audacity/src/toolbars/ToolsToolBar.cpp

/**********************************************************************

  Audacity: A Digital Audio Editor

  ToolsToolBar.cpp

  Dominic Mazzoni
  Shane T. Mueller
  Leland Lucius

  See ToolsToolBar.h for details

*******************************************************************//*!

\class ToolsToolBar
\brief A kind of ToolBar with Tools on it.

  This class, which is a child of Toolbar, creates the
  window containing the tool selection (ibeam, envelope,
  move, zoom). The window can be embedded within a
  normal project window, or within a ToolbarFrame that is
  managed by a global ToolBarStub called
  gToolsToolBarStub.

  All of the controls in this window were custom-written for
  Audacity - they are not native controls on any platform -
  however, it is intended that the images could be easily
  replaced to allow "skinning" or just customization to
  match the look and feel of each platform.

\see \ref Themability
*//*******************************************************************/


#include "../Audacity.h"
#include "ToolsToolBar.h"

// For compilers that support precompilation, includes "wx/wx.h".
#include <wx/wxprec.h>

#ifndef WX_PRECOMP
#include <wx/defs.h>
#include <wx/event.h>
#include <wx/intl.h>
#include <wx/sizer.h>
#endif
#include <wx/tooltip.h>

#include "MeterToolBar.h"

#include "../Prefs.h"
#include "../AllThemeResources.h"
#include "../ImageManipulation.h"
#include "../Project.h"
#include "../tracks/ui/Scrubbing.h"
#include "../Theme.h"

#include "../Experimental.h"

#include "../widgets/AButton.h"


IMPLEMENT_CLASS(ToolsToolBar, ToolBar);

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Methods for ToolsToolBar
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(ToolsToolBar, ToolBar)
   EVT_COMMAND_RANGE(firstTool+FirstToolID,
                     lastTool+FirstToolID,
                     wxEVT_COMMAND_BUTTON_CLICKED,
                     ToolsToolBar::OnTool)
END_EVENT_TABLE()

//Standard constructor
ToolsToolBar::ToolsToolBar()
: ToolBar(ToolsBarID, _("Tools"), wxT("Tools"))
{
   //Read the following wxASSERTs as documentating a design decision
   wxASSERT( selectTool   == selectTool   - firstTool );
   wxASSERT( envelopeTool == envelopeTool - firstTool );
   wxASSERT( slideTool    == slideTool    - firstTool );
   wxASSERT( zoomTool     == zoomTool     - firstTool );
   wxASSERT( drawTool     == drawTool     - firstTool );
   wxASSERT( multiTool    == multiTool    - firstTool );

   bool multiToolActive = false;
   gPrefs->Read(wxT("/GUI/ToolBars/Tools/MultiToolActive"), &multiToolActive);

   if (multiToolActive)
      mCurrentTool = multiTool;
   else
      mCurrentTool = selectTool;
}

ToolsToolBar::~ToolsToolBar()
{
}

void ToolsToolBar::RegenerateTooltips()
{

// JKC:
//   Under Win98 Tooltips appear to be buggy, when you have a lot of
//   tooltip messages flying around.  I found that just creating a
//   twelfth tooltip caused Audacity to crash when it tried to show
//   any tooltip.
//
//   Win98 does NOT recover from this crash - for any application which is
//   using tooltips will also crash thereafter...  so you must reboot.
//   Rather weird.
//
//   Getting windows to process more of its stacked up messages seems
//   to workaround the problem.  The problem is not fully understood though
//   (as of April 2003).

   //	Vaughan, October 2003: Now we're crashing on Win2K if
   // "Quit when closing last window" is unchecked, when we come back
   // through here, on either of the wxSafeYield calls.
   // James confirms that commenting them out does not cause his original problem
   // to reappear, so they're commented out now.
   //		wxSafeYield(); //Deal with some queued up messages...

