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--[[--
Widget class.
@classmod Widget
--]]--
local STRICT = false
local ROOT = (...):gsub('[^.]*$', '')
local Backend = require(ROOT .. 'backend')
local Event = require(ROOT .. 'event')
local Attribute = require(ROOT .. 'attribute')
local Painter = require(ROOT .. 'painter')
local Font = Backend.Font
local Widget = {}
Event.injectBinders(Widget)
--[[--
API Properties
These properties may be useful when creating user interfaces,
and are a formal part of the API.
@section api
--]]--
--[[--
Whether this widget has keyboard focus.
Can be used by styles and themes. This value is automatically set by
the `Input` class, and should generally be treated as read-only.
--]]--
Widget.focused = false
--[[--
Whether the pointer is within this widget.
Can be used by styles and themes. This value is automatically set by
the `Input` class, and should generally be treated as read-only.
--]]--
Widget.hovered = false
--[[--
Whether the pointer was pressed on this widget and not yet released.
Can be used by styles and themes. This value is automatically set by
the `Input` class, and should generally be treated as read-only.
--]]--
Widget.pressed = nil
--[[--
Internal Properties
These properties are used internally, but are not likely to be useful
when creating user interfaces; they are not a formal part of the API
and may change at any time.
@section internal
--]]--
--[[--
Identifies this object as a widget.
Can be used to determine whether an unknown object is a widget.
--]]--
Widget.isWidget = true
--[[--
Whether the widget is currently being reshaped.
Used internally by `reshape` to prevent stack overflows when handling
`Reshape` events.
--]]--
Widget.isReshaping = false
--[[--
Whether this widget has a type.
Used by the @{attribute.type|type} attribute to determine whether to
run the type initializer when the widget's type is set. After a type
initializer has run, `hasType` becomes `true` and no other type
initializers should run on the widget.
--]]--
Widget.hasType = false
--[[--
The `Font` object associated with the widget.
--]]--
Widget.fontData = nil
--[[--
The `Text` object associated with the widget.
--]]--
Widget.textData = nil
--[[--
@section end
--]]--
Widget.typeDecorators = {
button = require(ROOT .. 'widget.button'),
check = require(ROOT .. 'widget.check'),
menu = require(ROOT .. 'widget.menu'),
['menu.item'] = require(ROOT .. 'widget.menu.item'),
progress = require(ROOT .. 'widget.progress'),
radio = require(ROOT .. 'widget.radio'),
sash = require(ROOT .. 'widget.sash'),
slider = require(ROOT .. 'widget.slider'),
status = require(ROOT .. 'widget.status'),
stepper = require(ROOT .. 'widget.stepper'),
text = require(ROOT .. 'widget.text'),
window = require(ROOT .. 'widget.window'),
}
--[[--
Static Functions
@section static
--]]--
--[[--
Register a custom widget type.
@static
@tparam string name
A unique name for this type of widget.
@tparam function(Widget) decorator
An initialization function for this type of widget.
--]]--
function Widget.register (name, decorator)
Widget.typeDecorators[name] = decorator
end
--[[--
@section end
--]]--
-- look for properties in attributes, Widget, style, and theme
local function metaIndex (self, property)
-- look in widget's own attributes
local A = self.attributeDescriptors[property] or Attribute[property]
if A then
local value = A.get and A.get(self, property)
or self.attributes[property]
if type(value) == 'function' then value = value(self) end
if value ~= nil then return value end
end
-- look in Widget class properties
local value = Widget[property]
if value ~= nil then return value end
-- look in style
local layout = self.layout
value = layout:getStyle():getProperty(self, property)
if value ~= nil then return value end
-- look in theme
return layout:getTheme():getProperty(self, property)
end
-- setting attributes triggers special behavior
local function metaNewIndex (self, property, value)
local A = self.attributeDescriptors[property] or Attribute[property]
if A then
if A.set then
A.set(self, value, property)
else
self.attributes[property] = value
end
else
if STRICT and Widget[property] == nil then
error(property .. ' is not a valid widget property.')
else
rawset(self, property, value)
end
end
end
local attributeNames = {}
for name in pairs(Attribute) do
if name ~= 'type' then -- type must be handled last
attributeNames[#attributeNames + 1] = name
end
end
attributeNames[#attributeNames + 1] = 'type'
--[[--
Widget pseudo-constructor.
