From 816de0918c28461cc2d1e3457348fd5b6e11950f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Lionel LASKE Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 19:16:20 +0000 Subject: Initial version --- (limited to 'html/lib/layout/panels/source/arrangers/Arranger.js') diff --git a/html/lib/layout/panels/source/arrangers/Arranger.js b/html/lib/layout/panels/source/arrangers/Arranger.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b10f6b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/html/lib/layout/panels/source/arrangers/Arranger.js @@ -0,0 +1,226 @@ +/** + _enyo.Arranger_ is an enyo.Layout that considers + one of the controls it lays out as active. The other controls are placed + relative to the active control as makes sense for the layout. + + Arranger supports dynamic layouts, meaning it's possible to transition + between its layouts via animation. Typically, arrangers should lay out + controls using CSS transforms, since these are optimized for animation. To + support this, the controls in an Arranger are absolutely positioned, and + the Arranger kind has an `accelerated` property, which marks controls for + CSS compositing. The default setting of "auto" ensures that this will occur + if enabled by the platform. + + For more information, see the documentation on + [Arrangers](https://github.com/enyojs/enyo/wiki/Arrangers) + in the Enyo Developer Guide. +*/ +enyo.kind({ + name: "enyo.Arranger", + kind: "Layout", + layoutClass: "enyo-arranger", + /** + Sets controls being laid out to use CSS compositing. A setting of "auto" + will mark controls for compositing if the platform supports it. + */ + accelerated: "auto", + //* Property of the drag event used to calculate the amount a drag moves the layout + dragProp: "ddx", + //* Property of the drag event used to calculate the direction of a drag + dragDirectionProp: "xDirection", + //* Property of the drag event used to calculate whether a drag should occur + canDragProp: "horizontal", + /** + If set to true, transitions between non-adjacent arrangements will go + through the intermediate arrangements. This is useful when direct + transitions between arrangements would be visually jarring. + */ + incrementalPoints: false, + /** + Called when removing an arranger (for example, when switching a Panels + control to a different arrangerKind). Subclasses should implement this + function to reset whatever properties they've changed on child controls. + You *must* call the superclass implementation in your subclass's + _destroy_ function. + */ + destroy: function() { + var c$ = this.container.getPanels(); + for (var i=0, c; c=c$[i]; i++) { + c._arranger = null; + } + this.inherited(arguments); + }, + //* @public + /** + Arranges the given array of controls (_inC_) in the layout specified by + _inName_. When implementing this method, rather than apply styling + directly to controls, call _arrangeControl(inControl, inArrangement)_ + with an _inArrangement_ object with styling settings. These will then be + applied via the _flowControl(inControl, inArrangement)_ method. + */ + arrange: function(inC, inName) { + }, + /** + Sizes the controls in the layout. This method is called only at reflow + time. Note that sizing is separated from other layout done in the + _arrange_ method because it is expensive and not suitable for dynamic + layout. + */ + size: function() { + }, + /** + Called when a layout transition begins. Implement this method to perform + tasks that should only occur when a transition starts; for example, some + controls could be shown or hidden. In addition, the _transitionPoints_ + array may be set on the container to dictate the named arrangments + between which the transition occurs. + */ + start: function() { + var f = this.container.fromIndex, t = this.container.toIndex; + var p$ = this.container.transitionPoints = [f]; + // optionally add a transition point for each index between from and to. + if (this.incrementalPoints) { + var d = Math.abs(t - f) - 2; + var i = f; + while (d >= 0) { + i = i + (t < f ? -1 : 1); + p$.push(i); + d--; + } + } + p$.push(this.container.toIndex); + }, + /** + Called when a layout transition completes. Implement this method to + perform tasks that should only occur when a transition ends; for + example, some controls could be shown or hidden. + */ + finish: function() { + }, + //* @protected + canDragEvent: function(inEvent) { + return inEvent[this.canDragProp]; + }, + calcDragDirection: function(inEvent) { + return inEvent[this.dragDirectionProp]; + }, + calcDrag: function(inEvent) { + return inEvent[this.dragProp]; + }, + drag: function(inDp, inAn, inA, inBn, inB) { + var f = this.measureArrangementDelta(-inDp, inAn, inA, inBn, inB); + return f; + }, + measureArrangementDelta: function(inX, inI0, inA0, inI1, inA1) { + var d = this.calcArrangementDifference(inI0, inA0, inI1, inA1); + var s = d ? inX / Math.abs(d) : 0; + s = s * (this.container.fromIndex > this.container.toIndex ? -1 : 1); + //enyo.log("delta", s); + return s; + }, + //* @public + /** + Called when dragging the layout, this method returns the difference in + pixels between the arrangement _inA0_ for layout setting _inI0_ and + arrangement _inA1_ for layout setting _inI1_. This data is used to calculate + the percentage that a drag should move the layout between two active states. + */ + calcArrangementDifference: function(inI0, inA0, inI1, inA1) { + }, + //* @protected + _arrange: function(inIndex) { + var c$ = this.getOrderedControls(inIndex); + this.arrange(c$, inIndex); + }, + arrangeControl: function(inControl, inArrangement) { + inControl._arranger = enyo.mixin(inControl._arranger || {}, inArrangement); + }, + flow: function() { + this.c$ = [].concat(this.container.getPanels()); + this.controlsIndex = 0; + for (var i=0, c$=this.container.getPanels(), c; c=c$[i]; i++) { + enyo.dom.accelerate(c, this.accelerated); + if (enyo.platform.safari) { + // On Safari-desktop, sometimes having the panel's direct child set to accelerate isn't sufficient + // this is most often the case with Lists contained inside another control, inside a Panels + var grands=c.children; + for (var j=0, kid; kid=grands[j]; j++) { + enyo.dom.accelerate(kid, this.accelerated); + } + } + } + }, + reflow: function() { + var cn = this.container.hasNode(); + this.containerBounds = cn ? {width: cn.clientWidth, height: cn.clientHeight} : {}; + this.size(); + }, + flowArrangement: function() { + var a = this.container.arrangement; + if (a) { + for (var i=0, c$=this.container.getPanels(), c; c=c$[i]; i++) { + this.flowControl(c, a[i]); + } + } + }, + //* @public + /** + Lays out the control (_inControl_) according to the settings stored in + the _inArrangment_ object. By default, _flowControl_ will apply settings + of left, top, and opacity. This method should only be implemented to + apply other settings made via _arrangeControl_. + */ + flowControl: function(inControl, inArrangement) { + enyo.Arranger.positionControl(inControl, inArrangement); + var o = inArrangement.opacity; + if (o != null) { + enyo.Arranger.opacifyControl(inControl, o); + } + }, + //* @protected + // Gets an array of controls arranged in state order. + // note: optimization, dial around a single array. + getOrderedControls: function(inIndex) { + var whole = Math.floor(inIndex); + var a = whole - this.controlsIndex; + var sign = a > 0; + var c$ = this.c$ || []; + for (var i=0; i .99 ? 1 : (o < .01 ? 0 : o); + // note: we only care about ie8 + if (enyo.platform.ie < 9) { + inControl.applyStyle("filter", "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=" + (o * 100) + ")"); + } else { + inControl.applyStyle("opacity", o); + } + } + } +}); -- cgit v0.9.1