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1// <copyright>
2// This control is created by Ashley Davis and copyrighted under CPOL, and available as part of
3// a CodeProject article at
4//    http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/zoomandpancontrol.aspx
5// <date>This code is based on the article dated: 29 Jun 2010</date>
6// </copyright>
7
8using System;
9using System.Linq;
10using System.Text;
11using System.Collections.Generic;
12
13using System.Windows;
14using System.Windows.Media;
15using System.Windows.Controls;
16
17namespace SharpVectors.Runtime
18{
19    /// <summary>
20    /// This is an extension to the ZoomPanControl class that implements
21    /// the IScrollInfo interface properties and functions.
22    ///
23    /// IScrollInfo is implemented to allow ZoomPanControl to be wrapped (in XAML)
24    /// in a ScrollViewer.  IScrollInfo allows the ScrollViewer and ZoomPanControl to
25    /// communicate important information such as the horizontal and vertical scrollbar offsets.
26    ///
27    /// There is a good series of articles showing how to implement IScrollInfo starting here:
28    ///     http://blogs.msdn.com/bencon/archive/2006/01/05/509991.aspx
29    ///     
30    /// </summary>
31    public partial class ZoomPanControl
32    {
33        #region Public Properties
34
35        /// <summary>
36        /// Set to 'true' when the vertical scrollbar is enabled.
37        /// </summary>
38        public bool CanVerticallyScroll
39        {
40            get
41            {
42                return canVerticallyScroll;
43            }
44            set
45            {
46                canVerticallyScroll = value;
47            }
48        }
49
50        /// <summary>
51        /// Set to 'true' when the vertical scrollbar is enabled.
52        /// </summary>
53        public bool CanHorizontallyScroll
54        {
55            get
56            {
57                return canHorizontallyScroll;
58            }
59            set
60            {
61                canHorizontallyScroll = value;
62            }
63        }
64
65        /// <summary>
66        /// The width of the content (with 'ContentScale' applied).
67        /// </summary>
68        public double ExtentWidth
69        {
70            get
71            {
72                return unScaledExtent.Width * ContentScale;
73            }
74        }
75
76        /// <summary>
77        /// The height of the content (with 'ContentScale' applied).
78        /// </summary>
79        public double ExtentHeight
80        {
81            get
82            {
83                return unScaledExtent.Height * ContentScale;
84            }
85        }
86
87        /// <summary>
88        /// Get the width of the viewport onto the content.
89        /// </summary>
90        public double ViewportWidth
91        {
92            get
93            {
94                return viewport.Width;
95            }
96        }
97
98        /// <summary>
99        /// Get the height of the viewport onto the content.
100        /// </summary>
101        public double ViewportHeight
102        {
103            get
104            {
105                return viewport.Height;
106            }
107        }
108
109        /// <summary>
110        /// Reference to the ScrollViewer that is wrapped (in XAML) around the ZoomPanControl.
111        /// Or set to null if there is no ScrollViewer.
112        /// </summary>
113        public ScrollViewer ScrollOwner
114        {
115            get
116            {
117                return scrollOwner;
118            }
119            set
120            {
121                scrollOwner = value;
122            }
123        }
124
125        /// <summary>
126        /// The offset of the horizontal scrollbar.
127        /// </summary>
128        public double HorizontalOffset
129        {
130            get
131            {
132                return ContentOffsetX * ContentScale;
133            }
134        }
135
136        /// <summary>
137        /// The offset of the vertical scrollbar.
138        /// </summary>
139        public double VerticalOffset
140        {
141            get
142            {
143                return ContentOffsetY * ContentScale;
144            }
145        }
146
147        /// <summary>
148        /// Called when the offset of the horizontal scrollbar has been set.
149        /// </summary>
150        public void SetHorizontalOffset(double offset)
151        {
152            if (disableScrollOffsetSync)
153            {
154                return;
155            }
156
157            try
158            {
159                disableScrollOffsetSync = true;
160
161                ContentOffsetX = offset / ContentScale;
162            }
163            finally
164            {
165                disableScrollOffsetSync = false;
166            }
167        }
168
169        #endregion
170
171        #region Public Methods
172
173        /// <summary>
174        /// Called when the offset of the vertical scrollbar has been set.
