//
// Handle toolbar dragging
//
void ToolManager::OnMouse( wxMouseEvent & event )
{
// Go ahead and set the event to propagate
event.Skip();
// Can't do anything if we're not dragging. This also prevents
// us from intercepting events that don't belong to us from the
// parent since we're Connect()ed to a couple.
if( !mDragWindow )
{
return;
}
#if defined(__WXMAC__)
// Disable window animation
wxSystemOptions::SetOption( wxMAC_WINDOW_PLAIN_TRANSITION, 1 );
#endif
// Retrieve the event position
wxPoint pos =
( (wxWindow *)event.GetEventObject() )->ClientToScreen( event.GetPosition() );
// Button was released...finish the drag
if( !event.LeftIsDown() )
{
// Release capture
if( mParent->HasCapture() )
{
mParent->ReleaseMouse();
}
// Hide the indicator
mIndicator->Hide();
// Transition the bar to a dock
if( mDragDock && !event.ShiftDown() )
{
// Trip over...everyone ashore that's going ashore...
mDragDock->Dock( mDragBar, mDragBefore );
// Done with the floater
mDragWindow->Destroy();
mDragBar->Refresh(false);
}
else
{
// Calling SetDocked() to force the grabber button to popup
mDragBar->SetDocked( NULL, false );
}
// Done dragging
mDragWindow = NULL;
mDragDock = NULL;
mDragBar = NULL;
mLastPos.x = mBarPos.x = -1;
mLastPos.y = mBarPos.y = -1;
mTimer.Stop();
}
else if( event.Dragging() && pos != mLastPos )
{
// Make toolbar follow the mouse
mDragWindow->Move( pos - mDragOffset );
// Remember to prevent excessive movement
mLastPos = pos;
// Calc the top dock hittest rectangle
wxRect tr = mTopDock->GetRect();
tr.SetBottom( tr.GetBottom() + 10 );
tr.SetPosition( mTopDock->GetParent()->ClientToScreen( tr.GetPosition() ) );
// Calc the bottom dock hittest rectangle
wxRect br = mBotDock->GetRect();
br.SetTop( br.GetTop() - 10 );
br.SetBottom( br.GetBottom() + 20 );
br.SetPosition( mBotDock->GetParent()->ClientToScreen( br.GetPosition() ) );
// Is mouse pointer within either dock?
ToolDock *dock = NULL;
if( tr.Contains( pos ) )
{
dock = mTopDock;
}
else if( br.Contains( pos ) )
{
dock = mBotDock;
}
// Looks like we have a winner...
if( dock )
{
wxPoint p;
wxRect r;
// Calculate where the bar would be placed
mDragBefore = dock->PositionBar( mDragBar, pos, r );
// If different than the last time, the indicator must be moved
if( r != mBarPos )
{
wxRect dr = dock->GetRect();
// Hide the indicator before changing the shape
mIndicator->Hide();
// Decide which direction the arrow should point
if( r.GetBottom() >= dr.GetHeight() )
{
p.x = dr.GetLeft() + ( dr.GetWidth() / 2 );
p.y = dr.GetBottom() - mDown->GetBox().GetHeight();
mCurrent = mDown;
}
else
{
p.x = dr.GetLeft() + r.GetLeft();
p.y = dr.GetTop() + r.GetTop() +
( ( r.GetHeight() - mLeft->GetBox().GetHeight() ) / 2 );
mCurrent = mLeft;
}
// Change the shape while hidden and then show it if okay
mIndicator->SetShape( *mCurrent );
if( !event.ShiftDown() )
{
mIndicator->Show();
mIndicator->Update();
}
// Move it into position
// LL: Do this after the Show() since KDE doesn't move the window
// if it's not shown. (Do it outside if the previous IF as well)
mIndicator->Move( dock->GetParent()->ClientToScreen( p ) );
// Remember for next go round
mBarPos = r;
}
}
else
{
// Hide the indicator if it's still shown
if( mBarPos.x != -1 )
{
// Hide any
mIndicator->Hide();
mBarPos.x = -1;
mBarPos.y = -1;
}
}
// Remember to which dock the drag bar belongs.
mDragDock = dock;
}
#if defined(__WXMAC__)
// Reinstate original transition
wxSystemOptions::SetOption( wxMAC_WINDOW_PLAIN_TRANSITION, mTransition );
#endif
}
//
// Handle toolbar dragging
//
void ToolManager::OnMouse( wxMouseEvent & event )
{
// Go ahead and set the event to propagate
event.Skip();
// Can't do anything if we're not dragging. This also prevents
// us from intercepting events that don't belong to us from the
// parent since we're Connect()ed to a couple.
