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/*****************************************************************
This file is part of the KDE project.
Copyright (C) 2003 Lubos Lunak <l.lunak@kde.org>
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
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******************************************************************/
#ifndef KDECORATION_H
#define KDECORATION_H
#include <kdecorations_export.h>
#include <QtGui/QColor>
#include <QtGui/QFont>
#include <QObject>
#include <QtGui/QIcon>
#include <netwm_def.h>
#include <QtGui/QMouseEvent>
#include <KPluginFactory>
#define KWIN_DECORATION_API_VERSION 1
/**
* Defines the KDecorationFactory implementation provided by the
* decoration plugin and defines a KPluginFactory sub class.
* The KPluginFactory sub class returns a new instance of the specified KDecorationFactory.
*
* @param pluginfactoryname The name to be used for the KPluginFactory, passed to K_PLUGIN_FACTORY
* @param jsonFile Name of the json file to be compiled into the decoration plugin as metadata
* @param classname The class name of the KDecorationFactory subclass
*
* Example:
* @code
* KWIN_DECORATION(MyDecoPluginFactory, "mydeco.json", MyDeco::Factory)
* @endcode
*
* Please refer to the documentation of K_PLUGIN_FACTORY_WITH_JSON in KF5::Service for how to
* create and use the json file.
*
* In case the decoration plugin wants to have more control over the created factory (e.g. a singleton)
* it is recommended to not use this convenience macro, but specify an own K_PLUGIN_FACTORY. In that
* case it is also required to add
* @code
* K_EXPORT_PLUGIN_VERSION(KWIN_DECORATION_API_VERSION)
* @endcode
*
* to add the correct plugin version. This is also handled by this macro in the default case.
**/
#define KWIN_DECORATION( pluginfactoryname, json, classname ) \
QObject *createDecorationFactory(QWidget *, QObject *, const QList<QVariant> &) { return new classname(); } \
K_PLUGIN_FACTORY_WITH_JSON(pluginfactoryname, json, registerPlugin<classname>(QString(), &createDecorationFactory);) \
K_EXPORT_PLUGIN_VERSION(KWIN_DECORATION_API_VERSION)
#define KWIN_DECORATION_BRIDGE_API_VERSION 1
extern "C" {
int decoration_bridge_version();
}
class KConfig;
class KConfigGroup;
/** @defgroup kdecoration KWin decorations library */
/** @addtogroup kdecoration */
/** @{ */
class KDecorationOptionsPrivate;
class KDecorationBridge;
class KDecorationPrivate;
class KDecorationFactory;
/**
* This class provides a namespace for all decoration related classes.
* All shared types are defined here.
*/
class KDECORATIONS_EXPORT KDecorationDefines
{
public:
/**
* These values represent positions inside an area
*/
enum Position {
// without prefix, they'd conflict with Qt::TopLeftCorner etc. :(
PositionCenter = 0x00,
PositionLeft = 0x01,
PositionRight = 0x02,
PositionTop = 0x04,
PositionBottom = 0x08,
PositionTopLeft = PositionLeft | PositionTop,
PositionTopRight = PositionRight | PositionTop,
PositionBottomLeft = PositionLeft | PositionBottom,
PositionBottomRight = PositionRight | PositionBottom
};
/**
* Maximize mode. These values specify how a window is maximized.
*/
// these values are written to session files, don't change the order
enum MaximizeMode {
MaximizeRestore = 0, ///< The window is not maximized in any direction.
MaximizeVertical = 1, ///< The window is maximized vertically.
MaximizeHorizontal = 2, ///< The window is maximized horizontally.
/// Equal to @p MaximizeVertical | @p MaximizeHorizontal
MaximizeFull = MaximizeVertical | MaximizeHorizontal
};
enum QuickTileFlag {
QuickTileNone = 0,
QuickTileLeft = 1,
QuickTileRight = 1<<1,
QuickTileTop = 1<<2,
QuickTileBottom = 1<<3,
QuickTileHorizontal = QuickTileLeft|QuickTileRight,
QuickTileVertical = QuickTileTop|QuickTileBottom,
QuickTileMaximize = QuickTileLeft|QuickTileRight|QuickTileTop|QuickTileBottom
};
Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(QuickTileMode, QuickTileFlag)
enum WindowOperation {
MaximizeOp = 5000,
RestoreOp,
MinimizeOp,
MoveOp,
UnrestrictedMoveOp,
ResizeOp,
UnrestrictedResizeOp,
CloseOp,
OnAllDesktopsOp,
ShadeOp,
KeepAboveOp,
KeepBelowOp,
OperationsOp,
WindowRulesOp,
ToggleStoreSettingsOp = WindowRulesOp, ///< @obsolete
HMaximizeOp,
VMaximizeOp,
LowerOp,
FullScreenOp,
NoBorderOp,
NoOp,
SetupWindowShortcutOp,
ApplicationRulesOp,
RemoveTabFromGroupOp, // Remove from group
CloseTabGroupOp, // Close the group
ActivateNextTabOp, // Move left in the group
ActivatePreviousTabOp, // Move right in the group
TabDragOp,
};
/**
* Basic color types that should be recognized by all decoration styles.
