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Hello Noel,

On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 7:53 PM, Noel Power <nopower@novell.com> wrote:
Hi Anurag
On 22/06/11 15:51, Anurag Jain wrote:

Hi Noel,

Resending the patch again along with the source files here.

as mentioned on Wed on iRC I pushed the patch to the feature branch. I had
hoped to see the latest changes you made to correct the control size problem
that I identified that was preventing your new control from being displayed
before reviewing the patch further, I am not *that* familiar with
libreoffice ui bits and pieces and was hoping to have something to run to
test. Additionally on IRC it wasn't clear how you now were calcuating the
the ScInputBarGroup width, I'd like to have seen the code for that


I'm sending the fix patch here which calculates the height and width
of the ScInputbarGroup and makes the border invisible.

Anyway some comments on what is there so far, I think the ScInputBarGroup is
taking shape, clearly it's very rough at this stage (  understandable since
you had problems getting it to show ). One thing I would suggest here to
a) change the name of ScTextWindow to something like ScMultiLineTxtWin ( or
any other suitable name )
b) restore the orig ScTextWindow class


There is no class named as ScTextWindow  and never was. It has always
been ScTextWnd-->ScInputWindow and now it has become like
ScTextWnd-->ScInputBarGroup-->ScInputWidow


I suggest this because it is intended when the gsoc code is initially
integrated that it be configurable and for this reason it probably makes
sense to preserve the original ScTextWindow class and distinguish it from
your new implementation. This will make maintenance easier.

So I guess there should not be any problem with the maintenance of
code as I've not renamed any pre existing class and just inserted a
new class i.e ScInputBarGroup.

Then next thing to concentrate on is getting the multi-line textbox
functionality to work and to make that behaviour switchable. I believe Kohei
suggested adding a button to the ScInputBarGroup window. So, you need to be
able to detect the button click and switch the state of the bIsMultiLine
flag that you have already added ( presumably for this purpose ) please do a
grep for PushButton & SetClickHdl in sc for sample code for handling the
button.

Next hurdle which I'm trying to get through is getting the Scrollbar
and Button at the right position after the Textbar ends. Does the
function SetPosSizePixel() or SetPosPixel() in window.hxx can be used
for getting them at the desired position. Or is there any other more
modular way to decide the ordering of these items similar to
InsertWindow() and InsetItem() methods used in ScInputWindow ?

When you get a button click you will need to resize your InputBarGroupbox
window based on the new state of the bIsMultiLine flag and of course
increase the height in multiples of the calculated height of a single line.
e.g. in Multiline mode the ScInputGroupBox height should be some multiple of
the calculated singleline height ( maybe 10 as a default ? ) Of course the
size of the ScMultiLineTxtWin (let's call it that for now but please rename
it as you wish ) window needs to also be adjusted and everything resized. I
would do this first before worrying about scrollbar behaviour.

yes as soon as I get things placed in right place I'll be working on
switching from single line to multiline mode on the button click.

regards
Noel




Thanks and regards

-- 
Anurag Jain
Final yr B.Tech CSE
SASTRA University
Thanjavur(T.N.)-613402
diff --git a/sc/source/ui/app/inputwin.cxx b/sc/source/ui/app/inputwin.cxx
index c3d0ffc..dc12376 100644
--- a/sc/source/ui/app/inputwin.cxx
+++ b/sc/source/ui/app/inputwin.cxx
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ ScInputWindow::ScInputWindow( Window* pParent, SfxBindings* pBind ) :
         ToolBox         ( pParent, WinBits(WB_BORDER|WB_3DLOOK|WB_CLIPCHILDREN) ),
         aWndPos         ( this ),
 //      maScrollBar     ( this,  WB_VERT | WB_DRAG ),
-        aBarGroup       ( this ),
+        aBarGroup       ( this),
         pInputHdl              ( NULL ),
         pBindings       ( pBind ),
         aTextOk                        ( ScResId( SCSTR_QHELP_BTNOK ) ),               // not 
always new from Resource
@@ -179,14 +179,6 @@ ScInputWindow::ScInputWindow( Window* pParent, SfxBindings* pBind ) :
 //    aTextWindow.SetQuickHelpText( ScResId( SCSTR_QHELP_INPUTWND ) );
 //    aTextWindow.SetHelpId            ( HID_INSWIN_INPUT );
 