   #if wxUSE_TOOLTIPS

   static const struct Entry {
      int tool;
      wxString commandName;
      wxString untranslatedLabel;
   } table[] = {
      { selectTool,   wxT("SelectTool"),    XO("Selection Tool")  },
      { envelopeTool, wxT("EnvelopeTool"),  XO("Envelope Tool")   },
      { slideTool,    wxT("TimeShiftTool"), XO("Time Shift Tool") },
      { zoomTool,     wxT("ZoomTool"),      XO("Zoom Tool")       },
      { drawTool,     wxT("DrawTool"),      XO("Draw Tool")       },
      { multiTool,    wxT("MultiTool"),     XO("Multi Tool")      },
   };

   for (const auto &entry : table) {
      TranslatedInternalString command{
         entry.commandName, wxGetTranslation(entry.untranslatedLabel) };
      ToolBar::SetButtonToolTip( *mTool[entry.tool], &command, 1u );
   }

   #endif

   //		wxSafeYield();
   return;
}

void ToolsToolBar::UpdatePrefs()
{
   RegenerateTooltips();
   ToolBar::UpdatePrefs();
}

AButton * ToolsToolBar::MakeTool(
   ToolsToolBar *pBar, teBmps eTool,
   int id, const wxChar *label)
{
   AButton *button = ToolBar::MakeButton(pBar,
      bmpRecoloredUpSmall, 
      bmpRecoloredDownSmall, 
      bmpRecoloredUpHiliteSmall, 
      bmpRecoloredDownSmall, // Not bmpRecoloredHiliteSmall as down is inactive.
      eTool, eTool, eTool,
      wxWindowID(id + FirstToolID),
      wxDefaultPosition, true,
      theTheme.ImageSize( bmpRecoloredUpSmall ));
   button->SetLabel( label );
   pBar->mToolSizer->Add( button );
   return button;
}


void ToolsToolBar::Populate()
{
   SetBackgroundColour( theTheme.Colour( clrMedium  ) );
   MakeButtonBackgroundsSmall();
   Add(mToolSizer = safenew wxGridSizer(2, 3, 1, 1));

   /* Tools */
   mTool[ selectTool   ] = MakeTool( this, bmpIBeam, selectTool, _("Selection Tool") );
   mTool[ envelopeTool ] = MakeTool( this, bmpEnvelope, envelopeTool, _("Envelope Tool") );
   mTool[ drawTool     ] = MakeTool( this, bmpDraw, drawTool, _("Draw Tool") );
   mTool[ zoomTool     ] = MakeTool( this, bmpZoom, zoomTool, _("Zoom Tool") );
   mTool[ slideTool    ] = MakeTool( this, bmpTimeShift, slideTool, _("Slide Tool") );
   mTool[ multiTool    ] = MakeTool( this, bmpMulti, multiTool, _("Multi Tool") );

   mTool[mCurrentTool]->PushDown();

   RegenerateTooltips();
}

/// Gets the currently active tool
/// In Multi-mode this might not return the multi-tool itself
/// since the active tool may be changed by what you hover over.
int ToolsToolBar::GetCurrentTool() const
{
   return mCurrentTool;
}

/// Sets the currently active tool
/// @param tool - The index of the tool to be used.
void ToolsToolBar::SetCurrentTool(int tool)
{
   //In multi-mode the current tool is shown by the
   //cursor icon.  The buttons are not updated.

   bool leavingMulticlipMode =
      IsDown(multiTool) && tool != multiTool;

   if (leavingMulticlipMode)
      mTool[multiTool]->PopUp();

   if (tool != mCurrentTool || leavingMulticlipMode) {
      mTool[mCurrentTool]->PopUp();
      mCurrentTool=tool;
      mTool[mCurrentTool]->PushDown();
   }
   //JKC: ANSWER-ME: Why is this RedrawAllProjects() line required?
   //msmeyer: I think it isn't, we leave it out for 1.3.1 (beta), and
   // we'll see if anyone complains.
   // RedrawAllProjects();

   //msmeyer: But we instruct the projects to handle the cursor shape again
   RefreshCursorForAllProjects();

   gPrefs->Write(wxT("/GUI/ToolBars/Tools/MultiToolActive"),
                 IsDown(multiTool));
   gPrefs->Flush();
}

bool ToolsToolBar::IsDown(int tool) const
{
   return mTool[tool]->IsDown();
}

int ToolsToolBar::GetDownTool()
{
   int tool;

   for (tool = firstTool; tool <= lastTool; tool++)
      if (IsDown(tool))
         return tool;

   return firstTool;  // Should never happen
}

void ToolsToolBar::OnTool(wxCommandEvent & evt)
{
   mCurrentTool = evt.GetId() - firstTool - FirstToolID;
   for (int i = 0; i < numTools; i++)
      if (i == mCurrentTool)
         mTool[i]->PushDown();
      else
         mTool[i]->PopUp();

   RedrawAllProjects();

   gPrefs->Write(wxT("/GUI/ToolBars/Tools/MultiToolActive"),
                 IsDown(multiTool));
   gPrefs->Flush();
}