#import "ASControlNode.h"

#import "ASControlNode+Subclasses.h"

#import "ASThread.h"

#define kASControlNodeExpandedInset (([[UIDevice currentDevice] userInterfaceIdiom] == UIUserInterfaceIdiomPad) ? -25.0f : -70.0f)

#define kASControlNodeEventDispatchTableInitialCapacity 4

#define kASControlNodeActionDispatchTableInitialCapacity 4

@interface ASControlNode ()

{

ASDN::RecursiveMutex _controlLock;

// Control Attributes

BOOL _enabled;

BOOL _highlighted;

// Tracking

BOOL _tracking;

BOOL _touchInside;

// Target Messages.

/*

NSMutableDictionary *_controlEventDispatchTable;

}

@property (nonatomic, readwrite, assign, getter=isTracking) BOOL tracking;

@property (nonatomic, readwrite, assign, getter=isTouchInside) BOOL touchInside;

id<NSCopying> _ASControlNodeEventKeyForControlEvent(ASControlNodeEvent controlEvent);

void _ASEnumerateControlEventsIncludedInMaskWithBlock(ASControlNodeEvent mask, void (^block)(ASControlNodeEvent anEvent));

#pragma mark -

@implementation ASControlNode

#pragma mark - Lifecycle

- (id)init

{

if (!(self = [super init]))

return nil;

_enabled = YES;

// As we have no targets yet, we start off with user interaction off. When a target is added, it'll get turned back on.

self.userInteractionEnabled = NO;

return self;

}

#pragma mark - ASDisplayNode Overrides

- (void)touchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event

{

// If we're not interested in touches, we have nothing to do.

if (!self.enabled)

return;

ASControlNodeEvent controlEventMask = 0;

// If we get more than one touch down on us, cancel.

// Additionally, if we're already tracking a touch, a second touch beginning is cause for cancellation.

if ([touches count] > 1 || self.tracking)

{

self.tracking = NO;

self.touchInside = NO;

[self cancelTrackingWithEvent:event];

controlEventMask |= ASControlNodeEventTouchCancel;

}

else

{

// Otherwise, begin tracking.

self.tracking = YES;

// No need to check bounds on touchesBegan as we wouldn't get the call if it wasn't in our bounds.

self.touchInside = YES;

self.highlighted = YES;

UITouch *theTouch = [touches anyObject];

[self beginTrackingWithTouch:theTouch withEvent:event];

// Send the appropriate touch-down control event depending on how many times we've been tapped.

controlEventMask |= (theTouch.tapCount == 1) ? ASControlNodeEventTouchDown : ASControlNodeEventTouchDownRepeat;

}

[self sendActionsForControlEvents:controlEventMask withEvent:event];

}

- (void)touchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event

{

// If we're not interested in touches, we have nothing to do.

if (!self.enabled)

return;

NSParameterAssert([touches count] == 1);

UITouch *theTouch = [touches anyObject];

CGPoint touchLocation = [theTouch locationInView:self.view];

// Update our touchInside state.

BOOL dragIsInsideBounds = [self pointInside:touchLocation withEvent:nil];

// Update our highlighted state.

CGRect expandedBounds = CGRectInset(self.view.bounds, kASControlNodeExpandedInset, kASControlNodeExpandedInset);

BOOL dragIsInsideExpandedBounds = CGRectContainsPoint(expandedBounds, touchLocation);

self.touchInside = dragIsInsideExpandedBounds;

self.highlighted = dragIsInsideExpandedBounds;

// Note we are continuing to track the touch.

[self continueTrackingWithTouch:theTouch withEvent:event];

[self sendActionsForControlEvents:(dragIsInsideBounds ? ASControlNodeEventTouchDragInside : ASControlNodeEventTouchDragOutside)

withEvent:event];

}

- (void)touchesCancelled:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event

{

// If we're not interested in touches, we have nothing to do.

if (!self.enabled)

return;

// We're no longer tracking and there is no touch to be inside.

self.tracking = NO;

self.touchInside = NO;

self.highlighted = NO;

// Note that we've cancelled tracking.

[self cancelTrackingWithEvent:event];

// Send the cancel event.

[self sendActionsForControlEvents:ASControlNodeEventTouchCancel

withEvent:event];

}

- (void)touchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event

{

// If we're not interested in touches, we have nothing to do.

if (!self.enabled)

return;

// On iPhone 6s, iOS 9.2 (and maybe other versions) sometimes calls -touchesEnded:withEvent:

// twice on the view for one call to -touchesBegan:withEvent:. On ASControlNode, it used to

// trigger an action twice unintentionally. Now, we ignore that event if we're not in a tracking

// state in order to have a correct behavior.

