X-Git-Url: https://git.saurik.com/wxWidgets.git/blobdiff_plain/b93051ef464981ad580518dc88a985f28db1e0dd..b404a8f3b072129c107c6d9a5e0f6f53cd34807b:/src/msw/toolbar.cpp?ds=sidebyside diff --git a/src/msw/toolbar.cpp b/src/msw/toolbar.cpp index 1a9e9efe86..6ad75a3cd1 100644 --- a/src/msw/toolbar.cpp +++ b/src/msw/toolbar.cpp @@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ #include "wx/intl.h" #include "wx/settings.h" #include "wx/bitmap.h" + #include "wx/region.h" #include "wx/dcmemory.h" #include "wx/control.h" #include "wx/app.h" // for GetComCtl32Version @@ -335,17 +336,11 @@ bool wxToolBar::Create(wxWindow *parent, wxSetCCUnicodeFormat(GetHwnd()); - // workaround for flat toolbar on Windows XP classic style: we have to set - // the style after creating the control; doing it at creation time doesn't work -#if wxUSE_UXTHEME - if ( style & wxTB_FLAT ) - { - LRESULT style = GetMSWToolbarStyle(); - - if ( !(style & TBSTYLE_FLAT) ) - ::SendMessage(GetHwnd(), TB_SETSTYLE, 0, style | TBSTYLE_FLAT); - } -#endif // wxUSE_UXTHEME + // we always erase our background on WM_PAINT so there is no need to do it + // in WM_ERASEBKGND too (by default this won't be done but if the toolbar + // has a non default background colour, then it would be used in both + // places resulting in flicker) + SetBackgroundStyle(wxBG_STYLE_PAINT); return true; } @@ -410,11 +405,7 @@ void wxToolBar::Recreate() m_hBitmap = 0; } - if ( m_disabledImgList ) - { - delete m_disabledImgList; - m_disabledImgList = NULL; - } + wxDELETE(m_disabledImgList); Realize(); } @@ -500,21 +491,11 @@ WXDWORD wxToolBar::MSWGetStyle(long style, WXDWORD *exstyle) const if ( !(style & wxTB_NO_TOOLTIPS) ) msStyle |= TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS; - if ( style & (wxTB_FLAT | wxTB_HORZ_LAYOUT) ) - { - // static as it doesn't change during the program lifetime - static const int s_verComCtl = wxApp::GetComCtl32Version(); - - // comctl32.dll 4.00 doesn't support the flat toolbars and using this - // style with 6.00 (part of Windows XP) leads to the toolbar with - // incorrect background colour - and not using it still results in the - // correct (flat) toolbar, so don't use it there - if ( s_verComCtl > 400 && s_verComCtl < 600 ) - msStyle |= TBSTYLE_FLAT | TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT; - - if ( s_verComCtl >= 470 && style & wxTB_HORZ_LAYOUT ) - msStyle |= TBSTYLE_LIST; - } + if ( style & wxTB_FLAT && wxApp::GetComCtl32Version() > 400 ) + msStyle |= TBSTYLE_FLAT; + + if ( style & wxTB_HORZ_LAYOUT && wxApp::GetComCtl32Version() >= 470 ) + msStyle |= TBSTYLE_LIST; if ( style & wxTB_NODIVIDER ) msStyle |= CCS_NODIVIDER; @@ -531,6 +512,15 @@ WXDWORD wxToolBar::MSWGetStyle(long style, WXDWORD *exstyle) const if ( style & wxTB_RIGHT ) msStyle |= CCS_RIGHT; + // always use TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT because the background is not drawn + // correctly without it in all themes and, for whatever reason, the control + // also flickers horribly when it is resized if this style is not used + // + // note that this is implicitly enabled by the native toolbar itself when + // TBSTYLE_FLAT is used (i.e. it's impossible to use TBSTYLE_FLAT without + // TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT) but turn it on explicitly in any case + msStyle |= TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT; + return msStyle; } @@ -616,11 +606,7 @@ bool wxToolBar::DoDeleteTool(size_t pos, wxToolBarToolBase *tool) void wxToolBar::CreateDisabledImageList() { - if (m_disabledImgList != NULL) - { - delete m_disabledImgList; - m_disabledImgList = NULL; - } + wxDELETE(m_disabledImgList); // as we can't use disabled image list with older versions of comctl32.dll, // don't even bother creating it @@ -632,12 +618,13 @@ void wxToolBar::CreateDisabledImageList() { wxToolBarToolBase *tool = node->GetData(); wxBitmap bmpDisabled = tool->GetDisabledBitmap(); - if ( bmpDisabled.Ok() ) + if ( bmpDisabled.IsOk() ) { + const wxSize sizeBitmap = bmpDisabled.GetSize(); m_disabledImgList = new wxImageList ( - m_defaultWidth, - m_defaultHeight, + sizeBitmap.x, + sizeBitmap.y, bmpDisabled.GetMask() != NULL, GetToolsCount() ); @@ -757,7 +744,7 @@ bool wxToolBar::Realize() const int w = bmp.GetWidth(); const int h = bmp.GetHeight(); - if ( bmp.Ok() ) + if ( bmp.IsOk() ) { int xOffset = wxMax(0, (m_defaultWidth - w)/2); int yOffset = wxMax(0, (m_defaultHeight - h)/2); @@ -775,7 +762,7 @@ bool wxToolBar::Realize() { wxBitmap bmpDisabled = tool->GetDisabledBitmap(); #if wxUSE_IMAGE && wxUSE_WXDIB - if ( !bmpDisabled.Ok() ) + if ( !bmpDisabled.IsOk() ) { // no disabled bitmap specified but we still need to // fill the space in the image list with something, so @@ -940,6 +927,10 @@ bool wxToolBar::Realize() // so we need a valid id for it and not wxID_SEPARATOR // which is used by spacers by default tool->AllocSpacerId(); + + // also set the number of separators so that the logic in + // HandlePaint() works correctly + tool->SetSeparatorsCount(1); } button.idCommand = tool->GetId(); @@ -1196,7 +1187,11 @@ bool wxToolBar::Realize() void wxToolBar::UpdateStretchableSpacersSize() { - // we can't resize the spacers if TB_SETBUTTONINFO is not supported +#ifdef TB_SETBUTTONINFO + // we can't resize the spacers if TB_SETBUTTONINFO is not supported (we + // could try to do it with multiple separators as for the controls but this + // is too painful and it just doesn't seem to be worth doing for the + // ancient systems) if ( wxApp::GetComCtl32Version() < 471 ) return; @@ -1217,13 +1212,13 @@ void wxToolBar::UpdateStretchableSpacersSize() // reduce their size if there is not enough place for all tools const int totalSize = IsVertical() ? GetClientSize().y : GetClientSize().x; const int extraSize = totalSize - m_totalFixedSize; - const int sizeSpacer = extraSize > 0 ? extraSize / numSpaces : 0; + const int sizeSpacer = extraSize > 0 ? extraSize / numSpaces : 1; // the last spacer should consume all remaining space if we have too much // of it (which can be greater than sizeSpacer because of the rounding) const int sizeLastSpacer = extraSize > 0 ? extraSize - (numSpaces - 1)*sizeSpacer - : 0; + : 1; // cumulated offset by which we need to move all the following controls to // the right: while the toolbar takes care of the normal items, we must @@ -1263,6 +1258,7 @@ void wxToolBar::UpdateStretchableSpacersSize() offset += tbbi.cx - (rcOld.right - rcOld.left); } } +#endif // TB_SETBUTTONINFO } // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -1300,7 +1296,7 @@ bool wxToolBar::MSWCommand(WXUINT WXUNUSED(cmd), WXWORD id_) // Without the two lines of code below, if the toolbar was repainted during // OnLeftClick(), then it could end up without the tool bitmap temporarily // (see http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/lmi/2008-10/msg00014.html). - // The Update() call bellow ensures that this won't happen, by repainting + // The Update() call below ensures that this won't happen, by repainting // invalidated areas of the toolbar immediately. // // To complicate matters, the tool would be drawn in depressed state (this @@ -1327,7 +1323,7 @@ bool wxToolBar::MSWCommand(WXUINT WXUNUSED(cmd), WXWORD id_) ::SendMessage(GetHwnd(), TB_SETSTATE, id, MAKELONG(state, 0)); // OnLeftClick() can veto the button state change - for buttons which - // may be toggled only, of couse + // may be toggled only, of course. if ( !allowLeftClick && tool->CanBeToggled() ) { // revert back @@ -1698,131 +1694,165 @@ bool wxToolBar::HandleSize(WXWPARAM WXUNUSED(wParam), WXLPARAM lParam) return true; } -#ifndef __WXWINCE__ - -void wxToolBar::MSWEraseRect(wxDC& dc, const wxRect& rectItem) -{ - dc.DrawRectangle(rectItem); -} +#ifdef wxHAS_MSW_BACKGROUND_ERASE_HOOK bool wxToolBar::HandlePaint(WXWPARAM wParam, WXLPARAM lParam) { - // erase any dummy separators which were used only for reserving space in - // the toolbar (either for a control or just for a stretchable space) - - // first of all, are there any controls at all? - wxToolBarToolsList::compatibility_iterator node; - for ( node = m_tools.GetFirst(); node; node = node->GetNext() ) + // we must prevent the dummy separators corresponding to controls or + // stretchable spaces from being seen: we used to do it by painting over + // them but this, unsurprisingly, resulted