public ColorizeObject Colorize(ColorizeOptions options)
{
return(null);
}
public ColorizeObject Colorize(ColorizeOptions options)
{
return null;
}
static Default()
{
jQuery.OnDocumentReady(delegate() {
// the widget definition, where "custom" is the namespace,
// "colorize" the widget name
jQueryUI.CreateWidget("custom.colorize",
new WidgetOptions(
// default options
"options", new ColorizeOptions(
ColorizeOption.Red, 255,
ColorizeOption.Green, 0,
ColorizeOption.Blue, 0,
ColorizeMethod.Change, null,
ColorizeMethod.Random, null),
// the constructor
WidgetMethod.Create, new Action(delegate() {
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Element
.AddClass("custom-colorize")
.Plugin <jQueryUIObject>()
.DisableSelection();
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Changer = jQuery.FromHtml("<button>", new System.Collections.Dictionary("text", "change", "class", "custom-colorize-changer"))
.AppendTo(jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Element)
.Plugin <ButtonObject>()
.Button();
// bind click events on the changer button to the random method
// in 1.9 would use this._bind( this.changer, { click: "random" });
WidgetObject that = jQuery.Current.Plugin <WidgetObject>();
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Changer
.Bind("click.colorize", delegate(jQueryEvent e) {
// _bind would handle this check
if (((ColorizeOptions)that.Options).Disabled)
{
return;
}
that.Plugin <ColorizeObject>().Random.Apply(that, Arguments.Current);
});
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Refresh();
}),
// called when created, and later when changing options
ColorizeMethod.Refresh, new Action(delegate() {
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Element.CSS("background-color", "rgb(" +
((ColorizeOptions)jQuery.Current.Plugin <WidgetObject>().Options).Red + "," +
((ColorizeOptions)jQuery.Current.Plugin <WidgetObject>().Options).Green + "," +
((ColorizeOptions)jQuery.Current.Plugin <WidgetObject>().Options).Blue + ")"
);
// trigger a callback/event
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Trigger("change");
}),
// a public method to change the color to a random value
// can be called directly via .colorize( "random" )
ColorizeMethod.Random, new jQueryEventHandler(delegate(jQueryEvent e) {
ColorizeOptions colors = new ColorizeOptions(
ColorizeOption.Red, Math.Floor(Math.Random() * 256),
ColorizeOption.Green, Math.Floor(Math.Random() * 256),
ColorizeOption.Blue, Math.Floor(Math.Random() * 256)
);
// trigger an event, check if it's canceled
if (jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Trigger("random", e, colors))
{
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Option(colors);
}
}),
// events bound via _bind are removed automatically
// revert other modifications here
WidgetMethod.Destroy, new Action(delegate() {
// remove generated elements
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Changer
.Remove();
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <WidgetObject>()
.Element
.RemoveClass("custom-colorize")
.Plugin <jQueryUIObject>()
.EnableSelection()
.CSS("background-color", "transparent");
}),
// _setOptions is called with a hash of all options that are changing
// always refresh when changing options
WidgetMethod.SetOptions, new Action(delegate() {
// in 1.9 would use _superApply( arguments)
((WidgetObject)WidgetObject.Prototype).SetOptions.Apply(jQuery.Current, Arguments.Current);
jQuery.Current
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Refresh();
}),
// _setOption is called for each individual option that is changing
WidgetMethod.SetOption, new Action <string, int>(delegate(string key, int value) {
// prevent invalid color values
if (new System.RegularExpression("red|green|blue").Test(key) && (value < 0 || value > 255))
{
return;
}
// in 1.9 would use _super
//$.Widget.prototype._setOption.call( this, key, value );
((WidgetObject)WidgetObject.Prototype).SetOption.Call(jQuery.Current, key, value);
})
));
// initialize with default options
jQuery.Select("#my-widget1")
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Colorize();
// initialize with two customized options
jQuery.Select("#my-widget2")
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Colorize(new ColorizeOptions(
ColorizeOption.Red, 60,
ColorizeOption.Blue, 60
));
// initialize with custom green value
// and a random callback to allow only colors with enough green
jQuery.Select("#my-widget3")
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Colorize(new ColorizeOptions(
ColorizeOption.Green, 128,
ColorizeMethod.Random, new Func <jQueryEvent, ColorizeOptions, bool>(delegate(jQueryEvent e, ColorizeOptions ui) {
return(ui.Green > 128);
})
));
// click to toggle enabled/disabled
jQuery.Select("#disable").Toggle(
new jQueryEventHandler(delegate(jQueryEvent e) {
// use the custom selector created for each widget to find all instances
jQuery.Select(":custom-colorize")
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Colorize(ColorizeMethod.Disable);
}),
new jQueryEventHandler(delegate(jQueryEvent e) {
jQuery.Select(":custom-colorize")
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Colorize(ColorizeMethod.Enable);
}));
// click to set options after initalization
jQuery.Select("#black").Click(delegate(jQueryEvent e) {
jQuery.Select(":custom-colorize")
.Plugin <ColorizeObject>()
.Colorize(ColorizeMethod.Option, new ColorizeOptions(
ColorizeOption.Red, 0,
ColorizeOption.Green, 0,
ColorizeOption.Blue, 0
));
});
});
}