Refactor cc scrollbar layers architecture.

This CL separates the solid-color scrollbar functionality into its own class structure, resulting in the following hierarchy:

ScrollbarLayerInterface (pure-virtual)
 |
 --------  PaintedScrollbarLayer (for outer-viewport)
 |
 --------- SolidColorScrollbarLayer (for inner-viewport)            
                                    (Android, pinch-zoom)

ScrollbarLayerImplBase
 |
 ----- PaintedScrollbarLayerImpl (for outer-viewport)
 |
 ----- SolidColorScrollbarLayerImpl (for inner-viewport)
                                    (Android, pinch-zoom)

In this architecture, solid-color scrollbars can live side-by side with regular desktop scrollbars, and no longer require a WebScrollbar in order to be created. The scrolling LayerImpl's only know about ScrollbarLayerImplBase, and the TreeSynchronizer & LTI only deal with *Base layer types.

The ScrollbarLayerImplBase layer is not pure virtual, but rather attempts to collect any common functionality, and the result is much simpler classes for SolidColorScrollbarLayerImpl.

Work remaining:

1) Once the pinch-viewport layers are in place in CC, we can get rid of vertical adjust (I think), and so LTI::UpdateSolidColorScrollbars() can go away. When this goes away, some of the interface for ScrollbarLayerImplBase can be simplified as well.

Review URL: https://chromiumcodereview.appspot.com/18341009

git-svn-id: svn://svn.chromium.org/chrome/trunk/src@220637 0039d316-1c4b-4281-b951-d872f2087c98

