#ifndef DockWidgetH
#define DockWidgetH
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******************************************************************************/


//============================================================================
/// \file   DockWidget.h
/// \author Uwe Kindler
/// \date   26.02.2017
/// \brief  Declaration of CDockWidget class
//============================================================================


//============================================================================
//                                   INCLUDES
//============================================================================
#include <QFrame>

#include "ads_globals.h"

QT_FORWARD_DECLARE_CLASS(QToolBar)
QT_FORWARD_DECLARE_CLASS(QXmlStreamWriter)

namespace ads
{
struct DockWidgetPrivate;
class CDockWidgetTab;
class CDockManager;
class CDockContainerWidget;
class CDockAreaWidget;
class DockContainerWidgetPrivate;
class CFloatingDockContainer;
class CAutoHideTab;
class CAutoHideDockContainer;
class CAutoHideSideBar;

/**
 * The QDockWidget class provides a widget that can be docked inside a
 * CDockManager or floated as a top-level window on the desktop.
 */
class ADS_EXPORT CDockWidget : public QFrame
{
    Q_OBJECT
private:
    DockWidgetPrivate* d; ///< private data (pimpl)
    friend struct DockWidgetPrivate;

private Q_SLOTS:
    /**
     * Adjusts the toolbar icon sizes according to the floating state
     */
    void setToolbarFloatingStyle(bool topLevel);

protected:
    friend class CDockContainerWidget;
    friend class CDockAreaWidget;
    friend class CFloatingDockContainer;
    friend class CDockManager;
    friend struct DockManagerPrivate;
    friend class DockContainerWidgetPrivate;
    friend class CDockAreaTabBar;
    friend class CDockWidgetTab;
    friend struct DockWidgetTabPrivate;
    friend struct DockAreaTitleBarPrivate;
    friend class CAutoHideDockContainer;
    friend CAutoHideSideBar;

    /**
     * Assigns the dock manager that manages this dock widget
     */
    void setDockManager(CDockManager* DockManager);

    /**
     * If this dock widget is inserted into a dock area, the dock area will
     * be registered on this widget via this function. If a dock widget is
     * removed from a dock area, this function will be called with nullptr
     * value.
     */
    void setDockArea(CDockAreaWidget* DockArea);

    /**
     * This function changes the toggle view action without emitting any
     * signal
     */
    void setToggleViewActionChecked(bool Checked);

    /**
     * Saves the state into the given stream
     */
    void saveState(QXmlStreamWriter& Stream) const;

    /**
     * This is a helper function for the dock manager to flag this widget
     * as unassigned.
     * When calling the restore function, it may happen, that the saved state
     * contains less dock widgets then currently available. All widgets whose
     * data is not contained in the saved state, are flagged as unassigned
     * after the restore process. If the user shows an unassigned dock widget,
     * a floating widget will be created to take up the dock widget.
     */
    void flagAsUnassigned();

    /**
     * Call this function to emit a topLevelChanged() signal and to update
     * the dock area tool bar visibility
     */
    static void emitTopLevelEventForWidget(CDockWidget* TopLevelDockWidget, bool Floating);

    /**
     * Use this function to emit a top level changed event.
     * Do never use emit topLevelChanged(). Always use this function because
     * it only emits a signal if the floating state has really changed
     */
    void emitTopLevelChanged(bool Floating);

    /**
     * Internal function for modifying the closed state when restoring
     * a saved docking state
     */
    void setClosedState(bool Closed);

    /**
     * Internal toggle view function that does not check if the widget
     * already is in the given state
     */
    void toggleViewInternal(bool Open);