* Decorations are not required to implement all the colors, but for the ones that
* are implemented the color setting for them should be obeyed.
*/
enum ColorType {
ColorTitleBar, ///< The color for the titlebar
ColorTitleBlend, ///< The blend color for the titlebar
ColorFont, ///< The titlebar text color
ColorButtonBg, ///< The color to use for the titlebar buttons
ColorFrame, ///< The color for the window frame (border)
ColorHandle, ///< The color for the resize handle
NUM_COLORS ///< @internal This value may change, do not use
};
/**
* Border size. KDecorationOptions::preferredBorderSize() returns
* one of these values.
*/
enum BorderSize {
BorderTiny, ///< Minimal borders
BorderNormal, ///< Standard size borders, the default setting
BorderLarge, ///< Larger borders
BorderVeryLarge, ///< Very large borders
BorderHuge, ///< Huge borders
BorderVeryHuge, ///< Very huge borders
BorderOversized, ///< Oversized borders
BorderNoSides, ///< No borders on sides @since 4.11
BorderNone, ///< No borders except title @since 4.11
BordersCount ///< @internal
};
/**
* Used to find out which features the decoration supports.
* @see KDecorationFactory::supports()
*/
enum Ability {
// announce
AbilityAnnounceButtons = 0, ///< decoration supports AbilityButton* values (always use)
// buttons
AbilityButtonMenu = 1000, ///< decoration supports the window menu button
AbilityButtonOnAllDesktops = 1001, ///< decoration supports the on all desktops button
AbilityButtonSpacer = 1002, ///< decoration supports inserting spacers between buttons
AbilityButtonHelp = 1003, ///< decoration supports what's this help button
AbilityButtonMinimize = 1004, ///< decoration supports a minimize button
AbilityButtonMaximize = 1005, ///< decoration supports a maximize button
AbilityButtonClose = 1006, ///< decoration supports a close button
AbilityButtonAboveOthers = 1007, ///< decoration supports an above button
AbilityButtonBelowOthers = 1008, ///< decoration supports a below button
AbilityButtonShade = 1009, ///< decoration supports a shade button
AbilityButtonResize = 1010, ///< decoration supports a resize button
AbilityButtonApplicationMenu = 1011, ///< decoration supports the application menu button
// compositing
AbilityProvidesShadow = 3000, ///< The decoration draws its own shadows.
/// @since 4.3
AbilityUsesAlphaChannel = 3001, ///< The decoration isn't clipped to the mask when compositing is enabled.
/// The mask is still used to define the input region and the blurred
/// region, when the blur plugin is enabled.
/// @since 4.3
AbilityExtendIntoClientArea = 3002, ///< The decoration respects transparentRect()
/// @since 4.4
AbilityUsesBlurBehind = 3003, ///< The decoration wants the background to be blurred, when the blur plugin is enabled.
/// @since 4.6
AbilityAnnounceAlphaChannel = 4004, ///< The decoration can tell whether it currently uses an alpha channel or not. Requires AbilityUsesAlphaChannel.
/// @since 4.10
// Tabbing
AbilityTabbing = 4000, ///< The decoration supports tabbing
// TODO colors for individual button types
ABILITY_DUMMY = 10000000,
};
enum Requirement { REQUIREMENT_DUMMY = 1000000 };
/**
* Regions that can be returned by KDecorationUnstable::region().
*/
enum Region {
/**
* This is an invisible input region that can be used to expand the
* borders by an invisible amount, both inside and outside the
* decoration. The intended use case is to provide an active border
* area that's larger than the visible border.
*
* The mousePosition() implementation must return correct values
* for the pixels inside this region.
*
* Note that mouse events that occur within this region are not
* forwarded to the decoration. This may change in the future.
*
* @since 4.8
*/
ExtendedBorderRegion
};
/**
* Enum values to identify the decorations buttons which should be used
* by the decoration.
*
*/
enum DecorationButton {
/**
* Invalid button value. A decoration should not create a button for
* this type.
*/
DecorationButtonNone,
DecorationButtonMenu,
DecorationButtonApplicationMenu,
DecorationButtonOnAllDesktops,
DecorationButtonQuickHelp,
DecorationButtonMinimize,
DecorationButtonMaximizeRestore,
DecorationButtonClose,
DecorationButtonKeepAbove,
DecorationButtonKeepBelow,
DecorationButtonShade,
DecorationButtonResize,
/**
* The decoration should create an empty spacer instead of a button for
* this type.
