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/*
** The Settings Demo shows how to load and save object contents.
*/
#include "demo.h"
static const char *nase[] =
{
"Line 1",
"Line 2",
"Line 3",
"Line 4",
"Line 5",
"Line 6",
"Line 7",
"Line 8",
"Line 9",
"Line 10",
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"Line 50",
NULL,
};
struct MUI_CustomClass *CL_FieldsList;
struct MUI_CustomClass *CL_ChooseFields;
ULONG __stdargs DoSuperNew(struct IClass *cl,Object *obj,ULONG tag1,...)
{
return(DoSuperMethod(cl,obj,OM_NEW,&tag1,NULL));
}
/****************************************************************************/
/* FieldsList class */
/****************************************************************************/
/*
** FieldsList list class creates a list that accepts D&D items
** from exactly one other listview, the one which is stored in
** the objects userdata. You could also store the allowed source
** object in another private attribute, I was just too lazy to add
** the get/set methods in this case. :-)
**
** This class is designed to be used for both, the list of the
** available fields and the list of the visible fields.
**
** Note: Stop being afraid of custom classes. This one here takes
** just a few lines of code, 90% of the stuff below is comments. :-)
*/
struct FieldsList_Data
{
LONG dummy;
};
ULONG FieldsList_DragQuery(struct IClass *cl,Object *obj,struct MUIP_DragDrop *msg)
{
if (msg->obj==obj)
{
/*
** If somebody tried to drag ourselves onto ourselves, we let our superclass
** (the list class) handle the necessary actions. Depending on the state of
** its MUIA_List_DragSortable attribute, it will either accept or refuse to become
** the destination object.
*/
return(DoSuperMethodA(cl,obj,msg));
}
else if (msg->obj==(Object *)muiUserData(obj))
{
/*
** If our predefined source object wants us to become active,
** we politely accept it.
*/
return(MUIV_DragQuery_Accept);
}
else
{
/*
** Otherwise, someone tried to feed us with something we don't like
** very much. Just refuse it.
*/
return(MUIV_DragQuery_Refuse);
}
}
ULONG FieldsList_DragDrop(struct IClass *cl,Object *obj,struct MUIP_DragDrop *msg)
{
if (msg->obj==obj)
{
/*
** user wants to move entries within our object, these kinds of actions
** can get quite complicated, but fortunately, everything is automatically
** handled by list class. We just need to pass through the method.
*/
return(DoSuperMethodA(cl,obj,msg));
}
else
{
/*
** we can be sure that msg->obj is our predefined source object
** since we wouldnt have accepted the MUIM_DragQuery and wouldnt
** have become an active destination object otherwise.
*/
APTR entry;
LONG dropmark;
LONG sortable;
/*
** get the current entry from the source object, remove it there, and insert
** it to ourselves. You would have to do a little more action if the source
** listview would support multi select, but this one doesnt, so things get
** quite easy. Note that this direct removing/adding of list entries is only
** possible if both contain lists simple pointers to static items. If they would
** feature custom construct/destruct hooks, we'd need to create a copy of
** the entries instead of simply moving pointers.
*/
/* get source entry */
DoMethod(msg->obj,MUIM_List_GetEntry,MUIV_List_GetEntry_Active,&entry);
/* remove source entry */
DoMethod(msg->obj,MUIM_List_Remove,MUIV_List_Remove_Active);
get(obj,MUIA_List_DragSortable,&sortable);
if (sortable)
{
/*
** if we are in a sortable list (in our case the visible fields),
** we need to make sure to insert the new entry at the correct
** position. The MUIA_List_DropMark attribute is maintained
** by list class and shows us where we shall go after a drop.
*/
get(obj,MUIA_List_DropMark,&dropmark);
DoMethod(obj,MUIM_List_InsertSingle,entry,dropmark);
}
else
{
/*
** we are about to return something to the available fields
** listview which is always sorted.
*/
DoMethod(obj,MUIM_List_InsertSingle,entry,MUIV_List_Insert_Sorted);
}
/*
** make the insterted object the active and make the source listviews
** active object inactive to give some more visual feedback to the user.
*/
get(obj,MUIA_List_InsertPosition,&dropmark);
set(obj,MUIA_List_Active,dropmark);
set(msg->obj,MUIA_List_Active,MUIV_List_Active_Off);
return(0);
}
}
SAVEDS ASM ULONG FieldsList_Dispatcher(REG(a0) struct IClass *cl,REG(a2) Object *obj,REG(a1) Msg msg)
{
switch (msg->MethodID)
{
case MUIM_DragQuery: return(FieldsList_DragQuery(cl,obj,(APTR)msg));
case MUIM_DragDrop : return(FieldsList_DragDrop (cl,obj,(APTR)msg));
}
return(DoSuperMethodA(cl,obj,msg));