// It might be related to that issue: http://www.openradar.me/22910171

if (!self.tracking)

return;

NSParameterAssert([touches count] == 1);

UITouch *theTouch = [touches anyObject];

CGPoint touchLocation = [theTouch locationInView:self.view];

// Update state.

self.tracking = NO;

self.touchInside = NO;

self.highlighted = NO;

// Note that we've ended tracking.

[self endTrackingWithTouch:theTouch withEvent:event];

// Send the appropriate touch-up control event.

CGRect expandedBounds = CGRectInset(self.view.bounds, kASControlNodeExpandedInset, kASControlNodeExpandedInset);

BOOL touchUpIsInsideExpandedBounds = CGRectContainsPoint(expandedBounds, touchLocation);

[self sendActionsForControlEvents:(touchUpIsInsideExpandedBounds ? ASControlNodeEventTouchUpInside : ASControlNodeEventTouchUpOutside)

withEvent:event];

}

- (BOOL)gestureRecognizerShouldBegin:(UIGestureRecognizer *)gestureRecognizer

{

// If we're interested in touches, this is a tap (the only gesture we care about) and passed -hitTest for us, then no, you may not begin. Sir.

if (self.enabled && [gestureRecognizer isKindOfClass:[UITapGestureRecognizer class]] && gestureRecognizer.view != self.view) {

UITapGestureRecognizer *tapRecognizer = (UITapGestureRecognizer *)gestureRecognizer;

// Allow double-tap gestures

return tapRecognizer.numberOfTapsRequired != 1;

}

// Otherwise, go ahead. :]

return YES;

}

#pragma mark - Action Messages

- (void)addTarget:(id)target action:(SEL)action forControlEvents:(ASControlNodeEvent)controlEventMask

{

NSParameterAssert(action);

NSParameterAssert(controlEventMask != 0);

ASDN::MutexLocker l(_controlLock);

// Convert nil to [NSNull null] so that it can be used as a key for NSMapTable.

if (!target)

target = [NSNull null];

if (!_controlEventDispatchTable) {

_controlEventDispatchTable = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithCapacity:kASControlNodeEventDispatchTableInitialCapacity]; // enough to handle common types without re-hashing the dictionary when adding entries.

}

// Enumerate the events in the mask, adding the target-action pair for each control event included in controlEventMask

_ASEnumerateControlEventsIncludedInMaskWithBlock(controlEventMask, ^

(ASControlNodeEvent controlEvent)

{

// Do we already have an event table for this control event?

id<NSCopying> eventKey = _ASControlNodeEventKeyForControlEvent(controlEvent);

NSMapTable *eventDispatchTable = [_controlEventDispatchTable objectForKey:eventKey];

// Create it if necessary.

if (!eventDispatchTable)

{

// Create the dispatch table for this event.

eventDispatchTable = [NSMapTable weakToStrongObjectsMapTable];

[_controlEventDispatchTable setObject:eventDispatchTable forKey:eventKey];

}

// Have we seen this target before for this event?

NSMutableArray *targetActions = [eventDispatchTable objectForKey:target];

if (!targetActions)

{

// Nope. Create an actions array for it.

targetActions = [[NSMutableArray alloc] initWithCapacity:kASControlNodeActionDispatchTableInitialCapacity]; // enough to handle common types without re-hashing the dictionary when adding entries.

[eventDispatchTable setObject:targetActions forKey:target];

}

// Add the action message.

// Note that bizarrely enough UIControl (at least according to the docs) supports duplicate target-action pairs for a particular control event, so we replicate that behavior.

[targetActions addObject:NSStringFromSelector(action)];

});

self.userInteractionEnabled = YES;

}

- (NSArray *)actionsForTarget:(id)target forControlEvent:(ASControlNodeEvent)controlEvent

{

NSParameterAssert(target);

NSParameterAssert(controlEvent != 0 && controlEvent != ASControlNodeEventAllEvents);

ASDN::MutexLocker l(_controlLock);

// Grab the event dispatch table for this event.

NSMapTable *eventDispatchTable = [_controlEventDispatchTable objectForKey:_ASControlNodeEventKeyForControlEvent(controlEvent)];

if (!eventDispatchTable)

return nil;

// Return the actions for this target.

return [eventDispatchTable objectForKey:target];

}

- (NSSet *)allTargets

{

ASDN::MutexLocker l(_controlLock);

NSMutableSet *targets = [[NSMutableSet alloc] init];

// Look at each event...

for (NSMapTable *eventDispatchTable in [_controlEventDispatchTable allValues])

{

// and each event's targets...

for (id target in eventDispatchTable)

[targets addObject:target];

}

return targets;

}

- (void)removeTarget:(id)target action:(SEL)action forControlEvents:(ASControlNodeEvent)controlEventMask

{

NSParameterAssert(controlEventMask != 0);

ASDN::MutexLocker l(_controlLock);

// Enumerate the events in the mask, removing the target-action pair for each control event included in controlEventMask.