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diff --git a/cc/layers/scrollbar_layer_impl_base.cc b/cc/layers/scrollbar_layer_impl_base.cc
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+// Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
+// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
+// found in the LICENSE file.
+
+#include "cc/layers/scrollbar_layer_impl_base.h"
+
+#include <algorithm>
+#include "cc/layers/layer.h"
+#include "ui/gfx/rect_conversions.h"
+
+namespace cc {
+
+ScrollbarLayerImplBase::ScrollbarLayerImplBase(LayerTreeImpl* tree_impl,
+                                               int id,
+                                               ScrollbarOrientation orientation)
+    : LayerImpl(tree_impl, id),
+      scroll_layer_id_(Layer::INVALID_ID),
+      is_overlay_scrollbar_(false),
+      current_pos_(0.f),
+      maximum_(0),
+      orientation_(orientation),
+      vertical_adjust_(0.f),
+      visible_to_total_length_ratio_(1.f) {}
+
+void ScrollbarLayerImplBase::PushPropertiesTo(LayerImpl* layer) {
+  LayerImpl::PushPropertiesTo(layer);
+}
+
+ScrollbarLayerImplBase* ScrollbarLayerImplBase::ToScrollbarLayer() {
+  return this;
+}
+
+gfx::Rect ScrollbarLayerImplBase::ScrollbarLayerRectToContentRect(
+    gfx::RectF layer_rect) const {
+  // Don't intersect with the bounds as in LayerRectToContentRect() because
+  // layer_rect here might be in coordinates of the containing layer.
+  gfx::RectF content_rect = gfx::ScaleRect(layer_rect,
+      contents_scale_x(),
+      contents_scale_y());
+  return gfx::ToEnclosingRect(content_rect);
+}
+
+void ScrollbarLayerImplBase::SetCurrentPos(float current_pos) {
+  if (current_pos_ == current_pos)
+    return;
+  current_pos_ = current_pos;
+  NoteLayerPropertyChanged();
+}
+
+void ScrollbarLayerImplBase::SetMaximum(int maximum) {
+  if (maximum_ == maximum)
+    return;
+  maximum_ = maximum;
+  NoteLayerPropertyChanged();
+}
+
+void ScrollbarLayerImplBase::SetVerticalAdjust(float vertical_adjust) {
+  if (vertical_adjust_ == vertical_adjust)
+    return;
+  vertical_adjust_ = vertical_adjust;
+  NoteLayerPropertyChanged();
+}
+
+void ScrollbarLayerImplBase::SetVisibleToTotalLengthRatio(float ratio) {
+  if (visible_to_total_length_ratio_ == ratio)
+    return;
+  visible_to_total_length_ratio_ = ratio;
+  NoteLayerPropertyChanged();
+}
+
+gfx::Rect ScrollbarLayerImplBase::ComputeThumbQuadRect() const {
+  // Thumb extent is the length of the thumb in the scrolling direction, thumb
+  // thickness is in the perpendicular direction. Here's an example of a
+  // horizontal scrollbar - inputs are above the scrollbar, computed values
+  // below:
+  //
+  //    |<------------------- track_length_ ------------------->|
+  //
+  // |--| <-- start_offset
+  //
+  // +--+----------------------------+------------------+-------+--+
+  // |<||                            |##################|       ||>|
+  // +--+----------------------------+------------------+-------+--+
+  //
+  //                                 |<- thumb_length ->|
+  //
+  // |<------- thumb_offset -------->|
+  //
+  // For painted, scrollbars, the length is fixed. For solid color scrollbars we
+  // have to compute it. The ratio of the thumb's length to the track's length
+  // is the same as that of the visible viewport to the total viewport, unless
+  // that would make the thumb's length less than its thickness.
+  //
+  // vertical_adjust_ is used when the layer geometry from the main thread is
+  // not in sync with what the user sees. For instance on Android scrolling the
+  // top bar controls out of view reveals more of the page content. We want the
+  // root layer scrollbars to reflect what the user sees even if we haven't
+  // received new layer geometry from the main thread.  If the user has scrolled
+  // down by 50px and the initial viewport size was 950px the geometry would
+  // look something like this:
+  //
+  // vertical_adjust_ = 50, scroll position 0, visible ratios 99%
+  // Layer geometry:             Desired thumb positions:
+  // +--------------------+-+   +----------------------+   <-- 0px
+  // |                    |v|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |e|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |r|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |t|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |i|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |c|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |a|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |l|   |                     #|
+  // |                    | |   |                     #|
+  // |                    |l|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |a|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |y|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |e|   |                     #|
+  // |                    |r|   |                     #|
+  // +--------------------+-+   |                     #|
+  // | horizontal  layer  | |   |                     #|
+  // +--------------------+-+   |                     #|  <-- 950px
+  // |                      |   |                     #|
+  // |                      |   |##################### |
+  // +----------------------+   +----------------------+  <-- 1000px
+  //
+  // The layer geometry is set up for a 950px tall viewport, but the user can
+  // actually see down to 1000px. Thus we have to move the quad for the
+  // horizontal scrollbar down by the vertical_adjust_ factor and lay the
+  // vertical thumb out on a track lengthed by the vertical_adjust_ factor. This
+  // means the quads may extend outside the layer's bounds.
+
+  // With the length known, we can compute the thumb's position.
+  float track_length = TrackLength();
+  int thumb_length = ThumbLength();
+  int thumb_thickness = ThumbThickness();
+
+  // With the length known, we can compute the thumb's position.
+  float clamped_current_pos =
+      std::min(std::max(current_pos_, 0.f), static_cast<float>(maximum_));
+  float ratio = clamped_current_pos / maximum_;
+  float max_offset = track_length - thumb_length;
+  int thumb_offset = static_cast<int>(ratio * max_offset) + TrackStart();
+
+  gfx::RectF thumb_rect;
+  if (orientation() == HORIZONTAL) {
+    thumb_rect = gfx::RectF(thumb_offset, vertical_adjust_,
+                            thumb_length, thumb_thickness);
+  } else {
+    thumb_rect = gfx::RectF(0.f, thumb_offset,
+                            thumb_thickness, thumb_length);
+  }
+
+  return ScrollbarLayerRectToContentRect(thumb_rect);
+}
+
+}  // namespace cc