}
/****************************************************************************/
/* ChooseFields class */
/****************************************************************************/
/*
** This class creates two listviews, one contains all available fields,
** the other one contains the visible fields. You can control this
** stuff completely with D&D. This thing could e.g. be useful to
** configure the display of an address utility.
*/
static const char *fields[] =
{
"Age",
"Birthday",
"c/o",
"City",
"Comment",
"Country",
"EMail",
"Fax",
"First name",
"Job",
"Name",
"Phone",
"Projects",
"Salutation",
"State",
"Street",
"ZIP",
NULL
};
struct ChooseFields_Data
{
LONG dummy;
};
ULONG ChooseFields_New(struct IClass *cl,Object *obj,struct opSet *msg)
{
Object *available, *visible;
obj = (Object *)DoSuperNew(cl,obj,
MUIA_Group_Columns, 2,
MUIA_Group_VertSpacing, 1,
Child, TextObject, MUIA_Text_Contents, "\33cAvailable Fields\n(alpha sorted)", End,
Child, TextObject, MUIA_Text_Contents, "\33cVisible Fields\n(sortable)", End,
Child, ListviewObject,
MUIA_ControlChar, '1',
MUIA_Listview_DragType, 1,
MUIA_Listview_List, available = NewObject(CL_FieldsList->mcc_Class,NULL,
InputListFrame,
MUIA_List_SourceArray, (char **)fields,
MUIA_List_ShowDropMarks, FALSE,
TAG_DONE),
End,
Child, ListviewObject,
MUIA_Listview_DragType, 1,
MUIA_Listview_List, visible = NewObject(CL_FieldsList->mcc_Class,NULL,
InputListFrame,
MUIA_List_DragSortable, TRUE,
TAG_DONE),
End,
End;
if (obj)
{
/*
** tell available object to accept items from visible object.
** the use of MUIA_UserData is just to make the FieldsList
** subclass more simple.
*/
set(available,MUIA_UserData,visible);
/*
** the other way round...
*/
set(visible,MUIA_UserData,available);
}
return((ULONG)obj);
}
SAVEDS ASM ULONG ChooseFields_Dispatcher(REG(a0) struct IClass *cl,REG(a2) Object *obj,REG(a1) Msg msg)
{
switch (msg->MethodID)
{
case OM_NEW: return(ChooseFields_New(cl,obj,(APTR)msg));
}
return(DoSuperMethodA(cl,obj,msg));
}
/****************************************************************************/
/* Main Program */
/****************************************************************************/
VOID ExitClasses(VOID)
{
if (CL_FieldsList ) MUI_DeleteCustomClass(CL_FieldsList );
if (CL_ChooseFields) MUI_DeleteCustomClass(CL_ChooseFields);
}
BOOL InitClasses(VOID)
{
CL_FieldsList = MUI_CreateCustomClass(NULL,MUIC_List ,NULL,sizeof(struct FieldsList_Data),FieldsList_Dispatcher);
CL_ChooseFields = MUI_CreateCustomClass(NULL,MUIC_Group,NULL,sizeof(struct ChooseFields_Data ),ChooseFields_Dispatcher );
if (CL_FieldsList && CL_ChooseFields)
return(TRUE);
ExitClasses();
return(FALSE);
}
int main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
Object *app,*window;
init();
if (!InitClasses())
fail(NULL,"failed to init classes.");
app = ApplicationObject,
MUIA_Application_Title , "DragnDrop",
MUIA_Application_Version , "$VER: DragnDrop 19.5 (12.02.97)",
MUIA_Application_Copyright , "©1992-95, Stefan Stuntz",
MUIA_Application_Author , "Stefan Stuntz",
MUIA_Application_Description, "Demonstrate Drag & Drop capabilities",
MUIA_Application_Base , "DRAGNDROP",
SubWindow, window = WindowObject,
MUIA_Window_Title, "Drag&Drop Demo",
MUIA_Window_ID , MAKE_ID('D','R','A','G'),
WindowContents, VGroup,
Child, NewObject(CL_ChooseFields->mcc_Class,NULL,TAG_DONE),
Child, ColGroup(2),
Child, TextObject, TextFrame, MUIA_Background, MUII_TextBack, MUIA_Text_Contents, "\33cListview without\nmultiple selection.", End,
Child, TextObject, TextFrame, MUIA_Background, MUII_TextBack, MUIA_Text_Contents, "\33cListview with\nmultiple selection.", End,
Child, ListviewObject,
MUIA_Listview_DragType, 1,
MUIA_Dropable, FALSE,
MUIA_Listview_List, ListObject,
InputListFrame,
MUIA_List_SourceArray, nase,
MUIA_List_DragSortable, TRUE,
End,
End,
Child, ListviewObject,
MUIA_Dropable, TRUE,
MUIA_Listview_DragType, 1,
MUIA_Listview_MultiSelect, MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Default,
MUIA_Listview_List, ListObject,
InputListFrame,
MUIA_List_SourceArray, nase,
MUIA_List_DragSortable, TRUE,
End,
End,
End,
End,
End,
End;
if (!app)
fail(app,"Failed to create Application.");
DoMethod(window,MUIM_Notify,MUIA_Window_CloseRequest,TRUE,
app,2,MUIM_Application_ReturnID,MUIV_Application_ReturnID_Quit);
/*
** This is the ideal input loop for an object oriented MUI application.
** Everything is encapsulated in classes, no return ids need to be used,
** we just check if the program shall terminate.
** Note that MUIM_Application_NewInput expects sigs to contain the result
** from Wait() (or 0). This makes the input loop significantly faster.
*/
set(window,MUIA_Window_Open,TRUE);
{
ULONG sigs = 0;
while (DoMethod(app,MUIM_Application_NewInput,&sigs) != MUIV_Application_ReturnID_Quit)
{
if (sigs)
{
sigs = Wait(sigs | SIGBREAKF_CTRL_C);
if (sigs & SIGBREAKF_CTRL_C) break;
}
}
}
set(window,MUIA_Window_Open,FALSE);
MUI_DisposeObject(app); /* note that you must first dispose all objects */
ExitClasses(); /* *before* deleting the classes! */
fail(NULL,NULL);
}
