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// Module Overview: User Interface Navigation module
//
// API to allow applications to take advantage of the platform's native UI
// engine. This is mainly to drive the animation of visual elements and to
// signal which of those elements have focus. The implementation should not
// render any visual elements; instead, it will be used to guide the app in
// where these elements should be drawn.
//
// When the application creates the user interface, it will create SbUiNavItems
// for interactable elements. Additionally, the app must specify the position
// and size of these navigation items. As the app's user interface changes, it
// will create and destroy navigation items as appropriate.
//
// For each render frame, the app will query the local transform for each
// SbUiNavItem in case the native UI engine moves individual items in response
// to user interaction. If the navigation item is a container, then the content
// offset will also be queried to determine the placement of its content items.

#ifndef STARBOARD_UI_NAVIGATION_H_
#define STARBOARD_UI_NAVIGATION_H_

#include "starboard/configuration.h"
#include "starboard/export.h"
#include "starboard/types.h"
#include "starboard/window.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

// --- Types -----------------------------------------------------------------

// An opaque handle to an implementation-private structure representing a
// navigation item.
typedef struct SbUiNavItemPrivate* SbUiNavItem;

// Navigation items may be one of the following types. This must be specified
// upon item creation and may not change during the item's lifespan.
typedef enum SbUiNavItemType {
  // This is a single focusable item.
  kSbUiNavItemTypeFocus,

  // This is a container of navigation items which can also be containers
  // themselves or focusable items. Containers themselves cannot be focused.
  kSbUiNavItemTypeContainer,
} SbUiNavItemType;

// Navigation items of type kSbUiNavItemTypeContainer have directionality. If
// directionality is not specified for a container, it should default to
// left-to-right and top-to-bottom.
// @verbatim
//   For left-to-right, content offset x = 0 shows the leftmost content.
//                          |<--Container Size-->|
//     +--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
//     | Not selectable.    | Selectable.        | Selectable.        |
//     | Offscreen.         | Onscreen.          | Offscreen.         |
//     | Negative position. | Positive position. | Positive position. |
//     +--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
//                          ^
//                  Content Offset X = 0.
//
//   For right-to-left, content offset x = 0 shows the rightmost content.
//                          |<--Container Size-->|
//     +--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
//     | Selectable.        | Selectable.        | Not selectable.    |
//     | Offscreen.         | Onscreen.          | Offscreen.         |
//     | Negative position. | Positive position. | Positive position. |
//     +--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
//                          ^
//                  Content Offset X = 0. @endverbatim
//
//   Top-to-bottom is similar to left-to-right, but for the Y position.
//   Bottom-to-top is similar to right-to-left, but for the Y position.
typedef struct SbUiNavItemDir {
  bool is_left_to_right;
  bool is_top_to_bottom;
} SbUiNavItemDir;

// This represents a 2x3 transform matrix in row-major order.
// @verbatim
//   | a b tx |
//   | c d ty | @endverbatim
typedef struct SbUiNavMatrix2x3 {
  float m[6];
} SbUiNavMatrix2x3;

// This represents a 4x4 transform matrix in row-major order.
typedef struct SbUiNavMatrix4 {
  float m[16];
} SbUiNavMatrix4;

// This structure specifies all the callbacks which the platform UI engine
// should invoke for various interaction events on navigation items. These
// callbacks may be invoked from any thread at any frequency. The
// |callback_context| is the value that was passed on creation of the
// relevant SbUiNavItem.
typedef struct SbUiNavCallbacks {
  // Invoke when an item has lost focus. This is only used with focus items.
  void (*onblur)(SbUiNavItem item, void* callback_context);

  // Invoke when an item has gained focus. This is only used with focus items.
  void (*onfocus)(SbUiNavItem item, void* callback_context);

  // Invoke when an item's content offset is changed. This is only used with
  // container items.
  void (*onscroll)(SbUiNavItem item, void* callback_context);
} SbUiNavCallbacks;

