//---
// JustUI.jlist: List widget with arbitrary, selectable children
//---

#ifndef _J_JLIST
#define _J_JLIST

#include <justui/defs.h>
#include <justui/jwidget.h>

typedef enum {
    /* Selected item is indicated by inverting its rendered area */
    JLIST_SELECTION_INVERT = 0,
    /* Selected item is indicated by applying a background color */
    JLIST_SELECTION_BACKGROUND = 1,

} jlist_selection_style;

typedef struct {
    /* Delegate widget */
    jwidget *delegate;
    /* Whether item can be selected */
    bool selectable;
    /* Whether item can be triggered */
    bool triggerable;

    /* The following fields are only applicable if there is no delegate. */

    /* Item's natural with and height, in pixels */
    int16_t natural_width, natural_height;

} jlist_item_info;

struct jlist;

typedef void (*jlist_item_info_function)(struct jlist *list, int index,
    jlist_item_info *info);

typedef void (*jlist_item_paint_function)(int x, int y, int w, int h,
    struct jlist *list, int index, bool selected);

/* jlist: List widget with arbitrary, selectable children

   This widget is used to make lists of selectable elements. The elements are
   backed by a model which is essentially associating an index in the list to
   some piece of user data.

   Elements can either be manually-rendered like jpainted, or be delegated to
   full widgets (eg. for editing in a list).

   In terms of layout, jlist is a raw vertical list of all of its items, with
   no spacing. Generally it is desirable to put it in a jframe to make it
   scroll; otherwise, it has rather unpredictable dimensions. */
typedef struct jlist {
    jwidget widget;

    /* Number of items */
    int item_count;
    /* Per-widget information */
    jlist_item_info *items;
    /* Item information and paint functions */
    jlist_item_info_function info_function;
    jlist_item_paint_function paint_function;

    /* Currently selected item, -1 if none */
    int cursor;

} jlist;

/* Events */
extern uint16_t JLIST_ITEM_TRIGGERED;
extern uint16_t JLIST_SELECTION_MOVED;
extern uint16_t JLIST_MODEL_UPDATED;

/* jlist_create(): Create a new (empty) jlist. */
jlist *jlist_create(void *parent, jlist_item_info_function info_function,
    jlist_item_paint_function paint_function);

/* jlist_update_model(): Update jlists's information about the model
   The new model size is passed as parameter. The model is refreshed by
   repeatedly calling the info function. */
void jlist_update_model(jlist *l, int item_count);

/* jlist_clear(): Remove all items */
void jlist_clear(jlist *l);

/* jlist_select(): Move selection to a selectable item */
void jlist_select(jlist *l, int item);

/* jlist_selected_item(): Get currently selected item (-1 if none) */
int jlist_selected_item(jlist *l);

/* jlist_selected_region(): Get the currently selected region of the widget

   The region is returned as a jrect within the widget's coordinates. This is
   useful when the list is inside a frame, to scroll the frame to a suitable
   position after the list's selection moved. See jscrolledlist.

   The returned region is undefined if there is no selected item. */
jrect jlist_selected_region(jlist *l);

#endif /* _J_JLIST */