gecko-dev/lib/mac/UserInterface/CProgressListener.h

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// CProgressListener.h

#pragma once

#include <LListener.h>

class LCaption;
class CPatternProgressCaption;
class LBroadcaster;

//======================================
class CProgressListener : public LListener
//======================================
{
public:
	// We have three kinds of information displayed by the Progress Bar:
	// - graphical status level showing a percent value (msg_NSCProgressPercentChanged)
	// - text message showing a percent value (msg_NSCProgressUpdate)
	// - general purpose text message (msg_NSCProgressMessageChanged)
	//
	// The first two messages (those about the percent value) are always filtered
	// in order to avoid flickers generated by frequent updates.
	//
	// The last one is not filtered by default: it allows for instance
	// to keep track of the mouse cursor over an HTML page and display as fast
	// as possible the URLs corresponding to the links pointed by the cursor.
	//
	// The first level of laziness (lazy_JustABit) filters frequent updates of
	// the text messages and allows to go much faster when loading a mail.
	//
	// The second level of laziness (lazy_VeryButForThisCommandOnly) filters
	// the normal text messages and completely ignores the text messages showing
	// a percent value. It allows to go much faster when downloading news articles.
	// This mode is automatically reset to the previous one when the command has completed.
	//
	enum ProgressBarLaziness
	{
		lazy_NotAtAll = 1,
			// display all messages, still filter frequent refresh of the progress bar
		lazy_JustABit,
			// filter 
		lazy_VeryButForThisCommandOnly
	};

	CProgressListener(CPatternProgressCaption* progressCaption)
	: mProgressCaption(progressCaption) {}
	CProgressListener(LView* superview, LBroadcaster* broadcaster);
		// The broadcaster is the one to listen to.
	~CProgressListener();
	void ListenToMessage(MessageT inMessage, void *ioParam);
	void SetLaziness(ProgressBarLaziness inLaziness);

protected:
//	LCaption* mCaption;
//	CProgressBar* mProgressBar;
	CPatternProgressCaption* mProgressCaption;
	unsigned long			 mProgressLastTicks;
	unsigned long			 mMessageLastTicks;
	unsigned long			 mPercentLastTicks;
	ProgressBarLaziness		 mLaziness;
	ProgressBarLaziness		 mPreviousLaziness;
}; // class ProgressListener