GuiCheckBox.cpp

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A simple GUI Widget library for TFT screens. 
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*/

#include "GuiLibrary.h"

//an external global reference to the tft.
extern Adafruit_GFX* _tft;
  
// process the callback. This invokes the callback by calling the handle, 
// and using the processEventPointer to send back the scope
uint8_t GuiCheckBox::callbackProcess(processEvent_t processEventHandle, void* processEventPointer, GuiElement *element, uint8_t event) {
    if (!visible() || !enabled())
        return 0;
   
    //GuiElement* backupParent = parent;
    
    // the callback wants to go somewhere else, or otherwise doesn't want a redraw.
    // we are going to cheat here and tell this widget it has no parent, set the flags, and then restore the parent
    // TODO maybe bring back those nodraw options to the setters
//     if (ret > 0)
//         parent = NULL;
    
    // when the finger comes away from the checkbox, we toggle state
    if (event == GUI_EVENT_RELEASE) {
        pressed(!(pressed()));
    }

        // this return is for the c++ version of the callbacks, for a c callback the EventPointer will be null    
    if (processEventHandle != NULL)
        processEventHandle(processEventPointer, element, event);

//     parent = backupParent;
    
    return 0;

    /*
     * Here is the caller side implementation. it needs a static class wrapper adding to the caller
     * which when called uses casting to cast back to the stored source class
     * 
     *  static uint8_t processEvent(void *p, GuiElement *element, uint8_t event) {
     *      return ((CallBackSourceClass *)p)->callbackFunction(element, event);
     *  }
     *
     *  where the callback function is defined as
     *  uint8_t callbackFunction(GuiElement *element, uint8_t event);
     *  
     *  don't forget to connect the callback
     *  
     *  button.connectCallback(processEvent, this); <-- note we pass the static function
     *
     */
}


void GuiCheckBox::draw(void) {
    if (!visible()) return;    

    int16_t newx = absoluteX() + padding;
    int16_t midy = GuiUtils::getElementCentreY(this);
    int16_t midFontHeight = (fontSize() * 7)/2;
    int8_t boxSize = fontSize() * 7;
    
    GuiElement::drawBase();    
    
    _tft->drawRect(newx, midy - midFontHeight, boxSize, boxSize, COLOR_WHITE);
    
    // erase or fill the bg
    if (pressed()) {
        // tick it
        _tft->drawLine(newx, midy - midFontHeight, newx + boxSize - 1, midy + (boxSize /2) - 1, COLOR_WHITE);
        _tft->drawLine(newx + boxSize - 1, midy - midFontHeight, newx, midy + (boxSize /2) - 1, COLOR_WHITE);
    }
    extraXOffset = 5 + fontSize() * 7;
    
    // draw all of the children now
    GuiLabel::draw(false);

}