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* Copyright 2011 ArcBees Inc.
*
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* use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of
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package com.gwtplatform.mvp.client;
import com.google.web.bindery.event.shared.EventBus;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.EventHandler;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent.Type;
import com.google.web.bindery.event.shared.HandlerRegistration;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.HasHandlers;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget;
import com.gwtplatform.mvp.client.proxy.ResetPresentersEvent;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
/**
* A presenter that does not have to be a singleton. Pages from your
* application will usually be singletons and extend the {@link Presenter} class.
*
* Choosing between a {@link Presenter} and {@link PresenterWidget} is a design decision that
* requires some thought. For example, a {@link PresenterWidget} is useful when
* you need a custom widget with extensive logic. For example, a chat box that can be instantiated
* multiple times and needs to communicate with the server would be a good candidate for
* a {@link PresenterWidget}. The drawback of a {@link PresenterWidget} is that it is managed by its
* parent presenter, which increases coupling. Therefore, you should use a {@link Presenter} when
* the parent is not expected to know its child. Moreover, only {@link Presenter} can be attached
* to name tokens in order to support browser history.
*
* {@link PresenterWidget}s and {@link Presenter}s are organized in a hierarchy.
* Internally, parent presenters have links to their currently attached children presenters. A
* parent {@link Presenter} can contain either {@link Presenter}s or {@link PresenterWidget}s,
* but a {@link PresenterWidget} can only contain {@link PresenterWidget}s.
*
* To reveal a {@link PresenterWidget} you should insert it within a {@link HasSlots slot} of its
* containing presenter using one of the following methods:
*
* Revealing a {@link Presenter} is done differently, refer to the class documentation for more details.
*
* To hide a {@link PresenterWidget} or a {@link Presenter} you can use {@link #setInSlot} to place
* another presenter in the same slot, or you can call one of the following methods:
*
{@link PopupView#hide()} if the presenter is a popup or a dialog box.
*
* Hide a {@link Presenter} using these methods, but
*
* A presenter has a number of lifecycle methods that you can hook on to:
*
*
{@link #onBind()}
*
{@link #onReveal()}
*
{@link #onReset()}
*
{@link #onHide()}
*
{@link #onUnbind()}
*
* Revealing or hiding a {@link PresenterWidget} triggers an internal chain of events that result in
* these lifecycle methods being called. For an example, here is what happens following
* a call to {@link #setInSlot(Object, PresenterWidget)}:
*
*
If a presenter already occupies this slot it is removed.
*
If the presenter owning the slot is currently visible then
* {@link #onHide()} is called on the removed presenter and, recursively,
* on its children (bottom-up: first the children, then the parent)
*
If the parent is not visible and is a {@link Presenter}, it asks to be
* set in one of its parent slot by firing a
* {@link com.gwtplatform.mvp.client.proxy.RevealContentEvent RevealContentEvent}.
* For more details, see the documentation for {@link Presenter}.
*
*
If, at this point, the presenter owning the slot is not visible, then the
* chain stops. Otherwise, {@link #onReveal()} is called on the {@link PresenterWidget} that
* was just added.
*
{@link #onReveal()} is called recursively on that presenter's children
* (top-down: first the parent, then the children).
*
If {@link #setInSlot(Object, PresenterWidget, boolean)} was called with {@code false}
* as the third parameter then the process stops. Otherwise, {@link #onReset()} is
* called on all the currently visible presenters (top-down: first the parent, then
* the children).
*
*
* @param The {@link View} type.
*
* @author Philippe Beaudoin
* @author Christian Goudreau
* @author Denis Labaye
*/
public abstract class PresenterWidget extends
HandlerContainerImpl implements HasHandlers, HasSlots, HasPopupSlot {
private final EventBus eventBus;
private final V view;
boolean visible;
/**
* This map makes it possible to keep a list of all the active children in
* every slot managed by this {@link PresenterWidget}. A slot is identified by an
* opaque object. A single slot can have many children.
*/
private final Map>> activeChildren =
new HashMap>>();
/**
* The parent presenter, in order to make sure this widget is only ever in one
* parent.
