mitlib.pub/MITLIB/GuiDLL/TreePropSheet.h

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#if !defined(AFX_TREEPROPSHEET_H__50695CFB_FCE4_4188_ADB4_BF05A5488E41__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_TREEPROPSHEET_H__50695CFB_FCE4_4188_ADB4_BF05A5488E41__INCLUDED_

#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000

#include "PropPageFrame.h"
#include <afxtempl.h>

#define TREEPROPSHEET_OFFSETX   15
#define TREEPROPSHEET_OFFSETY   159
#define TREEPROPSHEET_WIDTH     995
#define TREEPROPSHEET_HEIGHT    514

#ifdef  BUILD_GUIDLL
#define     DLLCLASS    __declspec(dllexport)
#else
#define     DLLCLASS    __declspec(dllimport)
#endif

namespace TreePropSheet
{
/**
   A property sheet, which can use a tree control instead of a tab
   control, to give the user access to the different pages.

   You can use it exactly the same way, as a CPropertySheet object.
   Simply create CPropertyPage objects and add them via AddPage() to
   the sheet. If you would like to use the tree view mode (default),
   you can specify the path of the pages in the tree, by their name:
   The names of the pages can contain
   double colons ("::"), which will specify the path of that page in the
   tree control. I.e. if you have three pages with the following names:
   1. _T("Appearance::Toolbars")
   2. _T("Appearance::Menus")
   3. _T("Directories")
   the tree would look as follow:
   \verbatim
   Appearance
   !
   +-Toolbars
   !
   +-Menus

   Directories
   \endverbatim
   If you would like to use a double colon, which should not be
   interpreted as a path seperator, prefix it with a backslash ("\\::").

   To disable tree view mode and use the standard tabbed mode, call
   the SetTreeViewMode() method. This also allows you, to enable page
   captions and tree images for tree view mode. If you would like to
   have images in the tree, but not all of your pages specify images or
   there are tree view items, which are not attached to a page (only
   parent items for real page items), you have to set default images
   using the SetTreeDefaultImages() method -- otherwise their may appear
   display errors.

   If the user selects a tree view item, which does not belong to a page,
   because it is just a parent item for real page items, no page will
   be displayed, instead a message will be displayed, that can be set
   via SetEmptyPageText().

   @author Sven Wiegand
 */
class /*AFX_EXT_CLASS*/ DLLCLASS CTreePropSheet : public CPropertySheet
{
DECLARE_DYNAMIC(CTreePropSheet)

// Construction/Destruction
public:
    CTreePropSheet();
    CTreePropSheet(UINT nIDCaption, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL, UINT iSelectPage = 0);
    CTreePropSheet(LPCTSTR pszCaption, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL, UINT iSelectPage = 0);
    virtual ~CTreePropSheet();

// Operations
public:
/**
   Call this method, if you would like to use a tree control to browse
   the pages, instead of the tab control.

   This method needs to becalled, before DoModal() or Create(). If the
   window has already been created, the method will fail.

   @param bTreeViewMode
    Pass TRUE to provide a tree view control instead of a tab control
    to browse the pages, pass FALSE to use the normal tab control.
   @param bPageCaption
    TRUE if a caption should be displayed for each page. The caption
    contains the page title and an icon if specified with the page.
    Ignored if bTreeViewMode is FALSE.
   @param bTreeImages
    TRUE if the page icons should be displayed in the page tree,
    FALSE if there should be no icons in the page tree. Ignored if
    bTreeViewMode is FALSE. If not all of your pages are containing
    icons, or if there will be empty pages (parent nodes without a
    related page, you need to call SetTreeDefaultImages() to avoid
    display errors.

   @return
    TRUE on success or FALSE, if the window has already been created.
 */
    BOOL SetTreeViewMode(BOOL bTreeViewMode = TRUE, BOOL bPageCaption = FALSE, BOOL bTreeImages = FALSE);

/**
   Specifies the width of the tree control, when the sheet is in tree
   view mode. The default value (if this method is not called) is 150
   pixels.

   This method needs to be called, before DoModeal() or Create().
   Otherwise it will fail.

   @param nWidth
    The width in pixels for the page tree.

   @return
    TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise (if the window has already been
    created).
 */
    BOOL SetTreeWidth(int nWidth);

/**
   Specifies the text to be drawn on empty pages (pages for tree view
   items, that are not related to a page, because they are only
   parents for other items). This is only needed in tree view mode.

   The specified text can contains a single "%s" placeholder which
   will be replaced with the title of the empty page.
 */
    void SetEmptyPageText(LPCTSTR lpszEmptyPageText);

/**
   Allows you to specify, how the empty page message (see
   SetEmptyPageText()) should be drawn.

