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import QtQuick 2.2
import QtQuick.Controls 1.2
import QtQuick.Controls.Private 1.0
Loader {
id: handle
property Item editor
property int minimum: -1
property int maximum: -1
property int position: -1
property alias delegate: handle.sourceComponent
readonly property alias pressed: mouse.pressed
readonly property real handleX: x + (item ? item.x : 0)
readonly property real handleY: y + (item ? item.y : 0)
readonly property real handleWidth: item ? item.width : 0
readonly property real handleHeight: item ? item.height : 0
property Item control
property QtObject styleData: QtObject {
id: styleData
signal activated()
readonly property alias pressed: mouse.pressed
readonly property alias position: handle.position
readonly property bool hasSelection: editor.selectionStart !== editor.selectionEnd
readonly property real lineHeight: position !== -1 ? editor.positionToRectangle(position).height
: editor.cursorRectangle.height
}
function activate() {
styleData.activated()
}
MouseArea {
id: mouse
anchors.fill: item
enabled: item && item.visible
preventStealing: true
property real pressX
property point offset
property bool handleDragged: false
onPressed: {
Qt.inputMethod.commit()
handleDragged = false
pressX = mouse.x
var handleRect = editor.positionToRectangle(handle.position)
var centerX = handleRect.x + (handleRect.width / 2)
var centerY = handleRect.y + (handleRect.height / 2)
var center = mapFromItem(editor, centerX, centerY)
offset = Qt.point(mouseX - center.x, mouseY - center.y)
}
onReleased: {
if (!handleDragged) {
// The user just clicked on the handle. In that
// case clear the selection.
var mousePos = editor.mapFromItem(item, mouse.x, mouse.y)
var editorPos = editor.positionAt(mousePos.x, mousePos.y)
editor.select(editorPos, editorPos)
}
}
onPositionChanged: {
handleDragged = true
var pt = mapToItem(editor, mouse.x - offset.x, mouse.y - offset.y)
// limit vertically within mix/max coordinates or content bounds
var min = (minimum !== -1) ? minimum : 0
var max = (maximum !== -1) ? maximum : editor.length
pt.y = Math.max(pt.y, editor.positionToRectangle(min).y)
pt.y = Math.min(pt.y, editor.positionToRectangle(max).y)
var pos = editor.positionAt(pt.x, pt.y)
// limit horizontally within min/max character positions
if (minimum !== -1)
pos = Math.max(pos, minimum)
pos = Math.max(pos, 0)
if (maximum !== -1)
pos = Math.min(pos, maximum)
pos = Math.min(pos, editor.length)
handle.position = pos
}
}
}