0ad/source/gui/IGUIButtonBehavior.h
elexis d4d5187c9d Use variadic template for RecurseObject from c2a71e41bf and move it from GUIutil to IGUIObject.
Unifies the four copies of the function while making it more versatile.
Supersede the hardcoded GUIRR enum and CheckIfRestricted function with a
flexible member function pointer.
Replace the custom IGUIObject iterator with a casually iterable
GetChildren getter, so that it is more obvious what it iterates on.
Implement TODO from e21ebb37f5, i.e. RecurseObject not iterating over
the base object.

Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D2204
Tested on: gcc 9.1.0, clang 8.0.1, VS2015

This was SVN commit r22744.
2019-08-21 13:22:25 +00:00

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/* Copyright (C) 2019 Wildfire Games.
* This file is part of 0 A.D.
*
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*/
/*
GUI Object Base - Button Behavior
--Overview--
Interface class that enhance the IGUIObject with
buttony behavior (click and release to click a button),
and the GUI message GUIM_PRESSED.
When creating a class with extended settings and
buttony behavior, just do a multiple inheritance.
--More info--
Check GUI.h
*/
#ifndef INCLUDED_IGUIBUTTONBEHAVIOR
#define INCLUDED_IGUIBUTTONBEHAVIOR
#include "gui/GUI.h"
class CGUISpriteInstance;
/**
* Appends button behaviours to the IGUIObject.
* Can be used with multiple inheritance alongside
* IGUISettingsObject and such.
*
* @see IGUIObject
*/
class IGUIButtonBehavior : virtual public IGUIObject
{
public:
IGUIButtonBehavior(CGUI& pGUI);
virtual ~IGUIButtonBehavior();
/**
* @see IGUIObject#HandleMessage()
*/
virtual void HandleMessage(SGUIMessage& Message);
/**
* This is a function that lets a button being drawn,
* it regards if it's over, disabled, pressed and such.
* You input sprite names and area and it'll output
* it accordingly.
*
* This class is meant to be used manually in Draw()
*
* @param rect Rectangle in which the sprite should be drawn
* @param z Z-value
* @param sprite Sprite drawn when not pressed, hovered or disabled
* @param sprite_over Sprite drawn when m_MouseHovering is true
* @param sprite_pressed Sprite drawn when m_Pressed is true
* @param sprite_disabled Sprite drawn when "enabled" is false
* @param cell_id Identifies the icon to be used (if the sprite contains
* cell-using images)
*/
void DrawButton(const CRect& rect, const float& z, CGUISpriteInstance& sprite, CGUISpriteInstance& sprite_over, CGUISpriteInstance& sprite_pressed, CGUISpriteInstance& sprite_disabled, int cell_id);
/**
* Choosing which color of the following according to object enabled/hovered/pressed status:
* textcolor_disabled -- disabled
* textcolor_pressed -- pressed
* textcolor_over -- hovered
*/
const CGUIColor& ChooseColor();
protected:
/**
* @see IGUIObject#ResetStates()
*/
virtual void ResetStates()
{
// Notify the gui that we aren't hovered anymore
UpdateMouseOver(nullptr);
m_Pressed = false;
m_PressedRight = false;
}
/**
* Everybody knows how a button works, you don't simply press it,
* you have to first press the button, and then release it...
* in between those two steps you can actually leave the button
* area, as long as you release it within the button area... Anyway
* this lets us know we are done with step one (clicking).
*/
bool m_Pressed;
bool m_PressedRight;
};
#endif // INCLUDED_IGUIBUTTONBEHAVIOR