if( !mDragWindow )
{
return;
}
#if defined(__WXMAC__)
// Disable window animation
wxSystemOptions::SetOption( wxMAC_WINDOW_PLAIN_TRANSITION, 1 );
#endif
// Retrieve the event position
wxPoint pos =
( (wxWindow *)event.GetEventObject() )->ClientToScreen( event.GetPosition() ) - mDragOffset;
// Button was released...finish the drag
if( !event.LeftIsDown() )
{
// Transition the bar to a dock
if( mDragDock && !event.ShiftDown() )
{
// Trip over...everyone ashore that's going ashore...
mDragDock->Dock( mDragBar, true, mDragBefore );
mDragWindow->ClearBar();
// Done with the floater
mDragWindow->Destroy();
mDragWindow = nullptr;
mDragBar->Refresh(false);
}
else
{
// Calling SetDocked() to force the grabber button to popup
mDragBar->SetDocked( NULL, false );
}
DoneDragging();
}
else if( event.Dragging() && pos != mLastPos )
{
// Make toolbar follow the mouse
mDragWindow->Move( pos );
// Remember to prevent excessive movement
mLastPos = pos;
// Calc the top dock hittest rectangle
wxRect tr = mTopDock->GetRect();
tr.SetBottom( tr.GetBottom() + 10 );
tr.SetPosition( mTopDock->GetParent()->ClientToScreen( tr.GetPosition() ) );
// Calc the bottom dock hittest rectangle
wxRect br = mBotDock->GetRect();
br.SetTop( br.GetTop() - 10 );
br.SetBottom( br.GetBottom() + 20 );
br.SetPosition( mBotDock->GetParent()->ClientToScreen( br.GetPosition() ) );
// Add half the bar height. We could use the actual bar height, but that would be confusing as a
// bar removed at a place might not dock back there if just let go.
// Also add 5 pixels in horizontal direction, so that a click without a move (or a very small move)
// lands back where we started.
pos += wxPoint( 5, 20 );
// To find which dock, rather than test against pos, test against the whole dragger rect.
// This means it is enough to overlap the dock to dock with it.
wxRect barRect = mDragWindow->GetRect();
ToolDock *dock = NULL;
if( tr.Intersects( barRect ) )
dock = mTopDock;
else if( br.Intersects( barRect ) )
dock = mBotDock;
// Looks like we have a winner...
if( dock )
{
wxPoint p;
wxRect r;
// Calculate where the bar would be placed
mDragBefore = dock->PositionBar( mDragBar, pos, r );
// If different than the last time, the indicator must be moved
if( r != mBarPos )
{
wxRect dr = dock->GetRect();
// Hide the indicator before changing the shape
mIndicator->Hide();
// Decide which direction the arrow should point
if( r.GetTop() >= dr.GetHeight() )
{
const auto &box = mDown->GetBox();
p.x = dr.GetLeft() + ( dr.GetWidth() / 2 )
- (box.GetWidth() / 2);
p.y = dr.GetBottom() - box.GetHeight();
mCurrent = mDown.get();
}
else
{
p.x = dr.GetLeft() + r.GetLeft();
p.y = dr.GetTop() + r.GetTop() +
( ( r.GetHeight() - mLeft->GetBox().GetHeight() ) / 2 );
mCurrent = mLeft.get();
}
// Change the shape while hidden and then show it if okay
mIndicator->SetShape( *mCurrent );
if( !event.ShiftDown() )
{
mIndicator->Show();
mIndicator->Update();
}
// Move it into position
// LL: Do this after the Show() since KDE doesn't move the window
// if it's not shown. (Do it outside if the previous IF as well)
mIndicator->Move( dock->GetParent()->ClientToScreen( p ) );
// Remember for next go round
mBarPos = r;
}
}
else
{
// Hide the indicator if it's still shown
if( mBarPos.x != -1 )
{
// Hide any
mIndicator->Hide();
mBarPos.x = -1;
mBarPos.y = -1;
}
}
// Remember to which dock the drag bar belongs.
mDragDock = dock;
}
#if defined(__WXMAC__)
// Reinstate original transition
wxSystemOptions::SetOption( wxMAC_WINDOW_PLAIN_TRANSITION, mTransition );
#endif
}
