axmol/extensions/GUI/CCControlExtension/CCScale9Sprite.h

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#ifndef __CCScale9Sprite_H__
#define __CCScale9Sprite_H__

#include "cocos2d.h"
#include "../../ExtensionMacros.h"

NS_CC_EXT_BEGIN

/**
 * @addtogroup GUI
 * @{
 * @addtogroup control_extension
 * @{
 */

/**
 * A 9-slice sprite for cocos2d.
 *
 * 9-slice scaling allows you to specify how scaling is applied
 * to specific areas of a sprite. With 9-slice scaling (3x3 grid),
 * you can ensure that the sprite does not become distorted when
 * scaled.
 *
 * @see http://yannickloriot.com/library/ios/cccontrolextension/Classes/CCScale9Sprite.html
 */
class Scale9Sprite : public NodeRGBA
{
public:
    /**
     * @js ctor
     */
    Scale9Sprite();
    /**
     * @js NA
     * @lua NA
     */
    virtual ~Scale9Sprite();

public:
    static Scale9Sprite* create();

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with a texture file, a delimitation zone and
     * with the specified cap insets.
     *
     * @see initWithFile(const char *file, Rect rect, Rect capInsets)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* create(const char* file, Rect rect,  Rect capInsets);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with a texture file. The whole texture will be
     * broken down into a 3×3 grid of equal blocks.
     *
     * @see initWithFile(Rect capInsets, const char *file)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* create(Rect capInsets, const char* file);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with a texture file and a delimitation zone. The
     * texture will be broken down into a 3×3 grid of equal blocks.
     *
     * @see initWithFile(const char *file, Rect rect)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* create(const char* file, Rect rect);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with a texture file. The whole texture will be
     * broken down into a 3×3 grid of equal blocks.
     *
     * @see initWithFile(const char *file)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* create(const char* file);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @see initWithSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame *spriteFrame)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* createWithSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame* spriteFrame);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame and the centre of its zone.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @see initWithSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame *spriteFrame, Rect capInsets)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* createWithSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame* spriteFrame, Rect capInsets);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame name.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @see initWithSpriteFrameName(const char *spriteFrameName)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* createWithSpriteFrameName(const char*spriteFrameName);

    /**
     * Creates a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame name and the centre of its
     * zone.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @see initWithSpriteFrameName(const char *spriteFrameName, Rect capInsets)
     */
    static Scale9Sprite* createWithSpriteFrameName(const char*spriteFrameName, Rect capInsets);

    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with a texture file, a delimitation zone and
     * with the specified cap insets.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param file The name of the texture file.
     * @param rect The rectangle that describes the sub-part of the texture that
     * is the whole image. If the shape is the whole texture, set this to the 
     * texture's full rect.
     * @param capInsets The values to use for the cap insets.
     */
    virtual bool initWithFile(const char* file, Rect rect,  Rect capInsets);
    
    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with a texture file and a delimitation zone. The
     * texture will be broken down into a 3×3 grid of equal blocks.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param file The name of the texture file.
     * @param rect The rectangle that describes the sub-part of the texture that
     * is the whole image. If the shape is the whole texture, set this to the 
     * texture's full rect.
     */
    virtual bool initWithFile(const char* file, Rect rect);
    
    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with a texture file and with the specified cap
     * insets.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param file The name of the texture file.
     * @param capInsets The values to use for the cap insets.
     */
    virtual bool initWithFile(Rect capInsets, const char* file);
    
    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with a texture file. The whole texture will be
     * broken down into a 3×3 grid of equal blocks.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param file The name of the texture file.
     */
    virtual bool initWithFile(const char* file);
    
    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame and with the specified 
     * cap insets.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param spriteFrame The sprite frame object.
     * @param capInsets The values to use for the cap insets.
     */
    virtual bool initWithSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame* spriteFrame, Rect capInsets);

