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package javax.swing;

import java.awt.Component;

import java.awt.Container;

import java.awt.Dimension;

import java.awt.LayoutManager;

import java.awt.Point;

import java.awt.Rectangle;

import java.io.Serializable;

/**

 * The default layout for {@link JViewport}. The viewport makes its view the

 * same size as itself, but not smaller than its minimum size.

 *

 * If the port extends extends into space <em>past</em> the edge of the view,

 * this layout manager moves the port up or to the left, in view space, by the

 * amount of empty space (keep the lower and right edges lined up).

 *

 * @author  Andrew Selkirk

 * @author  Graydon Hoare

 * @author  Audrius Meskauskas (audriusa@Bioinformatics.org)

 */

public class ViewportLayout implements LayoutManager, Serializable

{

  private static final long serialVersionUID = -788225906076097229L;

  public ViewportLayout()

  {

    // Nothing to do here.

  }

  /**

   * The method is not used with this manager.

   */

  public void addLayoutComponent(String name, Component c)

  {

    // Nothing to do here.

  }

  /**

   * The method is not used with this manager.

   */

  public void removeLayoutComponent(Component c)

  {

    // Nothing to do here.

  }

  /**

   * Get the preferred layout size. If the view implements

   * {@link Scrollable}, this method returns

   * {@link Scrollable#getPreferredScrollableViewportSize}.

   * Otherwise, it returns {@link Component#getPreferredSize()}.

   *

   * @return the preferred layout size, as described about.

   */

  public Dimension preferredLayoutSize(Container parent)

  {

    JViewport vp = (JViewport)parent;

    Component view = vp.getView();

    if (view != null)

      {

        if (view instanceof Scrollable)

          return ((Scrollable)view).getPreferredScrollableViewportSize();

        return view.getPreferredSize();

      }

    else

      return new Dimension();

  }

  /**

   * Get the minimum layout size. Normally this method returns the value,

   * returned by the view method {@link Component#getMinimumSize()}.

   *

   * If the view is not set, the zero size is returned.

   *

   * @param parent the viewport

   * @return the minimum layout size.

   */

  public Dimension minimumLayoutSize(Container parent)

  {

    // These values have been determined by the Mauve test for this method.

    return new Dimension(4, 4);

  }

  /**

   * Layout the view and viewport to respect the following rules. These are not

   * precisely the rules described in sun's javadocs, but they are the rules

   * which sun's swing implementation follows, if you watch its behavior:

   * <ol>

   * <li>If the port is smaller than the view, leave the view at its current

   * size.</li>

   * <li>If the view is smaller than the port, the view is top aligned.</li>

   * <li>If the view tracks the port size, the view position is always zero and

   * the size equal to the viewport size</li>

   * <li>In {@link JViewport#setViewSize(Dimension)}, the view size is never

   * set smaller that its minimum size.</li>

   * </ol>

   *

   * @see JViewport#getViewSize

   * @see JViewport#setViewSize

   * @see JViewport#getViewPosition

   * @see JViewport#setViewPosition

   */

  public void layoutContainer(Container parent)

  {

    // The way to interpret this function is basically to ignore the names

    // of methods it calls, and focus on the variable names here. getViewRect

    // doesn't, for example, return the view; it returns the port bounds in

    // view space. Likwise setViewPosition doesn't reposition the view; it

    // positions the port, in view coordinates.

    JViewport port = (JViewport) parent;

    Component view = port.getView();

    if (view == null)

      return;

    // These dimensions and positions are in *view space*. Do not mix

    // variables in here from port space (eg. parent.getBounds()). This

    // function should be entirely in view space, because the methods on

    // the viewport require inputs in view space.

    Rectangle portBounds = port.getViewRect();

    Dimension viewPref = new Dimension(view.getPreferredSize());

    Point portLowerRight = new Point(portBounds.x + portBounds.width,

                                     portBounds.y + portBounds.height);

    // vertical implementation of the above rules

    if (view instanceof Scrollable)

      {

        Scrollable sView = (Scrollable) view;

        // If the view size matches viewport size, the port offset can

        // only be zero.

        if (sView.getScrollableTracksViewportWidth())

          {

            viewPref.width = portBounds.width;

            portBounds.x = 0;

          }

        if (sView.getScrollableTracksViewportHeight())

          {

            viewPref.height = portBounds.height;

            portBounds.y = 0;

          }

      }

     if (viewPref.width < portBounds.width)

       viewPref.width = portBounds.width;

     if (viewPref.height < portBounds.height)

       viewPref.height = portBounds.height;

    // If the view is larger than the port, the port is top and right

    // aligned.

    if (portLowerRight.x > viewPref.width)

      portBounds.x = 0;

    if (portLowerRight.y > viewPref.height)

      portBounds.y = 0;

    port.setViewSize(viewPref);

    port.setViewPosition(portBounds.getLocation());

  }

}