void GuiDecoyCtrl::onMouseUp(const GuiEvent &event)
{
mouseUnlock();
setUpdate();
//this code is pretty hacky. right now there is no way that guiCanvas will allow sending more than
//one signal to one gui control at a time.
if(mIsDecoy == true)
{
mVisible = false;
GuiControl *parent = getParent();
Point2I localPoint = parent->globalToLocalCoord(event.mousePoint);
GuiControl *tempControl = parent->findHitControl(localPoint);
//the decoy control has the responsibility of keeping track of the decoyed controls status
if( mDecoyReference != NULL && tempControl == mDecoyReference)
tempControl->onMouseUp(event);
else if(mDecoyReference != NULL && tempControl != mDecoyReference)
{
//as explained earlier, this control was written in the mindset for buttons.
//nothing bad should ever happen if not a button due to the checks in this function though.
GuiButtonBaseCtrl *unCastCtrl = NULL;
unCastCtrl = dynamic_cast<GuiButtonBaseCtrl *>( mDecoyReference );
if(unCastCtrl != NULL)
unCastCtrl->resetState();
}
mVisible = true;
}
}
void GuiDecoyCtrl::onMouseDown(const GuiEvent &event)
{
if ( !mVisible || !mAwake )
return;
mouseLock();
if(mIsDecoy == true)
{
mVisible = false;
GuiControl *parent = getParent();
Point2I localPoint = parent->globalToLocalCoord(event.mousePoint);
GuiControl *tempControl = parent->findHitControl(localPoint);
tempControl->onMouseDown(event);
mVisible = true;
}
execConsoleCallback();
setUpdate();
}
void GuiDecoyCtrl::onMouseMove(const GuiEvent &event)
{
//if this control is a dead end, make sure the event stops here
if ( !mVisible || !mAwake )
return;
//pass the event to the parent
GuiControl *parent = getParent();
if ( parent )
parent->onMouseMove( event );
Point2I localPoint = parent->globalToLocalCoord(event.mousePoint);
//also pretty hacky. since guiCanvas, *NOT* GuiControl, distributes the calls for onMouseEnter
//and onMouseLeave, we simulate those calls here through a series of checks.
if(mIsDecoy == true)
{
mVisible = false;
GuiControl *parent = getParent();
GuiControl *tempControl = parent->findHitControl(localPoint);
//the decoy control has the responsibility of keeping track of the decoyed controls status
if(mMouseOverDecoy == false && mDecoyReference != NULL)
{
tempControl->onMouseEnter(event);
mMouseOverDecoy = true;
}
else if(tempControl != mDecoyReference && mDecoyReference != NULL)
{
mDecoyReference->onMouseLeave(event);
mMouseOverDecoy = false;
}
mDecoyReference = tempControl;
mVisible = true;
}
}
