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#include "hbscrollarea.h"
#include "hbscrollarea_p.h"
#include "hbscrollbar.h"
#include "hbdeviceprofile.h"
#include <hbwidgetfeedback.h>
#include <hbevent.h>
#include <QDebug>
/*!
* @stable
* @hbcore
* \class HbScrollArea
* \brief HbScrollArea provides a finger-touch enabled scrollable container class.
*
* HbScrollArea handles the events need to scroll the contents placed inside it. It also
* handles the display of scrollbar while scrolling is occurring.
*
* HbScrollArea is used by constructing a QGraphicsWidget that contains the content to be
* displayed, then calling the setContentWidget() method. The content widget must have its size
* set appropriately either by associating a layout with the widget or by explicitly setting
* the size (e.g. by calling QGraphicsWidget::setGeometry()).
*
* The class can be used by itself to provide default scrolling behavior or can be
* subclassed to add touch feedback, selection feedback, etc.
*
* By default, the class provides dragging, flicking with animated follow-on, a
* simple inertia algorithm for slowing the animated follow-on scrolling and
* a bounce-back algorithm for animating the content back to its bounding
* limits at the end of a drag or flick action.
*/
/*!
Here are the main properties of the class:
\li HbScrollArea::scrollDirections :
\li HbScrollArea::clampingStyle :
\li HbScrollArea::scrollingStyle :
\li HbScrollArea::showScrollBars :
\li HbScrollArea::scrollBarWidth :
\li HbScrollArea::scrollBarMargin :
\li HbScrollArea::frictionEnabled :
\li HbScrollArea::handleLongPress :
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::showScrollBars
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::scrollBarWidth
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::scrollBarMargin
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::scrollDirections
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::clampingStyle
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::scrollingStyle
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::frictionEnabled
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::handleLongPress
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::verticalScrollBarPolicy
\brief
*/
/*!
\property HbScrollArea::horizontalScrollBarPolicy
\brief
*/
/*!
\fn void HbScrollArea::scrollDirectionsChanged(Qt::Orientations newValue)
This signal is emitted when scrolling direction is changed.
*/
/*!
\fn void HbScrollArea::gestureSceneFilterChanged(HbGestureSceneFilter* newFilter)
This signal is emitted when gesture filters are changed.
*/
/*!
\fn void HbScrollArea::scrollingStarted()
This signal is emitted whenever a scrolling action begins.
*/
/*!
\fn void HbScrollArea::scrollingEnded()
This signal is emitted whenever a scrolling action ends.
*/
/*!
\fn void HbScrollArea::scrollPositionChanged(QPointF newposition)
This signal is emitted when scroll position is changed.
*/
/*!
\enum HbScrollArea::ClampingStyle
Clamping styles supported by HbScrollArea.
This enum describes how scrolling is behaving when reaching boundaries of the content item.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::StrictClamping
Scrolling is limited to the bounding rectangle of the content item.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::BounceBackClamping
Scrolling can go beyond the bounding rectangle of the content item, but bounces back to the
limits of the bounding rectangle when released or when inertia scrolling stops.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::NoClamping
Scrolling is completely unclamped (this is usually used when the subclass implements its own).
*/
/*!
\enum HbScrollArea::ScrollingStyle
Different scrolling styles supported by HbScrollArea.
This enum describes how scroll area can be scrolled.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::Pan
Dragging motion pans the view with no follow-on scrolling animation.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::PanOrFlick
Dragging motion pans the view with no follow-on scrolling animation,
quick flicking motion triggers scrolling animation.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::PanWithFollowOn
Dragging motion pans the view, velocity at end of drag motion triggers follow-on animated scrolling.
*/
/*!
\enum HbScrollArea::ScrollBarPolicy
This enum type describes the various visibility modes of HbScrollArea's scroll bars.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::ScrollBarAsNeeded
HbScrollArea shows a scroll bar when the content is too large to fit and not otherwise.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::ScrollBarAlwaysOff
HbScrollArea never shows a scroll bar.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::ScrollBarAlwaysOn
HbScrollArea always shows a scroll bar.
*/
/*!
\var HbScrollArea::ScrollBarAutoHide
HbScrollArea shows scroll bar for short period of time when the content is displayed or scrolled. Scroll bar is not shown if not needed.
