audacity/src/toolbars/MeterToolBar.cpp

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

  Audacity: A Digital Audio Editor

  MeterToolBar.cpp

  Dominic Mazzoni
  Leland Lucius

  See MeterToolBar.h for details

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

\class MeterToolBar
\brief A ToolBar that holds the VU Meter

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


#include "../Audacity.h"

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

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

#include <wx/gbsizer.h>

#include "MeterToolBar.h"
#include "../AllThemeResources.h"
#include "../AudioIO.h"
#include "../Project.h"
#include "../widgets/Meter.h"

IMPLEMENT_CLASS(MeterToolBar, ToolBar);

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Methods for MeterToolBar
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE( MeterToolBar, ToolBar )
   EVT_SIZE( MeterToolBar::OnSize )
END_EVENT_TABLE()

//Standard contructor
MeterToolBar::MeterToolBar(AudacityProject *project, int type)
: ToolBar(type, _("Combined Meter"), wxT("CombinedMeter"), true)
{
   mProject = project;

   if( mType == RecordMeterBarID ){
      mWhichMeters = kWithRecordMeter;
      mLabel = _("Recording Meter");
      mSection = wxT("RecordMeter");
   } else if( mType == PlayMeterBarID ){
      mWhichMeters = kWithPlayMeter;
      mLabel = _("Playback Meter");
      mSection = wxT("PlayMeter");
   } else {
      mWhichMeters = kWithPlayMeter | kWithRecordMeter;
   }
   mSizer = NULL;
   mPlayMeter = NULL;
   mRecordMeter = NULL;
}

MeterToolBar::~MeterToolBar()
{
}

void MeterToolBar::Create(wxWindow * parent)
{
   ToolBar::Create(parent);

   // Simulate a size event to set initial meter placement/size
   wxSizeEvent dummy;
   OnSize(dummy);
}

void MeterToolBar::ReCreateButtons()
{
   MeterPanel::State playState{ false }, recordState{ false };

   if (mPlayMeter && mProject->GetPlaybackMeter() == mPlayMeter)
   {
      playState = mPlayMeter->SaveState();
      mProject->SetPlaybackMeter( NULL );
   }

   if (mRecordMeter && mProject->GetCaptureMeter() == mRecordMeter)
   {
      recordState = mRecordMeter->SaveState();
      mProject->SetCaptureMeter( NULL );
   }

   ToolBar::ReCreateButtons();

   mPlayMeter->RestoreState(playState);
   if( playState.mSaved  ){
      mProject->SetPlaybackMeter( mPlayMeter );
   }
   mRecordMeter->RestoreState(recordState);
   if( recordState.mSaved ){
      mProject->SetCaptureMeter( mRecordMeter );
   }
}

void MeterToolBar::Populate()
{
   SetBackgroundColour( theTheme.Colour( clrMedium  ) );
   wxASSERT(mProject); // to justify safenew
   Add((mSizer = safenew wxGridBagSizer()), 1, wxEXPAND);

   if( mWhichMeters & kWithRecordMeter ){
      //JKC: Record on left, playback on right.  Left to right flow
      //(maybe we should do it differently for Arabic language :-)  )
      mRecordMeter = safenew MeterPanel( mProject,
                                this,
                                wxID_ANY,
                                true,
                                wxDefaultPosition,
                                wxSize( 260, 28 ) );
      /* i18n-hint: (noun) The meter that shows the loudness of the audio being recorded.*/
      mRecordMeter->SetName( _("Record Meter"));
      /* i18n-hint: (noun) The meter that shows the loudness of the audio being recorded.
       This is the name used in screen reader software, where having 'Meter' first
       apparently is helpful to partially sighted people.  */
      mRecordMeter->SetLabel( _("Meter-Record") );
      mSizer->Add( mRecordMeter, wxGBPosition( 0, 0 ), wxDefaultSpan, wxEXPAND );
   }

   if( mWhichMeters & kWithPlayMeter ){
      mPlayMeter = safenew MeterPanel( mProject,
                              this,
                              wxID_ANY,
                              false,
                              wxDefaultPosition,
                              wxSize( 260, 28 ) );
      /* i18n-hint: (noun) The meter that shows the loudness of the audio playing.*/
      mPlayMeter->SetName( _("Play Meter"));
      /* i18n-hint: (noun) The meter that shows the loudness of the audio playing.
       This is the name used in screen reader software, where having 'Meter' first
       apparently is helpful to partially sighted people.  */
      mPlayMeter->SetLabel( _("Meter-Play"));
      mSizer->Add( mPlayMeter, wxGBPosition( (mWhichMeters & kWithRecordMeter)?1:0, 0 ), wxDefaultSpan, wxEXPAND );
   }

