lyx_mirror/src/frontends/xforms/FormPrint.C

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/* FormPrint.C
* FormPrint Interface Class Implementation
*/
#include <config.h>
#include "lyx_gui_misc.h"
#include "gettext.h"
#include FORMS_H_LOCATION
#include "FormPrint.h"
#include "xform_macros.h"
#include "input_validators.h"
#include "LyXView.h"
#include "Dialogs.h"
#include "support/lstrings.h"
#include "lyxrc.h"
#include "PrinterParams.h"
#include "Liason.h"
#include "debug.h"
#include "BufferView.h"
#ifdef SIGC_CXX_NAMESPACES
using SigC::slot;
#endif
#ifdef CXX_WORKING_NAMESPACES
using Liason::printBuffer;
using Liason::getPrinterParams;
#endif
C_RETURNCB(FormPrint, WMHideCB)
C_GENERICCB(FormPrint, OKCB)
C_GENERICCB(FormPrint, ApplyCB)
C_GENERICCB(FormPrint, CancelCB)
C_GENERICCB(FormPrint, InputCB)
FormPrint::FormPrint(LyXView * lv, Dialogs * d)
: dialog_(0), lv_(lv), d_(d), u_(0), h_(0)
{
// let the dialog be shown
// This is a permanent connection so we won't bother
// storing a copy because we won't be disconnecting.
d->showPrint.connect(slot(this,&FormPrint::show));
}
FormPrint::~FormPrint()
{
free();
}
void FormPrint::build()
{
dialog_ = build_print();
}
void FormPrint::show()
{
if (!dialog_) {
build();
// allow controlling of input and ok/apply (de)activation
fl_set_input_return(dialog_->input_printer,
FL_RETURN_CHANGED);
fl_set_input_return(dialog_->input_file,
FL_RETURN_CHANGED);
fl_set_input_return(dialog_->input_from_page,
FL_RETURN_CHANGED);
fl_set_input_return(dialog_->input_to_page,
FL_RETURN_CHANGED);
fl_set_input_return(dialog_->input_count,
FL_RETURN_CHANGED);
// limit these inputs to unsigned integers
fl_set_input_filter(dialog_->input_from_page,
fl_unsigned_int_filter);
fl_set_input_filter(dialog_->input_to_page,
fl_unsigned_int_filter);
fl_set_input_filter(dialog_->input_count,
fl_unsigned_int_filter);
// what limits (if any) make sense for these?
fl_set_input_maxchars(dialog_->input_printer, 255);
fl_set_input_maxchars(dialog_->input_file, 255);
fl_set_input_maxchars(dialog_->input_from_page, 4); // 9999
fl_set_input_maxchars(dialog_->input_to_page, 4); // 9999
fl_set_input_maxchars(dialog_->input_count, 4); // 9999
fl_set_form_atclose(dialog_->form_print,
C_FormPrintWMHideCB, 0);
}
update(); // make sure its up-to-date
if (dialog_->form_print->visible) {
fl_raise_form(dialog_->form_print);
} else {
fl_show_form(dialog_->form_print,
FL_PLACE_MOUSE | FL_FREE_SIZE,
FL_FULLBORDER,
_("Print"));
u_ = d_->updateBufferDependent.connect(slot(this,
&FormPrint::update));
h_ = d_->hideBufferDependent.connect(slot(this,
&FormPrint::hide));
}
}
void FormPrint::hide()
{
if (dialog_
&& dialog_->form_print
&& dialog_->form_print->visible) {
fl_hide_form(dialog_->form_print);
u_.disconnect();
h_.disconnect();
}
}
void FormPrint::apply()
{
if (!lv_->view()->available()) {
return;
}
PrinterParams::WhichPages wp(PrinterParams::ALL);
if (fl_get_button(dialog_->radio_even_pages)) {
wp = PrinterParams::EVEN;
} else if (fl_get_button(dialog_->radio_odd_pages)) {
wp = PrinterParams::ODD;
}
string from;
int to(0);
if (strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_from_page)) > 0) {
// we have at least one page requested
from = fl_get_input(dialog_->input_from_page);
if (strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_to_page)) > 0) {
// okay we have a range
to = strToInt(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_to_page));
} // else we only print one page.
}
PrinterParams::Target t(PrinterParams::PRINTER);
if (fl_get_button(dialog_->radio_file)) {
t = PrinterParams::FILE;
}
// we really should use the return value here I think.