This is the default behavior.
*/
/*!
* Constructor
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::HbScrollArea
*/
HbScrollArea::HbScrollArea(QGraphicsItem* parent) :
HbWidget( *new HbScrollAreaPrivate, parent )
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
d->q_ptr = this;
d->init();
}
HbScrollArea::HbScrollArea(HbScrollAreaPrivate &dd, QGraphicsItem *parent):
HbWidget( dd, parent )
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
d->q_ptr = this;
d->init();
}
/*!
* Destructor
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::~HbScrollArea
*/
HbScrollArea::~HbScrollArea()
{
}
/*!
* Returns a pointer to the QGraphicsWidget,which is the content of scrollable area.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::setContentWidget()
*/
QGraphicsWidget* HbScrollArea::contentWidget() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mContents;
}
/*!
* Assigns the QGraphicsWidget that is to be scrolled. The HbScrollArea widget takes ownership of
* the QGraphicsWidget.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::contentWidget()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setContentWidget(QGraphicsWidget* contents)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
if ( contents == d->mContents ) {
return;
}
d->stopAnimating();
if (0 != d->mContents) {
delete d->mContents;
}
d->mContents = contents;
updateGeometry();
if (0 != contents) {
contents->setParentItem(this);
contents->installEventFilter(this);
d->adjustContent();
setContinuationIndicators(d->mContinuationIndicators);
} else {
d->hideChildComponents();
}
}
/*!
Removes the content widget, which is set to the scrollarea and returns it.
The ownership of the \a QGraphicsWidget is transferred to the caller.
\note This function is particularly useful if one wants to switch between
different contents without deleting previous content.
\sa setContentWidget()
*/
QGraphicsWidget *HbScrollArea::takeContentWidget()
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
QGraphicsWidget* content = d->mContents;
d->mContents = 0;
// Reset the ownership
if (content) {
content->setParentItem(0);
content->removeEventFilter(this);
}
d->hideChildComponents();
return content;
}
/*!
* Returns the value of the clampingStyle property
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::setClampingStyle()
*/
HbScrollArea::ClampingStyle HbScrollArea::clampingStyle() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mClampingStyle;
}
/*!
* Sets the clampingStyle property that controls how the scrolling is constrained
* relative to the contents of the scrolling area.
*
* Possible values for the clamping style include:
*
* StrictClamping - scrolling is limited to the bounding rectangle of the content item
* BounceBackClamping - scrolling can go beyond the bounding rectangle of the content item, but bounces back to the
* limits of the bounding rectangle when released or when inertia scrolling stops
* NoClamping - scrolling is completely unclamped (this is usually used when the subclass implements its own
* custom clamping behavior)
*
* The default value is BounceBackClamping.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::clampingStyle()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setClampingStyle(ClampingStyle value)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
d->mClampingStyle = value;
}
/*!
* Returns the value of the scrollingStyle property
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::setScrollingStyle()
*/
HbScrollArea::ScrollingStyle HbScrollArea::scrollingStyle() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mScrollingStyle;
}
/*!
* Sets the scrollingStyle property that controls how the style of scrolling interaction
* provided by the widget
*
* Possible values for the clamping style include:
*
* Pan - dragging motion pans the view with no follow-on scrolling animation
* PanOrFlick - dragging motion pans the view with no follow-on scrolling animation, quick flicking motion triggers scrolling animation
* PanWithFollowOn - dragging motion pans the view, velocity at end of drag motion triggers follow-on animated scrolling
*
* The default value is PanWithFollowOn.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::scrollingStyle()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setScrollingStyle(ScrollingStyle value)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
bool isChanged = (d->mScrollingStyle != value);
d->mScrollingStyle = value;
if (isChanged) {
d->updateGestures();
emit gestureSceneFilterChanged( d->mGestureFilter );
}
}
/*!
* Returns the value of the scrollDirections property.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::setScrollDirections()
*/
Qt::Orientations HbScrollArea::scrollDirections() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mScrollDirections;
}
/*!
* Sets the value of the scrollDirections property. This value is of
* type Qt::Orientations and can set to either Qt::Horizontal to enable horizontal scrolling,
* Qt::Vertical to enable vertical scrolling or (Qt::Horizontal | Qt::Vertical) to enable
* scrolling in both directions.