@function Luigi.Widget
@within Constructor
@tparam Layout layout
The layout this widget belongs to.
@tparam[opt] table data
The data definition table for this widget.
This table is identical to the constructed widget.
@treturn Widget
A Widget instance.
--]]--
local function metaCall (Widget, layout, self)
self = self or {}
self.layout = layout
self.position = { x = nil, y = nil }
self.dimensions = { width = nil, height = nil }
self.attributes = {}
self.attributeDescriptors = {}
self.pressed = {}
self.painter = Painter(self)
setmetatable(self, { __index = metaIndex, __newindex = metaNewIndex })
for _, property in ipairs(attributeNames) do
local value = rawget(self, property)
rawset(self, property, nil)
self[property] = value
end
for k, v in ipairs(self) do
self[k] = v.isWidget and v or metaCall(Widget, self.layout, v)
self[k].parent = self
end
return self
end
--[[--
Define a custom attribute for this widget.
@tparam string name
The name of the attribute.
@tparam table descriptor
A table, optionally containing `get` and `set` functions (see `Attribute`).
@treturn Widget
Return this widget for chaining.
--]]--
function Widget:defineAttribute (name, descriptor)
local value = self[name]
self.attributeDescriptors[name] = descriptor or {}
rawset(self, name, nil)
self[name] = value
return self
end
--[[--
Fire an event on this widget and each ancestor.
If any event handler returns non-nil, stop the event from propagating.
@tparam string eventName
The name of the Event.
@tparam[opt] table data
Information about the event to send to handlers.
@treturn mixed
The first value returned by an event handler.
--]]--
function Widget:bubbleEvent (eventName, data)
local event = Event[eventName]
data = data or {}
data.target = self
for ancestor in self:eachAncestor(true) do
local result = event:emit(ancestor, data)
if result ~= nil then return result end
end
return event:emit(self.layout, data)
end
--[[--
Get widget's previous sibling.
@treturn Widget|nil
The widget's previous sibling, if any.
--]]--
function Widget:getPreviousSibling ()
local parent = self.parent
if not parent then return end
for i, widget in ipairs(parent) do
if widget == self then return parent[i - 1] end
end
end
--[[--
Get widget's next sibling.
@treturn Widget|nil
The widget's next sibling, if any.
--]]--
function Widget:getNextSibling ()
local parent = self.parent
if not parent then return end
for i, widget in ipairs(parent) do
if widget == self then return parent[i + 1] end
end
end
--[[--
Attempt to focus the widget.
Unfocus currently focused widget, and focus this widget if it's focusable.
@treturn boolean
true if this widget was focused, else false.
--]]--
function Widget:focus ()
local layout = self.layout
if layout.focusedWidget then
layout.focusedWidget.focused = nil
layout.focusedWidget = nil
end
if self.focusable then
self.focused = true
layout.focusedWidget = self
return true
end
return false
end
--[[--
Get the next widget, depth-first.
If the widget has children, returns the first child.
Otherwise, returns the next sibling of the nearest possible ancestor.
Cycles back around to the layout root from the last widget in the tree.
@treturn Widget
The next widget in the tree.
--]]--
function Widget:getNextNeighbor ()
if #self > 0 then
return self[1]
end
for ancestor in self:eachAncestor(true) do
local nextWidget = ancestor:getNextSibling()
if nextWidget then return nextWidget end
end
return self.layout.root
end
-- get the last child of the last child of the last child of the...
local function getGreatestDescendant (widget)
while #widget > 0 do
widget = widget[#widget]
end
return widget
end
--[[--
Get the previous widget, depth-first.
Uses the reverse of the traversal order used by `getNextNeighbor`.
Cycles back around to the last widget in the tree from the layout root.
@treturn Widget
The previous widget in the tree.
--]]--
function Widget:getPreviousNeighbor ()
local layout = self.layout
if self == layout.root then
return getGreatestDescendant(self)
end
for ancestor in self:eachAncestor(true) do
local previousWidget = ancestor:getPreviousSibling()
if previousWidget then
return getGreatestDescendant(previousWidget)
end
if ancestor ~= self then return ancestor end
end
return layout.root
end
--[[--
Add a child to this widget.
