rockbox/apps/gui/viewport.h
Thomas Martitz 4c48b59be8 User definable UI viewport, to be able to restrict the UI into a viewport for all bitmap displays.
Flyspray: FS#8799

This will allow for pretty themes, for example those with nice glass effects on their backdrops (some might argue they're wasting screen space but it's upto them),
as well as allowing for future background WPS updates in the main UI.

Plugins are not converted yet, they simply use the full screen. Ideally, any plugin that does *not* want the UI viewport, should take care of that itself (i.e. plugins should normally use the UI viewport).

git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@22365 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
2009-08-16 22:20:11 +00:00

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#ifndef __VIEWPORT_H__
#define __VIEWPORT_H__
#include "config.h"
#include "lcd.h"
#include "system.h"
#include "screen_access.h"
/* return the number of text lines in the vp viewport */
int viewport_get_nb_lines(struct viewport *vp);
void viewport_set_defaults(struct viewport *vp, enum screen_type screen);
/* Used to specify which screens the statusbar (SB) should be displayed on.
*
* The parameter is a bit OR'ed combination of the following (screen is
* SCREEN_MAIN or SCREEN_REMOTE from screen_access.h):
*
* VP_SB_HIDE_ALL means "hide the SB on all screens"
* VP_SB_ONSCREEN(screen) means "display the SB on the given screen
* as specified by the SB setting for that screen"
* VP_SB_IGNORE_SETTING(screen) means "ignore the SB setting for that screen"
* VP_SB_ALLSCREENS means "VP_SB_ONSCREEN for all screens"
*
* In most cases, VP_SB_ALLSCREENS should be used which means display the SB
* as specified by the settings.
* For the WPS (and other possible exceptions) use VP_SB_IGNORE_SETTING() to
* FORCE the statusbar on for the given screen (i.e it will show regardless
* of the setting)
*
* Returns the status before the call. This value can be used to restore the
* SB "displaying rules".
*/
#define THEME_STATUSBAR (BIT_N(0))
#define THEME_UI_VIEWPORT (BIT_N(1))
#define THEME_ALL (~(0u))
#define VP_SB_HIDE_ALL 0
#define VP_SB_ONSCREEN(screen) BIT_N(screen)
#define VP_SB_IGNORE_SETTING(screen) BIT_N(4+screen)
#define VP_SB_ALLSCREENS (VP_SB_ONSCREEN(0)|VP_SB_ONSCREEN(1))
/*
* Initialize the viewportmanager, which in turns initializes the UI vp and
* statusbar stuff
*/
void viewportmanager_init(void);
int viewportmanager_get_statusbar(void);
int viewportmanager_set_statusbar(int enabled);
/* call this when a theme changed */
void viewportmanager_theme_changed(int);
/*
* Initializes the given viewport with maximum dimensions minus status- and
* buttonbar
*/
void viewport_set_fullscreen(struct viewport *vp, enum screen_type screen);
#ifdef HAVE_LCD_BITMAP
/*
* Parse a viewport definition (vp_def), which looks like:
*
* Screens with depth > 1:
* X|Y|width|height|font|foregorund color|background color
* Screens with depth = 1:
* X|Y|width|height|font
*
* | is a separator and can be specified via the parameter
*
* Returns the pointer to the char after the last character parsed
* if everything went OK or NULL if an error happened (some values
* not specified in the definition)
*/
const char* viewport_parse_viewport(struct viewport *vp,
enum screen_type screen,
const char *vp_def,
const char separator);
/*
* Returns a pointer to the current viewport
* - That could be the UI vp, or a viewport passed to do_menu() or the like
*/
struct viewport* viewport_get_current_vp(void);
/*
* Set the UI vp pointer to a different one - NULL to reset to the UI vp
*
* This is needed since the UI viewport needs is kept in RAM.
*/
void viewport_set_current_vp(struct viewport* vp);
#else /* HAVE_LCD_CHARCELL */
#define viewport_set_current_vp(a)
#define viewport_get_current_vp() NULL
#endif
#endif /* __VIEWPORT_H__ */