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#ifndef INCLUDED_VCL_CTRL_HXX
#define INCLUDED_VCL_CTRL_HXX

#include <rtl/ustring.hxx>
#include <tools/link.hxx>
#include <tools/gen.hxx>
#include <vcl/dllapi.h>
#include <vcl/window.hxx>
#include <optional>
#include <vector>

// forward
class StyleSettings;
class Control;

namespace vcl
{

struct VCL_DLLPUBLIC ControlLayoutData
{
    // contains the string really displayed
    // there must be exactly one bounding rectangle in m_aUnicodeBoundRects
    // for every character in m_aDisplayText
    OUString                            m_aDisplayText;
    // the bounding rectangle of every character
    // where one character may consist of many glyphs
    std::vector< tools::Rectangle >            m_aUnicodeBoundRects;
    // start indices of lines
    std::vector< tools::Long >                 m_aLineIndices;
    // notify parent control on destruction
    VclPtr<const Control>               m_pParent;

    ControlLayoutData();
    ~ControlLayoutData();

    tools::Rectangle GetCharacterBounds( tools::Long nIndex ) const;
    // returns the character index for corresponding to rPoint (in control coordinates)
    // -1 is returned if no character is at that point
    tools::Long GetIndexForPoint( const Point& rPoint ) const;
    // returns the interval [start,end] of line nLine
    // returns [-1,-1] for an invalid line
    ::Pair GetLineStartEnd( tools::Long nLine ) const;
    /** ToRelativeLineIndex changes a layout data index to a count relative to its line.

    This is equivalent to getting the line start/end pairs with
    GetLineStartEnd until the index lies within [start,end] of a line

    @param nIndex
    the absolute index inside the display text to be changed to a relative index

    @returns
    the relative index inside the displayed line or -1 if the absolute index does
    not match any line
    */
    tools::Long ToRelativeLineIndex( tools::Long nIndex ) const;
};

} // namespace vcl

class VCL_DLLPUBLIC Control : public vcl::Window
{
protected:
    mutable std::optional<vcl::ControlLayoutData>  mxLayoutData;
    VclPtr<OutputDevice>        mpReferenceDevice;

private:
    bool                    mbHasControlFocus;
    bool                    mbShowAccelerator;
    Link<Control&,void>     maLoseFocusHdl;

    SAL_DLLPRIVATE void     ImplInitControlData();

                            Control (const Control &) = delete;
                            Control & operator= (const Control &) = delete;

protected:
                    Control( WindowType nType );
    virtual void    FillLayoutData() const;

    // helper method for composite controls
    void            AppendLayoutData( const Control& rSubControl ) const;

    /// creates the mpData->mpLayoutData structure
    void            CreateLayoutData() const;
    /// determines whether we currently have layout data
    bool            HasLayoutData() const;

    /** this calls both our event listeners, and a specified handler

        If the Control instance is destroyed during any of those calls, the
        method properly handles this (in particular, it doesn't crash :)

        @param nEvent
            the event to notify to our event listeners
        @param callHandler
            the lambda function that calls the handler
        @return
            if the Control instance has been destroyed in any of the call
    */
    bool        ImplCallEventListenersAndHandler(
                    VclEventId nEvent, std::function<void()> const & callHandler
                );

    void        CallEventListeners( VclEventId nEvent, void* pData = nullptr );

    /** draws the given text onto the given device

        If no reference device is set, the draw request will simply be forwarded to OutputDevice::DrawText. Otherwise,
        the text will be rendered according to the metrics at the reference device.

