/// <summary>Gets the renderable data at the given point (may be null).</summary>
public RenderableData Get(float x, float y)
{
InputGridEntry ige = Front;
while (ige != null)
{
// Get the render data:
RenderableData renderData = ige.RenderData;
// Get the zone:
ScreenRegion screenBox = renderData.OnScreenRegion;
// Is this node visible and is the point within it?
if (screenBox != null && screenBox.Contains(x, y))
{
// At this point, the mouse could still be outside it.
// This happens with inline elements - their clipping boundary can contain multiple sub-boxes.
// So, time to check how many boxes it has, then the individual boxes if we've got more than one.
LayoutBox box = renderData.FirstBox;
if (box != null && box.NextInElement != null)
{
// Multiple boxes. Must be contained in one of them to win.
while (box != null)
{
if (box.Contains(x, y))
{
// Ok!
return(renderData);
}
// Advance to the next one:
box = box.NextInElement;
}
}
else
{
// Yep!
return(renderData);
}
}
ige = ige.Previous;
}
return(null);
}
/// <summary>Gets a grid entry for the given
private InputGridEntry GetEntry()
{
InputGridEntry ige = PooledCell_;
if (ige == null)
{
return(new InputGridEntry());
}
// Update pool:
PooledCell_ = ige.Previous;
ige.Previous = null;
return(ige);
}
/// <summary>Empties the grid into the pool.</summary>
public void Empty()
{
if (Grid == null)
{
return;
}
// For each grid cell..
for (int i = 0; i < Grid.Length; i++)
{
InputGridCell cell = Grid[i];
if (cell.Back != null)
{
// Pool:
cell.Back.Previous = PooledCell_;
PooledCell_ = cell.Front;
// Clear:
cell.Back = null;
cell.Front = null;
}
}
}
/// <summary>Pushes the given renderable data into the grid now.</summary>
public void Push(RenderableData renderData)
{
// Node must be an element:
if (renderData == null || !(renderData.Node is Dom.Element))
{
return;
}
// Get the region:
ScreenRegion region = renderData.OnScreenRegion;
if (region == null)
{
return;
}
// Get the bounds:
int minX = (int)(region.ScreenMinX / CellSize);
int minY = (int)(region.ScreenMinY / CellSize);
if (minX >= Width || minY >= Height)
{
// ..It's offscreen?
return;
}
if (minX < 0)
{
minX = 0;
}
if (minY < 0)
{
minY = 0;
}
// Max (inclusive):
int maxX = (int)(region.ScreenMaxX / CellSize);
int maxY = (int)(region.ScreenMaxY / CellSize);
if (maxX < 0 || maxY < 0)
{
// ..It's offscreen?
return;
}
if (maxX >= Width)
{
maxX = Width - 1;
}
if (maxY >= Height)
{
maxY = Height - 1;
}
// Generating a bunch of entries now!
int cellIndex = minY * Width;
// Only having one box means we don't need to do multiline testing.
// It also means we can optimise "central" boxes too (see below about that).
bool oneBox = (renderData.FirstBox != null && renderData.FirstBox.NextInElement == null);
for (int y = minY; y <= maxY; y++)
{
// Central boxes are on *both* middle X and middle Y
// The content in the cell already is being completely overlapped
// so we can simply empty it out (and recycle the entries too).
bool centralBox = (oneBox && y != minY && y != maxY);
for (int x = minX; x <= maxX; x++)
{
// Get the target cell:
InputGridCell cell = Grid[cellIndex + x];
if (centralBox && x != minX && x != maxX)
{
// Overwrite! Pool the cell:
if (cell.Back != null)
{
// Pool:
cell.Back.Previous = PooledCell_;
PooledCell_ = cell.Front;
// Clear:
cell.Back = null;
cell.Front = null;
}
}
// Get an entry (typically from the pool):
InputGridEntry ige = GetEntry();
// Set it up:
ige.RenderData = renderData;
if (cell.Front == null)
{
cell.Back = ige;
cell.Front = ige;
}
else
{
// Stack on the front:
ige.Previous = cell.Front;
cell.Front = ige;
}
}
cellIndex += Width;
}
}