    /**
     * Internal close dock widget implementation.
     * The function returns true if the dock widget has been closed or hidden
     */
    bool closeDockWidgetInternal(bool ForceClose = false);

public:
    using Super = QFrame;

    enum DockWidgetFeature
    {
        DockWidgetClosable = 0x001,///< dock widget has a close button
        DockWidgetMovable = 0x002,///< dock widget is movable and can be moved to a new position in the current dock container
        DockWidgetFloatable = 0x004,///< dock widget can be dragged into a floating window
        DockWidgetDeleteOnClose = 0x008, ///< deletes the dock widget when it is closed
        CustomCloseHandling = 0x010, ///< clicking the close button will not close the dock widget but emits the closeRequested() signal instead
        DockWidgetFocusable = 0x020, ///< if this is enabled, a dock widget can get focus highlighting
        DockWidgetForceCloseWithArea = 0x040, ///< dock widget will be closed when the dock area hosting it is closed
        NoTab = 0x080, ///< dock widget tab will never be shown if this flag is set
        DeleteContentOnClose = 0x100, ///< deletes only the contained widget on close, keeping the dock widget intact and in place. Attempts to rebuild the contents widget on show if there is a widget factory set.
        DockWidgetPinnable = 0x200, ///< dock widget can be pinned and added to an auto hide dock container
        DefaultDockWidgetFeatures = DockWidgetClosable | DockWidgetMovable | DockWidgetFloatable | DockWidgetFocusable | DockWidgetPinnable,
        AllDockWidgetFeatures = DefaultDockWidgetFeatures | DockWidgetDeleteOnClose | CustomCloseHandling,
        DockWidgetAlwaysCloseAndDelete = DockWidgetForceCloseWithArea | DockWidgetDeleteOnClose,
        GloballyLockableFeatures = DockWidgetClosable | DockWidgetMovable | DockWidgetFloatable | DockWidgetPinnable,
        NoDockWidgetFeatures = 0x000
    };
    Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(DockWidgetFeatures, DockWidgetFeature)

    enum eState
    {
        StateHidden,
        StateDocked,
        StateFloating
    };

    enum eToolBarStyleSource
    {
    	ToolBarStyleFromDockManager,
    	ToolBarStyleFromDockWidget
    };

    /**
     * Sets the widget for the dock widget to widget.
     * The InsertMode defines how the widget is inserted into the dock widget.
     * The content of a dock widget should be resizable do a very small size to
     * prevent the dock widget from blocking the resizing. To ensure, that a
     * dock widget can be resized very well, it is better to insert the content+
     * widget into a scroll area or to provide a widget that is already a scroll
     * area or that contains a scroll area.
     * If the InsertMode is AutoScrollArea, the DockWidget tries to automatically
     * detect how to insert the given widget. If the widget is derived from
     * QScrollArea (i.e. an QAbstractItemView), then the widget is inserted
     * directly. If the given widget is not a scroll area, the widget will be
     * inserted into a scroll area.
     * To force insertion into a scroll area, you can also provide the InsertMode
     * ForceScrollArea. To prevent insertion into a scroll area, you can
     * provide the InsertMode ForceNoScrollArea
     */
    enum eInsertMode
    {
        AutoScrollArea,
        ForceScrollArea,
        ForceNoScrollArea
    };


    /**
     * The mode of the minimumSizeHint() that is returned by the DockWidget
     * minimumSizeHint() function.
     * To ensure, that a dock widget does not block resizing, the dock widget
     * reimplements minimumSizeHint() function to return a very small minimum
     * size hint. If you would like to adhere the minimumSizeHint() from the
     * content widget, then set the minimumSizeHintMode() to
     * MinimumSizeHintFromContent. If you would like to use the minimumSize()
     * value of the content widget or the dock widget, then you can use the
     * MinimumSizeHintFromDockWidgetMinimumSize or
     * MinimumSizeHintFromContentMinimumSize modes.
     */
    enum eMinimumSizeHintMode
    {
    	MinimumSizeHintFromDockWidget,
    	MinimumSizeHintFromContent,
    	MinimumSizeHintFromDockWidgetMinimumSize,
    	MinimumSizeHintFromContentMinimumSize,
    };


    /**
     * This mode configures the behavior of the toggle view action.
     * If the mode if ActionModeToggle, then the toggle view action is
     * a checkable action to show / hide the dock widget. If the mode
     * is ActionModeShow, then the action is not checkable an it will
     * always show the dock widget if clicked. If the mode is ActionModeShow,
     * the user can only close the DockWidget with the close button.
     */
    enum eToggleViewActionMode
    {
        ActionModeToggle,//!< ActionModeToggle
        ActionModeShow   //!< ActionModeShow
    };