// This structure declares the interface to the UI navigation implementation.
// All function pointers must be specified if the platform supports UI
// navigation.
typedef struct SbUiNavInterface {
  // Create a new navigation item. When the user interacts with this item
  // the appropriate SbUiNavCallbacks function will be invoked with the
  // provided |callback_context|. An item is not interactable until it is
  // enabled.
  SbUiNavItem (*create_item)(SbUiNavItemType type,
                             const SbUiNavCallbacks* callbacks,
                             void* callback_context);

  // Destroy the given navigation item. If this is a content of another item,
  // then it will first be unregistered. Additionally, if this item contains
  // other items, then those will be unregistered as well, but they will not
  // be automatically destroyed.
  void (*destroy_item)(SbUiNavItem item);

  // This is used to manually force focus on a navigation item of type
  // kSbUiNavItemTypeFocus. Any previously focused navigation item should
  // receive the blur event. If the item is not transitively a content of the
  // root item, then this does nothing.
  //
  // Specifying kSbUiNavItemInvalid should remove focus from the UI navigation
  // system.
  void (*set_focus)(SbUiNavItem item);

  // This is used to enable or disable user interaction with the specified
  // navigation item. All navigation items are disabled when created, and
  // they must be explicitly enabled to allow user interaction. If a container
  // is disabled, then all of its contents are not interactable even though
  // they remain enabled. If |enabled| is false, it must be guaranteed that
  // once this function returns, no callbacks associated with this item will
  // be invoked until the item is re-enabled.
  void (*set_item_enabled)(SbUiNavItem item, bool enabled);

  // This specifies directionality for container items. Containers within
  // containers do not inherit directionality. Directionality must be specified
  // for each container explicitly.
  //
  // This should work even if |item| is disabled.
  void (*set_item_dir)(SbUiNavItem item, SbUiNavItemDir dir);

  // Set the minimum amount of time the focus item should remain focused once
  // it becomes focused. This may be used to make important focus items harder
  // to navigate over. Focus may still be moved before |seconds| has elapsed by
  // using the set_focus() function.
  // By default, item focus duration is 0 seconds.
  void (*set_item_focus_duration)(SbUiNavItem item, float seconds);

  // Set the interactable size of the specified navigation item. By default,
  // an item's size is (0,0).
  void (*set_item_size)(SbUiNavItem item, float width, float height);

  // Set the transform for the navigation item and its contents if the item is
  // a container. This specifies the placement of the item's center within its
  // container. The transform origin is the center of the item. Distance is
  // measured in pixels with the origin being the top-left of the item's
  // container. By default, an item's transform is identity.
  void (*set_item_transform)(SbUiNavItem item,
                             const SbUiNavMatrix2x3* transform);

  // Retrieve the focus transform matrix for the navigation item. The UI
  // engine may translate, rotate, and/or tilt focus items to reflect user
  // interaction. This transform should be multiplied with the item's transform
  // to get its position inside its container. The transform origin is the
  // center of the item. Return false if the item position should not be
  // changed (i.e. the transform should be treated as identity).
  bool (*get_item_focus_transform)(SbUiNavItem item,
                                   SbUiNavMatrix4* out_transform);

  // Retrieve a vector representing the focus location within a focused item.
  // This is used to provide feedback about user input that is too small to
  // result in a focus change. If there is no focus vector for the navigation
  // item, then return false and leave |out_x| and |out_y| unchanged. Otherwise,
  // return true and set the output values in the range of [-1, +1] with
  // (out_x, out_y) of (-1, -1) being the top-left corner of the navigation
  // item and (0, 0) being the center.
  bool (*get_item_focus_vector)(SbUiNavItem item, float* out_x, float* out_y);

