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public virtual void ReplaceSubviewWith(NSView oldView, NSView newView)
{
if (newView == oldView)
{
return;
}
/*
* NB. we implement the replacement in full rather than calling addSubview:
* since classes like NSBox override these methods but expect to be able to
* call [super replaceSubview:with:] safely.
*/
if (oldView == null)
{
/*
* Strictly speaking, the docs say that if 'oldView' is not a subview
* of the receiver then we do nothing - but here we add newView anyway.
* So a replacement with no oldView is an addition.
*/
//RETAIN(newView);
newView.RemoveFromSuperview();
newView._ViewWillMoveToWindow(_window);
newView._ViewWillMoveToSuperview(this);
newView.SetNextResponder(this);
_sub_views.AddObject(newView);
_rFlags.has_subviews = 1;
newView.ResetCursorRects();
newView.SetNeedsDisplay(true);
newView._ViewDidMoveToWindow();
newView.ViewDidMoveToSuperview();
this.DidAddSubview(newView);
//RELEASE(newView);
}
else if (_sub_views.IndexOfObjectIdenticalTo(oldView) != NS.NotFound)
{
if (newView == null)
{
/*
* If there is no new view to add - we just remove the old one.
* So a replacement with no newView is a removal.
*/
oldView.RemoveFromSuperview();
}
else
{
uint index;
/*
* Ok - the standard case - we remove the newView from wherever it
* was (which may have been in this view), locate the position of
* the oldView (which may have changed due to the removal of the
* newView), remove the oldView, and insert the newView in it's
* place.
*/
//RETAIN(newView);
newView.RemoveFromSuperview();
index = _sub_views.IndexOfObjectIdenticalTo(oldView);
oldView.RemoveFromSuperview();
newView._ViewWillMoveToWindow(_window);
newView._ViewWillMoveToSuperview(this);
newView.SetNextResponder(this);
_sub_views.InsertObject(newView, index);
_rFlags.has_subviews = 1;
newView.ResetCursorRects();
newView.SetNeedsDisplay(true);
newView._ViewDidMoveToWindow();
newView.ViewDidMoveToSuperview();
this.DidAddSubview(newView);
//RELEASE(newView);
}
}
}
public virtual void AddSubview(NSView aView, NSWindowOrderingMode place, NSView otherView)
{
uint index;
if (aView == null)
{
return;
}
if (this.IsDescendantOf(aView))
{
NSException.Raise(@"NSInvalidArgumentException",
@"addSubview:positioned:relativeTo: creates a loop in the views tree!");
}
if (aView == otherView)
return;
aView.RemoveFromSuperview();
// Do this after the removeFromSuperview, as aView may already
// be a subview and the index could change.
if (otherView == null)
{
index = NS.NotFound;
}
else
{
index = _sub_views.IndexOfObjectIdenticalTo(otherView);
}
if (index == NS.NotFound)
{
if (place == NSWindowOrderingMode.NSWindowBelow)
index = 0;
else
index = (uint)_sub_views.Count;
}
else if (place != NSWindowOrderingMode.NSWindowBelow)
{
index += 1;
}
aView._ViewWillMoveToWindow(_window);
aView._ViewWillMoveToSuperview(this);
aView.SetNextResponder(this);
_sub_views.InsertObject(aView,index);
_rFlags.has_subviews = 1;
aView.ResetCursorRects();
aView.SetNeedsDisplay(true);
aView._ViewDidMoveToWindow();
aView.ViewDidMoveToSuperview();
this.DidAddSubview(aView);
}
public virtual void RemoveSubview(NSView aView)
{
NSView view;
/*
* This must be first because it invokes -resignFirstResponder:,
* which assumes the view is still in the view hierarchy
*/
//FIXME (VRI) : normally _window is not null I think ...
if (_window != null)
{
for (view = (NSView)_window.FirstResponder;
view != null && view.RespondsToSelector(new SEL(@"GetSuperview"));
view = view.Superview)
{
if (view == aView)
{
//[_window makeFirstResponder: _window];
break;
}
}
}
this.WillRemoveSubview(aView);
aView._super_view = null;
aView._ViewWillMoveToWindow(null);
aView._ViewWillMoveToSuperview(null);
aView.SetNextResponder(null);
_sub_views.RemoveObjectIdenticalTo(aView);
aView.SetNeedsDisplay(false);
aView._ViewDidMoveToWindow();
aView.ViewDidMoveToSuperview();
if (_sub_views.Count == 0)
{
_rFlags.has_subviews = 0;
}
}