*
* The default value is Qt::Vertical.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::scrollDirections()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setScrollDirections(Qt::Orientations value)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
bool isChanged = (d->mScrollDirections != value);
d->mScrollDirections = value;
if (isChanged) {
d->updateGestures();
emit scrollDirectionsChanged( value );
emit gestureSceneFilterChanged( d->mGestureFilter );
}
}
/*!
* Returns true if the inertia scrolling effect is enabled, false otherwise.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::setFrictionEnabled()
*/
bool HbScrollArea::frictionEnabled() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mFrictionEnabled;
}
/*!
* Enables/disables the inertia scrolling effect.
* By default, the inertia effect is enabled.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::frictionEnabled()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setFrictionEnabled(bool value)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
d->mFrictionEnabled = value;
}
/*!
* Returns true if the scroll area handles
* long press gestures, false otherwise
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::setHandleLongPress()
*/
bool HbScrollArea::longPressEnabled() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mHandleLongPress;
}
/*!
* Sets the value of the handleLongPress property. This value is set
* to true if the widget is to respond to long press gestures, false otherwise.
*
* The default value is false.
*
* \sa HbScrollArea::handleLongPress()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setLongPressEnabled (bool value)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
bool isChanged = (d->mHandleLongPress != value);
d->mHandleLongPress = value;
if (isChanged) {
d->updateGestures();
emit gestureSceneFilterChanged( d->mGestureFilter );
}
}
/*
* \reimp
*/
QVariant HbScrollArea::itemChange(GraphicsItemChange change, const QVariant &value)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
// ??? need to support other changes ???
if ( change == QGraphicsItem::ItemSceneHasChanged ) {
d->updateGestures();
emit gestureSceneFilterChanged( d->mGestureFilter );
} else if (change == QGraphicsItem::ItemVisibleHasChanged && d->mContents) {
if (value.toBool() == true)
d->adjustContent();
else
d->_q_hideScrollBars();
}
return HbWidget::itemChange(change, value);
}
/*! @beta
* upGesture() is a virtual slot function that is called whenever an
* up flick gesture is detected, if the scrollDirection is set to
* enable vertical scrolling.
*
* Derived classes can override this method to add custom handling of
* the gesture. In most cases, derived classes should call up to the
* HbScrollArea parent method.
*
*/
void HbScrollArea::upGesture(int speedPixelsPerSecond)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
// convert the speedPixelsPerSecond to pixels per msec
QPointF speed;
speed.setX(0.0f);
speed.setY(-speedPixelsPerSecond * d->mSpeedFactor);
d->animateScroll(speed);
}
/*! @beta
* downGesture() is a virtual slot function that is called whenever an
* down flick gesture is detected, if the scrollDirection is set to
* enable vertical scrolling.
*
* Derived classes can override this method to add custom handling of
* the gesture. In most cases, derived classes should call up to the
* HbScrollArea parent method.
*/
void HbScrollArea::downGesture(int speedPixelsPerSecond)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
// convert the speedPixelsPerSecond to pixels per msec
QPointF speed;
speed.setX(0.0f);
speed.setY(speedPixelsPerSecond * d->mSpeedFactor);
d->animateScroll(speed);
}
/*! @beta
* leftGesture() is a virtual slot function that is called whenever an
* left flick gesture is detected, if the scrollDirection is set to
* enable horizontal scrolling.
*
* Derived classes can override this method to add custom handling of
* the gesture. In most cases, derived classes should call up to the
* HbScrollArea parent method.
*/
void HbScrollArea::leftGesture(int speedPixelsPerSecond)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
// convert the speedPixelsPerSecond to pixels per msec
QPointF speed;
speed.setX(-speedPixelsPerSecond * d->mSpeedFactor);
speed.setY(0.0f);
d->animateScroll(speed);
}
/*! @beta
* rightGesture() is a virtual slot function that is called whenever an
* right flick gesture is detected, if the scrollDirection is set to
* enable horizontal scrolling.
*
* Derived classes can override this method to add custom handling of
* the gesture. In most cases, derived classes should call up to the
* HbScrollArea parent method.