175        /// </summary>
176        public void SetVerticalOffset(double offset)
177        {
178            if (disableScrollOffsetSync)
179            {
180                return;
181            }
182
183            try
184            {
185                disableScrollOffsetSync = true;
186
187                ContentOffsetY = offset / ContentScale;
188            }
189            finally
190            {
191                disableScrollOffsetSync = false;
192            }
193        }
194
195        /// <summary>
196        /// Shift the content offset one line up.
197        /// </summary>
198        public void LineUp()
199        {
200            ContentOffsetY -= (ContentViewportHeight / 10);
201        }
202
203        /// <summary>
204        /// Shift the content offset one line down.
205        /// </summary>
206        public void LineDown()
207        {
208            ContentOffsetY += (ContentViewportHeight / 10);
209        }
210
211        /// <summary>
212        /// Shift the content offset one line left.
213        /// </summary>
214        public void LineLeft()
215        {
216            ContentOffsetX -= (ContentViewportWidth / 10);
217        }
218
219        /// <summary>
220        /// Shift the content offset one line right.
221        /// </summary>
222        public void LineRight()
223        {
224            ContentOffsetX += (ContentViewportWidth / 10);
225        }
226
227        /// <summary>
228        /// Shift the content offset one page up.
229        /// </summary>
230        public void PageUp()
231        {
232            ContentOffsetY -= ContentViewportHeight;
233        }
234
235        /// <summary>
236        /// Shift the content offset one page down.
237        /// </summary>
238        public void PageDown()
239        {
240            ContentOffsetY += ContentViewportHeight;
241        }
242
243        /// <summary>
244        /// Shift the content offset one page left.
245        /// </summary>
246        public void PageLeft()
247        {
248            ContentOffsetX -= ContentViewportWidth;
249        }
250
251        /// <summary>
252        /// Shift the content offset one page right.
253        /// </summary>
254        public void PageRight()
255        {
256            ContentOffsetX += ContentViewportWidth;
257        }
258
259        /// <summary>
260        /// Don't handle mouse wheel input from the ScrollViewer, the mouse wheel is
261        /// used for zooming in and out, not for manipulating the scrollbars.
262        /// </summary>
263        public void MouseWheelDown()
264        {
265            if (IsMouseWheelScrollingEnabled)
266            {
267                LineDown();
268            }
269        }
270
271        /// <summary>
272        /// Don't handle mouse wheel input from the ScrollViewer, the mouse wheel is
273        /// used for zooming in and out, not for manipulating the scrollbars.
274        /// </summary>
275        public void MouseWheelLeft()
276        {
277            if (IsMouseWheelScrollingEnabled)
278            {
279                LineLeft();
280            }
281        }
282
283        /// <summary>
284        /// Don't handle mouse wheel input from the ScrollViewer, the mouse wheel is
285        /// used for zooming in and out, not for manipulating the scrollbars.
286        /// </summary>
287        public void MouseWheelRight()
288        {
289            if (IsMouseWheelScrollingEnabled)
290            {
291                LineRight();
292            }
293        }
294
295        /// <summary>
296        /// Don't handle mouse wheel input from the ScrollViewer, the mouse wheel is
297        /// used for zooming in and out, not for manipulating the scrollbars.
298        /// </summary>
299        public void MouseWheelUp()
300        {
301            if (IsMouseWheelScrollingEnabled)
302            {
303                LineUp();
304            }
305        }
306
307        /// <summary>
308        /// Bring the specified rectangle to view.
309        /// </summary>
310        public Rect MakeVisible(Visual visual, Rect rectangle)
311        {
312            if (content.IsAncestorOf(visual))
313            {
314                Rect transformedRect = visual.TransformToAncestor(content).TransformBounds(rectangle);
315                if (!transformedRect.IntersectsWith(new Rect(ContentOffsetX, ContentOffsetY, ContentViewportWidth, ContentViewportHeight)))
316                {
317                    AnimatedSnapTo(new Point(transformedRect.X + (transformedRect.Width / 2),
318                        transformedRect.Y + (transformedRect.Height / 2)));
319                }
320            }
321            return rectangle;
322        }
323
324        #endregion
325    }
326}
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