   RegenerateTooltips();
}

void MeterToolBar::UpdatePrefs()
{
   if( mPlayMeter )
   {
      mPlayMeter->UpdatePrefs();
      mPlayMeter->Refresh();
   }

   if( mRecordMeter )
   {
      mRecordMeter->UpdatePrefs();
      mRecordMeter->Refresh();
   }

   RegenerateTooltips();

   // Set label to pull in language change
   SetLabel(_("Meter"));

   // Give base class a chance
   ToolBar::UpdatePrefs();


}

void MeterToolBar::RegenerateTooltips()
{
#if wxUSE_TOOLTIPS
   if( mPlayMeter )
      mPlayMeter->SetToolTip( _("Playback Level") );
   if( mRecordMeter )
      mRecordMeter->SetToolTip( _("Recording Level") );
#endif
}

void MeterToolBar::OnSize( wxSizeEvent & event) //WXUNUSED(event) )
{
   event.Skip();
   int width, height;

   // We can be resized before populating...protect against it
   if( !mSizer ) {
      return;
   }

   // Update the layout
   Layout();

   // Get the usable area
   wxSize sz = GetSizer()->GetSize();
   width = sz.x; height = sz.y;

   int nMeters = 
      ((mRecordMeter ==NULL) ? 0:1) +
      ((mPlayMeter ==NULL) ? 0:1);

   bool bHorizontal = ( width > height );
   bool bEndToEnd   = ( nMeters > 1 ) && wxMin( width, height ) < (60 * nMeters);

   // Default location for second meter
   wxGBPosition pos( 0, 0 );
   // If 2 meters, share the height or width.
   if( nMeters > 1 ){
      if( bHorizontal ^ bEndToEnd ){
         height /= nMeters;
         pos = wxGBPosition( 1, 0 );
      } else {
         width /= nMeters;
         pos = wxGBPosition( 0, 1 );
      }
   }

   if( mRecordMeter ) {
      mRecordMeter->SetMinSize( wxSize( width, height ));
   }
   if( mPlayMeter ) {
      mPlayMeter->SetMinSize( wxSize( width, height));
      mSizer->SetItemPosition( mPlayMeter, pos );
   }

   // And make it happen
   Layout();
   Fit();
}

bool MeterToolBar::Expose( bool show )
{
   if( show ) {
      if( mPlayMeter ) {
         mProject->SetPlaybackMeter( mPlayMeter );
      }

      if( mRecordMeter ) {
         mProject->SetCaptureMeter( mRecordMeter );
      }
   } else {
      if( mPlayMeter && mProject->GetPlaybackMeter() == mPlayMeter ) {
         mProject->SetPlaybackMeter( NULL );
      }

      if( mRecordMeter && mProject->GetCaptureMeter() == mRecordMeter ) {
         mProject->SetCaptureMeter( NULL );
      }
   }

   return ToolBar::Expose( show );
}

wxSize MeterToolBar::GetDockedSize()
{
   const int tbs = toolbarSingle + toolbarGap;
   wxSize sz = GetSize();
   wxSize sz2 = GetMinSize();
   sz.x = wxMax( sz.x, sz2.x );
   sz.y = wxMax( sz.y, sz2.y );
   // 50 is the size where we switch from expanded to compact.
   if( sz.y < 50 )
      sz.y = tbs-1;
   else 
      sz.y = 2 * tbs -1;
   return sz;
}

// The meter's sizing code does not take account of the resizer
// Hence after docking we need to enlarge the bar (using fit)
// so that the resizer can be reached.
void MeterToolBar::SetDocked(ToolDock *dock, bool pushed) {
   ToolBar::SetDocked(dock, pushed);
   Fit();
}