void CSectionHandler::MoveSize(int iX,int iY,int iWidth,int iHeight)
{
int iXOffset=iX-GetX(),iYOffset=iY-GetY();
if(iXOffset!=0 || iYOffset!=0)
{
ShiftControls(iXOffset,iYOffset);
m_iX=iX;
m_iY=iY;
}
int iWidthOffset=iWidth-GetWidth(),iHeightOffset=iHeight-GetHeight();
if(iWidthOffset!=m_iWidthOffset || iHeightOffset!=m_iHeightOffset)
{
MoveControls(
iWidthOffset-m_iWidthOffset,iHeightOffset-m_iHeightOffset,
GetSplitX(),GetSplitY());
int iPreviousWOffset=m_iWidthOffset,iPreviousHOffset=m_iHeightOffset;
m_iWidthOffset=iWidthOffset;
m_iHeightOffset=iHeightOffset;
InformResize(iPreviousWOffset,iPreviousHOffset);
}
}
void ViewFilesDialog::OnSize(UINT nType, int cx, int cy)
{
CDialog::OnSize(nType, cx, cy);
//LOGI("Dialog: old size %d,%d",
// fLastWinSize.Width(), fLastWinSize.Height());
LOGD("Dialog: new size %d,%d", cx, cy);
if (fLastWinSize.Width() == cx && fLastWinSize.Height() == cy) {
LOGD("VFD OnSize: no change");
return;
}
int deltaX, deltaY;
deltaX = cx - fLastWinSize.Width();
deltaY = cy - fLastWinSize.Height();
//LOGI("Delta is %d,%d", deltaX, deltaY);
ShiftControls(deltaX, deltaY);
GetClientRect(&fLastWinSize);
}
void ViewFilesDialog::DisplayText(const WCHAR* fileName)
{
CWaitCursor wait; // streaming of big files can take a little while
bool errFlg;
bool emptyFlg = false;
bool editHadFocus = false;
ASSERT(fpOutput != NULL);
ASSERT(fileName != NULL);
errFlg = fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputErrorMsg;
ASSERT(fpOutput->GetOutputKind() != ReformatOutput::kOutputUnknown);
CRichEditCtrl* pEdit = (CRichEditCtrl*) GetDlgItem(IDC_FVIEW_EDITBOX);
ASSERT(pEdit != NULL);
/* retain the selection even if we lose focus [can't do this in OnInit] */
pEdit->SetOptions(ECOOP_OR, ECO_SAVESEL);
#if 0
/*
* Start by trashing anything that's there. Not strictly necessary,
* but it prevents the control from trying to maintain the old stuff
* in an undo buffer. (Not entirely sure if a stream-in operation is
* undoable, but it costs very little to be certain.)
*
* UPDATE: I turned this off because it was dinging the speaker (?!).
* Might be doing that because it's in read-only mode.
*/
pEdit->SetSel(0, -1);
pEdit->Clear();
pEdit->EmptyUndoBuffer();
#endif
/*
* There's a redraw flash that goes away if you change the input
* focus to something other than the edit ctrl. (Move between large
* files; it looks like you can see the text being selected and
* hightlighted. The control doesn't have an "always highlight" flag
* set, so if the focus is on a different control it doesn't light up.)
*
* Since we're currently forcing the focus to be on the edit ctrl later
* on, we just jam it to something else here. If nothing has the focus,
* as can happen if we click on "resource fork" and then Alt-N to a
* file without a resource fork, we force the focus to return to the
* edit window.
*
* NOTE: this would look a little better if we used the Prev/Next
* buttons to hold the temporary focus, but we need to know which key
* the user hit. We could also create a bogus control, move it into
* negative space where it will be invisible, and use that as a "focus
* holder".
*/
CWnd* pFocusWnd = GetFocus();
if (pFocusWnd == NULL || pFocusWnd->m_hWnd == pEdit->m_hWnd) {
editHadFocus = true;
GetDlgItem(IDOK)->SetFocus();
}
/*
* The text color isn't getting reset when we reload the control. I
* can't find a "set default text color" call, so I'm reformatting
* part of the buffer.
