package Padre::Wx::Display;

=pod

=head1 NAME

Padre::Wx::Display - Utility functions for physical display geometry

=head1 DESCRIPTION

This module provides a collection of utility functions relating to
the physical display geometry of the host Padre is running on.

These functions help choose the most visually elegant default sizes
and positions for Padre windows, and allow Padre to adapt when the
screen geometry of the host changes (which can be fairly common in
the case of powerful multi-screen developer computers).

=head1 FUNCTIONS

=cut

use 5.008;
use strict;
use warnings;
use List::Util ();
use Padre::Wx  ();

our $VERSION = '1.00';

use constant GOLDEN_RATIO => 1.618;





######################################################################
# Main Functions

=pod

=head2 perfect

  my $boolean = Padre::Wx::Display->perfect(
      Padre::Current->main
  );

The default Wx implementation of IsShownOnScreen is a bit weird, and while
it may be technically correct as far as Wx is concerned it does not
necesarily represent what a typical human expects, which is that the
application is on an active plugged in monitor and that it is entirely on
the monitor.

The C<perfect> method takes a L<Wx::TopLevelWindow> object (which
incorporates either a L<Wx::Dialog> or a L<Wx::Frame>) and determines if
the window meets the warm and fuzzy human criteria for a usable location.

Returns true if so, or false otherwise.

=cut

sub perfect {
	my $class  = shift;
	my $window = shift;

	# Anything that isn't a regular framed window is acceptable
	return 1 if $window->IsIconized;
	return 1 if $window->IsMaximized;
	return 1 if $window->IsFullScreen;

	# Are we entirely within the usable area of a single display.
	my $rect = $window->GetScreenRect;
	foreach ( 0 .. Wx::Display::GetCount() - 1 ) {
		my $display = Wx::Display->new($_);
		if ( $display->GetGeometry->ContainsRect($rect) ) {
			return 1;
		}
	}

	return 0;
}

=pod

=head2 primary

Locates and returns the primary display as a L<Wx::Display> object.

=cut

sub primary {
	my $primary = '';
	foreach ( 0 .. Wx::Display::GetCount() - 1 ) {
		$primary = Wx::Display->new($_);
		last if $primary->IsPrimary;
	}
	return $primary;
}

=pod

=head2 primary_default

Generate a L<Wx::Rect> (primarily for the L<Padre::Wx::Main>
window) which is a landscape-orientation golden-ratio rectangle
on the primary display with a 10% margin.

=cut

sub primary_default {
	my $primary = primary();
	return _rect_golden(
		_rect_scale_margin(
			$primary->GetClientArea,
			0.9,
		),
	);
}

sub dump {
	my $self     = shift;
	my @displays = ();

	# Due to the way it is mapped into Wx.pm
	# this must NOT be called as a method.
	my $count = Wx::Display::GetCount();

	foreach ( 0 .. $count - 1 ) {
		my $display = Wx::Display->new($_);
		push @displays,
			{
			Primary    => $display->IsPrimary,
			Geometry   => $self->dump_rect( $display->GetGeometry ),
			ClientArea => $self->dump_rect( $display->GetClientArea ),
			};
	}
	return {
		Count       => $count,
		DisplayList => \@displays,
	};
}

sub dump_rect {
	my $self = shift;
	my $rect = shift;
	my %hash = ();
	foreach (qw{ Top Bottom Left Right Height Width }) {
		my $method = "Get$_";
		$hash{$_} = $rect->$method();
	}
	return \%hash;
}





######################################################################
# Support Functions

# Convert a Wx::Rect object to a string
sub _rect_as_string {
	my $rect = shift;
	return join(
		',',
		$rect->x,
		$rect->y,
		$rect->width,
		$rect->height,
	);
}

# Convert a string back into a Wx::Rect
sub _rect_from_string {
	Wx::Rect->new( split /,/, $_[0] );
}

# Scale a rect by some ratio at the centre
sub _rect_scale {
	my $rect   = shift;
	my $ratio  = shift;
	my $margin = ( 1 - $ratio ) / 2;
	$rect->width( int( $rect->width * $ratio ) );
	$rect->height( int( $rect->height * $ratio ) );
	$rect->x( $rect->x + int( $rect->width * $margin ) );
	$rect->y( $rect->y + int( $rect->height * $margin ) );
	return $rect;
}

# Scale a rect by some ration at the centre,
# while retaining a consistent margin.
sub _rect_scale_margin {
	my $rect    = shift;
	my $ratio   = shift;
	my $marginr = ( 1 - $ratio ) / 2;
	my $marginx = int( $rect->width * $marginr );
	my $marginy = int( $rect->height * $marginr );
	my $margin  = ( $marginx > $marginy ) ? $marginy : $marginx;
	$rect->width( $rect->width - $margin * 2 );
	$rect->height( $rect->height - $margin * 2 );
	$rect->x( $rect->x + $margin );
	$rect->y( $rect->y + $margin );
	return $rect;
}

# Shrink long size to meet the (landscape) golden (aspect) ratio.
sub _rect_golden {
	my $rect = shift;
	if ( $rect->width > ( $rect->height * GOLDEN_RATIO ) ) {

		# Shrink left from the right
		$rect->width( int( $rect->height * GOLDEN_RATIO ) );
	} else {

		# Shrink up from the bottom
		$rect->height( int( $rect->width / GOLDEN_RATIO ) );
	}
	return $rect;
}

1;

# Copyright 2008-2013 The Padre development team as listed in Padre.pm.
# LICENSE
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the same terms as Perl 5 itself.