    /**
     * This constructor creates a dock widget with the given title.
     * The title is the text that is shown in the window title when the dock
     * widget is floating and it is the title that is shown in the titlebar
     * or the tab of this dock widget if it is tabified.
     * The object name of the dock widget is also set to the title. The
     * object name is required by the dock manager to properly save and restore
     * the state of the dock widget. That means, the title needs to be unique.
     * If your title is not unique or if you would like to change the title
     * during runtime, you need to set a unique object name explicitly
     * by calling setObjectName() after construction.
     * Use the layoutFlags to configure the layout of the dock widget.
     * \note If you would like to use custom TabWidget implementations, you need
     * to use the constructor with the CDockManager argument.
     */
    Q_DECL_DEPRECATED explicit CDockWidget(const QString &title, QWidget* parent = nullptr);

    /**
     * This constructor creates a dock widget for the given dock manager with the
     * provided title.
     *
     * @param manager Pointer to the dock manager that owns the dock widget.
     * @param title The title is the text that is shown in the window title when
     * the dock widget is floating and it is the title that is shown in the
     * titlebar or the tab of this dock widget if it is tabified.
     * @param parent Pointer to the parent widget, defaults to nullptr.
     *
     * @note The object name of the dock widget is also set to the title. The
     * object name is required by the dock manager to properly save and restore
     * the state of the dock widget. That means, the title needs to be unique. If
     * the title is not unique or if you would like to change the title during
     * runtime, you need to set a unique object name explicitly by calling
     * setObjectName() after construction. Use the layoutFlags to configure the
     * layout of the dock widget.
     *
     * @note this constructor is preferred over the two argument version, especially
     * when custom factories are in use. Indeed, it will use the Dock Manager factory,
     * and not the default factory. For this reason, the original constructor should
     * be deprecated in favour of this version.
     */
    CDockWidget(CDockManager *manager, const QString &title, QWidget* parent = nullptr);

    /**
     * Virtual Destructor
     */
    ~CDockWidget() override;

    /**
     * We return a fixed minimum size hint or the size hint of the content
     * widget if minimum size hint mode is MinimumSizeHintFromContent
     */
    virtual QSize minimumSizeHint() const override;

    /**
     * Sets the widget for the dock widget to widget.
     * The InsertMode defines how the widget is inserted into the dock widget.
     * The content of a dock widget should be resizable to a very small size to
     * prevent the dock widget from blocking the resizing. To ensure, that a
     * dock widget can be resized very well, it is better to insert the content+
     * widget into a scroll area or to provide a widget that is already a scroll
     * area or that contains a scroll area.
     * If the InsertMode is AutoScrollArea, the DockWidget tries to automatically
     * detect how to insert the given widget. If the widget is derived from
     * QScrollArea (i.e. an QAbstractItemView), then the widget is inserted
     * directly. If the given widget is not a scroll area, the widget will be
     * inserted into a scroll area.
     * To force insertion into a scroll area, you can also provide the InsertMode
     * ForceScrollArea. To prevent insertion into a scroll area, you can
     * provide the InsertMode ForceNoScrollArea
     */
    void setWidget(QWidget* widget, eInsertMode InsertMode = AutoScrollArea);
	
	/**
	 * Only used when the feature flag DeleteContentOnClose is set.
	 * Using the flag and setting a widget factory allows to free the resources
	 * of the widget of your application while retaining the position the next
	 * time you want to show your widget, unlike the flag DockWidgetDeleteOnClose
	 * which deletes the dock widget itself. Since we keep the dock widget, all
	 * regular features of ADS should work as normal, including saving and
	 * restoring the state of the docking system and using perspectives.
	 */
	using FactoryFunc = std::function<QWidget*(QWidget*)>;
	void setWidgetFactory(FactoryFunc createWidget, eInsertMode InsertMode = AutoScrollArea);
	
