nuttx-apps/graphics/nxwidgets/UnitTests/CGlyphButton/cglyphbuttontest.cxx

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// apps/graphics/nxwidgets/UnitTests/CGlyphButton/cglyphbuttontest.cxx
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// Included Files
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#include <nuttx/config.h>

#include <nuttx/init.h>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cerrno>
#include <debug.h>

#include <nuttx/nx/nx.h>
#include <nuttx/nx/nxfonts.h>

#include "graphics/nxwidgets/nxconfig.hxx"
#include "graphics/nxwidgets/cglyphbuttontest.hxx"
#include "graphics/nxwidgets/cbgwindow.hxx"

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// Definitions
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// Private Classes
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// Private Data
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// Public Data
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// Public Function Prototypes
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// CGlyphButtonTest Method Implementations
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// CGlyphButtonTest Constructor

CGlyphButtonTest::CGlyphButtonTest()
{
  m_widgetControl = (CWidgetControl *)NULL;
  m_bgWindow      = (CBgWindow *)NULL;
  m_center.x      = 0;
  m_center.y      = 0;
}

// CGlyphButtonTest Descriptor

CGlyphButtonTest::~CGlyphButtonTest()
{
  disconnect();
}

// Connect to the NX server

bool CGlyphButtonTest::connect(void)
{
  // Connect to the server

  bool nxConnected = CNxServer::connect();
  if (nxConnected)
    {
      // Set the background color

      if (!setBackgroundColor(CONFIG_CGLYPHBUTTONTEST_BGCOLOR))
        {
          printf("CGlyphButtonTest::connect: setBackgroundColor failed\n");
        }
    }

  return nxConnected;
}

// Disconnect from the NX server

void CGlyphButtonTest::disconnect(void)
{
  // Delete the widget control instance

  if (m_widgetControl)
    {
      delete m_widgetControl;
    }

  // Close the window

  if (m_bgWindow)
    {
      delete m_bgWindow;
    }

  // And disconnect from the server

  CNxServer::disconnect();
}

// Create the background window instance.  This function illustrates
// the basic steps to instantiate any window:
//
// 1) Create a dumb CWigetControl instance
// 2) Pass the dumb CWidgetControl instance to the window constructor
//    that inherits from INxWindow.  This will "smarten" the CWidgetControl
//    instance with some window knowlede
// 3) Call the open() method on the window to display the window.
// 4) After that, the fully smartened CWidgetControl instance can
//    be used to generate additional widgets by passing it to the
//    widget constructor

bool CGlyphButtonTest::createWindow(void)
{
  // Initialize the widget control using the default style

  m_widgetControl = new CWidgetControl((CWidgetStyle *)NULL);

  // Get an (uninitialized) instance of the background window as a class
  // that derives from INxWindow.

  m_bgWindow = getBgWindow(m_widgetControl);
  if (!m_bgWindow)
    {
      printf("CGlyphButtonTest::createGraphics: Failed to create CBgWindow instance\n");
      delete m_widgetControl;
      return false;
    }

  // Open (and initialize) the window

  bool success = m_bgWindow->open();
  if (!success)
    {
      printf("CGlyphButtonTest::createGraphics: Failed to open background window\n");
      delete m_bgWindow;
      m_bgWindow = (CBgWindow*)0;
      return false;
    }

  return true;
}

// Create a CGlyphButton instance

CGlyphButton *CGlyphButtonTest::createButton(FAR const struct SBitmap *clickGlyph,
                                             FAR const struct SBitmap *unClickedGlyph)
{
  // Get the width of the display

  struct nxgl_size_s windowSize;
  if (!m_bgWindow->getSize(&windowSize))
    {
      printf("CGlyphButtonTest::createGraphics: Failed to get window size\n");
      return (CGlyphButton *)NULL;
    }

  // Get the height and width of the glyph display area

  nxgl_coord_t glyphWidth  = MAX(clickGlyph->width, unClickedGlyph->width);
  nxgl_coord_t glyphHeight = MAX(clickGlyph->height, unClickedGlyph->height);

  // The default CGlyphButton has borders enabled with thickness of the border
  // width.  Add twice the thickness of the border to the width and height. (We
  // could let CGlyphButton do this for us by calling
  // CGlyphButton::getPreferredDimensions())

  glyphWidth  += 2 * 1;
  glyphHeight += 2 * 1;

  // Pick an X/Y position such that the button will be centered in the display

  nxgl_coord_t buttonX;
  if (glyphWidth >= windowSize.w)
    {
      buttonX = 0;
    }
  else
    {
      buttonX = (windowSize.w - glyphWidth) >> 1;
    }

  nxgl_coord_t buttonY;
  if (glyphHeight >= windowSize.h)
    {
      buttonY = 0;
    }
  else
    {
      buttonY = (windowSize.h - glyphHeight) >> 1;
    }

  // Save the center position of the button for use by click and release

  m_center.x = buttonX + (glyphWidth >> 1);
  m_center.y = buttonY + (glyphHeight >> 1);

  // Now we have enough information to create the button

  return new CGlyphButton(m_widgetControl, buttonX, buttonY,
                          glyphWidth, glyphHeight,
                          unClickedGlyph, clickGlyph);
}

// Draw the button

void CGlyphButtonTest::showButton(CGlyphButton *button)
{
  button->enable();        // Un-necessary, the widget is enabled by default
  button->enableDrawing();
  button->redraw();
}

// Perform a simulated mouse click on the button.  This method injects
// the mouse click through the NX hierarchy just as would real mouse
// hardware.

void CGlyphButtonTest::click(void)
{
  // nx_mousein is meant to be called by mouse handling software.
  // Here we just inject a left-button click directly in the center of
  // the button.

  // First, get the server handle.  Graphics software will never care
  // about the server handle.  Here we need it to get access to the
  // low-level mouse interface

  NXHANDLE handle = getServer();

  // Then inject the mouse click

  nx_mousein(handle, m_center.x, m_center.y, NX_MOUSE_LEFTBUTTON);
}

// The counterpart to click.  This simulates a button release through
// the same mechanism.

void CGlyphButtonTest::release(void)
{
  // nx_mousein is meant to be called by mouse handling software.
  // Here we just inject a left-button click directly in the center of
  // the button.

  // First, get the server handle.  Graphics software will never care
  // about the server handle.  Here we need it to get access to the
  // low-level mouse interface

  NXHANDLE handle = getServer();

  // Then inject the mouse click

  nx_mousein(handle, m_center.x, m_center.y, NX_MOUSE_NOBUTTONS);
}

// Widget events are normally handled in a modal loop.
// However, for this case we know when there should be press and release
// events so we don't have to poll.  We can just perform a one pass poll
// then check if the event was processed corredly.

bool CGlyphButtonTest::poll(CGlyphButton *button)
{
  // Poll for mouse events

  m_widgetControl->pollEvents(button);

  // And return the button clicked state

  return button->isClicked();
}