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#include "hbbadgeicon_p.h"

#include "hbicon.h"

#include "hbbadgeiconinfo_p.h"

#include <QPainter>

/*!

  @beta

  @hbcore

  \internal

  \class HbBadgeIcon

  \brief HbBadgeIcon represents zero or more badge icons to be drawn

  over an HbIcon.

  This class uses a QList<HbBadgeIconInfo> in z-order to store the badges

  that must be applied when rendering an HbIcon.

  This class is to be used only internally within HbCore. Furthermore,

  This class is not intended to be a superclass for anything else.

*/

/*!

  Default constructor; needs to do nothing.

  \internal

*/

HbBadgeIcon::HbBadgeIcon()

{

    // This space intentionally left blank

}

/*!

  Destructor; no explicit work needs to be done here.

\internal

*/

HbBadgeIcon::~HbBadgeIcon()

{

    // This space intentionally left blank

}

/*!

  Add an icon to be drawn at the specified alignment in the

  given z-plane after scaling a predetermined amount. The

  badges are stored in increasing z-order value.

  Note that scaling is here for API compatibility later, but this

  implementation provides no scaling of the badge icon.

  \internal

 */

void HbBadgeIcon::addBadge(Qt::Alignment alignment,

                           const HbIcon &icon,

                           int zValue)

{

    HbBadgeIconInfo info(icon, alignment, zValue);

    int size = mBadgeIcons.size();

    if (size == 0) {

        mBadgeIcons.append(info);

    } else {

        bool added = false;

        //Find a spot to insert the badgeinfo in the list.

        for (int i = size - 1; i >= 0; i--) {

            if (mBadgeIcons[i].zValue() > zValue) {

                mBadgeIcons.insert(i + 1, info);

                added = true;

                break;

            }

        }

        //Not added anywhere so put it at the top.

        if (!added) {

            mBadgeIcons.prepend(info);

        }

    }

}

/*!

  Removes all badges with a specific \a _iconName as the HbIcon::iconName().

  \internal

 */

bool HbBadgeIcon::removeBadge(const HbIcon &badge)

{

    bool result = false;

    // Could make this a binary search, but complexity isn't worth it for normal use cases.

    int count = mBadgeIcons.count();

    for (int i = count - 1; i >= 0; --i) {

        const HbBadgeIconInfo &info = mBadgeIcons.at(i);

        if (info.icon() == badge) {

            mBadgeIcons.removeAt(i);

            result = true;

        }

    }

    return result;

}

/*!

  Indicate whether or not this icon is badged.

  \internal

*/

bool HbBadgeIcon::isBadged() const

{

    return mBadgeIcons.size() > 0;

}

/*!

  Remove all badge icons from this icon

  \internal

*/

void HbBadgeIcon::removeAllBadges()

{

    mBadgeIcons.clear();

}

/*!

    Returns the list of all badge icons

*/

const QList<HbBadgeIconInfo> HbBadgeIcon::badges() const

{

    return mBadgeIcons;

}

/*!

  \internal

  Paint all badges in z-order.

*/

void HbBadgeIcon::paint(QPainter *painter,

                        const QRectF &rect,

                        QIcon::Mode mode,

                        QIcon::State state,

                        bool mirror)

{

    int count = mBadgeIcons.count();

    for (int i = count - 1; i >= 0; i--) {

        HbBadgeIconInfo aIcon = mBadgeIcons[i];

        Qt::Alignment align = aIcon.alignment();

        Qt::Alignment absAlign = align;

        if (mirror) {

            absAlign = align & ~(Qt::AlignRight | Qt::AlignLeft);

            if (align & Qt::AlignLeft) {

                absAlign |= Qt::AlignRight;

            }

            if (align & Qt::AlignRight) {

                absAlign |= Qt::AlignLeft;

            }

        }

        // ... and then draw at the specified location.

        aIcon.icon().paint(painter,

                           rect,

                           Qt::KeepAspectRatio,

                           absAlign,

                           mode,

                           state);

    }

}

/*!

  \internal

 */

void HbBadgeIcon::externalize(QDataStream &stream)

{

    int size = mBadgeIcons.size();

    // Write out how many badges we'll save first

    stream << size;

    // And write each item

    for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {

        HbBadgeIconInfo aIcon = mBadgeIcons[i];

        stream << aIcon.icon();

        stream << (qint32)(aIcon.alignment());

        stream << aIcon.zValue();

    }

}

/*!

\Internal

*/

void HbBadgeIcon::internalize(QDataStream &stream)

{

    int howManyBadges;

    stream >> howManyBadges;

    for (int i = 0; i < howManyBadges; ++i) {

        qint32 align;

        qint32 zValue;

        HbIcon icon;

        stream >> icon;

        stream >> align;

        stream >> zValue;

        HbBadgeIconInfo info(icon, (Qt::Alignment)align, zValue);

        mBadgeIcons.append(info);

    };

}