protected RenderedStringComponent(RenderedStringComponent other)
{
d_aspectLock = other.d_aspectLock;
d_padding = other.d_padding;
d_selectionImage = other.d_selectionImage;
d_verticalFormatting = other.d_verticalFormatting;
}
/// <summary>
/// append \a component to the list of components drawn for this string.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="component"></param>
public void AppendComponent(RenderedStringComponent component)
{
d_components.Add(component.Clone());
d_lines[d_lines.Count - 1] = new TrackInfo
{
First = d_lines[d_lines.Count - 1].First,
Second = d_lines[d_lines.Count - 1].Second + 1
};
}
/// <summary>
/// split the string in line \a line as close to \a split_point as possible.
/// <para>
/// The RenderedString \a left will receive the left portion of the split,
/// while the right portion of the split will remain in this RenderedString.
/// </para>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="refWnd"></param>
/// <param name="line">
/// The line number on which the split is to occur.
/// </param>
/// <param name="splitPoint">
/// float value specifying the pixel location where the split should occur.
/// The actual split will occur as close to this point as possible, though
/// preferring a shorter 'left' portion when the split can not be made
/// exactly at the requested point.
/// </param>
/// <param name="left">
/// RenderedString object that will receieve the left portion of the split.
/// Any existing content in the RenderedString is replaced.
/// </param>
/// <exception cref="InvalidRequestException">
/// thrown if \a line is out of range.
/// </exception>
public void Split(Window refWnd, int line, float splitPoint, RenderedString left)
{
// FIXME: This function is big and nasty; it breaks all the rules for a
// 'good' function and desperately needs some refactoring work done to it.
// On the plus side, it does seem to work though ;)
if (line >= GetLineCount())
{
throw new InvalidRequestException("line number specified is invalid.");
}
left.ClearComponents();
if (d_components.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
// move all components in lines prior to the line being split to the left
if (line > 0)
{
// calculate size of range
var sz = d_lines[line - 1].First + d_lines[line - 1].Second;
//// range start
//ComponentList::iterator cb = d_components.begin();
//// range end (exclusive)
//ComponentList::iterator ce = cb + sz;
//// copy components to left side
//left.d_components.assign(cb, ce);
//// erase components from this side.
//d_components.erase(cb, ce);
for (int i = 0; i < sz; i++)
{
left.d_components.Add(d_components[0]);
d_components.RemoveAt(0);
}
//LineList::iterator lb = d_lines.begin();
//LineList::iterator le = lb + line;
//// copy lines to left side
//left.d_lines.assign(lb, le);
//// erase lines from this side
//d_lines.erase(lb, le);
for (int i = 0; i < line; i++)
{
left.d_lines.Add(d_lines[0]);
d_lines.RemoveAt(0);
}
}
// find the component where the requested split point lies.
var partialExtent = 0f;
var idx = 0;
var lastComponent = d_lines[0].Second;
for (; idx < lastComponent; ++idx)
{
partialExtent += d_components[idx].GetPixelSize(refWnd).Width;
if (splitPoint <= partialExtent)
{
break;
}
}
// case where split point is past the end
if (idx >= lastComponent)
{
// transfer this line's components to the 'left' string.
//
// calculate size of range
var sz = d_lines[0].Second;
//// range start
//ComponentList::iterator cb = d_components.begin();
//// range end (exclusive)
//ComponentList::iterator ce = cb + sz;
//// copy components to left side
//left.d_components.insert(left.d_components.end(), cb, ce);
//// erase components from this side.
//d_components.erase(cb, ce);
for (int i = 0; i < sz; i++)
{
left.d_components.Add(d_components[0]);
d_components.RemoveAt(0);
}
// copy line info to left side
left.d_lines.Add(d_lines[0]);
// erase line from this side
d_lines.RemoveAt(0);
// fix up lines in this object
for (int comp = 0, i = 0; i < d_lines.Count; ++i)
{
d_lines[i].First = comp;
comp += d_lines[i].Second;
}
return;
}
left.AppendLineBreak();
var leftLine = left.GetLineCount() - 1;
// Everything up to 'idx' is xfered to 'left'
for (var i = 0; i < idx; ++i)
{
left.d_components.Add(d_components[0]);
d_components.RemoveAt(0);
++left.d_lines[leftLine].Second;
--d_lines[0].Second;
}
// now to split item 'idx' putting half in left and leaving half in this.
RenderedStringComponent c = d_components[0];
if (c.CanSplit())
{
var lc = c.Split(refWnd, splitPoint - (partialExtent - c.GetPixelSize(refWnd).Width), idx == 0);
if (lc != null)
{
left.d_components.Add(lc);
++left.d_lines[leftLine].Second;
}
}
// can't split, if component width is >= split_point xfer the whole
// component to it's own line in the left part (FIX #306)
else if (c.GetPixelSize(refWnd).Width >= splitPoint)
{
left.AppendLineBreak();
left.d_components.Add(d_components[0]);
d_components.RemoveAt(0);
++left.d_lines[leftLine + 1].Second;
--d_lines[0].Second;
}
// fix up lines in this object
for (int comp = 0, i = 0; i < d_lines.Count; ++i)
{
d_lines[i].First = comp;
comp += d_lines[i].Second;
}
}