    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param spriteFrame The sprite frame object.
     */
    virtual bool initWithSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame* spriteFrame);

    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame name and with the specified 
     * cap insets.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param spriteFrameName The sprite frame name.
     * @param capInsets The values to use for the cap insets.
     */
    virtual bool initWithSpriteFrameName(const char*spriteFrameName, Rect capInsets);

    /**
     * Initializes a 9-slice sprite with an sprite frame name.
     * Once the sprite is created, you can then call its "setContentSize:" method
     * to resize the sprite will all it's 9-slice goodness intract.
     * It respects the anchorPoint too.
     *
     * @param spriteFrameName The sprite frame name.
     */
    virtual bool initWithSpriteFrameName(const char*spriteFrameName);

    virtual bool init();
    virtual bool initWithBatchNode(SpriteBatchNode* batchnode, Rect rect, bool rotated, Rect capInsets);
    virtual bool initWithBatchNode(SpriteBatchNode* batchnode, Rect rect, Rect capInsets);

    /**
     * Creates and returns a new sprite object with the specified cap insets.
     * You use this method to add cap insets to a sprite or to change the existing
     * cap insets of a sprite. In both cases, you get back a new image and the 
     * original sprite remains untouched.
     *
     * @param capInsets The values to use for the cap insets.
     */
    Scale9Sprite* resizableSpriteWithCapInsets(Rect capInsets);
    
    virtual bool updateWithBatchNode(SpriteBatchNode* batchnode, Rect rect, bool rotated, Rect capInsets);
    virtual void setSpriteFrame(SpriteFrame * spriteFrame);

    // overrides
    virtual void setContentSize(const Size & size) override;
    /**
     * @js NA
     * @lua NA
     */
    virtual void visit() override;
    virtual void setOpacityModifyRGB(bool bValue) override;
    virtual bool isOpacityModifyRGB(void) const override;
    virtual void setOpacity(GLubyte opacity) override;
	virtual GLubyte getOpacity() const override;
    virtual void setColor(const Color3B& color) override;
	virtual const Color3B& getColor() const override;
    virtual void updateDisplayedOpacity(GLubyte parentOpacity) override;
    virtual void updateDisplayedColor(const Color3B& parentColor) override;

protected:
    void updateCapInset();
    void updatePositions();

    bool _spritesGenerated;
    Rect _spriteRect;
    bool   _spriteFrameRotated;
    Rect _capInsetsInternal;
    bool _positionsAreDirty;

    SpriteBatchNode* _scale9Image;
    Sprite* _topLeft;
    Sprite* _top;
    Sprite* _topRight;
    Sprite* _left;
    Sprite* _centre;
    Sprite* _right;
    Sprite* _bottomLeft;
    Sprite* _bottom;
    Sprite* _bottomRight;

    bool _opacityModifyRGB;

    /** Original sprite's size. */
    CC_SYNTHESIZE_READONLY(Size, _originalSize, OriginalSize);
    /** Prefered sprite's size. By default the prefered size is the original size. */

    //if the preferredSize component is given as -1, it is ignored
    CC_PROPERTY(Size, _preferredSize, PreferredSize);
    /**
     * The end-cap insets.
     * On a non-resizeable sprite, this property is set to CGRect::ZERO; the sprite
     * does not use end caps and the entire sprite is subject to stretching.
     */
    CC_PROPERTY(Rect, _capInsets, CapInsets);
    /** Sets the left side inset */
    CC_PROPERTY(float, _insetLeft, InsetLeft);
    /** Sets the top side inset */
    CC_PROPERTY(float, _insetTop, InsetTop);
    /** Sets the right side inset */
    CC_PROPERTY(float, _insetRight, InsetRight);
    /** Sets the bottom side inset */
    CC_PROPERTY(float, _insetBottom, InsetBottom);
};

// end of GUI group
/// @}
/// @}

NS_CC_EXT_END

#endif // __CCScale9Sprite_H__