BM/BM_SimpleState.h

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/*
 * PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.  This software is proprietary to
 * Side Effects Software Inc., and is not to be reproduced,
 * transmitted, or disclosed in any way without written permission.
 *
 * Produced by:
 *      Mark Alexander
 *      Side Effects
 *      477 Richmond Street West
 *      Toronto, Ontario
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 *
 * NAME:        Base Direct manipulation library (C++)
 *
 * COMMENTS:
 *      The base class of a general state.
 *
 */

#ifndef __BM_SimpleState_H__
#define __BM_SimpleState_H__

#include "BM_API.h"
#include <UT/UT_UndoManager.h>
#include <UT/UT_UndoWorkerFinder.h>
#include <SI/AP_Interface.h>

class UT_String;
class RE_Render;
class RE_Cursor;
class UI_Feel;
class UI_Menu;
class BM_SceneManager;
class BM_Viewport;

#define BM_STATE        0x00000000
#define BM_HANDLE       0x10000000

class BM_API BM_SimpleState : public AP_Interface
{
public:
    enum BM_EntryType { BM_FULLTIME_ENTRY       = 0x01,
                        BM_OVERLAY_ENTRY        = 0x02
                      };

    // Class constructor and destructor. 'name' is the name of the state.
    BM_SimpleState(BM_SceneManager &app, const char *cursor, 
                   const char             *name         = 0,
                   const char      *const *vnames       = 0,
                   UI_EventMethod   const *vmethods     = 0);

    virtual ~BM_SimpleState(void);

    // Return the menu feel for others to use:
    virtual UI_Menu     *getStateMenu(int ortho = 0);

    // Return a selector menu (if applicable).
    virtual UI_Menu     *getSelectorMenu();

    // Return an extra RMB menu (if applicable).
    virtual UI_Menu     *getExtraStateMenu();
        
    // Enter or exit this state.
    virtual int          enter(BM_EntryType how =
                               BM_SimpleState::BM_OVERLAY_ENTRY) = 0;
    virtual void         exit (void)                    = 0;

    // Interrupt or resume this state:
    virtual void         interrupt(BM_SimpleState * = 0);
    virtual void         resume   (BM_SimpleState * = 0);

    // Deal with the events the modeler has sent me. Return 1 if consumed
    // and 0 otherwise.
    virtual int          handleMouseEvent       (UI_Event *event) = 0;
    virtual int          handleArrowEvent       (UI_Event *event) = 0;
    virtual int          handleKeyEvent         (UI_Event *event);
    virtual int          handleParameterEvent   (UI_Event *event);

    // The state might contain some geometry it wants to display, but may not
    // want it to be part of the main gdp. This method allows the state to
    // "sneak in" this special geometry that it might have (eg. a rubber band
    // when building curves). The feel of the workbench calls this method when
    // it draws itself.
    virtual void         render(RE_Render *r, short x, short y);

    // These two function are used to get the different toolboxes
    // that are defined by the different levels of subclassing.
    //
    // getToolboxCount returns the total number of toolboxes defined
    // by this class (including all the ones defined by it's base classes)
    // and getToolbox is used to query for each of them.
    virtual int          getToolboxCount() const;
    virtual UI_Feel     *getToolbox(int index) const;

    // The name of this class:
    virtual const char  *className(void) const;

    // Is this simple state a handle?
    virtual int          isHandle() const = 0;

    void                 setVolatileViewport(BM_Viewport *view)
                            { myVolatileViewport = view; }
    BM_Viewport         *getVolatileViewport() const
                            { return myVolatileViewport; }

    // This needs to be available at the BM_SimpleState level, because
    // when a state is resumed it may query whether it's coming back from
    // a modifier state.  A proper implementation is in BM_State.
    virtual int          isModifier(void) const { return 0; }