-/*
-    maScrollBar.SetPageSize( 1 );
-    maScrollBar.SetVisibleSize( 1 );
-    maScrollBar.SetLineSize( 1 );
-    maScrollBar.SetRange( Range( 0, 1 ) );
-    maScrollBar.SetThumbPos( 10 );
-*/
-
     // kein SetHelpText, die Hilfetexte kommen aus der Hilfe
 
     SetItemText ( SID_INPUT_FUNCTION, ScResId( SCSTR_QHELP_BTNCALC ) );
@@ -496,6 +488,15 @@ void ScInputWindow::Resize()
 {
     ToolBox::Resize();
 
+    long nWidth = GetSizePixel().Width();
+    long nLeft  = aBarGroup.GetPosPixel().X();
+    Size aSize  = aBarGroup.GetSizePixel();
+
+    aSize.Width() = Max( ((long)(nWidth - nLeft - 10)), (long)0 );
+    aSize.Height()= TBX_WINDOW_HEIGHT;
+    aBarGroup.SetSizePixel( aSize );
+    aBarGroup.Invalidate();
+
     aBarGroup.Resize();
 }
 
@@ -719,7 +720,7 @@ void ScInputWindow::DataChanged( const DataChangedEvent& rDCEvt )
 //========================================================================
 
 ScInputBarGroup::ScInputBarGroup(Window* pParent)
-    :   Window          ( pParent, WinBits(WB_HIDE | WB_BORDER) ),
+    :   Window          ( pParent, WinBits(WB_HIDE) ),
         aTextWindow      ( this ),
         maScrollBar     ( this,  WB_VERT | WB_DRAG ),
         bIsMultiLine    ( false )
@@ -729,7 +730,12 @@ ScInputBarGroup::ScInputBarGroup(Window* pParent)
       aTextWindow.SetQuickHelpText( ScResId( SCSTR_QHELP_INPUTWND ) );
       aTextWindow.SetHelpId            ( HID_INSWIN_INPUT );
 
-
+      maScrollBar.SetPageSize( 1 );
+      maScrollBar.SetVisibleSize( 1 );
+      maScrollBar.SetLineSize( 1 );
+      maScrollBar.SetRange( Range( 0, 1 ) );
+      maScrollBar.SetThumbPos( 10 );
+      maScrollBar.Show();
 }
 
 ScInputBarGroup::~ScInputBarGroup()
@@ -746,9 +752,8 @@ void ScInputBarGroup::Resize()
     long nWidth = GetSizePixel().Width();
     long nLeft  = aTextWindow.GetPosPixel().X();
     Size aSize  = aTextWindow.GetSizePixel();
-
     aSize.Width() = Max( ((long)(nWidth - nLeft - 40)), (long)0 );
-
+    aSize.Height()=22;
     aTextWindow.SetSizePixel( aSize );
     aTextWindow.Invalidate();
 }
@@ -820,10 +825,8 @@ ScTextWnd::ScTextWnd( Window* pParent )
 
     Size aSize(1,TBX_WINDOW_HEIGHT);
     Size aMinEditSize( Edit::GetMinimumEditSize() );
-    printf("construstor of ScTextWnd edit height %ld edit width%ld\n",aMinEditSize.Height() , 
aMinEditSize.Width() );
     if( aMinEditSize.Height() > aSize.Height() )
         aSize.Height() = aMinEditSize.Height();
-    printf("So aSize is %ld %ld \n",aSize.Width(), aSize.Height());
     SetSizePixel               ( aSize );
     SetBackground              ( aBgColor );
     SetLineColor               ( COL_BLACK );
@@ -860,7 +863,6 @@ void ScTextWnd::Resize()
         Size aSize = GetOutputSizePixel();
         Size bSize = LogicToPixel(Size(0,pEditEngine->GetLineHeight(0,0)));
         int nDiff=(aSize.Height()-bSize.Height())/2;
-        printf("here %d %d %d\n", nDiff , bSize.Height(), aSize.Height());
         Point aPos(TEXT_STARTPOS,nDiff*aSize.Height()/aSize.Height());
         Point aPos2(aSize.Width()-5,(aSize.Height()-nDiff)*aSize.Height()/aSize.Height());
         pEditView->SetOutputArea(

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