*/
void HbScrollArea::rightGesture(int speedPixelsPerSecond)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
// convert the speedPixelsPerSecond to pixels per msec
QPointF speed;
speed.setX(speedPixelsPerSecond * d->mSpeedFactor);
speed.setY(0.0f);
d->animateScroll(speed);
}
/*! @beta
* panGesture() is a virtual slot function that is called whenever an
* pan gesture is detected.
*
* Derived classes can override this method to add custom handling of
* the gesture. In most cases, derived classes should call up to the
* HbScrollArea parent method.
*/
void HbScrollArea::panGesture(const QPointF &delta)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
if ( d->mIsAnimating ) {
d->stopAnimating();
}
if (scrollingStyle() == HbScrollArea::PanWithFollowOn) {
d->addPositionToQueue(-delta, d->mDragElapsedTime.elapsed(), true);
}
if (d->mAbleToScrollY || d->mAbleToScrollX) {
// initiate scroll feedback
HbWidgetFeedback::continuousTriggered(this, Hb::ContinuousScrolled, delta);
d->mScrollFeedbackOngoing = true;
}
scrollByAmount(-delta);
}
/*! @beta
* longPressGesture() is a virtual slot function that is called whenever an
* long press gesture is detected, if the handleLongPress property is set to true.
*
* Derived classes can override this method to add custom handling of
* the gesture. By default, HbScrollArea does not respond to a long press.
*
* \sa setHandleLongPress(), handleLongPress()
*/
void HbScrollArea::longPressGesture(const QPointF &/* point */)
{
// qDebug() << "GOT LONG PRESS GESTURE" << point;
}
/*
\reimp
*/
void HbScrollArea::mousePressEvent(QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent *event)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
if (d->mContents) {
d->mousePressEvent( event );
}
}
/*
\reimp
*/
void HbScrollArea::mouseReleaseEvent(QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent *event)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
if (d->mContents) {
d->mouseReleaseEvent ( event );
}
}
/*!
* Returns true if a scrolling action is in progress, false otherwise.
*/
bool HbScrollArea::isScrolling() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return d->mIsScrolling;
}
/*!
* Returns true if the scrolling is due to dragging as opposed to follow-on scrolling
*/
bool HbScrollArea::isDragging() const
{
Q_D( const HbScrollArea );
return (d->mIsScrolling && !d->mIsAnimating);
}
/*!
* Scrolls the view by the amount indicated by "delta".
*
* The function returns TRUE if the view was able to scroll, FALSE otherwise.
*
* The function is virtual so subclasses can override it to customize the behavior by, for example,
* clamping the position so that at least one item in the view remains visible.
*/
bool HbScrollArea::scrollByAmount(const QPointF& delta)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
return d->scrollByAmount(delta);
}
#if 0
bool HbScrollArea::sceneEvent(QEvent *event)
{
Q_D( HbScrollArea );
bool eventAccepted(false);
eventAccepted = d->sceneEvent(event);
if(!eventAccepted);
eventAccepted = HbWidget::sceneEvent(event);
return eventAccepted;
}
#endif // HB_NEW_GESTURE_FW
/*!
\reimp
*/
bool HbScrollArea::event(QEvent *event)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
bool value(false);
if(event) {
value = HbWidget::event(event);
if(event->type() == QEvent::ApplicationLayoutDirectionChange
|| event->type() == QEvent::LayoutDirectionChange) {
d->changeLayoutDirection(layoutDirection());
} else if (event->type() == QEvent::GraphicsSceneResize) {
if (isVisible() && d->mContents) {
d->orientationChanged();
}
} else if (event->type() == HbEvent::ChildFocusOut) {
//qDebug() << "focusout";
if ( !d->positionOutOfBounds() ) {
d->stopAnimating();
}
}
}
return value;
}
/*!
\reimp
*/
bool HbScrollArea::eventFilter(QObject *obj, QEvent *event)
{
Q_UNUSED(obj);
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
if (event && event->type() == QEvent::GraphicsSceneResize) {
if (isVisible()) {
d->adjustContent();
}
} // no else
return false;
}
/*!
