viewWrapperImpl.OnAccessibilityZoom = new ViewWrapperImpl.OnAccessibilityZoomDelegate(OnAccessibilityZoom);
viewWrapperImpl.OnKeyInputFocusGained = new ViewWrapperImpl.OnKeyInputFocusGainedDelegate(OnKeyInputFocusGained);
viewWrapperImpl.OnKeyInputFocusLost = new ViewWrapperImpl.OnKeyInputFocusLostDelegate(OnKeyInputFocusLost);
- viewWrapperImpl.GetNextKeyboardFocusableActor = new ViewWrapperImpl.GetNextKeyboardFocusableActorDelegate(GetNextKeyboardFocusableActor);
+ viewWrapperImpl.GetNextKeyboardFocusableActor = new ViewWrapperImpl.GetNextKeyboardFocusableActorDelegate(GetNextKeyboardFocusableView);
viewWrapperImpl.OnKeyboardFocusChangeCommitted = new ViewWrapperImpl.OnKeyboardFocusChangeCommittedDelegate(OnKeyboardFocusChangeCommitted);
viewWrapperImpl.OnKeyboardEnter = new ViewWrapperImpl.OnKeyboardEnterDelegate(OnKeyboardEnter);
viewWrapperImpl.OnPinch = new ViewWrapperImpl.OnPinchDelegate(OnPinch);
// Set the StyleName the name of the View
// We have to do this because the StyleManager on Native side can't workout it out
- // This will also ensure that the style of actors/visuals initialized above are applied by the style manager.
+ // This will also ensure that the style of views/visuals initialized above are applied by the style manager.
SetStyleName( this.GetType().Name );
}
/**
* @brief Sets whether this control supports two dimensional
* keyboard navigation (i.e. whether it knows how to handle the
- * keyboard focus movement between its child actors).
+ * keyboard focus movement between its child views).
*
* The control doesn't support it by default.
* @param[in] isSupported Whether this control supports two dimensional keyboard navigation.
* @brief Sets whether this control is a focus group for keyboard navigation.
*
* (i.e. the scope of keyboard focus movement
- * can be limitied to its child actors). The control is not a focus group by default.
+ * can be limitied to its child views). The control is not a focus group by default.
* @param[in] isFocusGroup Whether this control is set as a focus group for keyboard navigation.
*/
public void SetAsKeyboardFocusGroup(bool isFocusGroup)
}
/**
- * @brief Request a relayout, which means performing a size negotiation on this actor, its parent and children (and potentially whole scene).
+ * @brief Request a relayout, which means performing a size negotiation on this view, its parent and children (and potentially whole scene).
*
* This method can also be called from a derived class every time it needs a different size.
* At the end of event processing, the relayout process starts and
}
/**
- * @brief Provides the Actor implementation of GetHeightForWidth.
+ * @brief Provides the View implementation of GetHeightForWidth.
* @param width Width to use.
* @return The height based on the width.
*/
}
/**
- * @brief Provides the Actor implementation of GetWidthForHeight.
+ * @brief Provides the View implementation of GetWidthForHeight.
* @param height Height to use.
* @return The width based on the height.
*/
}
/**
- * @brief Calculate the size for a child using the base actor object.
+ * @brief Calculate the size for a child using the base view object.
*
- * @param[in] child The child actor to calculate the size for
+ * @param[in] child The child view to calculate the size for
* @param[in] dimension The dimension to calculate the size for. E.g. width or height
* @return Return the calculated size for the given dimension. If more than one dimension is requested, just return the first one found.
*/
- protected float CalculateChildSizeBase(Actor child, DimensionType dimension)
+ protected float CalculateChildSizeBase(View child, DimensionType dimension)
{
return viewWrapperImpl.CalculateChildSizeBase( child, dimension );
}
/**
- * @brief Determine if this actor is dependent on it's children for relayout from the base class.
+ * @brief Determine if this view is dependent on it's children for relayout from the base class.
*
* @param dimension The dimension(s) to check for
- * @return Return if the actor is dependent on it's children.
+ * @return Return if the view is dependent on it's children.
*/
protected bool RelayoutDependentOnChildrenBase(DimensionType dimension)
{
}
/**
- * @brief Determine if this actor is dependent on it's children for relayout from the base class.
+ * @brief Determine if this view is dependent on it's children for relayout from the base class.
*
* @param dimension The dimension(s) to check for
- * @return Return if the actor is dependent on it's children.
+ * @return Return if the view is dependent on it's children.
*/
protected bool RelayoutDependentOnChildrenBase()
{
}
/**
- * @brief Register a visual by Property Index, linking an Actor to visual when required.
- * In the case of the visual being an actor or control deeming visual not required then visual should be an empty handle.
+ * @brief Register a visual by Property Index, linking an View to visual when required.
+ * In the case of the visual being an view or control deeming visual not required then visual should be an empty handle.