    /**
     * Remove the widget from the dock and give ownership back to the caller
     */
    QWidget* takeWidget();

    /**
     * Returns the widget for the dock widget. This function returns zero if
     * the widget has not been set.
     */
    QWidget* widget() const;

    /**
     * Returns the tab widget of this dock widget that is shown in the dock
     * area title bar
     */
    CDockWidgetTab* tabWidget() const;

    /**
     * Sets, whether the dock widget is movable, closable, and floatable.
     */
    void setFeatures(DockWidgetFeatures features);

    /**
     * Sets the feature flag for this dock widget if on is true; otherwise
     * clears the flag.
     */
    void setFeature(DockWidgetFeature flag, bool on);

    /**
     * This property holds whether the dock widget is movable, closable, and
     * floatable.
     * By default, this property is set to a combination of DockWidgetClosable,
     * DockWidgetMovable and DockWidgetFloatable.
     */
    DockWidgetFeatures features() const;

    /**
     * Triggers notification of feature change signals and functions
     */
    void notifyFeaturesChanged();

    /**
     * Returns the dock manager that manages the dock widget or 0 if the widget
     * has not been assigned to any dock manager yet
     */
    CDockManager* dockManager() const;

    /**
     * Returns the dock container widget this dock area widget belongs to or 0
     * if this dock widget has not been docked yet
     */
    CDockContainerWidget* dockContainer() const;

    /**
     * This function return the floating DockContainer if is isFloating() is true
     * and a nullptr if this dock widget is not floating.
     */
    CFloatingDockContainer* floatingDockContainer() const;

    /**
     * Returns the dock area widget this dock widget belongs to or 0
     * if this dock widget has not been docked yet
     */
    CDockAreaWidget* dockAreaWidget() const;

    /**
     * Returns the side tab widget for this dock, if this dock widget is in
     * a auto hide container. If it is not in a auto hide container, then this
     * function returns a nullptr,
     */
    CAutoHideTab* sideTabWidget() const;

    /**
     * Assign a side tab widget if this dock widget is an auto hide container
     */
    void setSideTabWidget(CAutoHideTab* SideTab) const;

    /**
     * Returns true, if this dock widget is in an auto hide container
     */
    bool isAutoHide() const;

    /**
     * Returns the auto hide dock container of this dock widget
     * or 0 if there is none
     */
    CAutoHideDockContainer* autoHideDockContainer() const;

    /**
     * Returns the auto hide side bar location or SideBarNone if, this is not
     * an autohide dock widget
     */
    SideBarLocation autoHideLocation() const;

    /**
     * Sets the preferred auto-hide sidebar location for this dock widget.
     * When set to a value other than SideBarNone, the pin button will place
     * this widget in the specified sidebar instead of using geometry-based
     * detection. When unpinning, widgets with the same preferred location
     * will be merged as tabs in the same dock area.
     * Set to SideBarNone (default) to use the original geometry-based behavior.
     */
    void setPreferredAutoHideSideBarLocation(SideBarLocation Location);

    /**
     * Returns the preferred auto-hide sidebar location, or SideBarNone
     * if no preference is set (geometry-based detection will be used).
     */
    SideBarLocation preferredAutoHideSideBarLocation() const;

    /**
     * This property holds whether the dock widget is floating.
     * A dock widget is only floating, if it is the one and only widget inside
     * of a floating container. If there are more than one dock widget in a
     * floating container, the all dock widgets are docked and not floating.
     */
    bool isFloating() const;

    /**
     * This function returns true, if this dock widget is in a floating.
     * The function returns true, if the dock widget is floating and it also
     * returns true if it is docked inside of a floating container.
     */
    bool isInFloatingContainer() const;

    /**
     * Returns true, if this dock widget is closed.
     */
    bool isClosed() const;

    /**
     * Returns a checkable action that can be used to show or close this dock widget.
     * The action's text is set to the dock widget's window title.
     */
    QAction* toggleViewAction() const;