*/
private PresenterWidget currentParentPresenter;
/**
* This list tracks all the active children in popup slots managed by this
* {@link PresenterWidget}. A slot is identified by an opaque object. A
* single slot can have many children.
*/
private final List> popupChildren =
new ArrayList>();
/**
* Creates a {@link PresenterWidget} that is not necessarily using automatic
* binding. Automatic binding will only work when instantiating this object using
* Guice/GIN dependency injection. See
* {@link HandlerContainerImpl#HandlerContainerImpl(boolean)} for
* more details on automatic binding.
*
* @param autoBind {@code true} to request automatic binding, {@code false} otherwise.
* @param eventBus The {@link EventBus}.
* @param view The {@link View}.
*/
public PresenterWidget(boolean autoBind, EventBus eventBus, V view) {
super(autoBind);
this.eventBus = eventBus;
this.view = view;
}
/**
* Creates a {@link PresenterWidget} that uses automatic binding. This will
* only work when instantiating this object using Guice/GIN dependency injection.
* See {@link HandlerContainerImpl#HandlerContainerImpl()} for more details on
* automatic binding.
*
* @param eventBus The {@link EventBus}.
* @param view The {@link View}.
*/
public PresenterWidget(EventBus eventBus, V view) {
this(true, eventBus, view);
}
@Override
public final void addToPopupSlot(
final PresenterWidget child) {
addToPopupSlot(child, true);
}
@Override
public final void addToPopupSlot(
final PresenterWidget child, boolean center) {
if (child == null) {
return;
}
child.reparent(this);
// Do nothing if the content is already added
for (PresenterWidget popupPresenter : popupChildren) {
if (popupPresenter == child) {
return;
}
}
final PopupView popupView = child.getView();
popupChildren.add(child);
// Center if desired
if (center) {
popupView.center();
}
// Display the popup content
if (isVisible()) {
popupView.show();
// This presenter is visible, its time to call onReveal
// on the newly added child (and recursively on this child children)
monitorCloseEvent(child);
if (!child.isVisible()) {
child.internalReveal();
}
}
}
@Override
public final void addToSlot(Object slot, PresenterWidget content) {
if (content == null) {
return;
}
content.reparent(this);
List> slotChildren = activeChildren.get(slot);
if (slotChildren != null) {
slotChildren.add(content);
} else {
slotChildren = new ArrayList>(1);
slotChildren.add(content);
activeChildren.put(slot, slotChildren);
}
getView().addToSlot(slot, content.getWidget());
if (isVisible()) {
// This presenter is visible, its time to call onReveal
// on the newly added child (and recursively on this child children)
content.internalReveal();
}
}
@Override
public final void clearSlot(Object slot) {
List> slotChildren = activeChildren.get(slot);
if (slotChildren != null) {
// This presenter is visible, its time to call onHide
// on the children to be removed (and recursively on their children)
if (isVisible()) {
for (PresenterWidget activeChild : slotChildren) {
activeChild.internalHide();
}
}
slotChildren.clear();
}
getView().setInSlot(slot, null);
}
@Override
public void fireEvent(GwtEvent event) {
getEventBus().fireEventFromSource(event, this);
}
/**
* Returns the {@link View} for the current presenter.
*
* @return The view.
*/
public V getView() {
return view;
}
/**
* Makes it possible to access the {@link Widget} object associated with that
* presenter.
*
* @return The Widget associated with that presenter.
*/
public Widget getWidget() {
return (getView() == null) ? null : getView().asWidget();
}
/**
* Verifies if the presenter is currently visible on the screen. A presenter
* should be visible if it successfully revealed itself and was not hidden
* later.
*
* @return {@code true} if the presenter is visible, {@code false} otherwise.