if (!printBuffer(lv_->buffer(),
PrinterParams(t,
string(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_printer)),
string(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_file)),
wp, from, to,
static_cast<bool>(fl_get_button(dialog_->
radio_order_reverse)),
static_cast<bool>(fl_get_button(dialog_->
radio_unsorted)),
strToInt(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_count))))) {
WriteAlert(_("Error:"),
_("Unable to print"),
_("Check that your parameters are correct"));
}
}
void FormPrint::update()
{
if (dialog_
&& lv_->view()->available()) {
PrinterParams pp(getPrinterParams(lv_->buffer()));
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_printer, pp.printer_name.c_str());
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_file, pp.file_name.c_str());
switch (pp.target) {
case PrinterParams::FILE:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_printer, 0);
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_file, 1);
break;
case PrinterParams::PRINTER:
default:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_printer, 1);
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_file, 0);
break;
}
switch (pp.reverse_order) {
case true:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_order_normal, 0);
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_order_reverse, 1);
break;
case false:
default:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_order_normal, 1);
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_order_reverse, 0);
break;
}
// should be able to remove the various set_button 0 and rely on radio button
// action. Provided xforms is smart enough :D
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_all_pages, 0);
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_odd_pages, 0);
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_even_pages, 0);
switch (pp.which_pages) {
case PrinterParams::ODD:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_odd_pages, 1);
break;
case PrinterParams::EVEN:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_even_pages, 1);
break;
case PrinterParams::ALL:
default:
fl_set_button(dialog_->radio_all_pages, 1);
break;
}
// hmmm... maybe a bit weird but maybe not
// we might just be remembering the last
// time this was printed.
if (!pp.from_page.empty()) {
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_from_page,
pp.from_page.c_str());
// we only set the "to" page of a range
// if there's a corresponding "from"
fl_activate_object(dialog_->input_to_page);
if (pp.to_page) {
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_to_page,
tostr(pp.to_page).c_str());
} else {
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_to_page,"");
}
} else {
fl_deactivate_object(dialog_->input_to_page);
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_to_page,"");
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_from_page,"");
}
fl_set_input(dialog_->input_count,
tostr(pp.count_copies).c_str());
// Even readonly docs can be printed
// these 4 activations are probably superfluous but I'm
// being explicit for a reason.
// They can probably be removed soon along with a few more
// of the de/activations above once input() is a bit smarter.
fl_activate_object(dialog_->input_count);
fl_activate_object(dialog_->input_file);
fl_activate_object(dialog_->input_from_page);
fl_activate_object(dialog_->input_printer);
// and we should always be in a working state upon exit
input();
}
}
// It would be nice if we checked for cases like:
// Print only-odd-pages and from_page == an even number
//
void FormPrint::input()
{
bool activate = true;
// using a fl_input_filter that only permits numbers no '-' or '+'
// and the user cannot enter a negative number even if they try.
if (strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_from_page))) {
// using a page range so activate the "to" field
fl_activate_object(dialog_->input_to_page);
if (strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_to_page))
&& (strToInt(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_from_page))
> strToInt(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_to_page)))) {
// both from and to have values but from > to
// We could have code to silently swap these
// values but I'll disable the ok/apply until
// the user fixes it since they may be editting
// one of the fields.
activate = false;
// set both backgrounds to red?
}
} else if (strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_to_page))) {
// from is empty but to exists so probably editting from
// therefore deactivate ok and apply until form is valid again
activate = false;
} else {
// both from and to are empty. This is valid so activate
// ok and apply but deactivate to
fl_deactivate_object(dialog_->input_to_page);
}
if (fl_get_button(dialog_->radio_file)
&& !strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_file))) {
activate = false;
}
// it is probably legal to have no printer name since the system will
// have a default printer set. Or should have.
// if (fl_get_button(dialog_->radio_printer)
// && !strlen(fl_get_input(dialog_->input_printer))) {
// activate = false;
// }
if (activate) {
fl_activate_object(dialog_->button_ok);
fl_activate_object(dialog_->button_apply);
fl_set_object_lcol(dialog_->button_ok, FL_BLACK);
fl_set_object_lcol(dialog_->button_apply, FL_BLACK);
} else {
fl_deactivate_object(dialog_->button_ok);
fl_deactivate_object(dialog_->button_apply);
fl_set_object_lcol(dialog_->button_ok, FL_INACTIVE);
fl_set_object_lcol(dialog_->button_apply, FL_INACTIVE);
}
}
void FormPrint::free()
{
// we don't need to delete u and h here because
// hide() does that after disconnecting.
if (dialog_) {
if (dialog_->form_print
&& dialog_->form_print->visible) {
hide();
}
fl_free_form(dialog_->form_print);
delete dialog_;
dialog_ = 0;
}
}
int FormPrint::WMHideCB(FL_FORM * form, void *)
{
// Ensure that the signals (u and h) are disconnected even if the
// window manager is used to close the dialog.
FormPrint * pre = static_cast<FormPrint*>(form->u_vdata);
pre->hide();
return FL_CANCEL;
}
void FormPrint::OKCB(FL_OBJECT * ob, long)
{
FormPrint * pre = static_cast<FormPrint*>(ob->form->u_vdata);
pre->apply();
pre->hide();
}
void FormPrint::ApplyCB(FL_OBJECT * ob, long)
{
FormPrint * pre = static_cast<FormPrint*>(ob->form->u_vdata);
pre->apply();
}
void FormPrint::CancelCB(FL_OBJECT * ob, long)
{
FormPrint * pre = static_cast<FormPrint*>(ob->form->u_vdata);
pre->hide();
}
void FormPrint::InputCB(FL_OBJECT * ob, long)
{
FormPrint * pre = static_cast<FormPrint*>(ob->form->u_vdata);
pre->input();
}