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// Copyright (c) ppy Pty Ltd <contact@ppy.sh>. Licensed under the MIT Licence.
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// See the LICENCE file in the repository root for full licence text.
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using osu.Framework.Bindables;
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using osu.Framework.Graphics;
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using osu.Framework.Graphics.Containers;
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using osu.Framework.Graphics.UserInterface;
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namespace osu.Game.Overlays.Settings
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{
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public class SettingsNumberBox : SettingsItem<int?>
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{
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protected override Drawable CreateControl() => new NumberControl
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{
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RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.X,
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};
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private sealed class NumberControl : CompositeDrawable, IHasCurrentValue<int?>
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{
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private readonly BindableWithCurrent<int?> current = new BindableWithCurrent<int?>();
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public Bindable<int?> Current
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{
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get => current.Current;
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set => current.Current = value;
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}
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public NumberControl()
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{
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AutoSizeAxes = Axes.Y;
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OutlinedNumberBox numberBox;
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InternalChildren = new[]
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{
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numberBox = new OutlinedNumberBox
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{
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Margin = new MarginPadding { Top = 5 },
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RelativeSizeAxes = Axes.X,
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CommitOnFocusLost = true
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}
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};
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numberBox.Current.BindValueChanged(e =>
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{
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Accept full range of `int` in `SettingsNumberBox`
This fixes stack overflow exceptions that would arise when a
`Current.Value` of 1 billion or more was set on a `SettingsNumberBox`.
The stack overflow was caused by the "maximum 9 digits" spec. If a value
technically within `int` bounds, but larger than 1 billion (in the range
[1,000,000,000; 2,147,483,647], to be more precise), a feedback loop
between the setting control's `Current` and its inner text box's
`Current` would occur, wherein the last digit would be trimmed and then
re-appended again forevermore.
To resolve, remove the offending spec and rely on `int.TryParse`
entirely to be able to discern overflow range. Additionally, UX of the
text box is slightly changed to notify when the `int` range is exceeded
with a red flash.
This behaviour would not have been possible to implement without recent
framework-side fixes to text box (removal of text set scheduling).
2021-11-23 03:41:27 +08:00
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if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(e.NewValue))
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{
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Current.Value = null;
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return;
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}
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if (int.TryParse(e.NewValue, out int intVal))
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Accept full range of `int` in `SettingsNumberBox`
This fixes stack overflow exceptions that would arise when a
`Current.Value` of 1 billion or more was set on a `SettingsNumberBox`.
The stack overflow was caused by the "maximum 9 digits" spec. If a value
technically within `int` bounds, but larger than 1 billion (in the range
[1,000,000,000; 2,147,483,647], to be more precise), a feedback loop
between the setting control's `Current` and its inner text box's
`Current` would occur, wherein the last digit would be trimmed and then
re-appended again forevermore.
To resolve, remove the offending spec and rely on `int.TryParse`
entirely to be able to discern overflow range. Additionally, UX of the
text box is slightly changed to notify when the `int` range is exceeded
with a red flash.
This behaviour would not have been possible to implement without recent
framework-side fixes to text box (removal of text set scheduling).
2021-11-23 03:41:27 +08:00
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Current.Value = intVal;
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else
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numberBox.NotifyInputError();
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Accept full range of `int` in `SettingsNumberBox`
This fixes stack overflow exceptions that would arise when a
`Current.Value` of 1 billion or more was set on a `SettingsNumberBox`.
The stack overflow was caused by the "maximum 9 digits" spec. If a value
technically within `int` bounds, but larger than 1 billion (in the range
[1,000,000,000; 2,147,483,647], to be more precise), a feedback loop
between the setting control's `Current` and its inner text box's
`Current` would occur, wherein the last digit would be trimmed and then
re-appended again forevermore.
To resolve, remove the offending spec and rely on `int.TryParse`
entirely to be able to discern overflow range. Additionally, UX of the
text box is slightly changed to notify when the `int` range is exceeded
with a red flash.
This behaviour would not have been possible to implement without recent
framework-side fixes to text box (removal of text set scheduling).
2021-11-23 03:41:27 +08:00
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// trigger Current again to either restore the previous text box value, or to reformat the new value via .ToString().
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Current.TriggerChange();
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});
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Current.BindValueChanged(e =>
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{
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numberBox.Current.Value = e.NewValue?.ToString();
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});
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}
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}
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private class OutlinedNumberBox : OutlinedTextBox
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{
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protected override bool CanAddCharacter(char character) => char.IsNumber(character);
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Accept full range of `int` in `SettingsNumberBox`
This fixes stack overflow exceptions that would arise when a
`Current.Value` of 1 billion or more was set on a `SettingsNumberBox`.
The stack overflow was caused by the "maximum 9 digits" spec. If a value
technically within `int` bounds, but larger than 1 billion (in the range
[1,000,000,000; 2,147,483,647], to be more precise), a feedback loop
between the setting control's `Current` and its inner text box's
`Current` would occur, wherein the last digit would be trimmed and then
re-appended again forevermore.
To resolve, remove the offending spec and rely on `int.TryParse`
entirely to be able to discern overflow range. Additionally, UX of the
text box is slightly changed to notify when the `int` range is exceeded
with a red flash.
This behaviour would not have been possible to implement without recent
framework-side fixes to text box (removal of text set scheduling).
2021-11-23 03:41:27 +08:00
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public new void NotifyInputError() => base.NotifyInputError();
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}
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}
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}
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