/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */ /* vim: set ts=8 sts=2 et sw=2 tw=80: */ /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */ #ifndef ScrollbarActivity_h___ #define ScrollbarActivity_h___ #include "mozilla/Assertions.h" #include "nsCOMPtr.h" #include "nsIDOMEventListener.h" class nsIContent; class nsIScrollbarMediator; class nsITimer; namespace mozilla { namespace dom { class Element; class EventTarget; } // namespace dom namespace layout { /** * ScrollbarActivity * * This class manages scrollbar behavior that imitates the native Mac OS X * Lion overlay scrollbar behavior: Scrollbars are only shown while "scrollbar * activity" occurs, and they're hidden with a fade animation after a short * delay. * * Scrollbar activity has these states: * - inactive: * Scrollbars are hidden. * - ongoing activity: * Scrollbars are visible and being operated on in some way, for example * because they're hovered or pressed. * - active, but waiting for fade out * Scrollbars are still completely visible but are about to fade away. * - fading out * Scrollbars are subject to a fade-out animation. * * Initial scrollbar activity needs to be reported by the scrollbar holder that * owns the ScrollbarActivity instance. This needs to happen via a call to * ActivityOccurred(), for example when the current scroll position or the size * of the scroll area changes. * * As soon as scrollbars are visible, the ScrollbarActivity class manages the * rest of the activity behavior: It ensures that mouse motions inside the * scroll area keep the scrollbars visible, and that scrollbars don't fade away * while they're being hovered / dragged. It also sets a sticky hover attribute * on the most recently hovered scrollbar. * * ScrollbarActivity falls into hibernation after the scrollbars have faded * out. It only starts acting after the next call to ActivityOccurred() / * ActivityStarted(). */ class ScrollbarActivity final : public nsIDOMEventListener { public: explicit ScrollbarActivity(nsIScrollbarMediator* aScrollableFrame) : mScrollableFrame(aScrollableFrame) { MOZ_ASSERT(mScrollableFrame); } NS_DECL_ISUPPORTS NS_DECL_NSIDOMEVENTLISTENER void Destroy(); void ActivityOccurred(); void ActivityStarted(); void ActivityStopped(); bool IsActive() const { return mNestedActivityCounter; } protected: virtual ~ScrollbarActivity() = default; void StartFadeTimer(); void CancelFadeTimer(); void BeginFade(); void HandleEventForScrollbar(const nsAString& aType, nsIContent* aTarget, dom::Element* aScrollbar, bool* aStoredHoverState); void StartListeningForScrollbarEvents(); void StartListeningForScrollAreaEvents(); void StopListeningForScrollbarEvents(); void StopListeningForScrollAreaEvents(); void AddScrollbarEventListeners(dom::EventTarget* aScrollbar); void RemoveScrollbarEventListeners(dom::EventTarget* aScrollbar); void HoveredScrollbar(dom::Element* aScrollbar); dom::Element* GetScrollbarContent(bool aVertical); dom::Element* GetHorizontalScrollbar() { return GetScrollbarContent(false); } dom::Element* GetVerticalScrollbar() { return GetScrollbarContent(true); } nsIScrollbarMediator* const mScrollableFrame; nsCOMPtr mHorizontalScrollbar; // null while inactive nsCOMPtr mVerticalScrollbar; // null while inactive nsCOMPtr mFadeTimer; uint32_t mNestedActivityCounter = 0; // This boolean is true from the point activity starts to the point BeginFade // runs, and effectively reflects the "active" attribute of the scrollbar. bool mScrollbarEffectivelyVisible = false; bool mListeningForScrollbarEvents = false; bool mListeningForScrollAreaEvents = false; bool mHScrollbarHovered = false; bool mVScrollbarHovered = false; }; } // namespace layout } // namespace mozilla #endif /* ScrollbarActivity_h___ */