\reimp
*/
QSizeF HbScrollArea::sizeHint(Qt::SizeHint which, const QSizeF &constraint) const
{
Q_D ( const HbScrollArea );
QSizeF sh(0, 0);
switch (which) {
case Qt::MinimumSize:
break;
case Qt::PreferredSize:
if (d->mContents) {
sh = d->mContents->effectiveSizeHint( which, constraint );
} else {
sh = HbWidget::sizeHint( which, constraint );
}
break;
case Qt::MaximumSize:
sh = QSizeF(QWIDGETSIZE_MAX, QWIDGETSIZE_MAX);
break;
default:
qWarning("QGraphicsWidget::sizeHint(): Don't know how to handle the value of 'which'");
break;
}
return sh;
}
/*!
\reimp
*/
void HbScrollArea::focusOutEvent( QFocusEvent *event )
{
Q_D ( HbScrollArea );
Q_UNUSED ( event );
if ( !d->positionOutOfBounds() ) {
d->stopAnimating();
}
}
/*!
Returns the scrollbar policy for vertical scrollbar
\sa horizontalScrollBarPolicy(), setVerticalScrollBarPolicy()
*/
HbScrollArea::ScrollBarPolicy HbScrollArea::verticalScrollBarPolicy() const
{
Q_D(const HbScrollArea);
return d->mVerticalScrollBarPolicy;
}
/*!
Sets the policy for vertical scrollbar
The default policy is HbScrollArea::ScrollBarAutoHide.
\sa setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(), verticalScrollBarPolicy()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(ScrollBarPolicy policy)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
d->setScrollBarPolicy(Qt::Vertical, policy);
}
/*!
Returns the vertical scroll bar.
\sa verticalScrollBarPolicy(), horizontalScrollBar()
*/
HbScrollBar *HbScrollArea::verticalScrollBar() const
{
Q_D(const HbScrollArea);
return d->mVerticalScrollBar;
}
/*!
Replaces the existing vertical scroll bar with \a scrollBar. The former
scroll bar is deleted.
HbScrollArea already provides vertical and horizontal scroll bars by
default. You can call this function to replace the default vertical
scroll bar with your own custom scroll bar.
\sa verticalScrollBar(), setHorizontalScrollBar()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setVerticalScrollBar(HbScrollBar *scrollBar)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
if (!scrollBar) {
qWarning("HbScrollArea::setVerticalScrollBar: Cannot set a null scroll bar");
return;
}
d->replaceScrollBar(Qt::Vertical, scrollBar);
}
/*!
\brief Returns the policy for horizontal scrollbar
\sa verticalScrollBarPolicy(), setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy()
*/
HbScrollArea::ScrollBarPolicy HbScrollArea::horizontalScrollBarPolicy() const
{
Q_D(const HbScrollArea);
return d->mHorizontalScrollBarPolicy;
}
/*!
\brief Sets the policy for horizontal scrollbar
The default policy is HbScrollArea::ScrollBarAutoHide.
\sa setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(), horizontalScrollBarPolicy()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(ScrollBarPolicy policy)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
d->setScrollBarPolicy(Qt::Horizontal, policy);
}
/*!
Returns the horizontal scroll bar.
\sa horizontalScrollBarPolicy(), verticalScrollBar()
*/
HbScrollBar *HbScrollArea::horizontalScrollBar() const
{
Q_D(const HbScrollArea);
return d->mHorizontalScrollBar;
}
/*!
Replaces the existing horizontal scroll bar with \a scrollBar. The former
scroll bar is deleted.
HbScrollArea already provides vertical and horizontal scroll bars by
default. You can call this function to replace the default horizontal
scroll bar with your own custom scroll bar.
\sa horizontalScrollBar(), setVerticalScrollBar()
*/
void HbScrollArea::setHorizontalScrollBar(HbScrollBar *scrollBar)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
if (!scrollBar) {
qWarning("HbScrollArea::setHorizontalScrollBar: Cannot set a null scroll bar");
return;
}
d->replaceScrollBar(Qt::Horizontal, scrollBar);
}
/*!
\brief the alignment of the scroll area's widget
By default, the widget stays rooted to the top-left corner of the
scroll area.
\sa alignment
*/
void HbScrollArea::setAlignment(Qt::Alignment alignment)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
d->mAlignment = alignment;
if (d->mContents)
d->adjustContent();
}
/*!
\brief the alignment of the scroll area's widget
By default, the widget stays rooted to the top-left corner of the
scroll area.