in a lot of flicker so now we + // prevent the toolbar from painting them at all + + // compute the region containing all dummy separators which we don't want + // to be seen + wxRegion rgnDummySeps; + const wxRect rectTotal = GetClientRect(); + int toolIndex = 0; + for ( wxToolBarToolsList::compatibility_iterator node = m_tools.GetFirst(); + node; + node = node->GetNext() ) { - wxToolBarToolBase * const tool = node->GetData(); + wxToolBarTool * const + tool = static_cast(node->GetData()); + if ( tool->IsControl() || tool->IsStretchableSpace() ) - break; + { + const size_t numSeps = tool->GetSeparatorsCount(); + for ( size_t n = 0; n < numSeps; n++, toolIndex++ ) + { + // for some reason TB_GETITEMRECT returns a rectangle 1 pixel + // shorter than the full window size (at least under Windows 7) + // but we need to erase the full width/height below + RECT rcItem = wxGetTBItemRect(GetHwnd(), toolIndex); + if ( IsVertical() ) + { + rcItem.left = 0; + rcItem.right = rectTotal.width; + } + else + { + rcItem.top = 0; + rcItem.bottom = rectTotal.height; + } + + rgnDummySeps.Union(wxRectFromRECT(rcItem)); + } + } + else + { + // normal tools never correspond to more than one native button + toolIndex++; + } } - if ( !node ) + if ( rgnDummySeps.IsOk() ) { - // no controls, nothing to erase - return false; + // exclude the area occupied by the controls and stretchable spaces + // from the update region to prevent the toolbar from drawing + // separators in it + if ( !::ValidateRgn(GetHwnd(), GetHrgnOf(rgnDummySeps)) ) + { + wxLogLastError(wxT("ValidateRgn()")); + } } - // prepare the DC on which we'll be drawing - wxClientDC dc(this); - dc.SetBrush(GetBackgroundColour()); - dc.SetPen(*wxTRANSPARENT_PEN); + // still let the native control draw everything else normally but set up a + // hook to be able to process the next WM_ERASEBKGND sent to our parent + // because toolbar will ask it to erase its background from its WM_PAINT + // handler (when using TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT which we do always use) + // + // installing hook is not completely trivial as all kinds of strange + // situations are possible: sometimes we can be called recursively from + // inside the native toolbar WM_PAINT handler so the hook might already be + // installed and sometimes the native toolbar might not send WM_ERASEBKGND + // to the parent at all for whatever reason, so deal with all these cases + wxWindow * const parent = GetParent(); + const bool hadHook = parent->MSWHasEraseBgHook(); + if ( !hadHook ) + GetParent()->MSWSetEraseBgHook(this); - RECT rcUpdate; - if ( !::GetUpdateRect(GetHwnd(), &rcUpdate, FALSE) ) - { - // nothing to redraw anyhow - return false; - } + MSWDefWindowProc(WM_PAINT, wParam, lParam); - const wxRect rectUpdate = wxRectFromRECT(rcUpdate); - dc.SetClippingRegion(rectUpdate); + if ( !hadHook ) + GetParent()->MSWSetEraseBgHook(NULL); - // draw the toolbar tools, separators &c normally - wxControl::MSWWindowProc(WM_PAINT, wParam, lParam); - // for each control in the toolbar find all the separators intersecting it - // and erase them - // - // NB: this is really the only way to do it as we don't know if a separator - // corresponds to a control (i.e. is a dummy one) or a real one - // otherwise - int toolIndex = 0; - for ( node = m_tools.GetFirst(); node; node = node->GetNext(), toolIndex++ ) + if ( rgnDummySeps.IsOk() ) { - wxToolBarTool *tool = (wxToolBarTool*)node->GetData(); - if ( tool->IsControl() ) - { - // get the control rect in our client coords - wxControl *control = tool->GetControl(); - wxStaticText *staticText = tool->GetStaticText(); - wxRect rectCtrl = control->GetRect(); - wxRect rectStaticText; - if ( staticText ) - rectStaticText = staticText->GetRect(); - - if ( !rectCtrl.Intersects(rectUpdate) && - (!staticText || !rectStaticText.Intersects(rectUpdate)) ) - continue; + // erase the dummy separators region ourselves now as nobody painted + // over them + WindowHDC hdc(GetHwnd()); + ::SelectClipRgn(hdc, GetHrgnOf(rgnDummySeps)); + MSWDoEraseBackground(hdc); + } - // iterate over all buttons to find all separators intersecting - // this