    /**
     * Use provided action to be the default toggle view action for this dock widget.
     * This dock widget now owns the action.
     */
    void setToggleViewAction(QAction* action);

    /**
     * Configures the behavior of the toggle view action.
     * \see eToggleViewActionMode for a detailed description
     */
    void setToggleViewActionMode(eToggleViewActionMode Mode);

    /**
     * Configures the minimum size hint that is returned by the
     * minimumSizeHint() function.
     * \see eMinimumSizeHintMode for a detailed description
     */
    void setMinimumSizeHintMode(eMinimumSizeHintMode Mode);

    /**
     * Get the minimum size hint mode configured by setMinimumSizeHintMode
     */
    eMinimumSizeHintMode minimumSizeHintMode() const;

    /**
     * Returns true if the dock widget is set as central widget of it's dock manager
     */
    bool isCentralWidget() const;

    /**
     * Sets the dock widget icon that is shown in tabs and in toggle view
     * actions
     */
    void setIcon(const QIcon& Icon);

    /**
     * Returns the icon that has been assigned to the dock widget
     */
    QIcon icon() const;

    /**
     * This function returns the dock widget top tool bar.
     * If no toolbar is assigned, this function returns nullptr. To get a valid
     * toolbar you either need to create a default empty toolbar via
     * createDefaultToolBar() function or you need to assign your custom
     * toolbar via setToolBar().
     */
    QToolBar* toolBar() const;

    /**
     * If you would like to use the default top tool bar, then call this
     * function to create the default tool bar.
     * After this function the toolBar() function will return a valid toolBar()
     * object.
     */
    QToolBar* createDefaultToolBar();

    /**
     * Assign a new tool bar that is shown above the content widget.
     * The dock widget will become the owner of the tool bar and deletes it
     * on destruction
     */
    void setToolBar(QToolBar* ToolBar);

    /**
     * Configures, if the dock widget uses the global tool bar styles from
     * dock manager or if it uses its own tool bar style
     */
    void setToolBarStyleSource(eToolBarStyleSource Source);

    /**
     * Returns the configured tool bar style source
     */
    eToolBarStyleSource toolBarStyleSource() const;

    /**
     * This function sets the tool button style for the given dock widget state.
     * It is possible to switch the tool button style depending on the state.
     * If a dock widget is floating, then here are more space and it is
     * possible to select a style that requires more space like
     * Qt::ToolButtonTextUnderIcon. For the docked state Qt::ToolButtonIconOnly
     * might be better.
     */
    void setToolBarStyle(Qt::ToolButtonStyle Style, eState State);

    /**
     * Returns the tool button style for the given docking state.
     * \see setToolBarStyle()
     */
    Qt::ToolButtonStyle toolBarStyle(eState State) const;

    /**
     * This function sets the tool button icon size for the given state.
     * If a dock widget is floating, there is more space an increasing the
     * icon size is possible. For docked widgets, small icon sizes, eg. 16 x 16
     * might be better.
     */
    void setToolBarIconSize(const QSize& IconSize, eState State);

    /**
     * Returns the icon size for a given docking state.
     * \see setToolBarIconSize()
     */
    QSize toolBarIconSize(eState State) const;

    /**
     * Set the actions that will be shown in the dock area title bar
     * if this dock widget is the active tab.
     * You should not add to many actions to the title bar, because this
     * will remove the available space for the tabs. If you have a number
     * of actions, just add an action with a menu to show a popup menu
     * button in the title bar.
     */
    void setTitleBarActions(QList<QAction*> actions);

    /**
     * Returns a list of actions that will be inserted into the dock area title
     * bar if this dock widget becomes the current widget
     */
    virtual QList<QAction*> titleBarActions() const;


#ifndef QT_NO_TOOLTIP
    /**
     * This is function sets text tooltip for title bar widget
     * and tooltip for toggle view action
     */
    void setTabToolTip(const QString &text);
#endif

    /**
     * Returns true if the dock widget is floating and if the floating dock
     * container is full screen
     */
    bool isFullScreen() const;

    /**
     * Returns true if this dock widget is in a dock area, that contains at
     * least 2 opened dock widgets
     */
    bool isTabbed() const;

