/**
*
*
* This function sets the height of each child
* so that the heights add up to <code>height</code>.
* Each child is set to its preferred height
* if its percentHeight is zero.
* If its percentHeight is a positive number,
* the child grows (or shrinks) to consume its
* share of extra space.
*
* The return value is any extra space that's left over
* after growing all children to their maxHeight.
*/
private float DistributeWidth(float width,
float height,
float restrictedHeight)
{
float spaceToDistribute = width;
float totalPercentWidth = 0;
System.Collections.Generic.List<FlexChildInfo> childInfoArray = new System.Collections.Generic.List<FlexChildInfo>();
FlexChildInfo childInfo;
float newHeight;
ILayoutElement layoutElement;
// rowHeight can be expensive to compute
float cw = (_variableColumnWidth) ? 0 : Mathf.Ceil(ColumnWidth);
int count = Target.NumberOfContentChildren;
int totalCount = count; // number of elements to use in gap calculation
// If the child is flexible, store information about it in the
// childInfoArray. For non-flexible children, just set the child's
// width and height immediately.
for (int index = 0; index < count; index++)
{
layoutElement = (ILayoutElement) Target.GetContentChildAt(index);
if (null == layoutElement || !layoutElement.IncludeInLayout)
{
totalCount--;
continue;
}
if (null != layoutElement.PercentWidth && _variableColumnWidth)
{
totalPercentWidth += (float)layoutElement.PercentWidth;
childInfo = new FlexChildInfo
{
LayoutElement = layoutElement,
Percent = (float)layoutElement.PercentWidth,
Min = LayoutUtil.GetMinBoundsWidth((InvalidationManagerClient) layoutElement),
Max = LayoutUtil.GetMaxBoundsWidth(((InvalidationManagerClient) layoutElement))
};
childInfoArray.Add(childInfo);
}
else
{
SizeLayoutElement(layoutElement, height, _verticalAlign,
restrictedHeight, null, _variableColumnWidth, cw);
spaceToDistribute -= Mathf.Ceil(LayoutUtil.GetLayoutBoundsWidth((InvalidationManagerClient) layoutElement));
}
}
if (totalCount > 1)
spaceToDistribute -= (totalCount-1) * _gap;
// Distribute the extra space among the flexible children
if (0 != totalPercentWidth)
{
Flex.FlexChildrenProportionally(width,
spaceToDistribute,
totalPercentWidth,
childInfoArray);
float roundOff = 0;
foreach (FlexChildInfo info in childInfoArray)
{
// Make sure the calculated percentages are rounded to pixel boundaries
int childSize = (int) Mathf.Round(info.Size + roundOff);
roundOff += info.Size - childSize;
SizeLayoutElement(info.LayoutElement, height, _verticalAlign,
restrictedHeight, childSize,
_variableColumnWidth, cw);
spaceToDistribute -= childSize;
//if (((Component)info.LayoutElement).Id == "test")
//{
// Debug.Log("Sized: " + childSize);
//}
//Debug.Log("Sized: " + childSize);
}
}
return spaceToDistribute;
}
/**
* This function distributes excess space among the flexible children.
* It does so with a view to keep the children's overall size
* close the ratios specified by their percent.
*
* Param: spaceForChildren The total space for all children
*
* Param: spaceToDistribute The space that needs to be distributed
* among the flexible children.
*
* Param: childInfoArray An array of Objects. When this function
* is called, each object should define the following properties:
* - percent: the percentWidth or percentHeight of the child (depending
* on whether we're growing in a horizontal or vertical direction)
* - min: the minimum width (or height) for that child
* - max: the maximum width (or height) for that child
*
* Returns: When this function finishes executing, a "size" property
* will be defined for each child object. The size property contains
* the portion of the spaceToDistribute to be distributed to the child.
* Ideally, the sum of all size properties is spaceToDistribute.
* If all the children hit their minWidth/maxWidth/minHeight/maxHeight
* before the space was distributed, then the remaining unused space
* is returned. Otherwise, the return value is zero.
*/
public static float FlexChildrenProportionally(
float spaceForChildren,
float spaceToDistribute,
float totalPercent,
List <FlexChildInfo> childInfoArray)
{
// The algorithm iterivately attempts to break down the space that
// is consumed by "flexible" containers into ratios that are related
// to the percentWidth/percentHeight of the participating containers.
int numChildren = childInfoArray.Count;
float flexConsumed; // space consumed by flexible compontents
bool done;
// We now do something a little tricky so that we can
// support partial filling of the space. If our total
// percent < 100% then we can trim off some space.
float unused = spaceToDistribute -
(spaceForChildren * totalPercent / 100);
if (unused > 0)
{
spaceToDistribute -= unused;
}
// Continue as long as there are some remaining flexible children.
// The "done" flag isn't strictly necessary, except that it catches
// cases where round-off error causes totalPercent to not exactly
// equal zero.
do
{
flexConsumed = 0; // space consumed by flexible compontents
done = true; // we are optimistic
// Space for flexible children is the total amount of space
// available minus the amount of space consumed by non-flexible
// components.Divide that space in proportion to the percent
// of the child
float spacePerPercent = spaceToDistribute / totalPercent;
// Attempt to divide out the space using our percent amounts,
// if we hit its limit then that control becomes 'non-flexible'
// and we run the whole space to distribute calculation again.
for (int i = 0; i < numChildren; i++)
{
FlexChildInfo childInfo = childInfoArray[i];
// Set its size in proportion to its percent.
float size = childInfo.Percent * spacePerPercent;
// If our flexiblity calc say grow/shrink more than we are
// allowed, then we grow/shrink whatever we can, remove
// ourselves from the array for the next pass, and start
// the loop over again so that the space that we weren't
// able to consume / release can be re-used by others.
if (size < childInfo.Min)
{
float min = childInfo.Min;
childInfo.Size = min;
// Move this object to the end of the array
// and decrement the length of the array.
// This is slightly expensive, but we don't expect
// to hit these min/max limits very often.
childInfoArray[i] = childInfoArray[--numChildren];
childInfoArray[numChildren] = childInfo;
totalPercent -= childInfo.Percent;
spaceToDistribute -= min;
done = false;
break;
}
if (size > childInfo.Max)
{
float max = childInfo.Max;
childInfo.Size = max;
childInfoArray[i] = childInfoArray[--numChildren];
childInfoArray[numChildren] = childInfo;
totalPercent -= childInfo.Percent;
spaceToDistribute -= max;
done = false;
break;
}
// All is well, let's carry on...
childInfo.Size = size;
flexConsumed += size;
}
}while (!done);
return((float)Math.Max(0, Math.Floor(spaceToDistribute - flexConsumed)));
}