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The Layer class is responsible for working with invalid regions and serves as the shadow class for BViews.
1. acquire a new layer token
2. validate (and fix, if necessary) parameters and assign to member objects
3. initalize relation pointers to NULL
4. set level to -1
5. set invalid region to NULL
6. set full and visible regions to bounds
7. set child count to 0
8. get ServerWindow’s window port and create a PortLink pointed at it
1. if parent is non-NULL, call RemoveSelf()
2. if topchild is non-NULL, iterate through children and delete them.
3. delete invalid, full, and visible regions if non-NULL
4. delete the internal PortLink
Function which corresponds to BView::AddChild
1. if child->parent is non-NULL, spew an error to stderr and return
2. set child->parent to this
1. if before == NULL:
1. if topchild is non-NULL, set child->uppersibling to child
2. set child->lowersibling to topchild
3. if topchild is NULL, set bottomchild to child
4. set topchild to child
2. if before != NULL:
1. if before->upper is non-NULL, set child->upper to before->upper
2. set before->upper to child
3. set child->lower to before
4. if child->upper is non-NULL, set child->upper->lower to child
5. increment child’s level
3. increment the child count
4. if rebuild flag is true, call RebuildRegions
Function which corresponds to BView::RemoveChild
1. if child’s parent != this, spew an error to stderr and return
2. set child’s parent to NULL
3. set child’s level to -1
4. if top child matches child, set top child to child’s lower sibling
5. if bottom child matches child, set bottom child to child’s upper sibilng
6. if child->uppersibling is non-NULL, set its lowersibling to the child’s lowersibling
7. if child->lowersibling is non-NULL, set its uppersibling to the child’s uppersibling
8. decrement child count
9. call RebuildRegions
Function which corresponds to BView::RemoveSelf
1. if parent is NULL, spew an error to stderr and return
2. call parent->RemoveChild(this)
Marks the area passed to the function as needing to be redrawn
1. if parent is NULL, return
2. if the passed area intersects the layer’s frame, add it to the invalid region, creating a new invalid object if necessary.
3. Iterate through all child layers, calling child->Invalidate() on the area converted from the parent
Frame() returns the layer’s frame in its parent coordinates. Bounds() returns the frame offset to (0,0).
Moves the layer in its parent’s coordinate space by the specified amount
1. offset the frame by the specified amount
2. if parent is non-NULL, call parent->RebuildRegions()
Resizes the layer by the specified amount and all children as appropriate.
1. resize the frame by the specified amount
2. iterate through all children, checking the resize flags to see whether each should be resized and calling child->ResizeBy() by the appropriate amount if it is necessary.
Returns the number of children owned directly by the layer - grandchildren not included and some assembly required. Instructions are written in Yiddish.
Returns true if the layer needs redrawn (if invalid region is non-NULL).
Converts the given data to the coordinates of the root layer in the layer tree.
1. if parent is non-NULL, return the data.
2. if parent is NULL, call this: return (parent->ConvertToTop( data_offset_by_frame.left_top ) )
Converts the given data from the coordinates of the root layer in the layer tree.
1. if parent is non-NULL, return the layer’s frame
2. if parent is NULL, call this: return (parent->ConvertFromTop( data_offset_by_frame.left_and_top * -1 ) )
BRect ConvertToParent(const BRect &r), BRegion ConvertToParent(const BRegion &r)
Converts the given data to the coordinates of the parent layer
1. return the data offset by the layer’s frame’s top left point, i.e. frame.LeftTop()
Converts the given data from the coordinates of the parent layer
1. operates exactly like ConvertToParent, except that the offset values are multiplied by -1
Rebuilds the visible and invalid layers based on the layer hierarchy. Used to update the regions after a call to remove or add a child layer is made or when a layer is hidden or shown.
1. get the frame
2. set full and visible regions to frame
3. iterate through each child and exclude its full region from the visible region if the child is visible.
4. iterate through each lowersibling and exclude its full region from the visible region if the it is visible and it intersects the layer’s frame.
Makes the layer the top child owned by its parent. Note that the top child is “behind” other children on the screen.
1. if parent is NULL, spew an error to stderr and return
2. if parent’s top child equals this, return without doing anything
3. if lowersibling and uppersibling are both NULL, return without doing anything
4. save pointer to parent layer to a temporary variable
5. call RemoveSelf and then the former parent’s AddChild
Makes the layer the bottom child owned by its parent. Note that the top child is “in front of” other children on the screen.
1. if parent is NULL, spew an error to stderr and return
2. if parent’s bottom child equals this, return without doing anything
3. if lowersibling and uppersibling are both NULL, return without doing anything
4. save pointer to parent layer to a temporary variable
5. call RemoveSelf() with rebuild set to false
6. call former parent’s AddChild (rebuild is false), setting the before parameter to the former parent’s bottomchild
7. save lowersibling to a temporary variable
8. call lowersibling->RemoveSelf() with no rebuild
9. call the parent’s AddChild() with the before set to this and rebuild set to true
Requests that the layer be drawn on screen. The rectangle passed is in the layer’s own coordinates.
1. if invalid is NULL, return
2. set the PortLink opcode to B_DRAW
3. create a BMessage(B_DRAW) and attach all invalid rectangles to it
4. attach the view token to the message
5. flatten the message to a buffer, attach it to the PortLink, and Flush() it.
6. recurse through each child and call its RequestDraw() function if it intersects the child’s frame
Finds a child layer given an identifying token
1. iterate through children and check tokens. Return a match if found.
2. iterate through children, calling its FindLayer function, return any non-NULL results
3. return NULL - we got this far, so there is no match
Gets the child at a given point. if recursive is true, all layers under the current one in the tree are searched. if the point is contained by the current layer’s frame and no child is found, this function returns the current layer. if the point is outside the current layer’s frame, it returns NULL
1. if frame does not contain the point, return NULL
if recursive is true:
1. start at the *bottom* child and iterate upward.
2. if the child has children, call the child’s GetChildAt with the point converted to the child’s coordinate space, returning any non-NULL results
3. if the child is hidden, continue to the next iteration
4. if the child’s frame contains the point, return the child
5. if none of the children contain the point, return this
if recursive is false:
1. start at the *bottom* child and iterate upward.
2. if the child is hidden, continue to the next iteration
3. if the child’s frame contains the point, return the child
4. if none of the children contain the point, return this
Returns the layer’s internal PortLink object so a message can be sent to the Layer’s window.