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## -*- tcl -*-
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
# Canvas Behavior Module. Dragging items and groups of items.
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Requisites
package require Tcl 8.5
package require Tk
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## API
namespace eval ::canvas::drag {
namespace export \
item group on off
namespace ensemble create
}
proc ::canvas::drag::item {c tag args} {
# Set up dragging of single items identified by the <tag>
on $c $tag [namespace code Item1] {*}$args
return
}
proc ::canvas::drag::group {c tag cmdprefix args} {
# Set up dragging a group of items, with each group's drag
# handle(s) identified by <tag>, and the <cmdprefix> taking the
# handle item which triggered the drag and returning a tag which
# identifies the whole group to move.
on $c $tag [namespace code [list ItemGroup $cmdprefix]] {*}$args
return
}
proc ::canvas::drag::on {c tag cmdprefix args} {
# Setting up a general drag, with the drag handles identified by
# <tag> and <cmdprefix> providing start/move methods invoked to
# initialize and perform the drag. The cmdprefix is fully
# responsible for how the dragging of a particular handle is
# handled.
variable attached
# Process options (-event)
set events [dict get [Options {*}$args] event]
# Save the (canvas, tag) combination for use by 'off'.
set k [list $c $tag]
set attached($k) $events
# Install the bindings doing the drag
lassign $events trigger motion untrigger
$c bind $tag $trigger [namespace code [list Start $c $cmdprefix %x %y]]
$c bind $tag $motion [namespace code [list Move $c $cmdprefix %x %y]]
$c bind $tag $untrigger [namespace code [list Done $c $cmdprefix %x %y]]
return
}
proc ::canvas::drag::off {c tag} {
# Remove a drag identified by canvas and tag.
variable attached
# Find and remove the bindings for this particular canvas,tag
# combination.
set k [list $c $tag]
foreach event $attached($k) {
$c bind $tag $event {}
}
# Update our database
unset attached($k)
return
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Option processing.
proc ::canvas::drag::Options {args} {
# Button 3 is default for dragging.
set config [list event [Validate 3]]
foreach {option value} $args {
switch -exact -- $option {
-event {
dict set config event [Validate $value]
}
default {
return -code error "Unknown option \"$option\", expected -event"
}
}
}
return $config
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Event parsing and transformation
proc ::canvas::drag::Validate {event} {
# Assumes that events are specified in the forms
# <modifier>-<button> and <button>, where <modifier> is in the set
# {Control, Shift, Alt, ... } and <button> a number. Returns
# button-press and related motion event, or throws an error.
set xevent [split $event -]
if {[llength $xevent] > 2} {
return -code error "Bad event \"$event\""
} elseif {[llength $xevent] == 2} {
lassign $xevent modifier button
set trigger <${event}>
set motion <${modifier}-B${button}-Motion>
set untrigger <${modifier}-ButtonRelease-${button}>
} else {
lassign $xevent button
set modifier {}
set trigger <${button}>
set motion <B${button}-Motion>
set untrigger <ButtonRelease-${button}>
}
return [list $trigger $motion $untrigger]
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Drag execution.
proc ::canvas::drag::Start {c cmdprefix x y} {
# Start a drag operation.
variable attached
variable active
variable clientdata
variable lastx
variable lasty
# Clear drag state
unset -nocomplain active clientdata lastx lasty
# Get item under mouse, if any.
set item [$c find withtag current]
if {$item eq {}} return
# Initialize the drag state, run the command to initialize
# anything external to us. We remember the current location to
# enable the delta calculations in 'Move'.
set active $cmdprefix
set lastx [$c canvasx $x]
set lasty [$c canvasy $y]
set clientdata [{*}$active start $c $item]
return
}
proc ::canvas::drag::Move {c cmdprefix x y} {
# Check for active drag.
variable active
if {![info exists active]} return
# Import remainder of the drag state
variable clientdata
variable lastx
variable lasty
# Get current location and compute delta.
set x [$c canvasx $x]
set y [$c canvasy $y]
set dx [expr {$x - $lastx}]
set dy [expr {$y - $lasty}]
# Let the command process the movement as it sees fit.
# This may include updated client data.
set clientdata [{*}$active move $c $clientdata $dx $dy]
# Save the new location , for the next movement and delta.
set lastx $x
set lasty $y
return
}
proc ::canvas::drag::Done {c cmdprefix x y} {
# Check for active drag.
variable active
if {![info exists active]} return
# Import remainder of the drag state
variable clientdata
# Let the command process the end of the drag operation as it sees
# fit.
{*}$active done $c $clientdata
return
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Convenience. Dragging a single item.
# This is trivial. We remember the item to be dragged, and forward
# move requests directly to the canvas.
namespace eval ::canvas::drag::Item1 {
namespace export start move done
namespace ensemble create
}
proc ::canvas::drag::Item1::start {c item} {
return $item
}
proc ::canvas::drag::Item1::move {c item dx dy} {
$c move $item $dx $dy
return $item
}
proc ::canvas::drag::Item1::done {c item} {
return
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Convenience. Dragging an item group.
# Also mostly trivial. The move requests are still simply forwarded to
# the canvas, using the tag identifying the group. The main point is
# during start, using the external callback to transform the handle
# item into the group tag.
proc ::canvas::drag::ItemGroup {cmd method c args} {
return [ItemGroup::$method $cmd $c {*}$args]
}
namespace eval ::canvas::drag::ItemGroup {}
proc ::canvas::drag::ItemGroup::start {cmd c item} {
return [{*}$cmd start $c $item]
}
proc ::canvas::drag::ItemGroup::move {cmd c grouptag dx dy} {
$c move $grouptag $dx $dy
return $grouptag
}
proc ::canvas::drag::ItemGroup::done {cmd c grouptag} {
{*}$cmd done $c $grouptag
return
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## State.
namespace eval ::canvas::drag {
# Database of canvas,tag combinations with active bindings
# (allowing their removal, see --> 'off'). Value are the
# events which have bindings.
variable attached
array set attached {}
# State of a drag in progress
variable active ; # command prefix to invoke for 'start' / 'move'.
variable clientdata ; # Result of invoking 'start', data for 'move'.
variable lastx ; # x coord of last position the drag was at.
variable lasty ; # y coord of last position the drag was at.
}
# ### ### ### ######### ######### #########
## Ready
package provide canvas::drag 0.1
return
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## Scrap yard.
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