    // Classes derived from us will need to access the sceneManager:
          BM_SceneManager &sceneManager(void)       { return mySceneManager; }
    const BM_SceneManager &sceneManager(void) const { return mySceneManager; }

    // Query or set the previous state, if any
    void                  setSavedState(BM_SimpleState *state)
                            { myPrevState = state; }
    BM_SimpleState       *getSavedState()
                            { return myPrevState; }
    const BM_SimpleState *getSavedState() const
                            { return myPrevState; }

    virtual const char  *replaceCursor(const char *newcursor);

    const char *         getCurrentCursor() const
                            { return myCursor; }

    // Query the viewport mask to determine which viewports we can
    // act in.
    unsigned int         getViewportMask() const { return myViewportMask; }

    const UT_UndoWorkerFinder<BM_SimpleState> &undoWorkerFinder() const
                                            { return myUndoWorkerFinder; }

protected:
    // Return the directory name for the UI file.
    virtual const char  *getUIDirectory() const = 0;

    // handle events coming from state popup menus
    virtual int          handlePopupMenuEvent(UI_Event *event);

    // handle an event from either the popup menu or the keyboard - perform the
    // action on the specified viewport
    virtual int          handleKeyTypeEvent(UI_Event *event,
                                            BM_Viewport &viewport);

    // Push or pop the cursor if one is defined and if we're running the UI
    void                 pushCursor(void);
    void                 popCursor (void);
    void                 setCursor (void);
    void                 setCursor (const char *cursorname);

    // Allow derived classes to override the cursor set by base classes.
    // Don't confuse this method with setCursor.
    void                 setDefaultCursor(const char *cursorname);

    // Initialize the app, wire the interface, tie all the UI values, etc:
    void                 initializeUI();

    // Do the AP_Interface thing (called by initializeUI()):
    virtual void         initApplication(UI_Manager *, int c, const char **v);

    // Return the name of the UI file containing the menu, toolbox, or any
    // other UI gadgets the SimpleState may have.
    virtual void         getUIFileName(UT_String &full_path_and_name) const;

    // Set or get the mouse button. It's a stash we might find useful
    // occasionally.
    void                 mouseDown(UI_Event *event);
    int                  mouseDown(void) const  { return myMouseDown; }


    // These two functions are provided for all the BM_SimpleState based
    // handles and states that need to manage an undo block that begins in one
    // function but ends in another function (or another instance of the same
    // function).
    //
    // However, they can only handle ONE block at a time. No nesting
    // of calls to beginDistributedUndo!
    void                 beginDistributedUndoBlock(const char *operation,
                                                   UT_UndoBlockType blocktype);
    void                 endDistributedUndoBlock();

    // Set the viewport mask for the viewport types we will act in.
    void                 setViewportMask(unsigned mask)
                                { myViewportMask = mask; }

    // set/remove flags that cause handleMouseEvent to be called when mouse
    // buttons are pressed
    int                  getClickInterest();
    void                 addClickInterest(int buttons);
    void                 removeClickInterest(int buttons);

    // redraw the scene
    void                 redrawScene();

private:
    BM_SceneManager     &mySceneManager;// The sceneManager I'm a state of.
    const char          *myCursor;      // the name of our cursor.
    BM_SimpleState      *myPrevState;   // The state we're preempting
    BM_Viewport         *myVolatileViewport; // the viewport that events
                                             // dealing with menus and other
                                             // volatile handles should go to
    
    UI_Feel             *myMenuGadget;     // the feel that holds the menu
    UI_Feel             *myOrthoMenuGadget;// the feel that holds the menu to
                                           // be used in ortho viewports

    int                 myDistributedUndoBlockLevel;

    UI_Feel             *mySimpleToolbox;

    unsigned int         myViewportMask; // bit mask for viewports in which
                                         // we need to handle events.

    int                  myMouseDown; // mouse button down on START or PICKED

    UT_UndoWorkerFinder<BM_SimpleState> myUndoWorkerFinder;
};

#endif

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