WCCrosshairTool.h

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//# WCCrosshairTool.h: Base class for WorldCanvas event-based crosshair tools
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#ifndef TRIALDISPLAY_WCCROSSHAIRTOOL_H
#define TRIALDISPLAY_WCCROSSHAIRTOOL_H

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

namespace casa { //# NAMESPACE CASA - BEGIN

// <summary>
// Base class for WorldCanvas event-based crosshair tools.
// </summary>
//
// <use visibility=export>
//
// <reviewed reviewer="" date="yyyy/mm/dd" tests="" demos="">
// </reviewed>
//
// <prerequisites>
//   <li> WCTool
// </prerequisites>
//
// <etymology>
// WCCrosshairTool stands for WorldCanvas Crosshair Tool.
// </etymology>
//
// <synopsis>
// This class adds to its base WCTool to provide a tool for placing
// and moving a crosshair on a WorldCanvas.  While WCCrosshairTool is
// not abstract, it performs no useful function.  The programmer
// should derive from this class, and override the functions
// doubleInside and doubleOutside, which are called when the user
// double-clicks the key or mouse button inside or outside the
// existing crosshair respectively.  It is up to the programmer to
// decide what double clicks inside and outside the crosshair
// correspond to, although it is recommended that a double click
// inside correspond to the main action of the tool (eg. emitting the
// current position to an outside controller), and a double click
// outside correspond to a secondary action of the tool, if indeed a
// secondary action exists.
//
// The crosshair is drawn by simply clicking at the location the
// crosshair should be placed.  Once constructed, the crosshair can be
// relocated by dragging inside the crosshair.  The crosshair 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 placing
// a crosshair, and then proceeding to some action with that crosshair.
// A nice example is emitting positions to be caught by some external
// controlling process.
// </motivation>
//
// <todo asof="1999/11/26">
// </todo>

        class WCCrosshairTool : public WCTool, public DTVisible {

        public:

                // Constructor requires a WorldCanvas to operate on, and optional
                // specifications of the key to respond to, and whether the
                // crosshair should be persistent.  A persistent crosshair will
                // "stick around" after a double click action.
                WCCrosshairTool(WorldCanvas *wcanvas,
                                Display::KeySym keysym = Display::K_Pointer_Button1,
                                const Bool persistent = True);

                // Destructor.
                virtual ~WCCrosshairTool();

                // Switch the tool off: this calls the base class disable, and then
                // erases the crosshair if necessary.
                virtual void disable();

                // Functions called by the local event handling operators - these
                // handle the drawing of the crosshair.  In special conditions,
                // namely double clicking the key, they will pass control on to the
                // doubleInside and doubleOutside functions.
                // <group>
                virtual void keyPressed(const WCPositionEvent &/*ev*/);
                virtual void keyReleased(const WCPositionEvent &/*ev*/);
                virtual void otherKeyPressed(const WCPositionEvent &/*ev*/);
                virtual void moved(const WCMotionEvent &/*ev*/, const viewer::region::region_list_type & /*selected_regions*/);
                virtual void refresh(const WCRefreshEvent &/*ev*/);
                // </group>

                // Functions special to the crosshair event handling: called when
                // there is a double click inside or outside the crosshair.
                // <group>
                virtual void doubleInside() { };
                virtual void doubleOutside() { };
                // </group>

                // Functions called when the crosshair is ready and not being
                // editted, and when this status changes.
                // <group>
                virtual void crosshairReady() { };
                virtual void crosshairNotReady() { };
                // </group>

                // Retrieve the crosshair position.
                virtual void get(Int &x1, Int &y1) const ;

        private:

                // does the crosshair persist after double clicks?
                Bool itsCrosshairPersistent;

                // what radius is the crosshair? in pixels
                Int itsCrosshairRadius;

                // is the crosshair on screen?
                Bool itsOnScreen;

                // is some activity taking place with the crosshair?
                Bool itsActive;

                // has the crosshair been moved?
                Bool itsMoved;

                // do we have a crosshair drawn yet?
                Bool itsCrosshairExists;

                // adjustment mode
                enum AdjustMode {
                    Off,
                    Move
                };
                WCCrosshairTool::AdjustMode itsAdjustMode;

                // coordinates of the crosshair: pixel and world
                // <group>
                Int itsX1, itsY1;
                Vector<Double> itsStoredWorldPosition;
                // </group>

                // set the coordinates of the crosshair
                // <group>
                virtual void set(const Int &x1, const Int &y1);
                // </group>

                // set/get only the anchor point
                // <group>
                //virtual void set(const Int &x1, const Int &y1);
                //virtual void get(Int &x1, Int &y1) const ;
                // </group>

                // preserve/restore the world coordinates
                // <group>
                virtual void preserve();
                virtual void restore();
                // </group>

                // draw the crosshair on the WorldCanvas' PixelCanvas.
                virtual void draw(const Bool drawHandles = False);

                // reset this drawer
                virtual void reset();

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

                // position of last press event
                Int itsLastPressX, itsLastPressY;
                Int its2ndLastPressX, its2ndLastPressY;

                // position of last release event
                Int itsLastReleaseX, itsLastReleaseY;

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

        };


} //# NAMESPACE CASA - END

#endif