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/**
* ToolTip control example.
*
* This example demonstrates some fundemental use of the TooTip control. It
* creates a tool tip for each push button in the dialog and tool tips for some
* rectangular areas in the dialog itself.
*
* There is a 'Test' push button in the dialog. When this button is pushed,
* several short demonstrations are executed that show some of the additional
* ToolTip methods at work. These demonstrations print to the screen using say
* statements. Therefore it is best to run this example program from a standard
* console window so that the output can be seen.
*
*/
-- Set this application to use the global .constDir Only. Then add our
-- symbolic IDs to the .constDir.
.application~setDefaults('O', , .false)
.constDir[IDC_TT_MAIN ] = 500
.constDir[IDC_TT_OK] = 501
.constDir[IDC_TT_CANCEL] = 502
.constDir[IDC_TT_TEST] = 503
.constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT1] = 774
.constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT2] = 775
.constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT3] = 776
.constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT4] = 777
.constDir[IDC_PB_TEST] = 600
-- Instantiate our dialog and execute it.
dlg = .ToolTipDialog~new
dlg~execute("SHOWTOP", IDI_DLG_OOREXX)
return 0
::requires "ooDialog.cls"
::class 'ToolTipDialog' subclass UserDialog
/** init()
*
* Usual init() method for a UserDialog subclass. We initialize the super class
* and then create the dialog frame to get things started.
*
* We also use this method to create an icon image. This image is used for the
* balloon ToolTip.
*/
::method init
expose icon
forward class (super) continue
-- Locate our icon file
srcDir = locate()
icon = .Image~getImage(srcDir"musicNote.ico", ICON, .size~new(16, 16))
self~create(30, 30, 257, 123, "ToolTip Example Dialog", "CENTER")
/** defineDialog()
*
* Usual defineDialog() method. We add 3 push buttons to the dialog template.
*/
::method defineDialog
self~createPushButton(IDC_PB_TEST, 10, 99, 50, 14, , "Test", onTest)
self~createPushButton(IDOK, 142, 99, 50, 14, "DEFAULT", "Ok")
self~createPushButton(IDCANCEL, 197, 99, 50, 14, , "Cancel")
/** initDialog()
*
* Usual initDialog() method.
*
* However, note that ToolTip controls can not be added to the dialog template.
* They *have* to be created *after* the underlying dialog exists. Typically,
* ToolTips would always be created in the initDialog() method.
*/
::method initDialog unguarded
expose icon pbTest count ttTest
-- The main tool tip is set up in a private method, so that the code for it
-- can be inspected without distraction.
self~createMainToolTip
-- Creat a somewhat fancy balloon tool tip for the Ok button.
ttOk = self~createToolTip(IDC_TT_OK, 'BALLOON CLOSE')
ttOk~setTitle("Important Message", icon)
text = 'Push the'.endOfLine'Ok button'.endOfLine'to end this'.endOfLine'foolishness'
ttOk~addTool(self~newPushButton(IDOK), text)
-- Create a simple multiline tool tip for the Cancel push button. The tool
-- tip is turned into a multiline tool tip by seeting the max tool tip
-- width.
ttEsc = self~createToolTip(IDC_TT_CANCEL)
ttEsc~addTool(self~newPushButton(IDCANCEL), 'Press Cancel to end the dialog')
margins = 2 * 4
s = self~getTextSizePX('Press Cancel')
ttEsc~setMaxTipWidth(s~width + margins)
-- Create a tool tip for the Test push button.
pbTest = self~newPushButton(IDC_PB_TEST)
ttTest = self~createToolTip(IDC_TT_TEST)
ttTest~addTool(pbTest)
self~connectToolTipEvent(IDC_TT_TEST, 'NEEDTEXT')
count = 0
/** createMainToolTip()
*
* This is a private method we use to set up the main ToolTip. We do the set
* up here so that the code for the set up can be studied without any other
* distractions.
*/
::method createMainToolTip private
expose tt clRect1 clRect2 clRect3 clRect4
tt = self~createToolTip(IDC_TT_MAIN)
-- We divide the client area of the dialog into 4 quadrants and then add a
-- tool for each quandrant to the main tool tip.
clRect = self~clientRect
hMidpoint = trunc((clRect~right - clRect~left) / 2) + clRect~left
vMidpoint = trunc((clRect~bottom - clRect~top) / 2) + clRect~top
clRect1 = .Rect~new(clRect~left, clRect~top, hMidpoint, vMidpoint)
clRect2 = .Rect~new(hMidpoint + 1, clRect~top, clRect~right, vMidpoint + 1)
clRect3 = .Rect~new(clRect~left, vMidpoint + 1, hMidpoint + 1, clRect~bottom)
clRect4 = .Rect~new(hMidpoint + 1, vMidpoint + 1, clRect~right, clRect~bottom)
ret = tt~addToolRect(self, IDTOOL_DLG_RECT1, clRect1, 'Over main dialog, top left quadrant', 'TRANSPARENT')
ret = tt~addToolRect(self, IDTOOL_DLG_RECT2, clRect2, 'Over main dialog, top right quadrant', 'TRANSPARENT')
ret = tt~addToolRect(self, IDTOOL_DLG_RECT3, clRect3, 'Over main dialog, bottom left quadrant', 'TRANSPARENT')
ret = tt~addToolRect(self, IDTOOL_DLG_RECT4, clRect4, 'Over main dialog, bottom right quadrant', 'TRANSPARENT')
-- Connect the SHOW event so that we can position the tool tip text where
-- we want it. The SHOW notification is sent right before the tool tip is
-- going to display its window.