\sa setAlignment
*/
Qt::Alignment HbScrollArea::alignment() const
{
Q_D(const HbScrollArea);
return d->mAlignment;
}
/*!
\brief Contination indicators for scroll area
By default continuation graphics are disabled. When continuation
graphics are enabled, scroll area shows indications where it is
possible to scroll.
\sa continuationIndicators
*/
void HbScrollArea::setContinuationIndicators(bool indication)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
if (d->mContinuationIndicators == indication)
return;
d->mContinuationIndicators = indication;
d->createPrimitives();
d->updatePrimitives();
if (d->mContents && indication) {
d->updateIndicators(-d->mContents->pos());
}
repolish();
}
/*!
\brief Contination indicators for scroll area
By default continuation graphics are disabled. When continuation
graphics are enabled, scroll area shows indications where it is
possible to scroll.
\sa setContinuationIndicators
*/
bool HbScrollArea::continuationIndicators() const
{
Q_D(const HbScrollArea);
return d->mContinuationIndicators;
}
/*!
Scrolls the contents of the scroll area so that the point \a position is visible
inside the region of the scrollArea with margins specified in pixels by \a xMargin and
\a yMargin. If the specified point cannot be reached, the contents are scrolled to
the nearest valid position. The default and minimum valid value for both margins is 0 pixels.
Valid range for \a xMargin is between 0 and width of scrollArea, valid range for \a yMargin is
between 0 and height of scrollArea.\a xMargin, \a yMargin, x and y values of \a position will be
ignored depending on scrollingDirection.
\sa setScrollDirections()
*/
void HbScrollArea::ensureVisible(const QPointF& position, qreal xMargin, qreal yMargin)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
d->ensureVisible(position, xMargin, yMargin);
}
/*!
Scrolls the contents of the scroll area to the \a newPosition in a given \a time.
If the time is 0, contents is scrolled to the position instantly.
*/
void HbScrollArea::scrollContentsTo (const QPointF& newPosition, int time) {
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
if (time > 0){
d->startTargetAnimation (newPosition, qMax (0, time));
} else {
scrollByAmount(newPosition - (-d->mContents->pos()));
if (d->positionOutOfBounds() && d->mClampingStyle == BounceBackClamping) {
d->startAnimating();
} else {
d->stopScrolling();
}
}
}
/*
* \reimp
*/
void HbScrollArea::polish(HbStyleParameters& params)
{
Q_D(HbScrollArea);
d->doLazyInit();
// fetch scrolling parameters from css
const QString SpeedFactor = "speed-factor";
const QString IntertiaSpeedFactor = "inertia-speed-factor";
const QString MaxScrollSpeed = "max-scroll-speed";
const QString SpringStrength = "spring-strength";
const QString SpringDampingFactor = "spring-damping-factor";
const QString FrictionPerMilliSecond = "friction";
params.addParameter(SpeedFactor);
params.addParameter(IntertiaSpeedFactor);
params.addParameter(MaxScrollSpeed);
params.addParameter(SpringStrength);
params.addParameter(SpringDampingFactor);
params.addParameter(FrictionPerMilliSecond);
HbWidget::polish(params);
if (!params.value(SpeedFactor).isNull()) {
d->mSpeedFactor = params.value(SpeedFactor).toDouble();
}
if (!params.value(IntertiaSpeedFactor).isNull()) {
d->mInertiaSpeedFactor = params.value(IntertiaSpeedFactor).toDouble();
}
if (!params.value(MaxScrollSpeed).isNull()) {
d->mMaxScrollSpeed = params.value(MaxScrollSpeed).toDouble();
}
if (!params.value(SpringStrength).isNull()) {
d->mSpringStrength = params.value(SpringStrength).toDouble();
}
if (!params.value(SpringDampingFactor).isNull()) {
d->mSpringDampingFactor = params.value(SpringDampingFactor).toDouble();
}
if (!params.value(FrictionPerMilliSecond).isNull()) {
d->mFrictionPerMilliSecond = params.value(FrictionPerMilliSecond).toDouble();
}
if (d->mContinuationIndicators) {
d->updateIndicators(-d->mContents->pos());
}
}
#include "moc_hbscrollarea.cpp"