@tparam Widget|table data
A widget or definition table representing a widget.
@treturn Widget
The newly added child widget.
--]]--
function Widget:addChild (data)
local layout = self.layout
local child = data and data.isWidget and data or Widget(layout, data or {})
self[#self + 1] = child
child.parent = self
child.layout = self.layout
return child
end
function Widget:calculateDimension (name)
-- If dimensions are already calculated, return them.
if self.dimensions[name] then
return self.dimensions[name]
end
-- Get minimum width/height from attributes.
local min = (name == 'width') and (self.minwidth or 0)
or (self.minheight or 0)
-- If width/height attribute is found (in widget, style or theme)
if self[name] then
-- and if width/height is "auto" then shrink to fit content
if self[name] == 'auto' then
self.dimensions[name] = self:calculateDimensionMinimum(name)
return self.dimensions[name]
end
-- else width/height should be a number; use that value,
-- clamped to minimum.
self.dimensions[name] = math.max(self[name], min)
return self.dimensions[name]
end
-- If the widget is a layout root (and has no width/height),
-- it's the same size as the window.
local parent = self.parent
if not parent then
local windowWidth, windowHeight = Backend.getWindowSize()
local size = name == 'width' and windowWidth or windowHeight
self.dimensions[name] = size
return self.dimensions[name]
end
-- Widgets expand to fit their parents when no width/height is specified.
local parentDimension = parent:calculateDimension(name)
parentDimension = parentDimension - (parent.margin or 0) * 2
parentDimension = parentDimension - (parent.padding or 0) * 2
-- If the dimension is in the opposite direction of the parent flow
-- (for example if parent.flow is 'x' and the dimension is 'height'),
-- then return the parent dimension.
local parentFlow = parent.flow or 'y'
if (parentFlow ~= 'x' and name == 'width')
or (parentFlow == 'x' and name == 'height') then
self.dimensions[name] = math.max(parentDimension, min)
return self.dimensions[name]
end
-- If the dimension is in the same direction as the parent flow
-- (for example if parent.flow is 'x' and the dimension is 'width'),
-- then return an equal portion of the unclaimed space in the parent.
local claimed = 0
local unsized = 1
for i, widget in ipairs(self.parent) do
if widget ~= self then
local value = widget[name]
if value == 'auto' then
if not widget.dimensions[name] then
widget.dimensions[name] = widget:calculateDimensionMinimum(name)
end
claimed = claimed + widget.dimensions[name]
elseif value then
local min = (name == 'width') and (widget.minwidth or 0)
or (widget.minheight or 0)
claimed = claimed + math.max(value, min)
else
unsized = unsized + 1
end
end
end
local size = (parentDimension - claimed) / unsized
size = math.max(size, min)
self.dimensions[name] = size
return size
end
function Widget:calculateRootPosition (axis)
local value = (axis == 'x' and self.left) or (axis ~= 'x' and self.top)
if value then
self.position[axis] = value
return value
end
local ww, wh = Backend.getWindowSize()
if axis == 'x' and type(self.width) == 'number' then
value = (ww - self.width) / 2
elseif axis ~= 'x' and type(self.height) == 'number' then
value = (wh - self.height) / 2
else
value = 0
end
self.position[axis] = value
return value
end
function Widget:calculatePosition (axis)
if self.position[axis] then
return self.position[axis]
end
local parent = self.parent
local scroll = 0
if not parent then
return self:calculateRootPosition(axis)
else
scroll = axis == 'x' and (parent.scrollX or 0)
or axis ~= 'x' and (parent.scrollY or 0)
end
local parentPos = parent:calculatePosition(axis)
local p = parentPos - scroll + (parent.margin or 0) + (parent.padding or 0)
local parentFlow = parent.flow or 'y'
for i, widget in ipairs(parent) do
if widget == self then
self.position[axis] = p
return p
end
if parentFlow == axis then
local dimension = (axis == 'x') and 'width' or 'height'
p = p + widget:calculateDimension(dimension)
end
end
self.position[axis] = 0
return 0
end
function Widget:calculateDimensionMinimum (name)
local dim = self[name]
local min = (name == 'width') and (self.minwidth or 0)
or (self.minheight or 0)
if type(dim) == 'number' then
return math.max(dim, min)
end
local value = 0
for _, child in ipairs(self) do
if (name == 'width' and self.flow == 'x')
or (name == 'height' and self.flow ~= 'x') then
value = value + child:calculateDimensionMinimum(name)
else
value = math.max(value, child:calculateDimensionMinimum(name))
end
end
if value > 0 then
local space = (self.margin or 0) * 2 + (self.padding or 0) * 2
value = value + space
end
return math.max(value, min)
end
--[[--
Get the widget's X coordinate.
