// Emacs style mode select   -*- C++ -*- 
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Copyright(C) 2006 Simon Howard
//
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#ifndef TXT_TABLE_H
#define TXT_TABLE_H

/**
 * @file txt_table.h
 *
 * Table widget.
 */

/**
 * Table widget.
 *
 * A table is a widget that contains other widgets.  It may have
 * multiple columns, in which case the child widgets are laid out
 * in a grid.  Columns automatically grow as necessary, although
 * minimum column widths can be set using @ref TXT_SetColumnWidths.
 *
 * To create a new table, use @ref TXT_NewTable.  It is also
 * possible to use @ref TXT_NewHorizBox to create a table, specifying
 * widgets to place inside a horizontal list.  A vertical list is
 * possible simply by creating a table containing a single column.
 */

typedef struct txt_table_s txt_table_t;

#include "txt_widget.h"

struct txt_table_s
{
    txt_widget_t widget;

    // Widgets in this table
    // The widget at (x,y) in the table is widgets[columns * y + x]

    txt_widget_t **widgets;
    int num_widgets;

    // Number of columns

    int columns;

    // Currently selected 

    int selected_x;
    int selected_y;
};

extern txt_widget_class_t txt_table_class;

void TXT_InitTable(txt_table_t *table, int columns);

/**
 * Create a new table.
 *
 * @param columns       The number of columns in the new table.
 * @return              Pointer to the new table structure.
 */

txt_table_t *TXT_NewTable(int columns);

/**
 * Create a table containing the specified widgets packed horizontally,
 * from left to right.
 *
 * The arguments to this function are variable.  Each argument must
 * be a pointer to a widget, and the list is terminated with a
 * NULL.
 *
 * @return             Pointer to the new table structure.
 */

txt_table_t *TXT_NewHorizBox(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(first_widget), ...);

/**
 * Get the currently selected widget within a table.
 *
 * This function will recurse through subtables if necessary.
 *
 * @param table        The table.
 * @return             Pointer to the widget that is currently selected.
 */

txt_widget_t *TXT_GetSelectedWidget(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table));

/**
 * Add a widget to a table.
 *
 * Widgets are added to tables horizontally, from left to right.
 * For example, for a table with three columns, the first call
 * to this function will add a widget to the first column, the second
 * call to the second column, the third call to the third column,
 * and the fourth will return to the first column, starting a new
 * row.
 *
 * For adding many widgets, it may be easier to use
 * @ref TXT_AddWidgets.
 *
 * @param table        The table.
 * @param widget       The widget to add.
 */

void TXT_AddWidget(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table), TXT_UNCAST_ARG(widget));

/**
 * Add multiple widgets to a table.
 *
 * Widgets are added as described in the documentation for the
 * @ref TXT_AddWidget function.  This function adds multiple
 * widgets.  The number of arguments is variable, and the argument
 * list must be terminated by a NULL pointer.
 *
 * @param table        The table.
 */

void TXT_AddWidgets(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table), ...);

/**
 * Select the given widget that is contained within the specified
 * table.
 *
 * This function will recursively search through subtables if
 * necessary.
 *
 * @param table       The table.
 * @param widget      The widget to select.
 * @return            Non-zero (true) if it has been selected,
 *                    or zero (false) if it was not found within
 *                    this table.
 */

int TXT_SelectWidget(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table), TXT_UNCAST_ARG(widget));

/**
 * Set the widths of the columns of the table.
 *
 * The arguments to this function are variable, and correspond
 * to the number of columns in the table.  For example, if a table
 * has five columns, the width of each of the five columns must be
 * specified.
 *
 * The width values are in number of characters.
 *
 * Note that this function only sets the minimum widths for columns;
 * if the columns contain widgets that are wider than the widths
 * specified, they will be larger.
 *
 * @param table     The table.
 */

void TXT_SetColumnWidths(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table), ...);

/**
 * Remove all widgets from a table.
 *
 * @param table    The table.
 */

void TXT_ClearTable(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table));

/**
 * Hack to move the selection in a table by a 'page', triggered by the
 * scrollpane. This acts as per the keyboard events for the arrows, but moves
 * the selection by at least the specified number of characters.
 *
 * @param table    The table.
 * @param pagex    Minimum distance to move the selection horizontally.
 * @param pagey    Minimum distance to move the selection vertically.
 * @return         Non-zero if the selection has been changed.
 */

int TXT_PageTable(TXT_UNCAST_ARG(table), int pagex, int pagey);

#endif /* #ifndef TXT_TABLE_T */