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#  $Id: mouse_tale.pl,v 1.7 2005/10/13 17:22:53 dk Exp $
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=pod 
=item NAME

The mouse tale from Alice In Wonderland

=item FEATURES

Demonstrates Prima::TextView capabilities

=cut

use strict;
use Prima;
use Prima::TextView;
use Prima::Application;


my @tale = split( "\n", <<TALE);
Fury said to
a mouse, That 
he met
in the
house,
"Let us
both go
to law:
I will
prosecute
you.--
Come, I'll
take no
denial;
We must
have a
trial:
For
really
this
morning
I've
nothing
to do."
Said the
mouse to
the cur,
"Such a
trial,
dear sir,
With no
jury or
judge
would be
wasting
our breath."
"I'll be
judge,
I'll be
jury,"
Said
cunning
old Fury:
"I'll try
the whole
cause,
and
condemn
you
to
death."
TALE

my @indents = (
0,2,11,14,16,15,11,9,8,4,3,5,9,11,14,21,25,26,22,20,21,27,21,19,
17,14,11,14,19,16,13,10,7,8,10,12,14,13,10,7,4,9,13,16,21,26,28,
22,24,23,24
);

my ( $w, $t);
my $initfs = 20;

$w = Prima::MainWindow-> create(
	name => 'Mouse tale',
	packPropagate => 0,
	menuItems => [
		['~Font' => [
			[ '~Increase' , 'Ctrl+Plus' , km::Ctrl|ord('+') , sub {
				return if $initfs >= 100; 
				$initfs += 2; 
				typeset();
			}],
			[ '~Decrease' , 'Ctrl+Minus' , km::Ctrl|ord('-') , sub {
				return if $initfs < 12; 
				$initfs -= 2; 
				typeset();
			}],
		]],
	],
);

$t = Prima::TextView-> create(
	owner => $w,
	text     => join( "\n", @tale),
	pack     => { expand => 1, fill => 'both' },
);

sub typeset
{
	my ($i, $tb, $pos, $y, $fh, $fd, $fs, $state, $indent, $maxw, $cr, $old_from, $old_x);

	$y = 0;
	$pos = 0;
	$maxw = 0;
	$cr = length ("\n");
	$t-> {blocks} = [];

	# Since we need to calculate text widths, this way it goes faster
	$t-> begin_paint_info; 
	my $fontstate = $t-> create_state;

	# select initial font size and page width
	$$fontstate[ tb::BLK_FONT_SIZE] = $initfs;
	$t-> realize_state( $t, $fontstate, tb::REALIZE_FONTS);
	$fs = $t-> font-> height;
	$fd = $t-> font-> descent;
	$indent = $t-> get_text_width('m');
	$old_from = 0;
	$old_x = $indent * 4; # initial horizontal offset
	for ( $i = 0, $pos = 0; $i < scalar @tale; $i++, $y += $fh) {
		my $len = length($tale[$i]);

		$tb = tb::block_create();
		$fs = 12 + ( $fs - 12) * 0.97;
		if ( int($fs) != $t-> font-> size) {
			$$fontstate[ tb::BLK_FONT_SIZE] = int($fs) + tb::F_HEIGHT;
			$t-> realize_state( $t, $fontstate, tb::REALIZE_FONTS);
			$fh = $t-> font-> height;
			$fd = $t-> font-> descent;
		}
		
		my ( $from, $width) = ( $indent * $indents[$i], $indent * $len);
	
		# set block position and attributes - each block contains single line and single text op
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_TEXT_OFFSET] = $pos;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_WIDTH]  = $t-> get_text_width( $tale[$i]);
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_HEIGHT] = $fh;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_Y] = $y;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_APERTURE_Y] = $fd;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_X] = $old_x + ( $from - $old_from) * $$tb[tb::BLK_WIDTH] / $width;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_COLOR]     = cl::Fore;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_BACKCOLOR] = cl::Back;
		$$tb[ tb::BLK_FONT_SIZE]  = int($fs) + tb::F_HEIGHT;

		if ( $tale[$i] =~ /^you\.\-\-/) {
			# Italicize 'you' in the string
			my $w1 = $t-> get_text_width( 'you');
			my $w2 = $t-> get_text_width( '.');
			my $w3 = $t-> get_text_width( '--');
			push @$tb, 
				tb::fontStyle( fs::Italic),
				tb::text( 0, 3, $w1 + $fh / 3),
				tb::fontStyle( fs::Normal),
				tb::text( 3, 1, $w2),
			# Example of custom drawings - replace double '-' character by a long hyphen.
			# Note when copying from the selection, the '--' is still present in the text
				tb::code( \&hyphen, $w3 - 1),
			# The ::code by itself occupies no place, so ::moveto explicitly sets
			# the hyphen dimensions
				tb::moveto( $fh, $w3);
			# Since 'you' italic is a bit wider that the non-italic 'you',
			# fh/3 is here as a rough compensation. A more presice calculation
			# requires the exact width of the italicized string.
			$$tb[ tb::BLK_WIDTH] += $fh / 3;
		} else {
			# Add text op and its width, the store the full block
			push @$tb, tb::text( 0, $len, $$tb[tb::BLK_WIDTH]);
		}
		push @{$t-> {blocks}}, $tb;

		$maxw = $$tb[ tb::BLK_WIDTH] + $$tb[ tb::BLK_X] 
			if $maxw < $$tb[ tb::BLK_WIDTH] + $$tb[ tb::BLK_X]; 
		$pos += $len + $cr;
		$old_x = $$tb[ tb::BLK_X];
		$old_from = $from;
	}

	$t-> end_paint_info;

	$t-> recalc_ymap; # Need this as a finalization act to validate the position lookup table
	$t-> paneSize( $maxw + $indent * 4, $y);
}

sub hyphen
# draws a hyphen
{
	my ( $self, $canvas, $block, $state, $x, $y, $width) = @_;
	$y += $$block[ tb::BLK_HEIGHT] / 2 - $$block[ tb::BLK_APERTURE_Y];
	$canvas-> line( $x, $y, $x + $width, $y);
}

typeset;
run Prima;