        return will contain the result of a GetTextRect call (either directly
        at the target device, or taking the reference device into account) when
        returning.
    */
    tools::Rectangle DrawControlText( OutputDevice& _rTargetDevice, const tools::Rectangle& _rRect,
                               const OUString& _rStr, DrawTextFlags _nStyle,
                               std::vector< tools::Rectangle >* _pVector, OUString* _pDisplayText,
                               const Size* i_pDeviceSize = nullptr ) const;

    tools::Rectangle GetControlTextRect( OutputDevice& _rTargetDevice, const tools::Rectangle & rRect,
                                  const OUString& _rStr, DrawTextFlags _nStyle,
                                  Size* o_pDeviceSize = nullptr ) const;

    virtual const vcl::Font&
                GetCanonicalFont( const StyleSettings& _rStyle ) const;
    virtual const Color&
                GetCanonicalTextColor( const StyleSettings& _rStyle ) const;

    void ImplInitSettings();

    virtual void ApplySettings(vcl::RenderContext& rRenderContext) override;

    virtual bool FocusWindowBelongsToControl(const vcl::Window* pFocusWin) const;
public:
    SAL_DLLPRIVATE void ImplClearLayoutData() const;
    /** draws a frame around the give rectangle, onto the given device

        only to be used from within the Window::Draw method of your sub class.

        The frame is always drawn with a single line (without 3D effects). In addition, any mono
        color set at the control's settings is respected. Yet more additionally, if we're living
        in a themed desktop, this theming is ignored.

        Note that this makes sense, since the *only known* clients of Window::Draw
        are form controls, when printed or print-previewed. For form controls embedded in office documents,
        you don't want to have the theme look.

        @param pDev
            the device to draw onto
        @param rRect
            the rect for drawing the frame. Upon returning from the call, the rect will be inflated
            by the space occupied by the drawn pixels.
    */
    SAL_DLLPRIVATE void ImplDrawFrame( OutputDevice* pDev, tools::Rectangle& rRect );

public:
    explicit        Control( vcl::Window* pParent, WinBits nWinStyle = 0 );
    virtual         ~Control() override;
    virtual void    dispose() override;

    virtual void    EnableRTL ( bool bEnable = true ) override;

    virtual bool    EventNotify( NotifyEvent& rNEvt ) override;
    virtual void    StateChanged( StateChangedType nStateChange ) override;
    virtual void    Resize() override;

    // invalidates layout data
    virtual void    SetText( const OUString& rStr ) override;
    // gets the displayed text
    virtual OUString GetDisplayText() const override;
    // returns the bounding box for the character at index nIndex (in control coordinates)
    tools::Rectangle GetCharacterBounds( tools::Long nIndex ) const;
    // returns the character index for corresponding to rPoint (in control coordinates)
    // -1 is returned if no character is at that point
    tools::Long GetIndexForPoint( const Point& rPoint ) const;
    // returns the interval [start,end] of line nLine
    // returns [-1,-1] for an invalid line
    Pair GetLineStartEnd( tools::Long nLine ) const;
    /** ToRelativeLineIndex changes a layout data index to a count relative to its line.

    This is equivalent to getting the line start/end pairs with
    GetLineStartEnd() until the index lies within [start,end] of a line

    @param nIndex
    the absolute index inside the display text to be changed to a relative index

    @returns
    the relative index inside the displayed line or -1 if the absolute index does
    not match any line
    */
    tools::Long ToRelativeLineIndex( tools::Long nIndex ) const;

    void            SetLoseFocusHdl( const Link<Control&,void>& rLink ) { maLoseFocusHdl = rLink; }

    /** determines whether the control currently has the focus
    */
    bool            HasControlFocus() const { return mbHasControlFocus; }

    void            SetLayoutDataParent( const Control* pParent ) const;

    virtual Size    GetOptimalSize() const override;

    /** sets a reference device used for rendering control text
        @see DrawControlText
    */
    void            SetReferenceDevice( OutputDevice* _referenceDevice );
    OutputDevice*   GetReferenceDevice() const;

    vcl::Font       GetUnzoomedControlPointFont() const;
    void            SetShowAccelerator (bool val);

    /// Notify the LOK client about an invalidated area.
    virtual void LogicInvalidate( const tools::Rectangle* pRectangle ) override;
};

#endif // INCLUDED_VCL_CTRL_HXX

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