In the GUI, Nodes are created by right clicking. Nodes can can be moved by left clicking on them.

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Robbie Gleichman 2020-07-02 21:02:20 -07:00
parent bef1635245
commit 41ffa180f0
3 changed files with 70 additions and 91 deletions

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@ -68,13 +68,12 @@ executable glance-gui
-Wpartial-fields
build-depends: base
, gi-gtk
, gi-gtk-declarative
, gi-gtk-declarative-app-simple
, gi-gdk
, haskell-gi-base
, gi-gio
, text
, pipes
, pipes-extras
default-language: Haskell2010
Other-modules: Drag
test-suite glance-test
type: exitcode-stdio-1.0

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@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings, OverloadedLabels, FlexibleContexts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE NamedFieldPuns #-}
{-# LANGUAGE PartialTypeSignatures #-}
module Main where
module Drag (mainDrag) where
-- import Data.Int
-- import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Text ()
-- import Debug.Trace (trace, traceIO)
-- import System.Environment (getProgName, getArgs)
import Data.Maybe
import Control.Monad
import Data.IORef
import Data.GI.Base
import qualified GI.Gdk as Gdk
import qualified GI.Gio as Gio
import qualified GI.Gtk as Gtk
import qualified GI.Gdk as Gdk
data AppState = AppState
{ _asMoveBtn :: Bool
{ _asMoveBtn :: Maybe Gtk.Button
}
activateApp :: Gtk.Application -> IO ()
activateApp app = do
state <- newIORef (AppState{_asMoveBtn=False})
-- TODO Add type signature
getXandY event =
(\x y -> (x, y)) <$> get event #x <*> get event #y
startApp :: Gtk.Application -> IO ()
startApp app = do
state <- newIORef (AppState{_asMoveBtn=Nothing})
w <- new Gtk.ApplicationWindow
[ #application := app
, #title := "Glance"
@ -37,15 +37,15 @@ activateApp app = do
[ Gdk.EventMaskPointerMotionMask
, Gdk.EventMaskButtonPressMask]
#add scrolledWindow layout
btn0 <- new Gtk.Button [ #label := "_Hello World!", #useUnderline := True ]
let
motionCallback btn eventMotion
motionCallback eventMotion
= do
moveBtn <- _asMoveBtn <$> readIORef state
if moveBtn
then (do
x <- get eventMotion #x
y <- get eventMotion #y
mMoveBtn <- _asMoveBtn <$> readIORef state
case mMoveBtn of
Nothing -> pure ()
Just btn -> (do
(x, y) <- getXandY eventMotion
btnWidth <- Gtk.widgetGetAllocatedWidth btn
btnHeight <- Gtk.widgetGetAllocatedHeight btn
Gtk.layoutMove
@ -53,43 +53,68 @@ activateApp app = do
btn
((truncate x) - (btnWidth `div` 2))
((truncate y) - (btnHeight `div` 2)))
else (pure ())
pure False
Gtk.layoutPut layout btn0 0 0
on layout #motionNotifyEvent (motionCallback btn0)
_ <- on layout #motionNotifyEvent motionCallback
let
btnClicked btn
= do
modifyIORef state (\s@AppState{_asMoveBtn} -> s{_asMoveBtn=not _asMoveBtn})
modifyIORef state
(\s@AppState{_asMoveBtn}
-> case _asMoveBtn of
Nothing -> s{_asMoveBtn=Just btn}
_ -> s{_asMoveBtn=Nothing}
)
btnWidth <- Gtk.widgetGetAllocatedWidth btn
btnHeight <- Gtk.widgetGetAllocatedHeight btn
btnAlloc <- Gtk.widgetGetAllocation btn
x <- get btnAlloc #x
y <- get btnAlloc #y
(x, y) <- getXandY btnAlloc
layoutWidth <- Gtk.getLayoutWidth layout
layoutHeight <- Gtk.getLayoutHeight layout
Gtk.setLayoutWidth layout (fromIntegral (x + btnWidth))
Gtk.setLayoutHeight layout (fromIntegral (y + btnHeight))
Gtk.setLayoutWidth layout (max layoutWidth (fromIntegral (x + btnWidth)))
Gtk.setLayoutHeight
layout
(max layoutHeight (fromIntegral (y + btnHeight)))
-- buttonPressEvent and buttonReleaseEvent don't seem to be triggered by the
-- mneumonic.
on btn0 #clicked (btnClicked btn0)
on layout #buttonPressEvent $ \ _layout -> do
putStrLn "layout clicked, adding btn"
-- newBtn <- new Gtk.Button [ #label := "_New!", #useUnderline := True ]
-- Gtk.layoutPut layout newBtn 0 0
_ <- on layout #buttonPressEvent $ \ eventButton ->
do
mouseBtn <- get eventButton #button
-- button 3 is usally right mouse button
(when (mouseBtn == 3)
(do
(x, y) <- getXandY eventButton
newBtn <- new
Gtk.Button [ #label := "_Node", #useUnderline := True ]
-- Gtk.widgetAddEvents newBtn
-- [ Gdk.EventMaskButtonPressMask]
(#show newBtn)
(btnWidth, _) <- Gtk.widgetGetPreferredWidth newBtn
(btnHeight, _) <- Gtk.widgetGetPreferredHeight newBtn
Gtk.layoutPut
layout
newBtn
((truncate x) - (btnWidth `div` 2))
((truncate y) - (btnHeight `div` 2))
_ <- on newBtn #clicked (btnClicked newBtn)
-- Uncomment to stop right clicking on buttons from
-- creating new buttons at (0, 0). But buttonPressEvent
-- and buttonReleaseEvent don't seem to be triggered by
-- the mneumonic.
--
-- _ <- on newBtn #buttonPressEvent (\_btn -> btnClicked
-- newBtn >> pure True)
(#show newBtn)
pure ()))
pure False
#showAll w
pure ()
main :: IO ()
main = do
mainDrag :: IO ()
mainDrag = do
app <- new Gtk.Application []
on app #activate $ do
activateApp app
pure ()
_ <- on app #activate (startApp app)
status <- Gio.applicationRun app Nothing
print status
putStrLn ("Application status is " <> show status)
pure ()