*
* Here's the weird part: it doesn't seem to matter what color I
* set it to under Win2K. It reverts to black so long as I do anything
* here. Under Win98, it uses the new color.
*/
//if (0)
{
CHARFORMAT cf;
cf.cbSize = sizeof(CHARFORMAT);
cf.dwMask = CFM_COLOR;
cf.crTextColor = RGB(0, 0, 0);
pEdit->SetSel(0, 1); // must select at least one char
pEdit->SetSelectionCharFormat(cf);
}
/*
* Add the appropriate data. If the "bitmap" flag is set, use the
* MyDIBitmap pointer instead.
*/
if (fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputBitmap) {
CClientDC dcScreen(this);
HBITMAP hBitmap;
if (fpRichEditOle == NULL) {
/* can't do this in OnInitDialog -- m_pWnd isn't initialized */
fpRichEditOle = pEdit->GetIRichEditOle();
ASSERT(fpRichEditOle != NULL);
}
//FILE* fp = fopen("C:/test/output.bmp", "wb");
//if (fp != NULL) {
// pDib->WriteToFile(fp);
// fclose(fp);
//}
hBitmap = fpOutput->GetDIB()->ConvertToDDB(dcScreen.m_hDC);
if (hBitmap == NULL) {
LOGI("ConvertToDDB failed!");
pEdit->SetWindowText(L"Internal error.");
errFlg = true;
} else {
//DumpBitmapInfo(hBitmap);
//DumpBitmapInfo(pDib->GetHandle());
LOGI("Inserting bitmap");
pEdit->SetWindowText(L"");
CImageDataObject::InsertBitmap(fpRichEditOle, hBitmap);
/* RichEditCtrl has it now */
::DeleteObject(hBitmap);
}
} else {
/*
* Stream the data in, using the appropriate format. Since we don't
* have the "replace selection" flag set, this replaces everything
* that's currently in there.
*
* We can't use SetWindowText() unless we're willing to forgo viewing
* of binary files in "raw" form. There doesn't seem to be any other
* difference between the two approaches.
*/
const char* textBuf;
long textLen;
int streamFormat;
textBuf = fpOutput->GetTextBuf();
textLen = fpOutput->GetTextLen();
streamFormat = SF_TEXT;
if (fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputRTF)
streamFormat = SF_RTF;
if (fpOutput->GetTextLen() == 0) {
textBuf = "(file is empty)";
textLen = strlen(textBuf);
emptyFlg = true;
EnableFormatSelection(FALSE);
}
if (fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputErrorMsg)
EnableFormatSelection(FALSE);
/* make sure the control will hold everything we throw at it */
pEdit->LimitText(textLen+1);
LOGI("Streaming %ld bytes (kind=%d)",
textLen, fpOutput->GetOutputKind());
/* clear this early to avoid loading onto yellow */
if (errFlg)
pEdit->SetBackgroundColor(FALSE, RGB(255, 255, 0));
else if (emptyFlg)
pEdit->SetBackgroundColor(FALSE, RGB(192, 192, 192));
else
pEdit->SetBackgroundColor(TRUE, 0);
RichEditXfer xfer(textBuf, textLen);
EDITSTREAM es;
es.dwCookie = (DWORD) &xfer;
es.dwError = 0;
es.pfnCallback = RichEditXfer::EditStreamCallback;
long count;
count = pEdit->StreamIn(streamFormat, es);
LOGI("StreamIn returned count=%ld dwError=%d", count, es.dwError);
if (es.dwError != 0) {
/* a -16 error can happen if the type is RTF but contents are not */
char errorText[256];
sprintf(errorText,
"ERROR: failed while loading data (err=0x%08lx)\n"
"(File contents might be too big for Windows to display)\n",
es.dwError);
RichEditXfer errXfer(errorText, strlen(errorText));
es.dwCookie = (DWORD) &errXfer;
es.dwError = 0;
count = pEdit->StreamIn(SF_TEXT, es);
LOGI("Error StreamIn returned count=%ld dwError=%d", count, es.dwError);
errFlg = true;
}
//pEdit->SetSel(0, 0);
}
/* move us back to the top */
pEdit->LineScroll(-pEdit->GetFirstVisibleLine());
/* just in case it's trying to hold on to something */
pEdit->EmptyUndoBuffer();
/* work around bug that creates unnecessary scroll bars */