    /**
     * Returns true if this dock widget is the current one in the dock
     * area widget that contains it.
     * If the dock widget is the only opened dock widget in a dock area,
     * the true is returned
     */
    bool isCurrentTab() const;

public: // reimplements QFrame -----------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Emits titleChanged signal if title change event occurs
     */
    virtual bool event(QEvent *e) override;

public Q_SLOTS:
    /**
     * This property controls whether the dock widget is open or closed.
     * The toogleViewAction triggers this slot
     */
    void toggleView(bool Open = true);

    /**
     * Makes this dock widget the current tab in its dock area.
     * The function only has an effect, if the dock widget is open. A call
     * to this function will not toggle the view, so if it is closed,
     * nothing will happen
     */
    void setAsCurrentTab();

    /**
     * Brings the dock widget to the front
     * This means:
     * 	- If the dock widget is tabbed with other dock widgets but its tab is not current, it's made current.
     * 	- If the dock widget is floating, QWindow::raise() is called.
     * 	This only applies if the dock widget is already open. If closed, does nothing.
     */
    void raise();

    /**
     * This function will make a docked widget floating
     */
    void setFloating();

    /**
     * This function will delete the dock widget and its content from the
     * docking system
     */
    void deleteDockWidget();

    /**
     * Closes the dock widget.
     * The function forces closing of the dock widget even for CustomCloseHandling.
     */
    void closeDockWidget();

    /**
     * Request closing of the dock widget.
     * For DockWidget with default close handling, the function does the same
     * like clodeDockWidget() but if the flas CustomCloseHandling is set,
     * the function only emits the closeRequested() signal.
     */
    void requestCloseDockWidget();

    /**
     * Shows the widget in full-screen mode.
     * Normally this function only affects windows. To make the interface
     * compatible to QDockWidget, this function also maximizes a floating
     * dock widget.
     *
     * \note Full-screen mode works fine under Windows, but has certain
     * problems (doe not work) under X (Linux). These problems are due to
     * limitations of the ICCCM protocol that specifies the communication
     * between X11 clients and the window manager. ICCCM simply does not
     * understand the concept of non-decorated full-screen windows.
     */
    void showFullScreen();

    /**
     * This function complements showFullScreen() to restore the widget
     * after it has been in full screen mode.
     */
    void showNormal();

	/**
	 * Sets the dock widget into auto hide mode if this feature is enabled
	 * via CDockManager::setAutoHideFlags(CDockManager::AutoHideFeatureEnabled)
	 */
	void setAutoHide(bool Enable, SideBarLocation Location = SideBarNone, int TabIndex = -1);

	/**
	 * Switches the dock widget to auto hide mode or vice versa depending on its
	 * current state.
	 */
	void toggleAutoHide(SideBarLocation Location = SideBarNone);


Q_SIGNALS:
    /**
     * This signal is emitted if the dock widget is opened or closed
     */
    void viewToggled(bool Open);

    /**
     * This signal is emitted if the dock widget is closed
     */
    void closed();

    /**
     * This signal is emitted if the window title of this dock widget
     * changed
     */
    void titleChanged(const QString& Title);

    /**
     * This signal is emitted when the floating property changes.
     * The topLevel parameter is true if the dock widget is now floating;
     * otherwise it is false.
     */
    void topLevelChanged(bool topLevel);

    /**
     * This signal is emitted, if close is requested
     */
    void closeRequested();

    /**
     * This signal is emitted when the dock widget becomes visible (or invisible).
     * This happens when the widget is hidden or shown, as well as when it is
     * docked in a tabbed dock area and its tab becomes selected or unselected.
     */
    void visibilityChanged(bool visible);

    /**
     * This signal is emitted when the features property changes.
     * The features parameter gives the new value of the property.
     */
    void featuresChanged(ads::CDockWidget::DockWidgetFeatures features);
}; // class DockWidget
} // namespace ads

Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(ads::CDockWidget::DockWidgetFeatures)
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#endif // DockWidgetH