   @param dwFormat
    A combination of the DT_* flags available for the Win32-API
    function DrawText(), that should be used to draw the text.
    The default value is:
    \code
    DT_CENTER|DT_VCENTER|DT_NOPREFIX|DT_SINGLELINE
    \endcode

   @return
    The previous format.
 */
    DWORD SetEmptyPageTextFormat(DWORD dwFormat);

// @{
/**
   Defines the images, that should be used for pages without icons and
   for empty parent nodes. The list contains exactly to images:
   1. An image that should be used for parent tree nodes, without a
   page asignd.
   2. An image that should be used for pages, which are not specifying
   any icons.
   Standard image size is 16x16 Pixels, but if you call this method
   before creating the sheet, the size of image 0 in this list will
   be assumed as your preferred image size and all other icons must
   have the same size.

   @param pImages
    Pointer to an image list with exactly to images, that should be
    used as default images. The images are copied to an internal
    list, so that the given list can be deleted after this call.
   @param unBitmapID
    Resource identifier for the bitmap, that contains the default
    images. The resource should contain exactly to images.
   @param cx
    Width of a singe image in pixels.
   @param crMask
    Color that should be interpreted as transparent.

   @return
    TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise.
 */
    BOOL SetTreeDefaultImages(CImageList *pImages);
    BOOL SetTreeDefaultImages(UINT unBitmapID, int cx, COLORREF crMask);
// @}

/**
   Returns a pointer to the tree control, when the sheet is in
   tree view mode, NULL otherwise.
 */
    CTreeCtrl * GetPageTreeControl();

// Public helpers
public:
    void OnKillActive();
    void OnSetActive();
    void UpdateWindowPosition();
    void SetWindowPosition(CRect *rect);
    void SetWindowPosition(CRect *rect, int nX, int nY, int nWidth, int nHeight);
    void SetPageTitle(int nPage, CString csTitle);
    BOOL SetTreeHeight(int nHeight);
// @{
/**
   This helper allows you to easily set the icon of a property page.

   This static method does nothing more, than extracting the specified
   image as an icon from the given image list and assign the
   icon-handle to the hIcon property of the pages PROPSHEETPAGE
   structure (m_psp) and modify the structures flags, so that the
   image will be recognized.

   You need to call this method for a page, before adding the page
   to a property sheet.

   @important
   If you are using the CImageList-version, you are responsible for
   destroying the extracted icon with DestroyIcon() or the static
   DestroyPageIcon() method.

   @see DestroyPageIcon()

   @param pPage
    Property page to set the image for.
   @param hIcon
    Handle to icon that should be set for the page.
   @param unIconId
    Ressource identifier for the icon to set.
   @param Images
    Reference of the image list to extract the icon from.
   @param nImage
    Zero based index of the image in pImages, that should be used
    as an icon.

   @return
    TRUE on success, FALSE if an error occured.
 */
    static BOOL SetPageIcon(CPropertyPage *pPage, HICON hIcon);
    static BOOL SetPageIcon(CPropertyPage *pPage, UINT unIconId);
    static BOOL SetPageIcon(CPropertyPage *pPage, CImageList &Images, int nImage);
// @}

/**
   Checks, if the PSP_USEHICON flag is set in the PROPSHEETPAGE struct;
   If this is the case, the flag will be removed and the icon
   specified by the hIcon attribute of the PROPSHEETPAGE struct will
   be destroyed using DestroyIcon().

   @note
   You only have to call DestroyIcon() for icons, that have been
   created using CreateIconIndirect() (i.e. used by
   CImageList::ExtractIcon()).

   @return
    TRUE on success, FALSE if the PSP_USEHICON flag was not set or
    if the icon handle was NULL.
 */
    static BOOL DestroyPageIcon(CPropertyPage *pPage);

// Overridable implementation helpers
protected:
/**
   Will be called to generate the message, that should be displayed on
   an empty page, when the sheet is in tree view mode

   This default implementation simply returns lpszEmptyPageMessage
   with the optional "%s" placeholder replaced by lpszCaption.

   @param lpszEmptyPageMessage
    The string, set by SetEmptyPageMessage(). This string may contain
    a "%s" placeholder.
   @param lpszCaption
    The title of the empty page.
 */
    virtual CString GenerateEmptyPageMessage(LPCTSTR lpszEmptyPageMessage, LPCTSTR lpszCaption);

/**
   Will be called during creation process, to create the CTreeCtrl
   object (the object, not the window!).

   Allows you to inject your own CTreeCtrl-derived classes.

   This default implementation simply creates a CTreeCtrl with new
   and returns it.
 */
    virtual CTreeCtrl * CreatePageTreeObject();

/**
   Will be called during creation process, to create the object, that
   is responsible for drawing the frame around the pages, drawing the
   empty page message and the caption.

   Allows you to inject your own CPropPageFrame-derived classes.

   This default implementation simply creates a CPropPageFrameTab with
   new and returns it.
 */
    virtual CPropPageFrame* CreatePageFrame();

// Implementation helpers
protected:
/**
   Moves all childs by the specified amount of pixels.

   @param nDx
    Pixels to move the childs in horizontal direction (can be
    negative).
   @param nDy
    Pixels to move the childs in vertical direction (can be
    negative).
 */
    void MoveChildWindows(int nDx, int nDy);

/**
   Refills the tree that contains the entries for the several pages.
 */
    void RefillPageTree();

/**
   Creates the specified path in the page tree and returns the handle
   of the most child item created.

