Package com.iizigo.term.screen
Class ScreenDesigner
java.lang.Object
com.iizigo.term.screen.ScreenDesigner
- All Implemented Interfaces:
IScreenDesigner
,EventListener
,FocusListener
,KeyListener
,MouseListener
,MouseMoveListener
,SWTEventListener
public class ScreenDesigner extends Object implements IScreenDesigner, FocusListener, KeyListener, MouseListener, MouseMoveListener
Screen designer interfaces to the TerminalWindow to perform drawing of rectangles and to interface with the mouse and keyboard. Note that the display cannot be drawn correctly if the font size is smaller that 4 pixels vertically or horizontally.
- Author:
- Christopher Mindus
Field Summary
Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionScreenDesigner
(ITermEditor editor) Constructs the instance of the screen designer.Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
assignProperty
(PropCnr propCnr) Assigns the verification property and starts listening to it.static Composite
createHostFieldToolTip
(HostField hostField, Composite parent) Creates a tooltip composite for a host field.void
dispose()
Disposes of the designer.void
drawHandle
(ScreenRectangleInfo rectInfo, int handle, Graphics2D g, Color c, int x, int y, boolean draw) Draws a handle at position.static int
drawLine
(Graphics2D g, int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, int type, int phase) Draws a "Business Graphics" line between two points with the current color and the same behavior as for "Java lines".void
Focus gained.void
Focus is lost.Gets the rectangle marking constraints.int
getMouseHandle
(int x, int y, IScreenRectangle[] returnValue) Gets the mouse handle: -1 when not found, 0 for move, otherwise a size handle.Gets the currently selected properties for rectangles.boolean
hasMark()
Checks if terminal has a mark.boolean
Checks if terminal has a single mark.boolean
Cursor present (and blinking)?boolean
Check for hotspot enabled.boolean
Checks if a rectangle is wrapped.void
Key pressed.void
Key released.void
Mouse double-click.void
Mouse pressed.void
Mouse move.void
Mouse released.void
onDoubleClick
(int x, int y) Marks the host field.void
paint
(Graphics2D g, int leftMargin, int topMargin, int cxFont, int cyFont, int cxFontReal, int cyFontReal, int cxScreen, int cyScreen, Rectangle clipRect) Paints the Graphics once the screen is drawn, before the cursor.void
paintFieldRect
(Graphics2D g, IScreenRectangle r, boolean isSelected, Rectangle clipRect, boolean isHostField, int xOffset, int yOffset) Paints a screen rectangle property.void
setTerminalWindow
(TerminalWindow window) Sets the TerminalWindow at creation of it.
Field Details
imageObserver
The image observer.repainter
The repainter.
Constructor Details
ScreenDesigner
Constructs the instance of the screen designer.- Parameters:
editor
- Editor in question.
Method Details
setTerminalWindow
Sets the TerminalWindow at creation of it.- Specified by:
setTerminalWindow
in interfaceIScreenDesigner
assignProperty
Assigns the verification property and starts listening to it.- Parameters:
propCnr
- The property container.
dispose
public void dispose()Disposes of the designer.focusGained
Focus gained.- Specified by:
focusGained
in interfaceFocusListener
focusLost
Focus is lost.- Specified by:
focusLost
in interfaceFocusListener
isCursorPresent
public boolean isCursorPresent()Cursor present (and blinking)?- Specified by:
isCursorPresent
in interfaceIScreenDesigner
keyPressed
Key pressed.- Specified by:
keyPressed
in interfaceKeyListener
keyReleased
Key released.- Specified by:
keyReleased
in interfaceKeyListener
mouseDown
Mouse pressed.- Specified by:
mouseDown
in interfaceMouseListener
mouseDoubleClick
Mouse double-click.- Specified by:
mouseDoubleClick
in interfaceMouseListener
mouseUp
Mouse released.- Specified by:
mouseUp
in interfaceMouseListener
mouseMove
Mouse move.- Specified by:
mouseMove
in interfaceMouseMoveListener
getMarkingConstraints
Gets the rectangle marking constraints. This is used for pop-up windows.- Specified by:
getMarkingConstraints
in interfaceIScreenDesigner
- Returns:
- null If no constrains are present.
isHotSpotEnabled
public boolean isHotSpotEnabled()Check for hotspot enabled.- Specified by:
isHotSpotEnabled
in interfaceIScreenDesigner
drawLine
Draws a "Business Graphics" line between two points with the current color and the same behavior as for "Java lines".When not using Java 2, the line will be dotted if horizontal or vertical if the line type is not solid (=). The width will be 1.
If the line is invisible, it won't be drawn!
Valid line types are:
SOLID = 0 ALTERNATE = 1 DOT = 2 SHORTDASH = 3 DASHDOT = 4 DOUBLEDOT = 5 LONGDASH = 6 DASHDOUBLEDOT = 7 INVISIBLE = 8
- Returns:
- the phase of the line style.
paint
public void paint(Graphics2D g, int leftMargin, int topMargin, int cxFont, int cyFont, int cxFontReal, int cyFontReal, int cxScreen, int cyScreen, Rectangle clipRect) Paints the Graphics once the screen is drawn, before the cursor.- Specified by:
paint
in interfaceIScreenDesigner
getSelectedRectProps
Gets the currently selected properties for rectangles.- Returns:
- Do not change the returned set (!) as it may be reused or cached for performance reasons.
getMouseHandle
Gets the mouse handle: -1 when not found, 0 for move, otherwise a size handle. All painted rectangles are checked.- Parameters:
x
- X position, pixel.y
- Y position, pixel.returnValue
- Returned screen rectangle in [0].- Returns:
- -1 for none, otherwise the handle.
paintFieldRect
public void paintFieldRect(Graphics2D g, IScreenRectangle r, boolean isSelected, Rectangle clipRect, boolean isHostField, int xOffset, int yOffset) Paints a screen rectangle property.isWrapped
Checks if a rectangle is wrapped.- Parameters:
r
- The rectangle to verify.- Returns:
- true if wrapping screen.
drawHandle
public void drawHandle(ScreenRectangleInfo rectInfo, int handle, Graphics2D g, Color c, int x, int y, boolean draw) Draws a handle at position.hasMark
public boolean hasMark()Checks if terminal has a mark.- Returns:
- Mark flag.
hasSingleMark
public boolean hasSingleMark()Checks if terminal has a single mark.- Returns:
- true if one mark is present.
onDoubleClick
public void onDoubleClick(int x, int y) Marks the host field.- Specified by:
onDoubleClick
in interfaceIScreenDesigner
createHostFieldToolTip
Creates a tooltip composite for a host field.