*/
DecorationButtonExplicitSpacer
};
/**
* Returns the mimeType used to drag and drop clientGroupItems
*/
static QString tabDragMimeType();
};
class KDecorationProvides
: public KDecorationDefines
{
public:
virtual ~KDecorationProvides() {}
virtual bool provides(Requirement req) = 0;
};
/**
* This class holds various configuration settings for the decoration.
* It is accessible from the decorations either as KDecoration::options()
* or KDecorationFactory::options().
*/
class KDECORATIONS_EXPORT KDecorationOptions : public QObject, public KDecorationDefines
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
KDecorationOptions(QObject *parent = nullptr);
virtual ~KDecorationOptions();
/**
* Returns the color that should be used for the given part of the decoration.
* The changed flags for this setting is SettingColors.
*
* @param type The requested color type.
* @param active Whether the color should be for active or inactive windows.
*/
QColor color(ColorType type, bool active = true) const;
/**
* Returns a palette using the given decoration color as the background.
* The changed flags for this setting is SettingColors.
*
* @param type The requested color type.
* @param active Whether to return the color for active or inactive windows.
*/
QPalette palette(ColorType type, bool active = true) const;
/**
* Returns the active or inactive decoration font.
* The changed flags for this setting is SettingFont.
*
* @param active Whether to return the color for active or inactive windows.
* @param small If @a true, returns a font that's suitable for tool windows.
*/
QFont font(bool active = true, bool small = false) const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the style should use custom button positions
* The changed flags for this setting is SettingButtons.
*
* @see titleButtonsLeft
* @see titleButtonsRight
*/
bool customButtonPositions() const;
/**
* If customButtonPositions() returns true, titleButtonsLeft
* returns which buttons should be on the left side of the titlebar from left
* to right.
*/
QList<DecorationButton> titleButtonsLeft() const;
/**
* Returns the default left button sequence
*/
static QList<DecorationButton> defaultTitleButtonsLeft();
/**
* If customButtonPositions() returns true, titleButtonsRight
* returns which buttons should be on the right side of the titlebar from left
* to right.
*/
QList<DecorationButton> titleButtonsRight() const;
/**
* Returns the default right button sequence.
*/
static QList<DecorationButton> defaultTitleButtonsRight();
/**
* @returns true if the style should use tooltips for window buttons
* The changed flags for this setting is SettingTooltips.
*/
bool showTooltips() const;
/**
* The preferred border size selected by the user, e.g. for accessibility
* reasons, or when using high resolution displays. It's up to the decoration
* to decide which borders or if any borders at all will obey this setting.
* It is guaranteed that the returned value will be one of those
* returned by KDecorationFactory::borderSizes(), so if that one hasn't been
* reimplemented, BorderNormal is always returned.
* The changed flags for this setting is SettingBorder.
* @param factory the decoration factory used
*/
BorderSize preferredBorderSize(KDecorationFactory* factory) const;
/**
* @internal
*/
WindowOperation operationMaxButtonClick(Qt::MouseButtons button) const;
static KDecorationOptions *self();
/**
* Reads the decoration buttons from the @p config group for the @p key and takes care of
* deserialization of the storage format.
*
* @param config The ConfigGroup from which the value should be read
* @param key The name of the configuration key for the value
* @param defaultValue The default value to use
* @return QList< DecorationButton >
* @see writeDecorationButtons
*/
static QList<DecorationButton> readDecorationButtons(const KConfigGroup &config, const char *key,
const QList<DecorationButton> &defaultValue);
/**
* @brief Writes the given buttons as @p value to the configuration @p key in the given @p config.
* Takes care of serializing to the storage format.
*
* @param config The ConfigGroup in which the value should be stored
* @param key The name of the config option
* @param value The decoration buttons to store
* @see readDecorationButtons
*/
static void writeDecorationButtons(KConfigGroup &config, const char *key,
const QList<DecorationButton> &value);
Q_SIGNALS:
/**
* @brief Emitted when at least one of the color settings changed.
*
* @see color
*/
void colorsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the active font changed.
*
* @see font
*/
void activeFontChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the inactive font changed.
*
* @see font
*/
void inactiveFontChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the small active font changed
*
* @see font
*/
void smallActiveFontChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the small inactive font changed
*
* @see font
*/
void smallInactiveFontChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted if any of the fonts changed.
*
* @see activeFontChanged
* @see inactiveFontChanged
* @see smallInactiveFontChanged
* @see smallInactiveFontChanged
*/
void fontsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the left title buttons changed.
*
* @see titleButtonsLeft
* @see defaultTitleButtonsLeft
*/
void leftButtonsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the right title buttons changed.