* No parenting is done during registration, this should be done by derived class.
*
* @param[in] index The Property index of the visual, used to reference visual
* @param[in] visual The visual to register
- * @note Derived class should not call visual.SetOnStage(actor). It is the responsibility of the base class to connect/disconnect registered visual to stage.
+ * @note Derived class should not call visual.SetOnStage(view). It is the responsibility of the base class to connect/disconnect registered visual to stage.
* Use below API with enabled set to false if derived class wishes to control when visual is staged.
*/
protected void RegisterVisual(int index, VisualBase visual)
}
/**
- * @brief Register a visual by Property Index, linking an Actor to visual when required.
- * In the case of the visual being an actor or control deeming visual not required then visual should be an empty handle.
+ * @brief Register a visual by Property Index, linking an View to visual when required.
+ * In the case of the visual being an view or control deeming visual not required then visual should be an empty handle.
* If enabled is false then the visual is not set on stage until enabled by the derived class.
* @see EnableVisual
*
}
/**
- * @brief Called after the actor has been connected to the stage.
+ * @brief Called after the view has been connected to the stage.
*
- * When an actor is connected, it will be directly or indirectly parented to the root Actor.
- * @param[in] depth The depth in the hierarchy for the actor
+ * When an view is connected, it will be directly or indirectly parented to the root View.
+ * @param[in] depth The depth in the hierarchy for the view
*
- * @note The root Actor is provided automatically by Dali::Stage, and is always considered to be connected.
- * When the parent of a set of actors is connected to the stage, then all of the children
+ * @note The root View is provided automatically by Dali::Stage, and is always considered to be connected.
+ * When the parent of a set of views is connected to the stage, then all of the children
* will received this callback.
- * For the following actor tree, the callback order will be A, B, D, E, C, and finally F.
+ * For the following view tree, the callback order will be A, B, D, E, C, and finally F.
*
* @code
*
* D E F
*
* @endcode
- * @param[in] depth The depth in the hierarchy for the actor
+ * @param[in] depth The depth in the hierarchy for the view
*/
public virtual void OnStageConnection(int depth)
{
}
/**
- * @brief Called after the actor has been disconnected from Stage.
+ * @brief Called after the view has been disconnected from Stage.
*
- * If an actor is disconnected it either has no parent, or is parented to a disconnected actor.
+ * If an view is disconnected it either has no parent, or is parented to a disconnected view.
*
- * @note When the parent of a set of actors is disconnected to the stage, then all of the children
- * will received this callback, starting with the leaf actors.
- * For the following actor tree, the callback order will be D, E, B, F, C, and finally A.
+ * @note When the parent of a set of views is disconnected to the stage, then all of the children
+ * will received this callback, starting with the leaf views.
+ * For the following view tree, the callback order will be D, E, B, F, C, and finally A.
*
* @code
*
}
/**
- * @brief Called after a child has been added to the owning actor.
+ * @brief Called after a child has been added to the owning view.
*
* @param[in] child The child which has been added
*/
- public virtual void OnChildAdd(Actor actor)
+ public virtual void OnChildAdd(View view)
{
}
/**
- * @brief Called after the owning actor has attempted to remove a child( regardless of whether it succeeded or not ).
+ * @brief Called after the owning view has attempted to remove a child( regardless of whether it succeeded or not ).
*
* @param[in] child The child being removed
*/
- public virtual void OnChildRemove(Actor actor)
+ public virtual void OnChildRemove(View View)
{
}
/**
- * @brief Called when the owning actor property is set.
+ * @brief Called when the owning view property is set.
*
* @param[in] index The Property index that was set
* @param[in] propertyValue The value to set
}
/**
- * @brief Called when the owning actor's size is set e.g. using Actor::SetSize().
+ * @brief Called when the owning view's size is set e.g. using View::SetSize().
*
- * @param[in] targetSize The target size. Note that this target size may not match the size returned via Actor.GetTargetSize.
+ * @param[in] targetSize The target size. Note that this target size may not match the size returned via View.GetTargetSize.
*/
public virtual void OnSizeSet(Vector3 targetSize)
{
}
/**
- * @brief Called when the owning actor's size is animated e.g. using Animation::AnimateTo( Property( actor, Actor::Property::SIZE ), ... ).
+ * @brief Called when the owning view's size is animated e.g. using Animation::AnimateTo( Property( view, View::Property::SIZE ), ... ).
*
- * @param[in] animation The object which is animating the owning actor.
- * @param[in] targetSize The target size. Note that this target size may not match the size returned via @ref Actor.GetTargetSize.
+ * @param[in] animation The object which is animating the owning view.
+ * @param[in] targetSize The target size. Note that this target size may not match the size returned via @ref View.GetTargetSize.
*/
public virtual void OnSizeAnimation(Animation animation, Vector3 targetSize)
{
/**
* @DEPRECATED_1_1.37 Connect to TouchSignal() instead.
