MWCPolyTool.h

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//# MWCPolyTool.h: Base class for MultiWorldCanvas event-based polygon tools
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#ifndef TRIALDISPLAY_MWCPOLYTOOL_H
#define TRIALDISPLAY_MWCPOLYTOOL_H

#include <casa/aips.h>
#include <display/DisplayEvents/MultiWCTool.h>
#include <display/DisplayEvents/DTVisible.h>

namespace casa { //# NAMESPACE CASA - BEGIN

// <summary>
// Base class for WorldCanvas event-based polygon tools
// </summary>
//
// <use visibility=export>
//
// <reviewed reviewer="" date="yyyy/mm/dd" tests="" demos="">
// </reviewed>
//
// <prerequisites>
//   <li><linkto>WCTool</linkto>
// </prerequisites>
//
// <etymology>
// MWCPolyTool stands for Multi-WorldCanvas Polygon Tool
// </etymology>
//
// <synopsis>
// This class adds to its base MWCTool to provide a tool for drawing,
// reshaping and moving polygons on a WorldCanvas.  While MWCPolyTool
// is not abstract, it performs no useful function.  The programmer
// should derive from this class and override the functions doubleInside
// and doubleOutside at the very least.  These are called when the user
// double-clicks a particular key or mouse button inside or outside an
// existing polygon respectively.  It is up to the programmer to decide
// what these events mean, but it is recommended that an internal double-
// click correspond to the main action of the tool, eg. emitting the
// polygon vertices to the application, and that an external double-click
// correspond to a secondary action of the tool, if indeed there are
// additional actions suitable to the tool.
//
// The polygon is drawn by clicking at each of the vertices, and
// clicking again on the last or first vertex to complete the polygon.
// Once drawn, the vertices can be moved by dragging their handles,
// and the entire polygon relocated by dragging inside the polygon.
// The polygon is removed from the display when the Esc key is
// pressed.
// </synopsis>
//
// <example>
// </example>
//
// <motivation>
// Many activities on the WorldCanvas will be based on the user drawing
// a polygon and using the polygon in some operation.
// </motivation>
//
// <todo asof="1999/02/24">
//   <li> Add time constraint to double click detection
// </todo>

        class MWCPolyTool : public MultiWCTool, public DTVisible {

        public:

                // Constructor
                MWCPolyTool(Display::KeySym keysym = Display::K_Pointer_Button1,
                            const Bool persistent = False);

                // Destructor
                virtual ~MWCPolyTool();

                // Switch the tool off - this calls the base class disable,
                // and then erases the polygon if it's around
                virtual void disable();

                // reset to non-existent, non-active polygon.
                // Refreshes if necessary to erase (unless skipRefresh==True).
                // (Does not unregister from WCs or disable future event handling).
                virtual void reset(Bool skipRefresh=False);

                // Is a polygon currently defined?
                virtual Bool polygonDefined() {
                        return itsMode>=Ready;
                }

        protected:

                // Functions called by the base class event handling operators--and
                // normally only those.  This is the input that controls the polygon's
                // appearance and action.  When the polygon is ready and double-click
                // is received, the doubleInside/Outside routine is invoked.
                // <group>
                virtual void keyPressed(const WCPositionEvent &/*ev*/);
                virtual void moved(const WCMotionEvent &/*ev*/, const viewer::region::region_list_type & /*selected_regions*/);
                virtual void keyReleased(const WCPositionEvent &/*ev*/);
                virtual void otherKeyPressed(const WCPositionEvent &/*ev*/);
                // </group>

                // draw the polygon (if any) on the object's currently active WC.
                // Only to be called by the base class refresh event handler.  Derived
                // objects should use refresh() if they need to redraw, but even that
                // is normally handled automatically by this class.
                virtual void draw(const WCRefreshEvent&/*ev*/, const viewer::region::region_list_type & /*selected_regions*/);

                // Output callback functions--to be overridden in derived class as needed.
                // Called when there is a double click inside/outside the polygon
                // <group>
                virtual void doubleInside() { };
                virtual void doubleOutside() { };
                // </group>

                // Function called when a polygon is ready and not being
                // edited.  (Unused so far on the glish level (12/01)).
                virtual void polygonReady() { };

                // Retrieve polygon vertices, or a single vertex, in screen pixels.
                // Valid results during the callback functions; to be used by them,
                // as well as internally.
                // <group>
                virtual void get(Vector<Int> &x, Vector<Int> &y) const;
                virtual void get(Int &x, Int &y, const Int pt) const;
                // </group>

        private:

                // Set the polygon vertices. itsNPoints should already be set, and
                // x and y must contain (at least) this many points.
                virtual void set(const Vector<Int> &x, const Vector<Int> &y);

                // replace a single vertex.
                virtual void set(const Int x, const Int y, const Int pt);
                // push/pop last vertex
                // <group>
                void pushPoint(Int x1, Int y1);
                void popPoint();
                // </group>

                // are we inside the polygon?
                Bool inPolygon(const Int &x, const Int &y) const;

                // are we within the specified handle?
                Bool inHandle(const Int &pt, const Int &x, const Int &y) const;


                // should the polygon remain on screen after double clicks?
                Bool itsPolygonPersistent;

                // state of the polygon tool
                enum AdjustMode {
                    Off,        // Nothing exists yet
                    Def,        // defining initial polygon
                    Ready,      // polygon finished, no current activity
                    Move,       // moving entire polygon
                    Resize
                };      // moving single vertex whose handle was pressed
                MWCPolyTool::AdjustMode itsMode;

                // set True on double-click, if the polygon is persistent.
                // set False when the polygon is moved, resized or reset.
                // If True, a click outside the polygon will erase it and begin
                // definition of a new one.
                Bool itsEmitted;

                // Number of points
                Int itsNPoints;

                // Polygon points (linear).  Not to be used directly.
                // use get, set, push, pop instead, which take pixel coordinate arguments.
                // It's done this way so that zooms work on the figures.
                Vector<Double> itsX, itsY;

                // size in pixels of the handles
                Int itsHandleSize;

                // vertex being moved
                Int itsSelectedHandle;

                // position that move started from
                Int itsBaseMoveX, itsBaseMoveY;

                // times of the last two presses
                Double itsLastPressTime, its2ndLastPressTime;

        };


} //# NAMESPACE CASA - END

#endif