pEdit->SetScrollRange(SB_VERT, 0, 0, TRUE);
pEdit->SetScrollRange(SB_HORZ, 0, 0, TRUE);
/* display the entire message in the user's selected font */
if (!fpOutput->GetMultipleFontsFlag()) {
// adjust the font, stripping default boldness from SF_TEXT
NewFontSelected(fpOutput->GetOutputKind() != ReformatOutput::kOutputRTF);
}
/* enable/disable the scroll bars */
//pEdit->EnableScrollBar(SB_BOTH, ESB_DISABLE_BOTH);
if (errFlg)
pEdit->SetBackgroundColor(FALSE, RGB(255, 255, 0));
else if (emptyFlg)
pEdit->SetBackgroundColor(FALSE, RGB(192, 192, 192));
else
pEdit->SetBackgroundColor(TRUE, 0);
/*
* Work around a Windows bug that prevents the scroll bars from
* being displayed immediately. This makes them appear, but the
* vertical scroll bar comes out funky on short files (fixed with
* the SetScrollRange call above).
*
* Best guess: when the edit box is resized, it chooses the scroll bar
* configuration based on the currently-loaded data. If you resize it
* and *then* add data, you're stuck with the previous scroll bar
* values. This doesn't quite make sense though...
*
* This works:
* - Set up dialog.
* - Load data.
* - Do minor twiddling.
* - Resize box significantly.
*
* This works:
* - (box already has data in it)
* - Load new data.
* - Do minor twiddling.
*
* This doesn't:
* - Set up dialog
* - Resize box significantly.
* - Load data.
* - Do minor twiddling.
*
* There might be some first-time setup issues in here. Hard to say.
* Anything related to RichEdit controls is extremely fragile, and must
* be tested with a variety of inputs, preference settings, and under
* at least Win98 and Win2K (which are *very* different).
*/
if (fFirstResize) {
/* adjust the size of the window to match the last size used */
const Preferences* pPreferences = GET_PREFERENCES();
long width = pPreferences->GetPrefLong(kPrFileViewerWidth);
long height = pPreferences->GetPrefLong(kPrFileViewerHeight);
CRect fullRect;
GetWindowRect(&fullRect);
//LOGI(" VFD pre-size %dx%d", fullRect.Width(), fullRect.Height());
fullRect.right = fullRect.left + width;
fullRect.bottom = fullRect.top + height;
MoveWindow(fullRect, TRUE);
editHadFocus = true; // force focus on edit box
fFirstResize = false;
} else {
/* this should be enough */
ShiftControls(0, 0);
}
if (fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputBitmap) {
/* get the cursor off of the image */
pEdit->SetSel(-1, -1);
}
/*
* We want the focus to be on the text window so keyboard selection
* commands work. However, it's also nice to be able to arrow through
* the format selection box.
*/
if (editHadFocus)
pEdit->SetFocus();
fTitle = fileName;
//if (fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputText ||
// fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputRTF ||
// fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputCSV ||
// fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputBitmap ||
// fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputRaw)
//{
// not for error messages
fTitle += _T(" [");
fTitle += fpOutput->GetFormatDescr();
fTitle += _T("]");
//} else if (fpOutput->GetOutputKind() == ReformatOutput::kOutputRaw) {
// fTitle += _T(" [Raw]");
//}
CString winTitle = _T("File Viewer - ");
winTitle += fTitle;
SetWindowText(winTitle);
/*
* Enable or disable the next/prev buttons.
*/
CButton* pButton;
pButton = (CButton*) GetDlgItem(IDC_FVIEW_PREV);
pButton->EnableWindow(fpSelSet->IterHasPrev());
pButton = (CButton*) GetDlgItem(IDC_FVIEW_NEXT);
pButton->EnableWindow(fpSelSet->IterHasNext());
}