self~connectToolTipEvent(IDC_TT_MAIN, 'SHOW')
/** onShow()
*
* This is the event handler for the ToolTip SHOW event. It is invoked right
* before the ToolTip is about to show its display window.
*
* One of the uses for this event is to customize the position of the window.
* To customize the window position, the programmer calculates where he wants
* the window to be position and then uses the setWindowPos() method to place
* the window. When the position is set by the programmer, the event handler
* needs to return .true to inform the ToolTip not to position the window in its
* default position. If .false is returned, then the ToolTip positions its
* window where it normally would.
*
* We use this event handler to place the text for each tool in the main ToolTip
* at the top left-hand corner of its rectangle.
*/
::method onShow unguarded
expose clRect1 clRect2 clRect3 clRect4
use arg toolID, toolTip
-- Determine the position for the tool about to be displayed:
select
when toolID == .constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT1] then pos = .Point~new(clRect1~left, clRect1~top)
when toolID == .constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT2] then pos = .Point~new(clRect2~left, clRect2~top)
when toolID == .constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT3] then pos = .Point~new(clRect3~left, clRect3~top)
when toolID == .constDir[IDTOOL_DLG_RECT4] then pos = .Point~new(clRect4~left, clRect4~top)
otherwise pos = .Point~new
end
-- End select
-- Position the ToolTip window where we want it:
self~client2screen(pos)
toolTip~setWindowPos(TOPMOST, pos, .Size~new(0, 0), "NOACTIVATE NOSIZE NOZORDER")
-- Return .true so that the ToolTip knows not to position the window itself.
return .true
/** onNeedText()
*
* This is the event handler for the ToolTip NEEDTEXT event. It is invoked when
* a ToolTip control needs the text to display in its window.
*
* The notification is generated when there is no text assigned to a tool, of if
* the special string: "TextCallBack" is assigned as the text of a tool.
*
* The event handler must return .true or .false. It .true is returned, that
* tells the ToolTip to store the returned text and not ask for it again. If
* .false is returned, then the ToolTip will ask for the text each time the
* window is about to be displayed.
*
* The text itself is returned in the info object. This is a .Directory object.
* The returned text is placed at the TEXT index.
*/
::method onNeedText unguarded
use arg id, toolTip, info
info~text = 'Press Test to execute a ToolTip test'
return .true
/** onTest()
*
* This is the event handler for the button CLICK event. It is invoked when the
* 'Test' push button is pressed or clicked.
*
* We use this to demonstrate some of the methods of the ToolTip class.
*/
::method onTest unguarded
expose tt ttTest pbTest count
reply 0
count += 1
select
when count == 1 then do
do i = 1 to tt~getToolCount
toolInfo = tt~enumTools(i)
say 'Tool info hwnd: ' toolInfo~rexxHwnd
say 'Tool info id: ' toolInfo~rexxID
say 'Tool info text: ' toolInfo~text
say 'Tool info flags: ' toolInfo~flags
say 'Tool info rect: ' toolInfo~rect
say 'Tool info userData:' toolInfo~userData
say 'Tool info resource:' toolInfo~resource
say
end
end
when count == 2 then do
time = tt~getDelayTime
say 'Time for autopop:' time
say
time = tt~getDelayTime('AUTOPOP')
say 'Time for autopop:' time
say
time = tt~getDelayTime('INITIAL')
say 'Time for initial:' time
say
time = tt~getDelayTime('RESHOW')
say 'Time for reshow:' time
say
end
when count == 3 then do
mouse = .Mouse~new(self)
pos = mouse~getCursorPos
pbTest~screen2client(pos)
hitTool = .ToolInfo~forHitTest(pbTest)
if ttTest~hitTestInfo(hitTool, pos) then do
say 'Got hit'
say 'Tool info hwnd: ' hitTool~rexxHwnd
say 'Tool info id: ' hitTool~rexxID
say 'Tool info text: ' hitTool~text
say 'Tool info flags: ' hitTool~flags
say 'Tool info rect: ' hitTool~rect
say 'Tool info userData:' hitTool~userData
say 'Tool info resource:' hitTool~resource
say
end
else do
say 'NO hit'
say 'Tool info hwnd: ' hitTool~rexxHwnd~hwnd
say 'Test push button hwnd:' pbTest~hwnd
say
end
end
otherwise do
count = 0
say 'No test for this push. Going to recycle.'
say
end
end
-- End select
return