*
* @see titleButtonsRight
* @see defaultTitleButtonsRight
*/
void rightButtonsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the custom buttons position setting changed.
*
* @see customButtonPositions
*/
void customButtonPositionsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when one of the title buttons relevant settings changed.
*
* @see leftButtonsChanged
* @see rightButtonsChanged
* @see customButtonPositionsChanged
*/
void buttonsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when show tooltips setting changed.
*
* @see showTooltips
*/
void showTooltipsChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the border size setting changed.
*
* @see preferredBorderSize
*/
void borderSizeChanged();
/**
* @brief This signal is emitted whenever the configuration changed.
*
* A decoration plugin should connect to this signal and evaluate whether
* some decoration specific settings need to be updated.
*/
void configChanged();
/**
* @brief Emitted when the compositing state in KWin core changes.
*/
void compositingChanged();
protected:
/** @internal */
void setOpMaxButtonLeftClick(WindowOperation op);
/** @internal */
void setOpMaxButtonRightClick(WindowOperation op);
/** @internal */
void setOpMaxButtonMiddleClick(WindowOperation op);
/** @internal */
void setBorderSize(BorderSize bs);
/** @internal */
void setCustomButtonPositions(bool b);
/** @internal */
void setTitleButtonsLeft(const QList<DecorationButton>& b);
/** @internal */
void setTitleButtonsRight(const QList<DecorationButton>& b);
/**
* Call to update settings when the config changes.
* @since 4.0.1
* @internal
*/
void updateSettings(KConfig* config);
private:
/**
* @internal
*/
KDecorationOptionsPrivate* d;
static KDecorationOptions *s_self;
};
/**
* This is the base class for a decoration object. It provides functions
* that give various information about the decorated window, and also
* provides pure virtual functions for controlling the decoration that
* every decoration should implement.
*/
class KDECORATIONS_EXPORT KDecoration
: public QObject, public KDecorationDefines
{
Q_OBJECT
Q_PROPERTY(bool active READ isActive NOTIFY activeChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(QString caption READ caption NOTIFY captionChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(int desktop READ desktop WRITE setDesktop NOTIFY desktopChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(bool onAllDesktops READ isOnAllDesktops NOTIFY desktopChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(bool setShade READ isSetShade NOTIFY shadeChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(QIcon icon READ icon NOTIFY iconChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(bool maximized READ isMaximized NOTIFY maximizeChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(bool keepAbove READ keepAbove WRITE setKeepAbove NOTIFY keepAboveChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(bool keepBelow READ keepBelow WRITE setKeepBelow NOTIFY keepBelowChanged)
Q_PROPERTY(bool onAllDesktopsAvailable READ isOnAllDesktopsAvailable NOTIFY onAllDesktopsAvailableChanged)
public:
/**
* Constructs a KDecoration object. Both the arguments are passed from
* KDecorationFactory. Note that the initialization code of the decoration
* should be done in the init() method.
*/
KDecoration(KDecorationBridge* bridge, KDecorationFactory* factory);
/**
* Destroys the KDecoration.
*/
virtual ~KDecoration();
// requests from decoration
/**
* Returns the KDecorationOptions object, which is used to access
* configuration settings for the decoration.
*
* @deprecated use KDecorationOptions::self()
*/
static const KDecorationOptions* options();
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window is currently active.
*/
bool isActive() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decoration window can be closed by the user.
*/
bool isCloseable() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window can be maximized.
*/
bool isMaximizable() const;
/**
* Returns the current maximization mode of the decorated window.
* Note that only fully maximized windows should be treated
* as "maximized" (e.g. if the maximize button has only two states).
* @see isMaximized
*/
MaximizeMode maximizeMode() const;
/**
* @brief Convenience method for the case that the decoration is
* only interested in whether the decoration is in fully maximized
* or restored state ignoring vertical and horizontal maximized modes.
*
* @return bool @c true if maximized fully, @c false otherwise
* @see maximizeMode
*/
bool isMaximized() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window can be minimized by the user.
*/
/**
* Returns the current quicktiling mode of the decorated window.
* (window is places into one of the corners or edges)
*/
QuickTileMode quickTileMode() const;
bool isMinimizable() const;
/**
* Return @a true if the decorated window can show context help
* (i.e. the decoration should provide the context help button).
*/
bool providesContextHelp() const;
/**
* Returns the number of the virtual desktop the decorated window
* is currently on (including NET::OnAllDesktops for being on all
* desktops).
*/
int desktop() const;
/**
* Convenience function that returns @a true if the window is on all
* virtual desktops.
