ppsspp/Common/UI/ScrollView.h
Henrik Rydgård 1f2dbfaf25 Vulkan: Allow MSAA on modern-ish mobile devices, but add a little warning sign.
MSAA on tiler GPUs, the way we use it (we are not able to eliminate
load/store operations yet) can consume huge amounts of bandwidth, so let's be a
little bit careful.
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#pragma once
#include "Common/UI/View.h"
#include "Common/UI/ViewGroup.h"
namespace UI {
// A scrollview usually contains just a single child - a linear layout or similar.
class ScrollView : public ViewGroup {
public:
ScrollView(Orientation orientation, LayoutParams *layoutParams = 0)
: ViewGroup(layoutParams), orientation_(orientation) {}
~ScrollView();
void Measure(const UIContext &dc, MeasureSpec horiz, MeasureSpec vert) override;
void Layout() override;
bool Key(const KeyInput &input) override;
bool Touch(const TouchInput &input) override;
void Draw(UIContext &dc) override;
std::string DescribeLog() const override { return "ScrollView: " + View::DescribeLog(); }
void ScrollTo(float newScrollPos);
void ScrollToBottom();
void ScrollRelative(float distance);
bool CanScroll() const;
void Update() override;
void RememberPosition(float *pos) {
rememberPos_ = pos;
ScrollTo(*pos);
}
// Get the last moved scroll view position
static void GetLastScrollPosition(float &x, float &y);
// Override so that we can scroll to the active one after moving the focus.
bool SubviewFocused(View *view) override;
void PersistData(PersistStatus status, std::string anonId, PersistMap &storage) override;
void SetVisibility(Visibility visibility) override;
// If the view is smaller than the scroll view, sets whether to align to the bottom/right instead of the left.
void SetAlignOpposite(bool alignOpposite) {
alignOpposite_ = alignOpposite;
}
NeighborResult FindScrollNeighbor(View *view, const Point &target, FocusDirection direction, NeighborResult best) override;
private:
float HardClampedScrollPos(float pos) const;
// TODO: Don't adjust pull_ within this!
float ClampedScrollPos(float pos);
// The "bob" is the draggable thingy on a scroll bar. Don't know a better name for it.
struct Bob {
bool show;
float thickness;
float size;
float offset;
float scrollMax;
};
Bob ComputeBob() const;
GestureDetector gesture_;
Orientation orientation_;
float scrollPos_ = 0.0f;
float scrollStart_ = 0.0f;
float scrollTarget_ = 0.0f;
int scrollTouchId_ = -1;
bool scrollToTarget_ = false;
float layoutScrollPos_ = 0.0f;
float inertia_ = 0.0f;
float pull_ = 0.0f;
float lastViewSize_ = 0.0f;
float *rememberPos_ = nullptr;
bool alignOpposite_ = false;
bool draggingBob_ = false;
float barDragStart_ = 0.0f;
float barDragOffset_ = 0.0f;
static float lastScrollPosX;
static float lastScrollPosY;
};
// Yes, this feels a bit Java-ish...
class ListAdaptor {
public:
virtual ~ListAdaptor() {}
virtual View *CreateItemView(int index, ImageID *optionalImageID) = 0;
virtual int GetNumItems() = 0;
virtual bool AddEventCallback(View *view, std::function<EventReturn(EventParams &)> callback) { return false; }
virtual std::string GetTitle(int index) const { return ""; }
virtual void SetSelected(int sel) { }
virtual int GetSelected() { return -1; }
};
class ChoiceListAdaptor : public ListAdaptor {
public:
ChoiceListAdaptor(const char *items[], int numItems) : items_(items), numItems_(numItems) {}
View *CreateItemView(int index, ImageID *optionalImageID) override;
int GetNumItems() override { return numItems_; }
bool AddEventCallback(View *view, std::function<EventReturn(EventParams &)> callback) override;
private:
const char **items_;
int numItems_;
};
// The "selected" item is what was previously selected (optional). This items will be drawn differently.
class StringVectorListAdaptor : public ListAdaptor {
public:
StringVectorListAdaptor() : selected_(-1) {}
StringVectorListAdaptor(const std::vector<std::string> &items, int selected = -1) : items_(items), selected_(selected) {}
View *CreateItemView(int index, ImageID *optionalImageID) override;
int GetNumItems() override { return (int)items_.size(); }
bool AddEventCallback(View *view, std::function<EventReturn(EventParams &)> callback) override;
void SetSelected(int sel) override { selected_ = sel; }
std::string GetTitle(int index) const override { return items_[index]; }
int GetSelected() override { return selected_; }
private:
std::vector<std::string> items_;
int selected_;
};
// A list view is a scroll view with autogenerated items.
// In the future, it might be smart and load/unload items as they go, but currently not.
class ListView : public ScrollView {
public:
ListView(ListAdaptor *a, std::set<int> hidden = std::set<int>(), std::map<int, ImageID> icons = std::map<int, ImageID>(), LayoutParams *layoutParams = 0);
int GetSelected() { return adaptor_->GetSelected(); }
void Measure(const UIContext &dc, MeasureSpec horiz, MeasureSpec vert) override;
virtual void SetMaxHeight(float mh) { maxHeight_ = mh; }
Event OnChoice;
std::string DescribeLog() const override { return "ListView: " + View::DescribeLog(); }
std::string DescribeText() const override;
private:
void CreateAllItems();
EventReturn OnItemCallback(int num, EventParams &e);
ListAdaptor *adaptor_;
LinearLayout *linLayout_;
float maxHeight_;
std::set<int> hidden_;
std::map<int, ImageID> icons_;
};
} // namespace UI