*/
public boolean isVisible() {
return visible;
}
@Override
public final void removeFromSlot(Object slot, PresenterWidget content) {
if (content == null) {
return;
}
content.reparent(null);
List> slotChildren = activeChildren.get(slot);
if (slotChildren != null) {
// This presenter is visible, its time to call onHide
// on the child to be removed (and recursively on itschildren)
if (isVisible()) {
content.internalHide();
}
slotChildren.remove(content);
}
getView().removeFromSlot(slot, content.getWidget());
}
// TODO This should be final but needs to be overriden in {@link
// TabContainerPresenter}
// We should be able to do this once we switch to an event-based mechanism for
// highlighting tabs
@Override
public void setInSlot(Object slot, PresenterWidget content) {
setInSlot(slot, content, true);
}
@Override
public final void setInSlot(Object slot, PresenterWidget content,
boolean performReset) {
if (content == null) {
// Assumes the user wants to clear the slot content.
clearSlot(slot);
return;
}
content.reparent(this);
List> slotChildren = activeChildren.get(slot);
if (slotChildren != null) {
if (slotChildren.size() == 1 && slotChildren.get(0) == content) {
// The slot contains the right content, nothing to do
return;
}
if (isVisible()) {
// We are visible, make sure the content that we're removing
// is being notified as hidden
for (PresenterWidget activeChild : slotChildren) {
activeChild.internalHide();
}
}
slotChildren.clear();
slotChildren.add(content);
} else {
slotChildren = new ArrayList>(1);
slotChildren.add(content);
activeChildren.put(slot, slotChildren);
}
// Set the content in the view
getView().setInSlot(slot, content.getWidget());
if (isVisible()) {
// This presenter is visible, its time to call onReveal
// on the newly added child (and recursively on this child children)
if (!content.isVisible()) {
content.internalReveal();
}
if (performReset) {
// And to reset everything if needed
ResetPresentersEvent.fire(this);
}
}
}
/**
* Registers an event handler towards the {@link EventBus} and
* registers it to be automatically removed when {@link #unbind()}
* is called. This is usually the desired behavior, but if you
* want to unregister handlers manually use {@link #addHandler}
* instead.
*
* @see #addHandler(com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent.Type, EventHandler)
*
* @param The handler type.
* @param type See {@link com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent.Type}.
* @param handler The handler to register.
*/
protected final void addRegisteredHandler(
Type type, H handler) {
registerHandler(addHandler(type, handler));
}
/**
* Registers an event handler towards the {@link EventBus}.
* Use this only in the rare situations where you want to manually
* control when the handler is unregistered, otherwise call
* {@link #addRegisteredHandler(com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent.Type, EventHandler)}.
*
* @param The handler type.
* @param type See {@link com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent.Type}.
* @param handler The handler to register.
* @return The {@link HandlerRegistration} you should use to unregister the handler.
*/
protected final HandlerRegistration addHandler(
Type type, H handler) {
return getEventBus().addHandler(type, handler);
}
/**
* Access the {@link EventBus} object associated with that presenter.
* You should not usually use this method to interact with the event bus.
* Instead call {@link #fireEvent}, {@link #addRegisteredHandler} or
* {@link #addHandler}.
*
* @return The EventBus associated with that presenter.
*/
protected final EventBus getEventBus() {
return eventBus;
}
/**
* Lifecycle method called whenever this presenter is about to be
* hidden.
*
* Important: Make sure you call your superclass {@link #onHide()} if
* you override. Also, do not call directly, see {@link PresenterWidget}
* for more details on lifecycle methods.
*
* You should override this method to dispose of any object
* created directly or indirectly during the call to {@link #onReveal()}.
*
* This method will not be invoked a multiple times without {@link #onReveal()}
* being called.
*
* In a presenter hierarchy, this method is called bottom-up: first on the
* child presenters, then on the parent.
*/
protected void onHide() {
}
/**
* Lifecycle method called on all visible presenters whenever a
* presenter is revealed anywhere in the presenter hierarchy.
*
* Important: Make sure you call your superclass {@link #onReset()} if
* you override. Also, do not call directly, fire a {@link ResetPresentersEvent}
* to perform a reset manually. See {@link PresenterWidget} for more details on
* lifecycle methods.
*
* This is one of the most frequently used lifecycle method. This is usually a good
* place to refresh any information displayed by your presenter.
*
* Note that {@link #onReset()} is not called only when using
* {@link #addToSlot(Object, PresenterWidget)}, {@link #addToPopupSlot(PresenterWidget)}
* or #setInSlot(Object, PresenterWidget, boolean)} with {@code false} as the third
* parameter.
*
* In a presenter hierarchy, this method is called top-down: first on the
* parent presenters, then on the children.