*/
bool isOnAllDesktops() const; // convenience
/**
* @returns @c true if the decorated window can be put on all desktops
* @since 5.0
* @see onAllDesktopsAvailableChanged()
**/
bool isOnAllDesktopsAvailable() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decoration window is modal (usually a modal dialog).
*/
bool isModal() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window can be shaded.
*/
bool isShadeable() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window is currently shaded.
* If the window is e.g. hover unshaded, it's not considered to be shaded.
* This function should not be used for the shade titlebar button, use
* @ref isSetShade() instead.
*
* @see isSetShade
*/
bool isShade() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window was set to be shaded. This function
* returns also true if the window is e.g. hover unshaded, so it doesn't
* always correspond to the actual window state.
*
* @see isShade
*/
bool isSetShade() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window should be kept above other windows.
*/
bool keepAbove() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window should be kept below other windows.
*/
bool keepBelow() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window can be moved by the user.
*/
bool isMovable() const;
/**
* Returns @a true if the decorated window can be resized by the user.
*/
bool isResizable() const;
/**
* This function returns the window type of the decorated window.
* The argument to this function is a mask of all window types
* the decoration knows about (as the list of valid window types
* is extended over time, and fallback types are specified in order
* to support older code). For a description of all window types,
* see the definition of the NET::WindowType type. Note that
* some window types never have decorated windows.
*
* An example of usage:
* @code
* const unsigned long supported_types = NET::NormalMask | NET::DesktopMask
* | NET::DockMask | NET::ToolbarMask | NET::MenuMask | NET::DialogMask
* | NET::OverrideMask | NET::TopMenuMask | NET::UtilityMask | NET::SplashMask;
*
* NET::WindowType type = windowType( supported_types );
*
* if ( type == NET::Utility || type == NET::Menu || type == NET::Toolbar )
* // ... use smaller decorations for tool window types
* else
* // ... use normal decorations
* @endcode
*/
NET::WindowType windowType(unsigned long supported_types) const;
/**
* Returns an icon set with the decorated window's icon.
*/
QIcon icon() const;
/**
* Returns the decorated window's caption that should be shown in the titlebar.
*/
QString caption() const;
/**
* This function invokes the window operations menu.
* \param pos specifies the place on the screen where the menu should
* show up. The menu pops up at the bottom-left corner of the specified
* rectangle, unless there is no space, in which case the menu is
* displayed above the rectangle.
*
* \note Decorations that enable a double-click operation for the menu
* button must ensure to call \a showWindowMenu() with the \a pos
* rectangle set to the menu button geometry.
* IMPORTANT: As a result of this function, the decoration object that
* called it may be destroyed after the function returns. This means
* that the decoration object must either return immediately after
* calling showWindowMenu(), or it must use
* KDecorationFactory::exists() to check it's still valid. For example,
* the code handling clicks on the menu button should look similarly
* like this:
*
* \code
* KDecorationFactory* f = factory(); // needs to be saved before
* showWindowMenu( button[MenuButton]->mapToGlobal( menuPoint ));
* if ( !f->exists( this )) // destroyed, return immediately
* return;
* button[MenuButton]->setDown(false);
* \endcode
*/
void showWindowMenu(const QRect &pos);
/**
* Overloaded version of the above.
*/
void showWindowMenu(QPoint pos);
/**
* show application menu at p
*/
void showApplicationMenu(const QPoint& p);
/**
* Returns @a true if menu available for client
*/
bool menuAvailable() const;
/**
* This function performs the given window operation. This function may destroy
* the current decoration object, just like showWindowMenu().
*/
void performWindowOperation(WindowOperation op);
/**
* If the decoration is non-rectangular, this function needs to be called
* to set the shape of the decoration.
*
* @param reg The shape of the decoration.
* @param mode The X11 values Unsorted, YSorted, YXSorted and YXBanded that specify
* the sorting of the rectangles, default value is Unsorted.
*/
void setMask(const QRegion& reg, int mode = 0);
/**
* This convenience function resets the shape mask.
*/
void clearMask(); // convenience
/**
* If this function returns @a true, the decorated window is used as a preview
* e.g. in the configuration module. In such case, the decoration can e.g.
* show some information in the window area.
*/
bool isPreview() const;
/**
* Returns the geometry of the decoration.
*/
QRect geometry() const;
/**
* Returns the icon geometry for the window, i.e. the geometry of the taskbar
* entry. This is used mainly for window minimize animations. Note that
* the geometry may be null.
*/
QRect iconGeometry() const;
/**
* Returns the intersection of the given region with the region left
* unobscured by the windows stacked above the current one. You can use
* this function to, for example, try to keep the titlebar visible if
* there is a hole available. The region returned is in the coordinate
* space of the decoration.
* @param r The region you want to check for holes
*/
QRegion unobscuredRegion(const QRegion& r) const;
/**
* Returns the handle of the window that is being decorated. It is possible
* the returned value will be 0.
