIconForWidgetType(GTK_TYPE_CONTAINER, "user-invisible-symbolic", GTK_STOCK_JUSTIFY_FILL,
gtkTextDirection(renderObject.style().direction()), gtkIconState(this, renderObject), iconRect.width());
paintGdkPixbuf(paintInfo.context, icon.get(), iconRect);
return true;
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintRenderObject(GtkThemeWidgetType type, RenderObject* renderObject, GraphicsContext* context, const IntRect& rect, int flags)
{
// Painting is disabled so just claim to have succeeded
if (context->paintingDisabled())
return false;
GtkWidgetState widgetState;
widgetState.active = isPressed(renderObject);
widgetState.focused = isFocused(renderObject);
// https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18364
// The Mozilla theme drawing code, only paints a button as pressed when it's pressed
// while hovered. Until we move away from the Mozila code, work-around the issue by
// forcing a pressed button into the hovered state. This ensures that buttons activated
// via the keyboard have the proper rendering.
widgetState.inHover = isHovered(renderObject) || (type == MOZ_GTK_BUTTON && isPressed(renderObject));
// FIXME: Disabled does not always give the correct appearance for ReadOnly
widgetState.disabled = !isEnabled(renderObject) || isReadOnlyControl(renderObject);
widgetState.isDefault = false;
widgetState.canDefault = false;
widgetState.depressed = false;
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(context, rect);
return !widgetContext.paintMozillaWidget(type, &widgetState, flags,
gtkTextDirection(renderObject->style()->direction()));
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintSliderThumb(RenderObject* object, const PaintInfo& info, const IntRect& rect)
{
if (info.context->paintingDisabled())
return false;
ControlPart part = object->style()->appearance();
ASSERT(part == SliderThumbHorizontalPart || part == SliderThumbVerticalPart);
GtkWidget* widget = 0;
const char* detail = 0;
GtkOrientation orientation;
if (part == SliderThumbVerticalPart) {
widget = gtkVScale();
detail = "vscale";
orientation = GTK_ORIENTATION_VERTICAL;
} else {
widget = gtkHScale();
detail = "hscale";
orientation = GTK_ORIENTATION_HORIZONTAL;
}
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(object->style()->direction()));
// Only some themes have slider thumbs respond to clicks and some don't. This information is
// gathered via the 'activate-slider' property, but it's deprecated in GTK+ 2.22 and removed in
// GTK+ 3.x. The drawback of not honoring it is that slider thumbs change color when you click
// on them.
IntRect thumbRect(IntPoint(), rect.size());
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(info.context, rect);
widgetContext.gtkPaintSlider(thumbRect, widget, getGtkStateType(object), GTK_SHADOW_OUT, detail, orientation);
return false;
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintSliderTrack(RenderObject* object, const PaintInfo& info, const IntRect& rect)
{
if (info.context->paintingDisabled())
return false;
ControlPart part = object->style()->appearance();
ASSERT(part == SliderHorizontalPart || part == SliderVerticalPart);
// We shrink the trough rect slightly to make room for the focus indicator.
IntRect troughRect(IntPoint(), rect.size()); // This is relative to rect.
GtkWidget* widget = 0;
if (part == SliderVerticalPart) {
widget = gtkVScale();
troughRect.inflateY(-gtk_widget_get_style(widget)->ythickness);
} else {
widget = gtkHScale();
troughRect.inflateX(-gtk_widget_get_style(widget)->xthickness);
}
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(object->style()->direction()));
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(info.context, rect);
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(troughRect, widget, GTK_STATE_ACTIVE, GTK_SHADOW_OUT, "trough");
if (isFocused(object))
widgetContext.gtkPaintFocus(IntRect(IntPoint(), rect.size()), widget, getGtkStateType(object), "trough");
return false;
}
static void getComboBoxPadding(RenderStyle* style, int& left, int& top, int& right, int& bottom)
{
// If this menu list button isn't drawn using the native theme, we
// don't add any extra padding beyond what WebCore already uses.