*/
protected void onReset() {
}
/**
* Lifecycle method called whenever this presenter is about to be
* revealed.
*
* Important: Make sure you call your superclass {@link #onReveal()} if
* you override. Also, do not call directly, see {@link PresenterWidget}
* for more details on lifecycle methods.
*
* You should override this method to perform any action or initialisation
* that needs to be done when the presenter is revealed. Any initialisation
* you perform here should be taken down in {@link #onHide()}.
*
* Information that needs to be updated whenever the user navigates should
* be refreshed in {@link #onReset()}.
*
* In a presenter hierarchy, this method is called top-down: first on the
* parent presenters, then on the children.
*/
protected void onReveal() {
}
/**
* Internal method called to hide a presenter.
* See {@link PresenterWidget} for ways to hide a presenter.
*/
void internalHide() {
assert isVisible() : "Hide() called on a hidden presenter!";
for (List> slotChildren : activeChildren.values()) {
for (PresenterWidget activeChild : slotChildren) {
activeChild.internalHide();
}
}
for (PresenterWidget popupPresenter : popupChildren) {
popupPresenter.getView().setCloseHandler(null);
popupPresenter.internalHide();
popupPresenter.getView().hide();
}
visible = false;
onHide();
}
/**
* Internal method called to reveal a presenter.
* See {@link PresenterWidget} and {@link Presenter} for ways to reveal a
* presenter.
*/
void internalReveal() {
assert !isVisible() : "notifyReveal() called on a visible presenter!";
onReveal();
visible = true;
for (List> slotChildren : activeChildren.values()) {
for (PresenterWidget activeChild : slotChildren) {
activeChild.internalReveal();
}
}
for (PresenterWidget popupPresenter : popupChildren) {
// This presenter is visible, its time to call onReveal
// on the newly added child (and recursively on this child children)
popupPresenter.getView().show();
monitorCloseEvent(popupPresenter);
popupPresenter.internalReveal();
}
}
/**
* Detaches this presenter from its current parent and attaches it
* to a new parent.
*
* @param newParent The new parent {@link PresenterWidget}.
*/
void reparent(PresenterWidget newParent) {
if (currentParentPresenter != null && currentParentPresenter != newParent) {
currentParentPresenter.detach(this);
}
currentParentPresenter = newParent;
}
/**
* Internal method called to reset a presenter. Instead of using that method,
* fire a {@link ResetPresentersEvent} to perform a reset manually.
*/
void internalReset() {
onReset();
for (List> slotChildren : activeChildren.values()) {
for (PresenterWidget activeChild : slotChildren) {
activeChild.internalReset();
}
}
for (PresenterWidget popupPresenter : popupChildren) {
popupPresenter.internalReset();
}
}
/**
* Called by a child {@link PresenterWidget} when it wants to detach itself
* from this parent.
*
* @param childPresenter The {@link PresenterWidget}. It should be a child of this presenter.
*/
private void detach(PresenterWidget childPresenter) {
for (List> slotChildren : activeChildren.values()) {
slotChildren.remove(childPresenter);
}
popupChildren.remove(childPresenter);
}
/**
* Monitors the specified popup presenter so that we know when it
* is closing. This allows us to make sure it doesn't receive
* future messages.
*
* @param popupPresenter The {@link PresenterWidget} to monitor.
*/
private void monitorCloseEvent(
final PresenterWidget popupPresenter) {
PopupView popupView = popupPresenter.getView();
popupView.setCloseHandler(new PopupViewCloseHandler() {
@Override
public void onClose() {
if (isVisible()) {
popupPresenter.internalHide();
}
removePopupChildren(popupPresenter);
}
});
}
/**
* Go through the popup children and remove the specified one.
*
* @param content The {@link PresenterWidget} added as a popup which we want to remove.
*/
private void removePopupChildren(PresenterWidget content) {
int i;
for (i = 0; i < popupChildren.size(); ++i) {
PresenterWidget popupPresenter = popupChildren
.get(i);
if (popupPresenter == content) {
(popupPresenter.getView()).setCloseHandler(null);
break;
}
}
if (i < popupChildren.size()) {
popupChildren.remove(i);
}
}
}