*
- * @brief Called after a touch-event is received by the owning actor.
+ * @brief Called after a touch-event is received by the owning view.
*
* @param[in] touch The touch event
* @return True if the event should be consumed.
}
/**
- * @brief Called after a hover-event is received by the owning actor.
+ * @brief Called after a hover-event is received by the owning view.
*
* @param[in] hover The hover event
* @return True if the hover event should be consumed.
}
/**
- * @brief Called after a key-event is received by the actor that has had its focus set.
+ * @brief Called after a key-event is received by the view that has had its focus set.
*
* @param[in] key the Key Event
* @return True if the event should be consumed.
}
/**
- * @brief Called after a wheel-event is received by the owning actor.
+ * @brief Called after a wheel-event is received by the owning view.
*
* @param[in] wheel The wheel event
* @return True if the event should be consumed.
* The control is expected to assign this given size to itself/its children.
*
* Should be overridden by derived classes if they need to layout
- * actors differently after certain operations like add or remove
- * actors, resize or after changing specific properties.
+ * views differently after certain operations like add or remove
+ * views, resize or after changing specific properties.
*
* @param[in] size The allocated size.
- * @param[in,out] container The control should add actors to this container that it is not able
+ * @param[in,out] container The control should add views to this container that it is not able
* to allocate a size for.
* @note As this function is called from inside the size negotiation algorithm, you cannot
* call RequestRelayout (the call would just be ignored).
}
/**
- * @brief Return the natural size of the actor.
+ * @brief Return the natural size of the view.
*
- * @return The actor's natural size
+ * @return The view's natural size
*/
public virtual Vector3 GetNaturalSize()
{
/**
* @brief Calculate the size for a child.
*
- * @param[in] child The child actor to calculate the size for
+ * @param[in] child The child view to calculate the size for
* @param[in] dimension The dimension to calculate the size for. E.g. width or height.
* @return Return the calculated size for the given dimension.
*/
- public virtual float CalculateChildSize(Actor child, DimensionType dimension)
+ public virtual float CalculateChildSize(View child, DimensionType dimension)
{
return viewWrapperImpl.CalculateChildSizeBase( child, dimension );
}
}
/**
- * @brief Determine if this actor is dependent on it's children for relayout.
+ * @brief Determine if this view is dependent on it's children for relayout.
*
* @param dimension The dimension(s) to check for
- * @return Return if the actor is dependent on it's children.
+ * @return Return if the view is dependent on it's children.
*/
public virtual bool RelayoutDependentOnChildren(DimensionType dimension)
{
}
/**
- * @brief Determine if this actor is dependent on it's children for relayout from the base class.
+ * @brief Determine if this view is dependent on it's children for relayout from the base class.
*
- * @return Return if the actor is dependent on it's children.
+ * @return Return if the view is dependent on it's children.
*/
public virtual bool RelayoutDependentOnChildren()
{
}
/**
- * @brief Gets the next keyboard focusable actor in this control towards the given direction.
+ * @brief Gets the next keyboard focusable view in this control towards the given direction.
*
* A control needs to override this function in order to support two dimensional keyboard navigation.
- * @param[in] currentFocusedActor The current focused actor.
+ * @param[in] currentFocusedView The current focused view.
* @param[in] direction The direction to move the focus towards.
- * @param[in] loopEnabled Whether the focus movement should be looped within the control.
- * @return the next keyboard focusable actor in this control or an empty handle if no actor can be focused.
+ * @param[in] loopEnabled Whether the focus movement should be looped within the view.
+ * @return the next keyboard focusable view in this control or an empty handle if no view can be focused.
*/
- public virtual Actor GetNextKeyboardFocusableActor(Actor currentFocusedActor, View.KeyboardFocus.Direction direction, bool loopEnabled)
+ public virtual View GetNextKeyboardFocusableView(View currentFocusedView, View.KeyboardFocus.Direction direction, bool loopEnabled)
{
- return new Actor();
+ return new View();
}
/**
- * @brief Informs this control that its chosen focusable actor will be focused.
+ * @brief Informs this control that its chosen focusable view will be focused.
*
* This allows the application to preform any actions if wishes
- * before the focus is actually moved to the chosen actor.
+ * before the focus is actually moved to the chosen view.
*
- * @param[in] commitedFocusableActor The commited focusable actor.
+ * @param[in] commitedFocusableView The commited focusable view.
*/
- public virtual void OnKeyboardFocusChangeCommitted(Actor commitedFocusableActor)
+ public virtual void OnKeyboardFocusChangeCommitted(View commitedFocusableView)
{
}
{
}
- private void OnControlChildAdd(Actor child)
+ private void OnControlChildAdd(View child)
{
}
- private void OnControlChildRemove(Actor child)
+ private void OnControlChildRemove(View child)
{
}
}
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