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@ -3,52 +3,7 @@
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
module Main (main) where
import Control.Monad (void)
import qualified GI.Gtk as GTK
import qualified GI.Gdk as Gdk
import GI.Gtk.Declarative
import GI.Gtk.Declarative.App.Simple
data AppState = AppState
{ mouseX :: Int
, mouseY :: Int
}
data AppEvent = Closed | MouseDown (Int, Int)
appView :: AppState -> AppView GTK.Window AppEvent
appView state =
let
label = widget GTK.Label [#label := "Glance", #xalign := (0.8)]
handleButton :: Gdk.EventMotion -> GTK.Window -> IO (Bool, AppEvent)
handleButton eventMotion _ = do
x <- Gdk.getEventMotionX eventMotion
y <- Gdk.getEventMotionY eventMotion
pure (True, MouseDown (floor x, floor y))
paddingX = min 300 (fromIntegral (mouseX state))
in
bin
GTK.Window
[ #title := "Glance"
, on #deleteEvent (const (True, Closed))
, onM #motionNotifyEvent handleButton
, #widthRequest := 500
, #heightRequest := 500
]
-- $ widget GTK.Label [#label := "Glance", #xalign := (0.8)]
$ container GTK.Box [] [BoxChild defaultBoxChildProperties {padding=paddingX} label]
appUpdate :: AppState -> AppEvent -> Transition AppState AppEvent
appUpdate _ event = case event of
Closed -> Exit
MouseDown (x, y) -> Transition (AppState x y) (pure Nothing)
import Drag (mainDrag)
main :: IO ()
main = void $ run App
{ view = appView
, update = appUpdate
, inputs = []
, initialState = AppState 0 0
}
main = mainDrag