   @param lpszPath
    Path of the item to create (see description of this class).
   @param hParentItem
    Handle of the item under which the path should be created or
    TVI_ROOT to start from the root.
 */
    HTREEITEM CreatePageTreeItem(LPCTSTR lpszPath, HTREEITEM hParent = TVI_ROOT);

/**
   Splits the given path into the topmost item and the rest. See
   description of this class for detailed path information.

   I.e. when given the string "Appearance::Toolbars::Customize", the
   method will return "Appearance" and after the call strRest will
   be "Toolbars::Customize".
 */
    CString SplitPageTreePath(CString &strRest);

/**
   Tries to deactivate the current page, and hides it if successfull,
   so that an empty page becomes visible.

   @return
    TRUE if the current page has been deactivated successfully,
    FALSE if the currently active page prevents a page change.
 */
    BOOL KillActiveCurrentPage();

/**
   Returns the page tree item, that representates the specified page
   or NULL, if no such icon exists.

   @param nPage
    Zero based page index, for which the item to retrieve.
   @param hRoot
    Item to start the search at or TVI_ROOT to search the whole
    tree.
 */
    HTREEITEM GetPageTreeItem(int nPage, HTREEITEM hRoot = TVI_ROOT);

/**
   Selects and shows the item, representing the specified page.

   @param nPage
    Zero based page index.

   @return
    TRUE on success, FALSE if no item does exist for the specified
    page.
 */
    BOOL SelectPageTreeItem(int nPage);

/**
   Selects and shows the tree item for the currently active page.

   @return
    TRUE on success, FALSE if no item exists for the currently active
    page or if it was not possible to get information about the
    currently active page.
 */
    BOOL SelectCurrentPageTreeItem();

/**
   Updates the caption for the currently selected page (if the caption
   is enabled).
 */
    void UpdateCaption();

/**
   Activates the previous page in the page order or the last one, if
   the current one is the first.

   This method does never fail.
 */
    void ActivatePreviousPage();

/**
   Activates the next page in the page order or the first one, if the
   current one is the last.

   This method does never fail.
 */
    void ActivateNextPage();

// Overridings
protected:
// {{AFX_VIRTUAL(CTreePropSheet)
public:
    virtual BOOL OnInitDialog();

// Gary 4Aug11, V1.24.05
// handling of mouse and keyboard activities while in this sub property sheet
    virtual BOOL PreTranslateMessage(MSG* pMsg);

// }}AFX_VIRTUAL

// Message handlers
protected:
// {{AFX_MSG(CTreePropSheet)
    afx_msg void   OnDestroy();
    afx_msg BOOL   OnHelpInfo(HELPINFO* pHelpInfo);
    afx_msg void   OnContextMenu(CWnd* pWnd, CPoint point);
    afx_msg HBRUSH OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor);
// }}AFX_MSG
    afx_msg LRESULT OnAddPage(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
    afx_msg LRESULT OnRemovePage(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
    afx_msg LRESULT OnSetCurSel(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
    afx_msg LRESULT OnSetCurSelId(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
    afx_msg LRESULT OnIsDialogMessage(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);

    afx_msg void OnPageTreeSelChanging(NMHDR *pNotifyStruct, LRESULT *plResult);
    afx_msg void OnPageTreeSelChanged(NMHDR *pNotifyStruct, LRESULT *plResult);
    DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()

// Properties
private:
/** TRUE if we should use the tree control instead of the tab ctrl. */
    BOOL m_bTreeViewMode;

/** The tree control */
    CTreeCtrl *m_pwndPageTree;

/** The frame around the pages */
    CPropPageFrame *m_pFrame;

/**
   TRUE, if a tree item selection by OnPageTreeSelChanged() is
   performed currently.
 */
    BOOL m_bPageTreeSelChangedActive;

/** TRUE if a page caption should be displayed, FALSE otherwise. */
    BOOL m_bPageCaption;

/** TRUE if images should be displayed in the tree. */
    BOOL m_bTreeImages;

/** Images to be displayed in the tree control. */
    CImageList m_Images;

/** Default images. */
    CImageList m_DefaultImages;

/**
   Message to be displayed on empty pages. May contain a "%s"
   placeholder which will be replaced by the caption of the empty
   page.
 */
    CString m_strEmptyPageMessage;

/** The width of the page tree control in pixels. */
    int m_nPageTreeWidth;

/** The height of the page tree control in pixels. */
    int m_nPageTreeHeight;

    COLORREF m_colorBackground;
    CBrush   m_brushBackground;

// Static Properties
private:

/** The id of the tree view control, that shows the pages. */
    static const UINT s_unPageTreeId;
};
} // namespace TreePropSheet

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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#endif // AFX_TREEPROPSHEET_H__50695CFB_FCE4_4188_ADB4_BF05A5488E41__INCLUDED_