// Copyright (c) 2009 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. #import "chrome/browser/cocoa/tab_strip_view.h" #include "base/logging.h" @implementation TabStripView @synthesize newTabButton = newTabButton_; @synthesize dropArrowShown = dropArrowShown_; @synthesize dropArrowPosition = dropArrowPosition_; - (id)initWithFrame:(NSRect)frame { self = [super initWithFrame:frame]; if (self) { // Set lastMouseUp_ = -1000.0 so that timestamp-lastMouseUp_ is big unless // lastMouseUp_ has been reset. lastMouseUp_ = -1000.0; // Register to be an URL drop target. dropHandler_.reset([[URLDropTargetHandler alloc] initWithView:self]); } return self; } - (void)drawRect:(NSRect)rect { NSRect boundsRect = [self bounds]; NSRect borderRect, contentRect; NSDivideRect(boundsRect, &borderRect, &contentRect, 1, NSMinYEdge); [[NSColor colorWithCalibratedWhite:0.0 alpha:0.2] set]; NSRectFillUsingOperation(borderRect, NSCompositeSourceOver); // Draw drop-indicator arrow (if appropriate). // TODO(viettrungluu): this is all a stop-gap measure. if ([self dropArrowShown]) { // Programmer art: an arrow parametrized by many knobs. Note that the arrow // points downwards (so understand "width" and "height" accordingly). // How many (pixels) to inset on the top/bottom. const CGFloat kArrowTopInset = 1.5; const CGFloat kArrowBottomInset = 1; // What proportion of the vertical space is dedicated to the arrow tip, // i.e., (arrow tip height)/(amount of vertical space). const CGFloat kArrowTipProportion = 0.5; // This is a slope, i.e., (arrow tip height)/(0.5 * arrow tip width). const CGFloat kArrowTipSlope = 1.2; // What proportion of the arrow tip width is the stem, i.e., (stem // width)/(arrow tip width). const CGFloat kArrowStemProportion = 0.33; NSPoint arrowTipPos = [self dropArrowPosition]; arrowTipPos.y += kArrowBottomInset; // Inset on the bottom. // Height we have to work with (insetting on the top). CGFloat availableHeight = NSMaxY([self bounds]) - arrowTipPos.y - kArrowTopInset; DCHECK(availableHeight >= 5); // Based on the knobs above, calculate actual dimensions which we'll need // for drawing. CGFloat arrowTipHeight = kArrowTipProportion * availableHeight; CGFloat arrowTipWidth = 2 * arrowTipHeight / kArrowTipSlope; CGFloat arrowStemHeight = availableHeight - arrowTipHeight; CGFloat arrowStemWidth = kArrowStemProportion * arrowTipWidth; CGFloat arrowStemInset = (arrowTipWidth - arrowStemWidth) / 2; // The line width is arbitrary, but our path really should be mitered. NSBezierPath* arrow = [NSBezierPath bezierPath]; [arrow setLineJoinStyle:NSMiterLineJoinStyle]; [arrow setLineWidth:1]; // Define the arrow's shape! We start from the tip and go clockwise. [arrow moveToPoint:arrowTipPos]; [arrow relativeLineToPoint:NSMakePoint(-arrowTipWidth / 2, arrowTipHeight)]; [arrow relativeLineToPoint:NSMakePoint(arrowStemInset, 0)]; [arrow relativeLineToPoint:NSMakePoint(0, arrowStemHeight)]; [arrow relativeLineToPoint:NSMakePoint(arrowStemWidth, 0)]; [arrow relativeLineToPoint:NSMakePoint(0, -arrowStemHeight)]; [arrow relativeLineToPoint:NSMakePoint(arrowStemInset, 0)]; [arrow closePath]; // Draw and fill the arrow. [[NSColor colorWithCalibratedWhite:0 alpha:0.67] set]; [arrow stroke]; [[NSColor colorWithCalibratedWhite:1 alpha:0.67] setFill]; [arrow fill]; } } // We accept first mouse so clicks onto close/zoom/miniaturize buttons and // title bar double-clicks are properly detected even when the window is in the // background. - (BOOL)acceptsFirstMouse:(NSEvent*)event { return YES; } // Trap double-clicks and make them miniaturize the browser window. - (void)mouseUp:(NSEvent*)event { NSInteger clickCount = [event clickCount]; NSTimeInterval timestamp = [event timestamp]; // Double-clicks on Zoom/Close/Mininiaturize buttons shouldn't cause // miniaturization. For those, we miss the first click but get the second // (with clickCount == 2!). We thus check that we got a first click shortly // before (measured up-to-up) a double-click. Cocoa doesn't have a documented // way of getting the proper interval (= (double-click-threshold) + // (drag-threshold); the former is Carbon GetDblTime()/60.0 or // com.apple.mouse.doubleClickThreshold [undocumented]). So we hard-code // "short" as 0.8 seconds. (Measuring up-to-up isn't enough to properly // detect double-clicks, but we're actually using Cocoa for that.) if (clickCount == 2 && (timestamp - lastMouseUp_) < 0.8) { // We use an undocumented method in Cocoa; if it doesn't exist, default to // YES. If it ever goes away, we can do (using an undocumented pref. key): // NSUserDefaults* defaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]; // if (![defaults objectForKey:@"AppleMiniaturizeOnDoubleClick"] // || [defaults boolForKey:@"AppleMiniaturizeOnDoubleClick"]) // [[self window] performMiniaturize:self]; DCHECK([NSWindow respondsToSelector:@selector(_shouldMiniaturizeOnDoubleClick)]); if (![NSWindow respondsToSelector:@selector(_shouldMiniaturizeOnDoubleClick)] || [NSWindow performSelector:@selector(_shouldMiniaturizeOnDoubleClick)]) [[self window] performMiniaturize:self]; } else { [super mouseUp:event]; } // If clickCount is 0, the drag threshold was passed. lastMouseUp_ = (clickCount == 1) ? timestamp : -1000.0; } // Required by |URLDropTargetHandler|. - (NSDragOperation)draggingEntered:(id)sender { return [dropHandler_ draggingEntered:sender]; } // Required by |URLDropTargetHandler|. - (NSDragOperation)draggingUpdated:(id)sender { return [dropHandler_ draggingUpdated:sender]; } // Required by |URLDropTargetHandler|. - (void)draggingExited:(id)sender { return [dropHandler_ draggingExited:sender]; } // Required by |URLDropTargetHandler|. - (BOOL)performDragOperation:(id)sender { return [dropHandler_ performDragOperation:sender]; } @end