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Update licence header (and remove year)
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// Copyright (c) ppy Pty Ltd <contact@ppy.sh>. Licensed under the MIT Licence.
// See the LICENCE file in the repository root for full licence text.
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Automated #nullable processing
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#nullable disable
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using System;
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using osu.Framework;
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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using osu.Framework.Allocation;
using osu.Framework.Graphics;
using osu.Framework.Graphics.Containers;
using osu.Framework.Graphics.Shapes;
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using osu.Framework.Input.Events;
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using osu.Framework.Layout;
using osuTK;
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namespace osu.Game.Screens.Edit.Compose.Components
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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{
/// <summary>
DragLayer -> DragBox
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/// A box that displays the drag selection and provides selection events for users to handle.
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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/// </summary>
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public partial class DragBox : CompositeDrawable, IStateful<Visibility>
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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{
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public Drawable Box { get; private set; }
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Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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/// <summary>
DragLayer -> DragBox
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/// Creates a new <see cref="DragBox"/>.
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/// </summary>
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public DragBox()
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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{
RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.Both;
AlwaysPresent = true;
Alpha = 0;
}
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Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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[BackgroundDependencyLoader]
private void load()
{
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InternalChild = Box = CreateBox();
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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}
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protected virtual Drawable CreateBox() => new BoxWithBorders();
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Apply remaining changes required to restore previous functionality
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/// <summary>
/// Handle a forwarded mouse event.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">The mouse event.</param>
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public virtual void HandleDrag(MouseButtonEvent e)
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{
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Box.Position = Vector2.ComponentMin(e.MouseDownPosition, e.MousePosition);
Box.Size = Vector2.ComponentMax(e.MouseDownPosition, e.MousePosition) - Box.Position;
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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}
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private Visibility state;
public Visibility State
{
get => state;
set
{
if (value == state) return;
state = value;
this.FadeTo(state == Visibility.Hidden ? 0 : 1, 250, Easing.OutQuint);
StateChanged?.Invoke(state);
}
}
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public override void Hide() => State = Visibility.Hidden;
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public override void Show() => State = Visibility.Visible;
public event Action<Visibility> StateChanged;
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public partial class BoxWithBorders : CompositeDrawable
{
private readonly LayoutValue cache = new LayoutValue(Invalidation.RequiredParentSizeToFit);
public BoxWithBorders()
{
AddLayout(cache);
}
protected override void Update()
{
base.Update();
if (!cache.IsValid)
{
createContent();
cache.Validate();
}
}
private void createContent()
{
if (DrawSize == Vector2.Zero)
{
ClearInternal();
return;
}
// Make lines the same width independent of display resolution.
float lineThickness = DrawWidth > 0
? DrawWidth / ScreenSpaceDrawQuad.Width * 2
: DrawHeight / ScreenSpaceDrawQuad.Height * 2;
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Padding = new MarginPadding(-lineThickness / 2);
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InternalChildren = new Drawable[]
{
new Box
{
RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.X,
Height = lineThickness,
},
new Box
{
RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.X,
Height = lineThickness,
Anchor = Anchor.BottomRight,
Origin = Anchor.BottomRight,
},
new Box
{
RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.Y,
Width = lineThickness,
},
new Box
{
RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.Y,
Width = lineThickness,
Anchor = Anchor.BottomRight,
Origin = Anchor.BottomRight,
},
new Box
{
RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.Both,
Alpha = 0.1f
}
};
}
}
Rewrite the way drag + click selections happen The general idea here is that we need the masks to handle mouse down events, as they need to handle the drag (mousedown -> drag immediately). I've rewritten the editor selections to use events, as there are some 3 different components that handle/trigger selections in different ways. 1. All selections/deselections now propagate through `HitObjectMask.Select()`/`HitObjectMask.Deselect()`. 2. Components that react to changes in the selection bind to the masks' `Selected`/`Deselected` events, and track them/change their states locally. 3. Masks provide a `SingleSelectionRequested` event which is invoked on the mouse-down event. Various components bind to this event to perform state changes locally in this scenario. 4. `DragBox` now handles all drag input locally. It triggers `Select`/`Deselect` on the masks it needs to. 5. `SelectionBox` handles the display of itself locally. 6. `SelectionBox` handles movement of groups of masks locally. 7. `HitObjectMasks` handles movement of itself locally.
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}
}
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