gecko/browser/base/content/panelUI.js

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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file,
* You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
XPCOMUtils.defineLazyModuleGetter(this, "CustomizableUI",
"resource:///modules/CustomizableUI.jsm");
/**
* Maintains the state and dispatches events for the main menu panel.
*/
const PanelUI = {
/** Panel events that we listen for. **/
get kEvents() ["popupshowing", "popupshown", "popuphiding", "popuphidden"],
/**
* Used for lazily getting and memoizing elements from the document. Lazy
* getters are set in init, and memoizing happens after the first retrieval.
*/
get kElements() {
return {
clickCapturer: "PanelUI-clickCapturer",
container: "PanelUI-container",
contents: "PanelUI-contents",
mainView: "PanelUI-mainView",
mainViewSpring: "PanelUI-mainView-spring",
menuButton: "PanelUI-menu-button",
panel: "PanelUI-popup",
subViews: "PanelUI-subViews",
viewStack: "PanelUI-viewStack"
};
},
/**
* Returns whether we're in subview mode. This can return true even if
* the transition to subview mode is not yet complete.
**/
get _showingSubView() {
return (this.viewStack.hasAttribute("view") &&
this.viewStack.getAttribute("view") == "subview");
},
/**
* If true, puts us into subview mode, which slides the subview deck over
* and adjusts the height of the panel accordingly.
*
* @param aVal
* True if we should be in subview mode.
*/
set _showingSubView(aVal) {
if (aVal) {
let oldHeight = this.mainView.clientHeight;
this.viewStack.setAttribute("view", "subview");
this.mainViewSpring.style.height = this.subViews.scrollHeight - oldHeight + "px";
this.container.style.height = this.subViews.scrollHeight + "px";
} else {
this.viewStack.setAttribute("view", "main");
this._syncContainerWithMainView();
}
return aVal;
},
init: function() {
for (let [k, v] of Iterator(this.kElements)) {
// Need to do fresh let-bindings per iteration
let getKey = k;
let id = v;
this.__defineGetter__(getKey, function() {
delete this[getKey];
return this[getKey] = document.getElementById(id);
});
}
for (let event of this.kEvents) {
this.panel.addEventListener(event, this);
}
this.clickCapturer.addEventListener("click", this._onCapturerClick,
true);
},
uninit: function() {
for (let event of this.kEvents) {
this.panel.removeEventListener(event, this);
}
this.clickCapturer.removeEventListener("click", this._onCapturerClick,
true);
},
/**
* Customize mode extracts the mainView and puts it somewhere else while the
* user customizes. Upon completion, this function can be called to put the
* panel back to where it belongs in normal browsing mode.
*
* @param aMainView
* The mainView node to put back into place.
*/
replaceMainView: function(aMainView) {
this.viewStack.insertBefore(aMainView, this.viewStack.firstChild);
this._syncContainerWithMainView();
},
/**
* Opens the menu panel if it's closed, or closes it if it's
* open. If the event target has a child with the toolbarbutton-icon
* attribute, the panel will be anchored on that child. Otherwise, the panel
* is anchored on the event target itself.
*
* @param aEvent the event that triggers the toggle.
*/
toggle: function(aEvent) {
if (this.panel.state == "open") {
this.hide();
} else if (this.panel.state == "closed") {
let anchor = aEvent.target;
let iconAnchor =
document.getAnonymousElementByAttribute(anchor, "class",
"toolbarbutton-icon");
this.panel.openPopup(iconAnchor || anchor, "bottomcenter topright");
}
},
/**
* If the menu panel is being shown, hide it.
