bool wxRibbonPanel::ShowExpanded()
{
if(!IsMinimised())
{
return false;
}
if(m_expanded_dummy != NULL || m_expanded_panel != NULL)
{
return false;
}
wxSize size = GetBestSize();
wxPoint pos = GetExpandedPosition(wxRect(GetScreenPosition(), GetSize()),
size, m_preferred_expand_direction).GetTopLeft();
// Need a top-level frame to contain the expanded panel
wxFrame *container = new wxFrame(NULL, wxID_ANY, GetLabel(),
pos, size, wxFRAME_NO_TASKBAR | wxBORDER_NONE);
m_expanded_panel = new wxRibbonPanel(container, wxID_ANY,
GetLabel(), m_minimised_icon, wxPoint(0, 0), size, m_flags);
m_expanded_panel->SetArtProvider(m_art);
m_expanded_panel->m_expanded_dummy = this;
// Move all children to the new panel.
// Conceptually it might be simpler to reparent this entire panel to the
// container and create a new panel to sit in its place while expanded.
// This approach has a problem though - when the panel is reinserted into
// its original parent, it'll be at a different position in the child list
// and thus assume a new position.
// NB: Children iterators not used as behaviour is not well defined
// when iterating over a container which is being emptied
while(!GetChildren().IsEmpty())
{
wxWindow *child = GetChildren().GetFirst()->GetData();
child->Reparent(m_expanded_panel);
child->Show();
}
// Move sizer to new panel
if(GetSizer())
{
wxSizer* sizer = GetSizer();
SetSizer(NULL, false);
m_expanded_panel->SetSizer(sizer);
}
m_expanded_panel->Realize();
Refresh();
container->Show();
m_expanded_panel->SetFocus();
return true;
}
bool wxRibbonPanel::ShowExpanded()
{
if(!IsMinimised())
{
return false;
}
if(m_expanded_dummy != NULL || m_expanded_panel != NULL)
{
return false;
}
wxSize size = GetBestSize();
// Special case for flexible panel layout, where GetBestSize doesn't work
if (GetFlags() & wxRIBBON_PANEL_FLEXIBLE)
{
size = GetBestSizeForParentSize(wxSize(400, 1000));
}
wxPoint pos = GetExpandedPosition(wxRect(GetScreenPosition(), GetSize()),
size, m_preferred_expand_direction).GetTopLeft();
// Need a top-level frame to contain the expanded panel
wxFrame *container = new wxFrame(NULL, wxID_ANY, GetLabel(),
pos, size, wxFRAME_NO_TASKBAR | wxBORDER_NONE);
m_expanded_panel = new wxRibbonPanel(container, wxID_ANY,
GetLabel(), m_minimised_icon, wxPoint(0, 0), size, (m_flags /* & ~wxRIBBON_PANEL_FLEXIBLE */));
m_expanded_panel->SetArtProvider(m_art);
m_expanded_panel->m_expanded_dummy = this;
// Move all children to the new panel.
// Conceptually it might be simpler to reparent this entire panel to the
// container and create a new panel to sit in its place while expanded.
// This approach has a problem though - when the panel is reinserted into
// its original parent, it'll be at a different position in the child list
// and thus assume a new position.
// NB: Children iterators not used as behaviour is not well defined
// when iterating over a container which is being emptied
#if defined(__INTEL_COMPILER) && 1 /* VDM auto patch */
# pragma ivdep
# pragma swp
# pragma unroll
# pragma prefetch
# if 0
# pragma simd noassert
# endif
#endif /* VDM auto patch */
while(!GetChildren().IsEmpty())
{
wxWindow *child = GetChildren().GetFirst()->GetData();
child->Reparent(m_expanded_panel);
child->Show();
}
// Move sizer to new panel
if(GetSizer())
{
wxSizer* sizer = GetSizer();
SetSizer(NULL, false);
m_expanded_panel->SetSizer(sizer);
}
m_expanded_panel->Realize();
Refresh();
container->SetMinClientSize(size);
container->Show();
m_expanded_panel->SetFocus();
return true;
}