* IMPORTANT: This function is meant for special purposes, and it
* usually should not be used. The main purpose is finding out additional
* information about the window's state. Also note that different kinds
* of windows are decorated: Toplevel windows managed by the window manager,
* test window in the window manager decoration module, and possibly also
* other cases.
* Careless abuse of this function will usually sooner or later lead
* to problems.
*/
WId windowId() const;
/**
* Convenience function that returns the width of the decoration.
*/
int width() const; // convenience
/**
* Convenience function that returns the height of the decoration.
*/
int height() const; // convenience
/**
* Returns the rectangle within the window frame that should be transparent.
* Usually this rectangle is the same as the client area, and it is never
* larger.
*
* If the client has requested that the window frame is extended into the
* client area, this rectangle is smaller than the client area.
*
* If the window frame should cover the whole client area, a null rectangle
* is returned.
*
* @since 4.4
*/
QRect transparentRect() const;
/**
* This function is the default handler for mouse events. All mouse events
* that are not handled by the decoration itself should be passed to it
* in order to make work operations like window resizing by dragging borders etc.
*/
void processMousePressEvent(QMouseEvent* e);
/**
* Whether the alpha channel is currently enabled. The value of this property is
* only relevant in case the decoration provides the AbilityAnnounceAlphaChannel.
*
* The compositor can make use of this information to optimize the rendering of the
* decoration.
*
* The default value of this property is @c false. That means if a decoration wants to make
* use alpha channel it has to call setAlphaEnabled with @c true.
*
* @see setAlphaEnabled
* @see alphaEnabledChanged
* @since 4.10
**/
bool isAlphaEnabled() const;
/**
* The recommended palette for the decoration. This can be different per decorated client.
*/
QPalette palette() const;
// requests to decoration
/**
* This function is called immediately after the decoration object is created.
* Due to some technical reasons, initialization should be done here
* instead of in the constructor.
*/
virtual void init() = 0; // called once right after created
/**
* This function should return mouse cursor position in the decoration.
* Positions at the edge will result in window resizing with mouse button
* pressed, center position will result in moving.
*/
virtual Position mousePosition(const QPoint& p) const = 0;
/**
* This function should return the distance from each window side to the inner
* window. The sizes may depend on the state of the decorated window, such as
* whether it's shaded. Decorations often turn off their bottom border when the
* window is shaded, and turn off their left/right/bottom borders when
* the window is maximized and moving and resizing of maximized windows is disabled.
* This function mustn't do any repaints or resizes. Also, if the sizes returned
* by this function don't match the real values, this may result in drawing errors
* or other problems.
*
* @see KDecorationOptions::moveResizeMaximizedWindows()
*/
// mustn't do any repaints, resizes or anything like that
virtual void borders(int& left, int& right, int& top, int& bottom) const = 0;
/**
* This method is called by kwin when the style should resize the decoration window.
* The usual implementation is to resize the main widget of the decoration to the
* given size.
*
* @param s Specifies the new size of the decoration window.
*/
virtual void resize(const QSize& s) = 0;
/**
* This function should return the minimum required size for the decoration.
* Note that the returned size shouldn't be too large, because it will be
* used to keep the decorated window at least as large.
*/
virtual QSize minimumSize() const = 0;
/**
* @brief Renders the decoration into the given paint @p device.
*
* A decoration can implement this method to provide an optimized way to render the window
* decoration with compositing enabled. A decoration providing an implementation of this
* method should best not render to the decoration widget at all. To still schedule repaints
* it has to invoke the slot @link update() with the geometry that should be repainted in the
* next painting pass. The compositor might compress several calls to update in one call to
* render().
*
* If compositing is disabled the decoration should render in the normal way, this method is
* not going to be invoked.
*
* The default implementation just delegates to render() on the decoration's widget.
*
* @param device The paint device to render to
* @param sourceRegion The region which should be rendered to the device
* @see update
*/
virtual void render(QPaintDevice *device, const QRegion &sourceRegion);
Q_SIGNALS:
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window either becomes or stops being active.
* Use isActive() to find out the current state.
*/
void activeChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the caption changes. Use caption() to get it.
*/
void captionChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the desktop for the window changes. Use
* desktop() or isOnAllDesktops() to find out the current desktop
* on which the window is.
*/
void desktopChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window is shaded or unshaded. Use
* isShade() to get the current state.
*/
void shadeChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window icon changes. Use icon() to get it.
*/
void iconChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the maximalization state of the window changes.
* Use maximizeMode() or isMaximized() to get the current state.
*/
void maximizeChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window's keep-above state changes.
*/
void keepAboveChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window's keep-below state changes.
*/
void keepBelowChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window's keep-above state changes.