if (style->appearance() == NoControlPart)
return;
moz_gtk_get_widget_border(MOZ_GTK_DROPDOWN, &left, &top, &right, &bottom,
gtkTextDirection(style->direction()), TRUE);
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintMediaButton(const RenderObject& renderObject, GraphicsContext* context, const IntRect& rect, const char* symbolicIconName, const char* fallbackStockIconName)
{
IntRect iconRect(rect.x() + (rect.width() - m_mediaIconSize) / 2,
rect.y() + (rect.height() - m_mediaIconSize) / 2,
m_mediaIconSize, m_mediaIconSize);
GRefPtr<GdkPixbuf> icon = getStockSymbolicIconForWidgetType(GTK_TYPE_CONTAINER, symbolicIconName, fallbackStockIconName,
gtkTextDirection(renderObject.style().direction()), gtkIconState(this, renderObject), iconRect.width());
paintGdkPixbuf(context, icon.get(), iconRect);
return true;
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintSearchFieldCancelButton(const RenderObject& renderObject, const PaintInfo& paintInfo, const IntRect& rect)
{
IntRect iconRect = centerRectVerticallyInParentInputElement(renderObject, rect);
if (iconRect.isEmpty())
return false;
GRefPtr<GdkPixbuf> icon = getStockIconForWidgetType(GTK_TYPE_ENTRY, GTK_STOCK_CLEAR,
gtkTextDirection(renderObject.style().direction()),
gtkIconState(this, renderObject),
getIconSizeForPixelSize(rect.height()));
paintGdkPixbuf(paintInfo.context, icon.get(), iconRect);
return false;
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintButton(RenderObject* object, const PaintInfo& info, const IntRect& rect)
{
if (info.context->paintingDisabled())
return false;
GtkWidget* widget = gtkButton();
IntRect buttonRect(IntPoint(), rect.size());
IntRect focusRect(buttonRect);
GtkStateType state = getGtkStateType(object);
gtk_widget_set_state(widget, state);
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(object->style()->direction()));
if (isFocused(object)) {
if (isEnabled(object)) {
#if !GTK_CHECK_VERSION(2, 22, 0)
GTK_WIDGET_SET_FLAGS(widget, GTK_HAS_FOCUS);
#endif
g_object_set(widget, "has-focus", TRUE, NULL);
}
gboolean interiorFocus = 0, focusWidth = 0, focusPadding = 0;
gtk_widget_style_get(widget,
"interior-focus", &interiorFocus,
"focus-line-width", &focusWidth,
"focus-padding", &focusPadding, NULL);
// If we are using exterior focus, we shrink the button rect down before
// drawing. If we are using interior focus we shrink the focus rect. This
// approach originates from the Mozilla theme drawing code (gtk2drawing.c).
if (interiorFocus) {
GtkStyle* style = gtk_widget_get_style(widget);
focusRect.inflateX(-style->xthickness - focusPadding);
focusRect.inflateY(-style->ythickness - focusPadding);
} else {
buttonRect.inflateX(-focusWidth - focusPadding);
buttonRect.inflateY(-focusPadding - focusPadding);
}
}
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(info.context, rect);
GtkShadowType shadowType = state == GTK_STATE_ACTIVE ? GTK_SHADOW_IN : GTK_SHADOW_OUT;
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(buttonRect, widget, state, shadowType, "button");
if (isFocused(object))
widgetContext.gtkPaintFocus(focusRect, widget, state, "button");
#if !GTK_CHECK_VERSION(2, 22, 0)
GTK_WIDGET_UNSET_FLAGS(widget, GTK_HAS_FOCUS);
#endif
g_object_set(widget, "has-focus", FALSE, NULL);
return false;
}
static bool paintMozWidget(RenderTheme* theme, GtkThemeWidgetType type, RenderObject* o, const RenderObject::PaintInfo& i, const IntRect& rect)
{
// No GdkWindow to render to, so return true to fall back
if (!i.context->gdkDrawable())
return true;
// Painting is disabled so just claim to have succeeded
if (i.context->paintingDisabled())
return false;
GtkWidgetState mozState;
setMozState(theme, &mozState, o);
int flags;
// We might want to make setting flags the caller's job at some point rather than doing it here.
