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#ifndef SD_TASKPANE_TITLE_BAR_HXX
#define SD_TASKPANE_TITLE_BAR_HXX
#include "taskpane/TaskPaneTreeNode.hxx"
#include <vcl/image.hxx>
#include <tools/string.hxx>
#include <vcl/window.hxx>
#include <memory>
class Rectangle;
class String;
class VirtualDevice;
namespace sd { namespace toolpanel {
/** The title bar above a control in a sub tool panel.
<p>The title bar shows two kinds of indicators: 1) Expansion is
displayed by two sets of two bitmaps, a triangle pointing to the right
resp. a minus in a square indicates that the control is collapsed, a
triangle pointing down resp. a plus in a square stands for an expanded
control. 2) Keyboard focus is indicated by a dotted rectangle.
*/
class TitleBar
: public ::Window,
public TreeNode
{
public:
enum TitleBarType {
TBT_SUB_CONTROL_HEADLINE
};
/** Create a new title bar whose content, the given title string,
will be formatted according to the given type.
*/
TitleBar (
::Window* pParent,
const String& rsTitle,
TitleBarType eType,
bool bIsExpandable);
virtual ~TitleBar (void);
virtual Size GetPreferredSize (void);
virtual sal_Int32 GetPreferredWidth (sal_Int32 nHeight);
virtual sal_Int32 GetPreferredHeight (sal_Int32 nWidth);
virtual bool IsResizable (void);
virtual ::Window* GetWindow (void);
virtual sal_Int32 GetMinimumWidth (void);
virtual void Paint (const Rectangle& rBoundingBox);
virtual bool Expand (bool bFlag = true);
virtual bool IsExpanded (void) const;
virtual void SetEnabledState(bool bFlag);
virtual void GetFocus (void);
virtual void LoseFocus (void);
virtual void MouseMove(const MouseEvent& rEvent);
/** Empty implementation prevents forwarding to docking window.
*/
virtual void MouseButtonDown (const MouseEvent& rEvent);
/** Empty implementation prevents forwarding to docking window.
*/
virtual void MouseButtonUp (const MouseEvent& rEvent);
virtual void DataChanged (const DataChangedEvent& rEvent);
String GetTitle (void) const;
::com::sun::star::uno::Reference<
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessible > CreateAccessibleObject (
const ::com::sun::star::uno::Reference<
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessible>& rxParent);
private:
TitleBarType meType;
String msTitle;
bool mbExpanded;
bool mbFocused;
// Size of the bounding box that encloses the title string.
::std::auto_ptr<VirtualDevice> mpDevice;
bool mbIsExpandable;
/** Return whether this TitleBar object has an expansion indicator
bitmap. It is safe to call GetExpansionIndicator() when this method
returns <FALSE/> but unnecessary.
*/
bool HasExpansionIndicator (void) const;
/** Return the image of the expansion indicator.
@return
When there is no expansion indictor for this TitleBar object,
then an empty Image is returned. You better call
HasExpansionIndicator() to prevent this.
*/
Image GetExpansionIndicator (void) const;
/** Calculate the bounding box of the title text. This takes into
account indentation due to an expansion indicator and the given
available width. When the text can not be displayed on one line, it
is broken into multiple lines.
@param nAvailableWidth
When 0 is given then the natural text width is used, i.e. the
text is not broken into multiple lines.
*/
Rectangle CalculateTextBoundingBox (
int nAvailableWidth,
bool bEmphasizeExpanded);
/** Add some space to the given text box and return the bounding box of
the title bar.
*/
Rectangle CalculateTitleBarBox (
const Rectangle& rTextBox,
int nTitleBarWidth);
void PaintSubPanelHeadLineBar (void);
void PaintBackground (const Rectangle& rTextBox);
/// Paint a focus indicator that encloses the given rectangle.
void PaintFocusIndicator (const Rectangle& rIndicatorBox);
Rectangle PaintExpansionIndicator (const Rectangle& rTextBox);
void PaintText (const Rectangle& rTextBox);
USHORT GetTextStyle (void);
const static int snIndentationWidth;
// Default constructor, copy constructor, and assignment are not supported.
TitleBar (void);
TitleBar (const TitleBar&);
TitleBar& operator= (const TitleBar&);
using Window::GetWindow;
};
} } // end of namespace ::sd::toolpanel
#endif
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