Handle WM_CHARs and pass them to TREEVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys. See also

LISTVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys in listview.c.
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François Gouget 2001-02-12 18:08:08 +00:00 committed by Alexandre Julliard
parent 1afa24aeac
commit 2ad985527f
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@ -25,6 +25,7 @@
*/
#include <assert.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
@ -119,9 +120,16 @@ typedef struct tagTREEVIEW_INFO
int stateImageHeight;
int stateImageWidth;
HDPA items;
DWORD lastKeyPressTimestamp; /* Added */
WPARAM charCode; /* Added */
INT nSearchParamLength; /* Added */
CHAR szSearchParam[ MAX_PATH ]; /* Added */
} TREEVIEW_INFO;
/******** Defines that TREEVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys uses ****************/
#define KEY_DELAY 450
/* bitflags for infoPtr->uInternalStatus */
@ -3976,6 +3984,156 @@ TREEVIEW_SelectItem(TREEVIEW_INFO *infoPtr, INT wParam, HTREEITEM item)
return TRUE;
}
/*************************************************************************
* TREEVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys
*
* Processes keyboard messages generated by pressing the letter keys
* on the keyboard.
* What this does is perform a case insensitive search from the
* current position with the following quirks:
* - If two chars or more are pressed in quick succession we search
* for the corresponding string (e.g. 'abc').
* - If there is a delay we wipe away the current search string and
* restart with just that char.
* - If the user keeps pressing the same character, whether slowly or
* fast, so that the search string is entirely composed of this
* character ('aaaaa' for instance), then we search for first item
* that starting with that character.
* - If the user types the above character in quick succession, then
* we must also search for the corresponding string ('aaaaa'), and
* go to that string if there is a match.
*
* RETURNS
*
* Zero.
*
* BUGS
*
* - The current implementation has a list of characters it will
* accept and it ignores averything else. In particular it will
* ignore accentuated characters which seems to match what
* Windows does. But I'm not sure it makes sense to follow
* Windows there.
* - We don't sound a beep when the search fails.
* - The search should start from the focused item, not from the selected
* item. One reason for this is to allow for multiple selections in trees.
* But currently infoPtr->focusedItem does not seem very usable.
*
* SEE ALSO
*
* TREEVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys
*/
static INT TREEVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys(
HWND hwnd, /* handle to the window */
WPARAM charCode, /* the character code, the actual character */
LPARAM keyData /* key data */
)
{
TREEVIEW_INFO *infoPtr;
HTREEITEM nItem;
HTREEITEM endidx,idx;
TVITEMEXA item;
CHAR buffer[MAX_PATH];
DWORD timestamp,elapsed;
/* simple parameter checking */
if (!hwnd || !charCode || !keyData)
return 0;
infoPtr=(TREEVIEW_INFO*)GetWindowLongA(hwnd, 0);
if (!infoPtr)
return 0;
/* only allow the valid WM_CHARs through */
if (!isalnum(charCode) &&
charCode != '.' && charCode != '`' && charCode != '!' &&
charCode != '@' && charCode != '#' && charCode != '$' &&
charCode != '%' && charCode != '^' && charCode != '&' &&
charCode != '*' && charCode != '(' && charCode != ')' &&
charCode != '-' && charCode != '_' && charCode != '+' &&
charCode != '=' && charCode != '\\'&& charCode != ']' &&
charCode != '}' && charCode != '[' && charCode != '{' &&
charCode != '/' && charCode != '?' && charCode != '>' &&
charCode != '<' && charCode != ',' && charCode != '~')
return 0;
/* compute how much time elapsed since last keypress */
timestamp = GetTickCount();
if (timestamp > infoPtr->lastKeyPressTimestamp) {
elapsed=timestamp-infoPtr->lastKeyPressTimestamp;
} else {
elapsed=infoPtr->lastKeyPressTimestamp-timestamp;
}
/* update the search parameters */
infoPtr->lastKeyPressTimestamp=timestamp;
if (elapsed < KEY_DELAY) {
if (infoPtr->nSearchParamLength < sizeof(infoPtr->szSearchParam)) {
infoPtr->szSearchParam[infoPtr->nSearchParamLength++]=charCode;
}
if (infoPtr->charCode != charCode) {
infoPtr->charCode=charCode=0;
}
} else {
infoPtr->charCode=charCode;
infoPtr->szSearchParam[0]=charCode;
infoPtr->nSearchParamLength=1;
/* Redundant with the 1 char string */
charCode=0;
}
/* and search from the current position */
nItem=NULL;
if (infoPtr->selectedItem != NULL) {
endidx=infoPtr->selectedItem;
/* if looking for single character match,
* then we must always move forward
*/
if (infoPtr->nSearchParamLength == 1)
idx=TREEVIEW_GetNextListItem(infoPtr,endidx);
else
idx=endidx;
} else {
endidx=NULL;
idx=infoPtr->root->firstChild;
}
do {
if (idx == NULL) {
if (endidx == NULL)
break;
idx=infoPtr->root->firstChild;
}
/* get item */
ZeroMemory(&item, sizeof(item));
item.mask = TVIF_TEXT;
item.hItem = idx;
item.pszText = buffer;
item.cchTextMax = sizeof(buffer);
TREEVIEW_GetItemA( infoPtr, &item );
/* check for a match */
if (strncasecmp(item.pszText,infoPtr->szSearchParam,infoPtr->nSearchParamLength) == 0) {
nItem=idx;
break;
} else if ( (charCode != 0) && (nItem == NULL) &&
(nItem != infoPtr->selectedItem) &&
(strncasecmp(item.pszText,infoPtr->szSearchParam,1) == 0) ) {
/* This would work but we must keep looking for a longer match */
nItem=idx;
}
idx=TREEVIEW_GetNextListItem(infoPtr,idx);
} while (idx != endidx);
if (nItem != NULL) {
if (TREEVIEW_DoSelectItem(infoPtr, TVGN_CARET, nItem, TVC_BYKEYBOARD)) {
TREEVIEW_EnsureVisible(infoPtr, nItem, FALSE);
}
}
return 0;
}
/* Scrolling ************************************************************/
static LRESULT
@ -4874,7 +5032,8 @@ TREEVIEW_WindowProc(HWND hwnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
case TVM_SORTCHILDRENCB:
return TREEVIEW_SortChildrenCB(infoPtr, wParam, (LPTVSORTCB)lParam);
/* WM_CHAR */
case WM_CHAR:
return TREEVIEW_ProcessLetterKeys( hwnd, wParam, lParam );
case WM_COMMAND:
return TREEVIEW_Command(infoPtr, wParam, lParam);