switch (type) {
case MOZ_GTK_BUTTON:
flags = GTK_RELIEF_NORMAL;
break;
case MOZ_GTK_CHECKBUTTON:
case MOZ_GTK_RADIOBUTTON:
flags = theme->isChecked(o);
break;
default:
flags = 0;
break;
}
AffineTransform ctm = i.context->getCTM();
IntPoint pos = ctm.mapPoint(rect.location());
GdkRectangle gdkRect = IntRect(pos.x(), pos.y(), rect.width(), rect.height());
GtkTextDirection direction = gtkTextDirection(o->style()->direction());
// Find the clip rectangle
cairo_t *cr = i.context->platformContext();
double clipX1, clipX2, clipY1, clipY2;
cairo_clip_extents(cr, &clipX1, &clipY1, &clipX2, &clipY2);
GdkRectangle gdkClipRect;
gdkClipRect.width = clipX2 - clipX1;
gdkClipRect.height = clipY2 - clipY1;
IntPoint clipPos = ctm.mapPoint(IntPoint(clipX1, clipY1));
gdkClipRect.x = clipPos.x();
gdkClipRect.y = clipPos.y();
gdk_rectangle_intersect(&gdkRect, &gdkClipRect, &gdkClipRect);
return moz_gtk_widget_paint(type, i.context->gdkDrawable(), &gdkRect, &gdkClipRect, &mozState, flags, direction) != MOZ_GTK_SUCCESS;
}
void RenderThemeGtk::setTextInputBorders(RenderStyle* style)
{
// If this control isn't drawn using the native theme, we don't touch the borders.
if (style->appearance() == NoControlPart)
return;
// We cannot give a proper rendering when border radius is active, unfortunately.
style->resetBorderRadius();
int left = 0, top = 0, right = 0, bottom = 0;
moz_gtk_get_widget_border(MOZ_GTK_ENTRY, &left, &top, &right, &bottom,
gtkTextDirection(style->direction()), TRUE);
style->setBorderLeftWidth(left);
style->setBorderTopWidth(top);
style->setBorderRightWidth(right);
style->setBorderBottomWidth(bottom);
}
static void adjustMozStyle(RenderStyle* style, GtkThemeWidgetType type)
{
gint left, top, right, bottom;
GtkTextDirection direction = gtkTextDirection(style->direction());
gboolean inhtml = true;
if (moz_gtk_get_widget_border(type, &left, &top, &right, &bottom, direction, inhtml) != MOZ_GTK_SUCCESS)
return;
// FIXME: This approach is likely to be incorrect. See other ports and layout tests to see the problem.
const int xpadding = 1;
const int ypadding = 1;
style->setPaddingLeft(Length(xpadding + left, Fixed));
style->setPaddingTop(Length(ypadding + top, Fixed));
style->setPaddingRight(Length(xpadding + right, Fixed));
style->setPaddingBottom(Length(ypadding + bottom, Fixed));
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintTextField(RenderObject* renderObject, const PaintInfo& info, const IntRect& rect)
{
GtkWidget* widget = gtkEntry();
bool enabled = isEnabled(renderObject) && !isReadOnlyControl(renderObject);
GtkStateType backgroundState = enabled ? GTK_STATE_NORMAL : GTK_STATE_INSENSITIVE;
gtk_widget_set_sensitive(widget, enabled);
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(renderObject->style().direction()));
setWidgetHasFocus(widget, isFocused(renderObject));
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(info.context, rect);
IntRect textFieldRect(IntPoint(), rect.size());
// The entry background is only painted over the interior part of the GTK+ entry, not
// the entire frame. This happens in the Mozilla theme drawing code as well.