  // This attaches the given navigation item (which must be a container) to
  // the specified window. Navigation items are only interactable if they are
  // transitively attached to a window.
  //
  // The native UI engine should never change this navigation item's content
  // offset. It is assumed to be used as a proxy for the system window.
  //
  // A navigation item may only have a SbUiNavItem or SbWindow as its direct
  // container. The navigation item hierarchy is established using
  // set_item_container_item() with the root container attached to a SbWindow
  // using set_item_container_window() to enable interaction with all enabled
  // items in the hierarchy.
  //
  // If |item| is already registered with a different window, then this will
  // unregister it from that window then attach it to the given |window|. It
  // is an error to register more than one navigation item with any given
  // window. If |window| is kSbWindowInvalid, then this will unregister the
  // |item| from its current window if any. Upon destruction of |item| or
  // |window|, the |item| is automatically unregistered from the |window|.
  void (*set_item_container_window)(SbUiNavItem item, SbWindow window);

  // A container navigation item may contain other navigation items. However,
  // it is an error to have circular containment or for |container| to not
  // be of type kSbUiNavItemTypeContainer. If |item| already has a different
  // container, then this first serves that connection. If |container| is
  // kSbUiNavItemInvalid, then this removes |item| from its current container.
  // Upon destruction of |item| or |container|, the |item| is automatically
  // removed from the |container|.
  //
  // The position of items within a container are specified relative to the
  // container's position. The position of these content items are further
  // modified by the container's "content offset".
  //
  // For example, consider item A with position (5,5) and content offset (0,0).
  // Given item B with position (10,10) is registered as a content of item A.
  //
  // 1) Item B should be drawn at position (15,15).
  //
  // 2) If item A's content offset is changed to (10,0), then item B should be
  //    drawn at position (5,15).
  //
  // Essentially, content items should be drawn at:
  //   [container position] + [content position] - [container content offset]
  //
  // Content items may overlap within a container. This can cause obscured items
  // to be unfocusable. The only rule that needs to be followed is that contents
  // which are focus items can obscure other contents which are containers, but
  // not vice versa. The caller must ensure that content focus items do not
  // overlap other content focus items and content container items do not
  // overlap other content container items.
  void (*set_item_container_item)(SbUiNavItem item, SbUiNavItem container);

  // Set the current content offset for the given container. This may be used
  // to force scrolling to make certain content items visible. A container
  // item's content offset helps determine where its content items should be
  // drawn. Essentially, a content item should be drawn at:
  //   [container position] + [content position] - [container content offset]
  // If |item| is not a container, then this does nothing.
  // By default, the content offset is (0,0).
  //
  // This should update the values returned by get_item_content_offset() even
  // if the |item| is disabled.
  void (*set_item_content_offset)(SbUiNavItem item,
                                  float content_offset_x,
                                  float content_offset_y);

  // Retrieve the current content offset for the navigation item. If |item| is
  // not a container, then the content offset is (0,0).
  //
  // The native UI engine should not change the content offset of a container
  // unless one of its contents (possibly recursively) is focused. This is to
  // allow seamlessly disabling then re-enabling focus items without having
  // their containers change offsets.
  void (*get_item_content_offset)(SbUiNavItem item,
                                  float* out_content_offset_x,
                                  float* out_content_offset_y);

  // Call |update_function| with |context| to perform a series of UI navigation
  // changes atomically before returning.
  void (*do_batch_update)(void (*update_function)(void*), void* context);
} SbUiNavInterface;

// --- Constants -------------------------------------------------------------

// Well-defined value for an invalid navigation item.
#define kSbUiNavItemInvalid ((SbUiNavItem)NULL)

// --- Functions -------------------------------------------------------------

// Returns whether the given navigation item handle is valid.
static SB_C_INLINE bool SbUiNavItemIsValid(SbUiNavItem item) {
  return item != kSbUiNavItemInvalid;
}

// Retrieve the platform's UI navigation implementation. If the platform does
// not provide one, then return false without modifying |out_interface|.
// Otherwise, initialize all members of |out_interface| and return true.
// The |out_interface| pointer must not be NULL.
SB_EXPORT bool SbUiNavGetInterface(SbUiNavInterface* out_interface);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}  // extern "C"
#endif

#endif  // STARBOARD_UI_NAVIGATION_H_