/*

    File:       DialogWindow.cp

    Contains:   Dialog example using Appearance Manager primitives.

    Version:    Mac OS X

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#include "AppearanceSamplePrefix.h"

#if !BUILDING_FOR_CARBON_8

    #include <Carbon/Carbon.h>

#else

    #include <Carbon.h>

#endif

#include "DialogWindow.h"

DialogWindow::DialogWindow()

    : TWindow( CFSTR( "AppearanceSample" ), CFSTR( "Dialog Window" ) )

{

    ::SetThemeWindowBackground( GetWindowRef(), kThemeActiveDialogBackgroundBrush, true );

    Show();

}

DialogWindow::~DialogWindow()

{

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ Activate

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Activate our window by drawing all of our items in the active state.

//

void

DialogWindow::Activated()

{

    Rect            editTextRect = { 9, 9, 27, 101 };

    Rect            portRect;

    ::SetPort( GetPort() );

    ::GetPortBounds( GetPort(), &portRect );

    ::DrawThemeModelessDialogFrame( &portRect, kThemeStateActive );

    DrawFakeEditText( kThemeStateActive );

    DrawFakeListBox( kThemeStateActive );

    DrawGroups( kThemeStateActive );

    DrawSeparators( kThemeStateActive );

    ::DrawThemeFocusRect( &editTextRect, true );

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ Deactivate

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Deactivate our window by drawing all of our items in the inactive state.

//

void

DialogWindow::Deactivated()

{

    Rect        portRect;

    Rect        editTextRect = { 9, 9, 27, 101 };

    ::SetPort( GetPort() );

    ::GetPortBounds( GetPort(), &portRect );

    ::DrawThemeModelessDialogFrame( &portRect, kThemeStateDisabled );

    DrawFakeEditText( kThemeStateDisabled );

    DrawFakeListBox( kThemeStateDisabled );

    DrawGroups( kThemeStateDisabled );

    DrawSeparators( kThemeStateDisabled );

    ::DrawThemeFocusRect( &editTextRect, false );

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ Draw

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Draws our dialog frame, edit text, list box, group box frames, as well as visual

//  separators.

//

void

DialogWindow::Draw()

{

    ThemeDrawState      state;

    Rect                portRect;

    ::SetPort( GetPort() );

    state = IsWindowHilited( GetWindowRef() ) ?

                (ThemeDrawState)kThemeStateActive :

                (ThemeDrawState)kThemeStateDisabled;

    ::GetPortBounds( GetPort(), &portRect );

    ::DrawThemeModelessDialogFrame( &portRect, state );

    DrawFakeEditText( state );

    DrawFakeListBox( state );

    DrawGroups( state );

    DrawSeparators( state );

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ DrawFakeEditText

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Draws a mock-up of an edit text box. Note that the edit text frame can actually

//  be drawn outside of the rectangle given. You essentially pass it the content

//  rectangle and it figures out where the frame and bevel should be.

//

void

DialogWindow::DrawFakeEditText( ThemeDrawState drawState )

{

    Rect                editTextRect = { 10, 10, 26, 100 };

    ThemeDrawingState   state;

    ::SetPort( GetPort() );

    ::GetThemeDrawingState( &state );

    ::NormalizeThemeDrawingState();

    ::EraseRect( &editTextRect );

    ::DrawThemeEditTextFrame( &editTextRect, drawState );

    ::InsetRect( &editTextRect, -1, -1 );

    ::DrawThemeFocusRect( &editTextRect, IsWindowHilited( GetWindowRef() ) );

    ::SetThemeDrawingState( state, true );

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ DrawFakeListBox

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Draws a mock-up of an list box. Note that the list frame can actually

//  be drawn outside of the rectangle given. You essentially pass it the content

//  rectangle and it figures out where the frame and bevel should be.

//

void

DialogWindow::DrawFakeListBox( ThemeDrawState drawState )

{

    Rect                editTextRect = { 36, 10, 100, 100 };

    ThemeDrawingState   state;

    ::SetPort( GetPort() );

    ::GetThemeDrawingState( &state );

    ::NormalizeThemeDrawingState();

    ::EraseRect( &editTextRect );

    ::DrawThemeListBoxFrame( &editTextRect, drawState );

    ::SetThemeDrawingState( state, true );

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ DrawGroups

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Draws a primary and secondary group box.

//

void

DialogWindow::DrawGroups( ThemeDrawState drawState )

{

    Rect        primaryRect = { 10, 110, 110, 210 };

    Rect        secondaryRect = { 20, 120, 100, 200 };

    ::DrawThemePrimaryGroup( &primaryRect, drawState );

    ::DrawThemeSecondaryGroup( &secondaryRect, drawState );

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  ¥ DrawSeparators

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Simple visual separators

//

void

DialogWindow::DrawSeparators( ThemeDrawState drawState )

{

    Rect        vertRect = { 120, 110, 125, 210 };

    Rect        horizRect = { 10, 220, 110, 225 };

    ::DrawThemeSeparator( &vertRect, drawState );

    ::DrawThemeSeparator( &horizRect, drawState );

}