IntRect interiorRect(textFieldRect);
GtkStyle* style = gtk_widget_get_style(widget);
interiorRect.inflateX(-style->xthickness);
interiorRect.inflateY(-style->ythickness);
widgetContext.gtkPaintFlatBox(interiorRect, widget, backgroundState, GTK_SHADOW_NONE, "entry_bg");
// This is responsible for drawing the actual frame.
widgetContext.gtkPaintShadow(textFieldRect, widget, GTK_STATE_NORMAL, GTK_SHADOW_IN, "entry");
gboolean interiorFocus;
gint focusWidth;
gtk_widget_style_get(widget,
"interior-focus", &interiorFocus,
"focus-line-width", &focusWidth, NULL);
if (isFocused(renderObject) && !interiorFocus) {
// When GTK+ paints a text entry with focus, it shrinks the size of the frame area by the
// focus width and paints over the previously unfocused text entry. We need to emulate that
// by drawing both the unfocused frame above and the focused frame here.
IntRect shadowRect(textFieldRect);
shadowRect.inflate(-focusWidth);
widgetContext.gtkPaintShadow(shadowRect, widget, GTK_STATE_NORMAL, GTK_SHADOW_IN, "entry");
widgetContext.gtkPaintFocus(textFieldRect, widget, GTK_STATE_NORMAL, "entry");
}
return false;
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintProgressBar(RenderObject* renderObject, const PaintInfo& paintInfo, const IntRect& rect)
{
GtkWidget* widget = gtkProgressBar();
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(renderObject->style().direction()));
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(paintInfo.context, rect);
IntRect fullProgressBarRect(IntPoint(), rect.size());
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(fullProgressBarRect, widget, GTK_STATE_NORMAL, GTK_SHADOW_IN, "trough");
GtkStyle* style = gtk_widget_get_style(widget);
IntRect progressRect(fullProgressBarRect);
progressRect.inflateX(-style->xthickness);
progressRect.inflateY(-style->ythickness);
progressRect = RenderThemeGtk::calculateProgressRect(renderObject, progressRect);
if (!progressRect.isEmpty())
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(progressRect, widget, GTK_STATE_PRELIGHT, GTK_SHADOW_OUT, "bar");
return false;
}
static void paintToggle(RenderThemeGtk* theme, RenderObject* renderObject, const PaintInfo& info, const IntRect& rect, GtkWidget* widget)
{
// We do not call gtk_toggle_button_set_active here, because some themes begin a series of
// animation frames in a "toggled" signal handler. This puts some checkboxes in a half-way
// checked state. Every GTK+ theme I tested merely looks at the shadow type (and not the
// 'active' property) to determine whether or not to draw the check.
gtk_widget_set_sensitive(widget, theme->isEnabled(renderObject) && !theme->isReadOnlyControl(renderObject));
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(renderObject->style().direction()));
bool indeterminate = theme->isIndeterminate(renderObject);
gtk_toggle_button_set_inconsistent(GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(widget), indeterminate);
GtkShadowType shadowType = GTK_SHADOW_OUT;
if (indeterminate) // This originates from the Mozilla code.
shadowType = GTK_SHADOW_ETCHED_IN;
else if (theme->isChecked(renderObject))
shadowType = GTK_SHADOW_IN;
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(info.context, rect);
IntRect buttonRect(IntPoint(), rect.size());
GtkStateType toggleState = getGtkStateType(theme, renderObject);
const char* detail = 0;
if (GTK_IS_RADIO_BUTTON(widget)) {
detail = "radiobutton";
widgetContext.gtkPaintOption(buttonRect, widget, toggleState, shadowType, detail);
} else {
detail = "checkbutton";
widgetContext.gtkPaintCheck(buttonRect, widget, toggleState, shadowType, detail);
}
if (theme->isFocused(renderObject)) {
IntRect focusRect(buttonRect);
adjustRectForFocus(widget, focusRect, true);
widgetContext.gtkPaintFocus(focusRect, widget, toggleState, detail);
}
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintInnerSpinButton(RenderObject* renderObject, const PaintInfo& paintInfo, const IntRect& rect)
{
// We expand the painted area by 2 pixels on the top and bottom and 2 pixels on the right. This
// is because GTK+ themes want to draw over the text box borders, but WebCore renders the inner
// spin button inside the text box.
