// $Revision: 1.2 $
// Copyright (C) 1994, 1995 Taligent, Inc. All rights reserved.

// TilesCommands.h

#ifndef TaligentSample_TILESCOMMANDS
#define TaligentSample_TILESCOMMANDS

// Include for Presentation Framework commands
#ifndef Taligent_GUICOMPOUNDDOCUMENTCOMMAND
#include <Taligent/GUICompoundDocumentCommand.h>
#endif

#ifndef TaligentSample_TILESMODEL
#include "TilesModel.h"
#endif

#ifndef TaligentSample_TILESSELECTIONS
#include "TilesSelections.h"
#endif

// The TCreateTileCommand will add a TTile of a specific type to the TModel.
class TCreateTileCommand : public TCommandOn<TTilesSelection>
{
	public:
		// The following macro must be called within class declarations in order to use Taligent 
		// Type Extensions.The macro defines a set of Taligent Type Extension utility functions.
		// This macro call matches a macro call to TaligentTypeExtensionMacro in TilesCommands.C
								TaligentTypeExtensionDeclarationsMacro (TCreateTileCommand)

		// The type of tile to create and its location is specified once in the constructor
								TCreateTileCommand(TTile::EType tileType, 
												   const TGPoint& position, const TGPoint& size);
		// A true default (void) constructor is also needed by TaligentTypeExtension.
								TCreateTileCommand ();
		virtual					~TCreateTileCommand ();

		// TaligentTypeExtension require that copy constructors be defined as well as assignment 
		// and streaming operators.
								TCreateTileCommand (const TCreateTileCommand &copy);
		virtual	TStream&		operator>>= (TStream& toStream) const;
		virtual	TStream&		operator<<= (TStream& fromStream);

	protected:

		// These are the primary methods to concern yourself with.  For
		// incremental commands you would also need to override HandleDoIncrement().
		
		// HandleDoBegin() will start (and, in this case, also finish)
		// the command.  Information which will be useful for undo will
		// also be saved.
		virtual void			HandleDoBegin (TTilesSelection& target);
		// HandleUndo() uses the information saved from HandleDoBegin()
		// to undo the operation.
		virtual void			HandleUndo (TTilesSelection& target);
		// HandleRedo() works like HandleDoBegin() except that it will
		// not need to save information for HandleUndo().
		virtual void			HandleRedo (TTilesSelection& target);
		
	private:
		// Version number used for streaming.
		enum					{kOriginalVersion};
		
		// The type of tile to create.
		TTile::EType				fNewTileType; 
		TGPoint						fNewTilePosition, fNewTileSize;
		// The index of the newly created tile, used by undo to remove the tile    	
		TileIndex				fNewTileIndex;	

		// Place operator= in private section to prevent it from being called.
		TCreateTileCommand&		operator= (const TCreateTileCommand& copy) {return *this;}
};

// TChangeColorCommand will change the color of all the TTiles referred to
// by a TTilesSelection. TTilesSelection is a model selection which can specify 
// either the whole model or just one tile.  A TTilesSelection can also be empty.

class TChangeColorCommand : public TCommandOn<TTilesSelection>
{
	public:
		// The following macro must be called within class declarations in order to use Taligent 
		// Type Extensions.The macro defines a set of Taligent Type Extension utility functions.
		// This macro call matches a macro call to TaligentTypeExtensionMacro in TilesCommands.C
								TaligentTypeExtensionDeclarationsMacro (TChangeColorCommand)

		// The color to change to is specified once in the constructor
								TChangeColorCommand (const TRGBColor& newColor);
		// A true default (void) constructor is also needed by TaligentTypeExtension.
								TChangeColorCommand ();
		virtual					~TChangeColorCommand ();

		// TaligentTypeExtension require that copy constructors be defined as well as assignment 
		// and streaming operators.
								TChangeColorCommand (const TChangeColorCommand &copy);
		TChangeColorCommand&	operator= (const TChangeColorCommand& copy);
		virtual	TStream&		operator>>= (TStream& toStream) const;
		virtual	TStream&		operator<<= (TStream& fromStream);

	protected:

		// These are the primary methods to concern yourself with.  For
		// incremental commands you would also need to override HandleDoIncrement().
		
		// HandleDoBegin() will start (and, in this case, also finish)
		// the command.  Information which will be useful for undo will
		// also be saved.
		virtual void			HandleDoBegin (TTilesSelection& target);
		// HandleUndo() uses the information saved from HandleDoBegin()
		// to undo the operation.
		virtual void			HandleUndo (TTilesSelection& target);
		// HandleRedo() works like HandleDoBegin() except that it will
		// not need to save information for HandleUndo().
		virtual void			HandleRedo (TTilesSelection& target);
		// HandleCanDo() returns true when the command can be performed, in
		// this case, when the target is not empty.  HandleCanDo is used by
		// the Presentation Framework to activate/deactive menu items when
		// the command is bound to the menu item with a TCommandControlStateOn<>.
		virtual bool			HandleCanDo (const TTilesSelection& target) const;
		
	private:
		// Version number
		enum					{kOriginalVersion};
		
		// The color to change to.
		TRGBColor				fNewColor; 
		// The number of tiles in the model (needed for whole model selections).    	
		TileIndex				fNumTiles;	
		// A pointer so we can allocated enough memory to store all the old colors.	
		TRGBColor* 				fOldColor;		
};

// The command binding binds an command instance to a selection instance.
// The document adopts the command binding and invokes the command.Do(selection)
// operation.  The document then streams out the command/selection pair for undo/redo,
// saveless model, etc.
typedef TGUIDocumentComponentCommandBindingTo<TTilesSelection> TTilesCommandBinding;

// TCommandControlStates are not used in the Constructerized version
#ifndef USE_ARCHIVES

// A TCommandControlStateOn is a default momentary control state which initiates a
// command on the current selection.  The TCommandControlStateOn<> constructor takes
// in its constructor the TGUIBundle, an undo/redo label and a command prototype.  When
// the control state is Select()'ed, it will get the current selection from the TGUIBundle,
// clone the command prototype and bind it to the current selection.  It will then call the
// document's AdoptAndDo() to perform the command.
typedef TCommandControlStateOn<TTilesSelection> TTilesControlState;

#endif // ifndef USE_ARCHIVES

#endif // TaligentSample_TILESCOMMANDS