control - TBBUTTON tbb; - int count = ::SendMessage(GetHwnd(), TB_BUTTONCOUNT, 0, 0); - for ( int n = 0; n < count; n++ ) - { - // is it a separator? - if ( !::SendMessage(GetHwnd(), TB_GETBUTTON, - n, (LPARAM)&tbb) ) - { - wxLogDebug(wxT("TB_GETBUTTON failed?")); + return true; +} - continue; - } +WXHBRUSH wxToolBar::MSWGetToolbarBgBrush() +{ + // we conservatively use a solid brush here but we could also use a themed + // brush by using DrawThemeBackground() to create a bitmap brush (it'd need + // to be invalidated whenever the toolbar is resized and, also, correctly + // aligned using SetBrushOrgEx() before each use -- there is code for doing + // this in wxNotebook already so it'd need to be refactored into wxWindow) + // + // however inasmuch as there is a default background for the toolbar at all + // (and this is not a trivial question as different applications use very + // different colours), it seems to be a solid one and using REBAR + // background brush as we used to do before doesn't look good at all under + // Windows 7 (and probably Vista too), so for now we just keep it simple + wxColour const + colBg = m_hasBgCol ? GetBackgroundColour() + : wxSystemSettings::GetColour(wxSYS_COLOUR_BTNFACE); + wxBrush * const + brush = wxTheBrushList->FindOrCreateBrush(colBg); + + return brush ? static_cast(brush->GetResourceHandle()) : 0; +} - if ( tbb.fsStyle != TBSTYLE_SEP ) - continue; +WXHBRUSH wxToolBar::MSWGetBgBrushForChild(WXHDC hDC, wxWindowMSW *child) +{ + WXHBRUSH hbr = wxToolBarBase::MSWGetBgBrushForChild(hDC, child); + if ( hbr ) + return hbr; - // get the bounding rect of the separator - RECT r = wxGetTBItemRect(GetHwnd(), n); - if ( !r.right ) - continue; + // the base class version only returns a brush for erasing children + // background if we have a non-default background colour but as the toolbar + // doesn't erase its own background by default, we need to always do it for + // (semi-)transparent children + if ( child->GetParent() == this && child->HasTransparentBackground() ) + return MSWGetToolbarBgBrush(); - const wxRect rectItem = wxRectFromRECT(r); + return 0; +} - // does it intersect the update region at all? - if ( !rectUpdate.Intersects(rectItem) ) - continue; +void wxToolBar::MSWDoEraseBackground(WXHDC hDC) +{ + wxFillRect(GetHwnd(), (HDC)hDC, (HBRUSH)MSWGetToolbarBgBrush()); +} - // does it intersect the control itself or its label? - // - // if it does, refresh it so it's redrawn on top of the - // background - if ( rectCtrl.Intersects(rectItem) ) - control->Refresh(false); - else if ( staticText && rectStaticText.Intersects(rectItem) ) - staticText->Refresh(false); - else - continue; +bool wxToolBar::MSWEraseBgHook(WXHDC hDC) +{ + // toolbar WM_PAINT handler offsets the DC origin before sending + // WM_ERASEBKGND to the parent but as we handle it in the toolbar itself, + // we need to reset it back + HDC hdc = (HDC)hDC; + POINT ptOldOrg; + if ( !::SetWindowOrgEx(hdc, 0, 0, &ptOldOrg) ) + { + wxLogLastError(wxT("SetWindowOrgEx(tbar-bg-hdc)")); + return false; + } - MSWEraseRect(dc, rectItem); - } - } - else if ( tool->IsStretchableSpace() ) - { - const wxRect - rectItem = wxRectFromRECT(wxGetTBItemRect(GetHwnd(), toolIndex)); + MSWDoEraseBackground(hDC); - if ( rectUpdate.Intersects(rectItem) ) - MSWEraseRect(dc, rectItem); - } - } + ::SetWindowOrgEx(hdc, ptOldOrg.x, ptOldOrg.y, NULL); return true; } -#endif // __WXWINCE__ + +#endif // wxHAS_MSW_BACKGROUND_ERASE_HOOK void wxToolBar::HandleMouseMove(WXWPARAM WXUNUSED(wParam), WXLPARAM lParam) { @@ -1853,7 +1883,7 @@ WXLRESULT wxToolBar::MSWWindowProc(WXUINT nMsg, WXWPARAM wParam, WXLPARAM lParam return 0; break; -#ifndef __WXWINCE__ +#ifdef wxHAS_MSW_BACKGROUND_ERASE_HOOK case WM_PAINT: // refreshing the controls in the toolbar inside a composite window // results in an endless stream of WM_PAINT messages -- and seems @@ -1862,7 +1892,7 @@ WXLRESULT wxToolBar::MSWWindowProc(WXUINT nMsg, WXWPARAM wParam, WXLPARAM lParam if ( !IsDoubleBuffered() && HandlePaint(wParam, lParam) ) return 0; break; -#endif // __WXWINCE__ +#endif // wxHAS_MSW_BACKGROUND_ERASE_HOOK } return wxControl::MSWWindowProc(nMsg, wParam, lParam);