* @deprecated connect to signal without argument
*/
void keepAboveChanged(bool);
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the window's keep-below state changes.
* @deprecated connect to signal without argument
*/
void keepBelowChanged(bool);
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the decorated Client indicated that the
* available buttons should change (e.g. a closeable window becomes non
* closable).
*
* An implementing class should connect to this signal if it wants to update
* the buttons accordingly.
**/
void decorationButtonsChanged();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever application menu is closed
* Application menu button may need to be modified on this signal
*/
void menuHidden();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever application want to show it menu
*/
void showRequest();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever application menu becomes available
*/
void appMenuAvailable();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever application menu becomes unavailable
*/
void appMenuUnavailable();
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the decoration changes it's alpha enabled
* change. Only relevant in case the decoration provides AbilityAnnounceAlphaChannel.
*
* @param enabled The new state of alpha channel usage
* @see setAlphaEnabled
* @see isAlphaEnabled
* @since 4.10
**/
void alphaEnabledChanged(bool enabled);
/**
* This signal is emitted whenever the decorated window can be put on all desktops or no
* longer be put on all desktops.
*
* @see isOnAllDesktopsAvailable()
* @since 5.0
**/
void onAllDesktopsAvailableChanged();
public:
/**
* @internal Reserved.
*/
// TODO position will need also values for top+left+bottom etc. docking ?
virtual bool windowDocked(Position side);
/**
* This function can return additional padding values that are added outside the
* borders of the window, and can be used by the decoration if it wants to paint
* outside the frame.
*
* The typical use case is for drawing a drop shadow or glowing effect around the window.
*
* The area outside the frame cannot receive input, and when compositing is disabled,
* painting is clipped to the mask, or the window frame if no mask is defined.
*/
virtual void padding(int &left, int &right, int &top, int &bottom) const;
// special
/**
* This should be the first function called in init() to specify
* the main widget of the decoration. The widget should be created
* with parent specified by initialParentWidget() and flags
* specified by initialWFlags().
*/
void setMainWidget(QWidget*);
/**
* Convenience functions that creates and sets a main widget as necessary.
* In such case, it's usually needed to install an event filter
* on the main widget to receive important events on it.
*
* @param flags Additional widget flags for the main widget. Note that only
* flags that affect widget drawing are allowed. Window type flags
* like WX11BypassWM or WStyle_NoBorder are forbidden.
*/
void createMainWidget(Qt::WindowFlags flags = 0);
/**
* This should be the first function called in init() to specify
* the main window of the decoration. The window should be created
* with window flags specified by initialWFlags().
*
* This class takes over ownership of the QWindow.
*
* A window decoration can either be QWidget based or QWindow based. If it
* calls both setMainWidget() and setMainWindow() the behavior is undefined.
*/
void setMainWindow(QWindow *window);
/**
* The flags that should be used when creating the main widget.
* It is possible to add more flags when creating the main widget, but only flags
* that affect widget drawing are allowed. Window type flags like WX11BypassWM
* or WStyle_NoBorder are forbidden.
*/
Qt::WindowFlags initialWFlags() const;
/**
* Returns the main widget for the decoration.
*/
QWidget* widget();
/**
* Returns the main widget for the decoration.
*/
const QWidget* widget() const;
/**
* Returns the main window for the decoration.
*/
QWindow* window();
/**
* Returns the factory that created this decoration.
*/
KDecorationFactory* factory() const;
/**
* Performs X server grab. It is safe to call it several times in a row.
*/
void grabXServer();
/**
* Ungrabs X server (if the number of ungrab attempts matches the number of grab attempts).
*/
void ungrabXServer();
/**
* Returns @a true if compositing--and therefore ARGB--is enabled.
*/
bool compositingActive() const;
/**
* Determine which action the user has mapped \p button to. Useful for determining whether
* a button press was for window tab dragging or for displaying the client menu.
*/
WindowOperation buttonToWindowOperation(Qt::MouseButtons button);
/**
* Convenient method to show the decoration's widget or window.
**/
void show();
/**
* Convenient method to hide the decoration's widget or window.
**/
void hide();
/**
* Convenient method to get the geometry of the decoration widget or window.
**/
QRect rect() const;
// Window tabbing
/**
* Returns whether or not this client group contains the active client.
*/
bool isInActiveTabGroup();
/**
* Return the amount of tabs in this group
*/
int tabCount() const;
/**
* Return the icon for the tab at index \p idx (\p idx must be smaller than tabCount())
*/
QIcon icon(int idx) const;
/**
* Return the caption for the tab at index \p idx (\p idx must be smaller than tabCount())
*/
QString caption(int idx) const;
/**
* Return the unique id for the tab at index \p idx (\p idx must be smaller than tabCount())
*/
long tabId(int idx) const;
/**
* Returns the id of the currently active client in this group.
