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// Copyright 2019 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#ifndef UI_PLATFORM_WINDOW_PLATFORM_WINDOW_DELEGATE_H_
#define UI_PLATFORM_WINDOW_PLATFORM_WINDOW_DELEGATE_H_
#include <optional>
#include <string>
#include "base/component_export.h"
#include "build/build_config.h"
#include "ui/base/ui_base_types.h"
#include "ui/gfx/geometry/insets.h"
#include "ui/gfx/geometry/rect.h"
#include "ui/gfx/native_widget_types.h"
namespace gfx {
class Size;
class PointF;
} // namespace gfx
class SkPath;
namespace ui {
class Event;
struct OwnedWindowAnchor;
enum class PlatformWindowState {
kUnknown,
kMaximized,
kMinimized,
kNormal,
kFullScreen,
};
enum class PlatformWindowOcclusionState {
kUnknown,
kVisible,
kOccluded,
kHidden,
};
class COMPONENT_EXPORT(PLATFORM_WINDOW) PlatformWindowDelegate {
public:
struct COMPONENT_EXPORT(PLATFORM_WINDOW) BoundsChange {
BoundsChange() = delete;
constexpr BoundsChange(bool origin_changed)
: origin_changed(origin_changed) {}
~BoundsChange() = default;
// True if the bounds change resulted in the origin change.
bool origin_changed : 1;
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_FUCHSIA)
// The widths of border regions which are obscured by overlapping
// platform UI elements like onscreen keyboards.
//
// As an example, the overlap from an onscreen keyboard covering
// the bottom of the Window would be represented like this:
//
// +------------------------+ ---
// | | |
// | content | |
// | | | window
// +------------------------+ --- |
// | onscreen keyboard | | overlap |
// +------------------------+ --- ---
gfx::Insets system_ui_overlap;
#endif // BUILDFLAG(IS_FUCHSIA)
};
// State describes important data about this window, for example data that
// needs to be synchronized and acked. We apply this state to the client
// (us) and wait for a frame to be produced matching this state. That frame
// is identified by the sequence id.
// This is used by OnStateChanged and currently only by ozone/wayland.
struct COMPONENT_EXPORT(PLATFORM_WINDOW) State {
bool operator==(const State& rhs) const {
return std::tie(window_state, tiled_edges, bounds_dip, size_px,
window_scale, ui_scale, occlusion_state) ==
std::tie(rhs.window_state, tiled_edges, rhs.bounds_dip,
rhs.size_px, rhs.window_scale, rhs.ui_scale,
rhs.occlusion_state);
}
// Current platform window state.
PlatformWindowState window_state = PlatformWindowState::kUnknown;
// The tiled edges of the window.
WindowTiledEdges tiled_edges;
// Bounds in DIP. The origin of `bounds_dip` does not affect whether it
// produces a new frame or not. Only the size of `bounds_dip` does.
gfx::Rect bounds_dip;
// Size in pixels. Note that it's required to keep information in both DIP
// and pixels since it is not always possible to convert between them.
gfx::Size size_px;
// Current scale factor of the output where the window is located at.
float window_scale = 1.0;
// Scale of the window UI content. Used by platform window code to trigger
// the resize and relayout of UI elements when needed, e.g: in reaction to
// system's 'large text' setting. Which is done by downscaling the DIP size
// by the ui_scale, e.g: 1.25, while the pixel size is kept unchanged, which
// makes UI elements to look bigger while still sharp. OTOH, window_scale is
// used to scale the whole frame, affecting the buffers' size such that it
// matches the expected DPI used by the display server. Used only by the
// Wayland backend for now.
float ui_scale = 1.0;
// Occlusion state
PlatformWindowOcclusionState occlusion_state =
PlatformWindowOcclusionState::kUnknown;
// Returns true if updating from the given State `old` to this state
// should produce a frame.
bool WillProduceFrameOnUpdateFrom(const State& old) const;
std::string ToString() const;
};
PlatformWindowDelegate();
virtual ~PlatformWindowDelegate();
// Calculates the insets in dip based on the window state.