*/
hide: function() {
this.panel.hidePopup();
this.showMainView();
},
handleEvent: function(aEvent) {
switch (aEvent.type) {
case "popupshowing":
this.ensureRegistered();
let cstyle = window.getComputedStyle(this.viewStack, null);
this.container.style.height = cstyle.getPropertyValue("height");
this.container.style.width = cstyle.getPropertyValue("width");
// Fall through
case "popupshown":
// Fall through
case "popuphiding":
// Fall through
case "popuphidden": {
this._updatePanelButton(aEvent.target);
break;
}
}
},
/**
* Registering the menu panel is done lazily for performance reasons. This
* method is exposed so that CustomizationMode can force registration in the
* event that customization mode is started before the panel has had a chance
* to register itself.
*/
ensureRegistered: function() {
CustomizableUI.registerMenuPanel(this.contents);
},
/**
* Switch the panel to the main view if it's not already
* in that view.
*/
showMainView: function() {
// Are we showing a subview? If so, fire the ViewHiding event on it.
if (this._showingSubView) {
let viewNode = this.subViews.selectedPanel;
let evt = document.createEvent("CustomEvent");
evt.initCustomEvent("ViewHiding", true, true, viewNode);
viewNode.dispatchEvent(evt);
}
this._shiftMainView();
this._showingSubView = false;
},
/**
* Shows a subview in the panel with a given ID.
*
* @param aViewId the ID of the subview to show.
*/
showSubView: function(aViewId, aAnchor) {
let viewNode = document.getElementById(aViewId);
if (!viewNode) {
Cu.reportError("Could not show panel subview with id: " + aViewId);
return;
}
if (!aAnchor) {
Cu.reportError("Expected an anchor when opening subview with id: " + aViewId);
return;
}
// Emit the ViewShowing event so that the widget definition has a chance
// to lazily populate the subview with things.
let evt = document.createEvent("CustomEvent");
evt.initCustomEvent("ViewShowing", true, true, viewNode);
viewNode.dispatchEvent(evt);
this.subViews.selectedPanel = viewNode;
// Now we have to transition to transition the panel. There are a few parts
// to this:
//
// 1) The main view content gets shifted so that the center of the anchor
// node is at the left-most edge of the panel.
// 2) The subview deck slides in so that it takes up almost all of the
// panel.
// 3) If the subview is taller then the main panel contents, then the panel
// must grow to meet that new height. Otherwise, it must shrink.
//
// All three of these actions make use of CSS transformations, so they
// should all occur simultaneously.
this._shiftMainView(aAnchor);
this._showingSubView = true;
},
/**
* Ensures that the container has the same height as the main view, minus
* any spring height. This is usually done after customization completes, or
* when switching back from a subview.
*/
_syncContainerWithMainView: function() {
let springHeight = this.mainViewSpring.getBoundingClientRect().height;
this.container.style.height = (this.mainView.scrollHeight - springHeight) + "px";
this.mainViewSpring.style.height = "";
},
/**
* Sets the anchor node into the open or closed state, depending
* on the state of the panel.
*/
_updatePanelButton: function() {
this.menuButton.open = this.panel.state == "open" ||
this.panel.state == "showing";
},
/**
* If aAnchor is not null, this shifts the main view content so that it is
* partially clipped by the panel boundaries, placing the center of aAnchor
* at the clipping edge. If aAnchor is undefined or null, the main view
* content is shifted back to its original position.
*/
_shiftMainView: function(aAnchor) {
if (aAnchor) {
// We need to find the left edge of the anchor, relative to the main
// panel. Then we need to add half the width of the anchor. This is the
// target that we need to transition to.
let anchorRect = aAnchor.getBoundingClientRect();
let mainViewRect = this.mainView.getBoundingClientRect();
let leftEdge = anchorRect.left - mainViewRect.left;
let center = (anchorRect.width / 2);
let target = leftEdge + center;
this.mainView.style.transform = "translateX(-" + target + "px)";
} else {
this.mainView.style.transform = "";
}
},
/**
* When viewing a subview, any click on the main view gets intercepted by our
* capturer, and then we switch to the main view.
*/
_onCapturerClick: function(aEvent) {
PanelUI.showMainView();
},
};