@treturn number
The widget's X coordinate.
--]]--
function Widget:getX ()
return self:calculatePosition('x')
end
--[[--
Get the widget's Y coordinate.
@treturn number
The widget's Y coordinate.
--]]--
function Widget:getY ()
return self:calculatePosition('y')
end
--[[--
Get the widget's calculated width.
@treturn number
The widget's calculated width.
--]]--
function Widget:getWidth ()
return self:calculateDimension('width')
end
--[[--
Get the widget's calculated height.
@treturn number
The widget's calculated height.
--]]--
function Widget:getHeight ()
return self:calculateDimension('height')
end
--[[--
Get the content width.
Gets the combined width of the widget's children.
@treturn number
The content width.
--]]--
function Widget:getContentWidth ()
local width = 0
for _, child in ipairs(self) do
width = width + child:getWidth()
end
return width
end
--[[--
Get the content height.
Gets the combined height of the widget's children.
@treturn number
The content height.
--]]--
function Widget:getContentHeight ()
local height = 0
for _, child in ipairs(self) do
height = height + child:getHeight()
end
return height
end
function Widget:getFont ()
if not self.fontData then
self.fontData = Font(self.font, self.size)
end
return self.fontData
end
--[[--
Get x/y/width/height values describing a rectangle within the widget.
@tparam boolean useMargin
Whether to adjust the rectangle based on the widget's margin.
@tparam boolean usePadding
Whether to adjust the rectangle based on the widget's padding.
@treturn number
The upper left corner's X position.
@treturn number
The upper left corner's Y position.
@treturn number
The rectangle's width
@treturn number
The rectangle's height
--]]--
function Widget:getRectangle (useMargin, usePadding)
local x, y = self:getX(), self:getY()
local w, h = self:getWidth(), self:getHeight()
local function shrink(amount)
x = x + amount
y = y + amount
w = w - amount * 2
h = h - amount * 2
end
if useMargin then
shrink(self.margin or 0)
end
if usePadding then
shrink(self.padding or 0)
end
return math.floor(x), math.floor(y), math.floor(w), math.floor(h)
end
--[[--
Determine whether a point is within a widget.
@tparam number x
The point's X coordinate.
@tparam number y
The point's Y coordinate.
@treturn boolean
true if the point is within the widget, else false.
--]]--
function Widget:isAt (x, y)
local x1, y1, w, h = self:getRectangle()
local x2, y2 = x1 + w, y1 + h
return (x1 <= x) and (x2 >= x) and (y1 <= y) and (y2 >= y)
end
--[[--
Iterate widget's ancestors.
@tparam boolean includeSelf
Whether to include this widget as the first result.
@treturn function
Returns an iterator function that returns widgets.
@usage
for ancestor in myWidget:eachAncestor(true) do
print(widget.type or 'generic')
end
--]]--
function Widget:eachAncestor (includeSelf)
local instance = includeSelf and self or self.parent
return function()
local widget = instance
if not widget then return end
instance = widget.parent
return widget
end
end
function Widget:paint ()
return self.painter:paint()
end
--[[--
Reshape the widget.
Clears calculated widget dimensions, allowing them to be recalculated, and
fires a Reshape event (does not bubble). Called recursively for each child.
When setting a widget's width or height, this function is automatically called
on the parent widget.
--]]--
function Widget:reshape ()
if self.isReshaping then return end
self.isReshaping = true
self.position = {}
self.dimensions = {}
self.textData = nil
Event.Reshape:emit(self, { target = self })
for i, widget in ipairs(self) do
if widget.reshape then
widget:reshape()
end
end
self.isReshaping = nil
end
return setmetatable(Widget, { __call = metaCall })