IntRect expandedRect(rect);
expandedRect.inflateY(2);
expandedRect.setWidth(rect.width() + 2);
WidgetRenderingContext widgetContext(paintInfo.context, expandedRect);
GtkWidget* widget = gtkSpinButton();
gtk_widget_set_direction(widget, gtkTextDirection(renderObject->style().direction()));
IntRect fullSpinButtonRect(IntPoint(), expandedRect.size());
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(fullSpinButtonRect, widget, GTK_STATE_NORMAL, GTK_SHADOW_IN, "spinbutton");
bool upPressed = isSpinUpButtonPartPressed(renderObject);
bool upHovered = isSpinUpButtonPartHovered(renderObject);
bool controlActive = isEnabled(renderObject) && !isReadOnlyControl(renderObject);
GtkShadowType shadowType = upPressed ? GTK_SHADOW_IN : GTK_SHADOW_OUT;
GtkStateType stateType = GTK_STATE_INSENSITIVE;
if (controlActive) {
if (isPressed(renderObject) && upPressed)
stateType = GTK_STATE_ACTIVE;
else if (isHovered(renderObject) && upHovered)
stateType = GTK_STATE_PRELIGHT;
else
stateType = GTK_STATE_NORMAL;
}
IntRect topRect(IntPoint(), expandedRect.size());
topRect.setHeight(expandedRect.height() / 2);
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(topRect, widget, stateType, shadowType, "spinbutton_up");
// The arrow size/position calculation here is based on the arbitrary gymnastics that happen
// in gtkspinbutton.c. It isn't pretty there and it isn't pretty here. This manages to make
// the button look native for many themes though.
IntRect arrowRect;
int arrowSize = (expandedRect.width() - 3) / 2;
arrowSize -= (arrowSize % 2) - 1; // Force odd.
arrowRect.setWidth(arrowSize);
arrowRect.setHeight(arrowSize);
arrowRect.move((expandedRect.width() - arrowRect.width()) / 2,
(topRect.height() - arrowRect.height()) / 2 + 1);
widgetContext.gtkPaintArrow(arrowRect, widget, stateType, shadowType, GTK_ARROW_UP, "spinbutton");
shadowType = isPressed(renderObject) && !upPressed ? GTK_SHADOW_IN : GTK_SHADOW_OUT;
if (controlActive) {
if (isPressed(renderObject) && !upPressed)
stateType = GTK_STATE_ACTIVE;
else if (isHovered(renderObject) && !upHovered)
stateType = GTK_STATE_PRELIGHT;
else
stateType = GTK_STATE_NORMAL;
}
IntRect bottomRect(IntPoint(0, expandedRect.height() / 2), expandedRect.size());
bottomRect.setHeight(expandedRect.height() - bottomRect.y());
widgetContext.gtkPaintBox(bottomRect, widget, stateType, shadowType, "spinbutton_down");
arrowRect.setY(arrowRect.y() + bottomRect.y() - 1);
widgetContext.gtkPaintArrow(arrowRect, widget, stateType, shadowType, GTK_ARROW_DOWN, "spinbutton");
return false;
}
bool RenderThemeGtk::paintCapsLockIndicator(const RenderObject& renderObject, const PaintInfo& paintInfo, const IntRect& rect)
{
// The other paint methods don't need to check whether painting is disabled because RenderTheme already checks it
// before calling them, but paintCapsLockIndicator() is called by RenderTextControlSingleLine which doesn't check it.
if (paintInfo.context->paintingDisabled())
return true;
int iconSize = std::min(rect.width(), rect.height());
GRefPtr<GdkPixbuf> icon = getStockIconForWidgetType(GTK_TYPE_ENTRY, GTK_STOCK_CAPS_LOCK_WARNING, gtkTextDirection(renderObject.style().direction()), 0, getIconSizeForPixelSize(iconSize));
// Only re-scale the icon when it's smaller than the minimum icon size.
if (iconSize >= gtkIconSizeMenu)
iconSize = gdk_pixbuf_get_height(icon.get());
// GTK+ locates the icon right aligned in the entry. The given rectangle is already
// centered vertically by RenderTextControlSingleLine.
IntRect iconRect(rect.x() + rect.width() - iconSize,
rect.y() + (rect.height() - iconSize) / 2,
iconSize, iconSize);
paintGdkPixbuf(paintInfo.context, icon.get(), iconRect);
return true;
}