virtual gfx::Insets CalculateInsetsInDIP(
PlatformWindowState window_state) const;
virtual void OnBoundsChanged(const BoundsChange& change) = 0;
// Note that |damaged_region| is in the platform-window's coordinates, in
// physical pixels.
virtual void OnDamageRect(const gfx::Rect& damaged_region) = 0;
virtual void DispatchEvent(Event* event) = 0;
virtual void OnCloseRequest() = 0;
virtual void OnClosed() = 0;
virtual void OnWindowStateChanged(PlatformWindowState old_state,
PlatformWindowState new_state) = 0;
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_LINUX)
// Notifies the delegate that the tiled state of the window edges has changed.
virtual void OnWindowTiledStateChanged(WindowTiledEdges new_tiled_edges);
#endif
enum RotateDirection {
kForward,
kBackward,
};
// Rotates the focus within the window. The method will return true if there
// are more views left after rotation and false otherwise. Reset will restart
// the focus and focus on the first view for the given direction.
virtual bool OnRotateFocus(RotateDirection direction, bool reset);
virtual void OnLostCapture() = 0;
virtual void OnAcceleratedWidgetAvailable(gfx::AcceleratedWidget widget) = 0;
// Notifies the delegate that the widget is about to be destroyed.
virtual void OnWillDestroyAcceleratedWidget() = 0;
// Notifies the delegate that the widget cannot be used anymore until
// a new widget is made available through OnAcceleratedWidgetAvailable().
// Must not be called when the PlatformWindow is being destroyed.
virtual void OnAcceleratedWidgetDestroyed() = 0;
virtual void OnActivationChanged(bool active) = 0;
// Requests size constraints for the PlatformWindow in DIP.
virtual std::optional<gfx::Size> GetMinimumSizeForWindow() const;
virtual std::optional<gfx::Size> GetMaximumSizeForWindow() const;
virtual bool CanMaximize() const;
virtual bool CanFullscreen() const;
// Returns a mask to be used to clip the window for the size of
// |WindowTreeHost::GetBoundsInPixels|.
// This is used to create the non-rectangular window shape.
virtual SkPath GetWindowMaskForWindowShapeInPixels();
// Called when the location of mouse pointer entered the window. This is
// different from ui::EventType::kMouseEntered which may not be generated when
// mouse is captured either by implicitly or explicitly.
virtual void OnMouseEnter() = 0;
// Called when the occlusion state changes, if the underlying platform
// is providing us with occlusion information.
virtual void OnOcclusionStateChanged(
PlatformWindowOcclusionState occlusion_state);
// Updates state for clients that need sequence point synchronized
// PlatformWindowDelegate::State operations. In particular, this requests a
// new LocalSurfaceId for the window tree of this platform window. It returns
// the new parent ID. Calling code can compare this value with the
// gfx::FrameData::seq value to see when viz has produced a frame at or after
// the (conceptually) inserted sequence point. OnStateUpdate may return -1 if
// the state update does not require a new frame to be considered
// synchronized. For example, this can happen if the old and new states are
// the same, or it only changes the origin of the bounds.
virtual int64_t OnStateUpdate(const State& old, const State& latest);
// Returns optional information for owned windows that require anchor for
// positioning. Useful for such backends as Wayland as it provides flexibility
// in positioning child windows, which must be repositioned if the originally
// intended position caused the surface to be constrained.
virtual std::optional<OwnedWindowAnchor> GetOwnedWindowAnchorAndRectInDIP();
// Converts gfx::Rect in pixels to DIP in screen, and vice versa.
virtual gfx::Rect ConvertRectToPixels(const gfx::Rect& rect_in_dp) const;
virtual gfx::Rect ConvertRectToDIP(const gfx::Rect& rect_in_pixels) const;
// Converts gfx::Point in screen pixels to dip in the window's local
// coordinate.
virtual gfx::PointF ConvertScreenPointToLocalDIP(
const gfx::Point& screen_in_pixels) const;
// Converts gfx::Insets in DIP to pixels.
virtual gfx::Insets ConvertInsetsToPixels(
const gfx::Insets& insets_dip) const;
};
} // namespace ui
#endif // UI_PLATFORM_WINDOW_PLATFORM_WINDOW_DELEGATE_H_