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If adding a script fails, the selectableTableView should select the "Add script" line. Change-Id: I373cdfa0afcc334e4bf306b1cee4bfb817417980
121 lines
4.2 KiB
C++
121 lines
4.2 KiB
C++
#include <escher/selectable_table_view.h>
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#include <assert.h>
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SelectableTableView::SelectableTableView(Responder * parentResponder, TableViewDataSource * dataSource, KDCoordinate horizontalCellOverlapping, KDCoordinate verticalCellOverlapping, KDCoordinate topMargin, KDCoordinate rightMargin, KDCoordinate bottomMargin, KDCoordinate leftMargin,
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SelectableTableViewDataSource * selectionDataSource, SelectableTableViewDelegate * delegate, bool showIndicators, bool colorBackground, KDColor backgroundColor,
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KDCoordinate indicatorThickness, KDColor indicatorColor, KDColor backgroundIndicatorColor, KDCoordinate indicatorMargin) :
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TableView(dataSource, selectionDataSource, horizontalCellOverlapping, verticalCellOverlapping, topMargin, rightMargin, bottomMargin, leftMargin, showIndicators, colorBackground, backgroundColor,
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indicatorThickness, indicatorColor, backgroundIndicatorColor, indicatorMargin),
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Responder(parentResponder),
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m_selectionDataSource(selectionDataSource),
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m_delegate(delegate)
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{
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assert(m_selectionDataSource != nullptr);
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}
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int SelectableTableView::selectedRow() {
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return m_selectionDataSource->selectedRow();
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}
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int SelectableTableView::selectedColumn() {
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return m_selectionDataSource->selectedColumn();
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}
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void SelectableTableView::selectRow(int j) {
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m_selectionDataSource->selectRow(j);
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}
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void SelectableTableView::selectColumn(int i) {
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m_selectionDataSource->selectColumn(i);
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}
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void SelectableTableView::reloadData() {
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int col = selectedColumn();
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int row = selectedRow();
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deselectTable();
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/* FIXME: The problem with calling deselectTable is that at this point in time
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* the datasource's model is very likely to have changed. Therefore it's
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* rather complicated to get a pointer to the currently selected cell (in
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* order to deselect it). */
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/* As a workaround, datasources can reset the highlighted state in their
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* willDisplayCell callback. */
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TableView::reloadData();
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selectCellAtLocation(col, row);
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}
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void SelectableTableView::didEnterResponderChain(Responder * previousFirstResponder) {
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selectCellAtLocation(selectedColumn(), selectedRow());
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if (m_delegate) {
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m_delegate->tableViewDidChangeSelection(this, 0, -1);
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}
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}
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void SelectableTableView::willExitResponderChain(Responder * nextFirstResponder) {
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unhighlightSelectedCell();
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}
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void SelectableTableView::deselectTable() {
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unhighlightSelectedCell();
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int previousSelectedCellX = selectedColumn();
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int previousSelectedCellY = selectedRow();
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selectColumn(0);
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selectRow(-1);
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if (m_delegate) {
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m_delegate->tableViewDidChangeSelection(this, previousSelectedCellX, previousSelectedCellY);
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}
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}
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bool SelectableTableView::selectCellAtLocation(int i, int j) {
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if (i < 0 || i >= dataSource()->numberOfColumns()) {
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return false;
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}
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if (j < 0 || j >= dataSource()->numberOfRows()) {
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return false;
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}
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unhighlightSelectedCell();
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int previousX = selectedColumn();
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int previousY = selectedRow();
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selectColumn(i);
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selectRow(j);
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if (selectedRow() >= 0) {
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scrollToCell(i, j);
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HighlightCell * cell = cellAtLocation(i, j);
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cell->setHighlighted(true);
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}
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if (m_delegate) {
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m_delegate->tableViewDidChangeSelection(this, previousX, previousY);
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}
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return true;
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}
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HighlightCell * SelectableTableView::selectedCell() {
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if (selectedColumn() < 0 || selectedRow() < 0) {
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return nullptr;
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}
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return cellAtLocation(selectedColumn(), selectedRow());
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}
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bool SelectableTableView::handleEvent(Ion::Events::Event event) {
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if (event == Ion::Events::Down) {
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return selectCellAtLocation(selectedColumn(), selectedRow()+1);
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}
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if (event == Ion::Events::Up) {
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return selectCellAtLocation(selectedColumn(), selectedRow()-1);
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}
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if (event == Ion::Events::Left) {
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return selectCellAtLocation(selectedColumn()-1, selectedRow());
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}
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if (event == Ion::Events::Right) {
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return selectCellAtLocation(selectedColumn()+1, selectedRow());
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}
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return false;
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}
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void SelectableTableView::unhighlightSelectedCell() {
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if (selectedColumn() >= 0 && selectedColumn() < dataSource()->numberOfColumns() &&
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selectedRow() >= 0 && selectedRow() < dataSource()->numberOfRows()) {
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HighlightCell * previousCell = cellAtLocation(selectedColumn(), selectedRow());
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previousCell->setHighlighted(false);
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}
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}
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