_ASEnumerateControlEventsIncludedInMaskWithBlock(controlEventMask, ^

(ASControlNodeEvent controlEvent)

{

// Grab the dispatch table for this event (if we have it).

id<NSCopying> eventKey = _ASControlNodeEventKeyForControlEvent(controlEvent);

NSMapTable *eventDispatchTable = [_controlEventDispatchTable objectForKey:eventKey];

if (!eventDispatchTable)

return;

void (^removeActionFromTarget)(id <NSCopying> targetKey, SEL action) = ^

(id aTarget, SEL theAction)

{

// Grab the targetActions for this target.

NSMutableArray *targetActions = [eventDispatchTable objectForKey:aTarget];

// Remove action if we have it.

if (theAction)

[targetActions removeObject:NSStringFromSelector(theAction)];

// Or all actions if not.

else

[targetActions removeAllObjects];

// If there are no actions left, remove this target entry.

if ([targetActions count] == 0)

{

[eventDispatchTable removeObjectForKey:aTarget];

// If there are no targets for this event anymore, remove it.

if ([eventDispatchTable count] == 0)

[_controlEventDispatchTable removeObjectForKey:eventKey];

}

};

// Unlike addTarget:, if target is nil here we remove all targets with action.

if (!target)

{

// Look at every target, removing target-pairs that have action (or all of its actions).

for (id aTarget in eventDispatchTable)

removeActionFromTarget(aTarget, action);

}

else

removeActionFromTarget(target, action);

});

}

#pragma mark -

- (void)sendActionsForControlEvents:(ASControlNodeEvent)controlEvents withEvent:(UIEvent *)event

{

NSParameterAssert(controlEvents != 0);

ASDN::MutexLocker l(_controlLock);

// Enumerate the events in the mask, invoking the target-action pairs for each.

_ASEnumerateControlEventsIncludedInMaskWithBlock(controlEvents, ^

(ASControlNodeEvent controlEvent)

{

// Use a copy to itereate, the action perform could call remove causing a mutation crash.

NSMapTable *eventDispatchTable = [[_controlEventDispatchTable objectForKey:_ASControlNodeEventKeyForControlEvent(controlEvent)] copy];

// For each target interested in this event...

for (id target in eventDispatchTable)

{

NSArray *targetActions = [eventDispatchTable objectForKey:target];

// Invoke each of the actions on target.

for (NSString *actionMessage in targetActions)

{

SEL action = NSSelectorFromString(actionMessage);

id responder = target;

// NSNull means that a nil target was set, so start at self and travel the responder chain

if (responder == [NSNull null]) {

// if the target cannot perform the action, travel the responder chain to try to find something that does

responder = [self.view targetForAction:action withSender:self];

}

#pragma clang diagnostic push

#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Warc-performSelector-leaks"

[responder performSelector:action withObject:self withObject:event];

#pragma clang diagnostic pop

}

}

});

}

#pragma mark - Convenience

id<NSCopying> _ASControlNodeEventKeyForControlEvent(ASControlNodeEvent controlEvent)

{

return [NSNumber numberWithInteger:controlEvent];

}

void _ASEnumerateControlEventsIncludedInMaskWithBlock(ASControlNodeEvent mask, void (^block)(ASControlNodeEvent anEvent))

{

// Start with our first event (touch down) and work our way up to the last event (touch cancel)

for (ASControlNodeEvent thisEvent = ASControlNodeEventTouchDown; thisEvent <= ASControlNodeEventTouchCancel; thisEvent <<= 1)

{

// If it's included in the mask, invoke the block.

if ((mask & thisEvent) == thisEvent)

block(thisEvent);

}

}

#pragma mark - For Subclasses

- (BOOL)beginTrackingWithTouch:(UITouch *)touch withEvent:(UIEvent *)touchEvent

{

return YES;

}

- (BOOL)continueTrackingWithTouch:(UITouch *)touch withEvent:(UIEvent *)touchEvent

{

return YES;

}

- (void)cancelTrackingWithEvent:(UIEvent *)touchEvent

{

}

- (void)endTrackingWithTouch:(UITouch *)touch withEvent:(UIEvent *)touchEvent

{

}