*/
long currentTabId() const;
/**
* Activate tab for the window with the id \p id.
*/
void setCurrentTab(long id);
/**
* Entab windw with id \p A beFORE the window with the id \p B.
*/
virtual void tab_A_before_B(long A, long B);
/**
* Entab windw with id \p A beHIND the window with the id \p B.
*/
virtual void tab_A_behind_B(long A, long B);
/**
* Remove the window with the id \p id from its tabgroup and place it at \p newGeom
*/
virtual void untab(long id, const QRect& newGeom);
/**
* Close the client with the id \p id.
*/
void closeTab(long id);
/**
* Close all windows in this group.
*/
void closeTabGroup();
/**
* Display the right-click client menu belonging to the client at index \p index at the
* global coordinates specified by \p pos.
*/
void showWindowMenu(const QPoint& pos, long id);
public: // invokables; runtime resolution
/**
* reimplement this invokable to signal the core where the titlebar is (usually PositionTop)
*/
Q_INVOKABLE KDecorationDefines::Position titlebarPosition();
public Q_SLOTS:
// requests from decoration
/**
* This function can be called by the decoration to request
* closing of the decorated window. Note that closing the window
* also involves destroying the decoration.
* IMPORTANT: This function may destroy the current decoration object,
* just like showWindowMenu().
*/
void closeWindow();
/**
* Changes the maximize mode of the decorated window. This function should
* be preferred to the other maximize() overload for reacting on clicks
* on the maximize titlebar button.
*/
void maximize(Qt::MouseButtons button);
/**
* Set the maximize mode of the decorated window.
* @param mode The maximization mode to be set.
*/
void maximize(MaximizeMode mode);
/**
* Minimize the decorated window.
*/
void minimize();
/**
* Start showing context help in the window (i.e. the mouse will enter
* the what's this mode).
*/
void showContextHelp();
/**
* Moves the window to the given desktop. Use NET::OnAllDesktops for making
* the window appear on all desktops.
*/
void setDesktop(int desktop);
/**
* This function toggles the on-all-desktops state of the decorated window.
*/
void toggleOnAllDesktops(); // convenience
/**
* This function performs the operation configured as titlebar double click
* operation.
*/
void titlebarDblClickOperation();
/**
* This function performs the operation configured as titlebar wheel mouse
* operation.
* @param delta the mouse wheel delta
*/
void titlebarMouseWheelOperation(int delta);
/**
* Shades or unshades the decorated window.
* @param set Whether the window should be shaded
*/
void setShade(bool set);
/**
* Sets or reset keeping this window above others.
* @param set Whether to keep the window above others
*/
void setKeepAbove(bool set);
/**
* Sets or reset keeping this window below others.
* @param set Whether to keep the window below others
*/
void setKeepBelow(bool set);
/**
* Schedules a complete repaint of the window decoration.
*
* A decoration needs to schedule repaints if compositing is active and it does not render to
* the decoration's QWidget.
*
* The compositor might compress several calls to update into just one call to render().
*
* @see render()
*/
void update();
/**
* Overloaded method for convenience.
*
* @param rect the geometry to schedule for repaint.
*/
void update(const QRect &rect);
/**
* Overloaded method for convenience.
*
* @param region the geometry to schedule for repaint.
*/
void update(const QRegion &region);
protected Q_SLOTS:
/**
* A decoration providing AbilityAnnounceAlphaChannel can use this method to enable/disable the
* use of alpha channel. This is useful if for a normal window the decoration renders its own
* shadows or round corners and thus needs alpha channel. But in maximized state the decoration
* is fully opaque. By disabling the alpha channel the Compositor can optimize the rendering.
*
* @param enabled If @c true alpha channel is enabled, if @c false alpha channel is disabled
* @see isAlphaEnabled
* @see alphaEnabledChanged
* @since 4.10
**/
void setAlphaEnabled(bool enabled);
/**
* This slot can be reimplemented to return the regions defined
* by KDecorationDefines::Region.
*
* The default implementation always returns an empty region.
*
* @since 4.8
*/
QRegion region(KDecorationDefines::Region r);
private:
KDecorationPrivate* d;
};
inline
KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode operator^(KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode m1, KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode m2)
{
return KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode(int(m1) ^ int(m2));
}
inline
KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode operator&(KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode m1, KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode m2)
{
return KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode(int(m1) & int(m2));
}
inline
KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode operator|(KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode m1, KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode m2)
{
return KDecorationDefines::MaximizeMode(int(m1) | int(m2));
}
/** @} */
Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(KDecoration::QuickTileMode)
Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(KDecorationDefines::WindowOperation)
#endif