# # A heads-up-display (HUD) for showing Vimium page operations. # Note: you cannot interact with the HUD until document.body is available. # HUD = tween: null hudUI: null _displayElement: null findMode: null abandon: -> @hudUI?.hide false # This HUD is styled to precisely mimick the chrome HUD on Mac. Use the "has_popup_and_link_hud.html" # test harness to tweak these styles to match Chrome's. One limitation of our HUD display is that # it doesn't sit on top of horizontal scrollbars like Chrome's HUD does. init: -> @hudUI ?= new UIComponent "pages/hud.html", "vimiumHUDFrame", ({data}) => this[data.name]? data @tween ?= new Tween "iframe.vimiumHUDFrame.vimiumUIComponentVisible", @hudUI.shadowDOM showForDuration: (text, duration) -> @show(text) @_showForDurationTimerId = setTimeout((=> @hide()), duration) show: (text) -> @init() clearTimeout(@_showForDurationTimerId) @hudUI.activate {name: "show", text} @tween.fade 1.0, 150 showFindMode: (@findMode = null) -> @init() @hudUI.activate name: "showFindMode" @tween.fade 1.0, 150 search: (data) -> @findMode.findInPlace data.query # Show the number of matches in the HUD UI. matchCount = if FindMode.query.parsedQuery.length > 0 then FindMode.query.matchCount else 0 showMatchText = FindMode.query.rawQuery.length > 0 @hudUI.postMessage {name: "updateMatchesCount", matchCount, showMatchText} # Hide the HUD. # If :immediate is falsy, then the HUD is faded out smoothly (otherwise it is hidden immediately). # If :updateIndicator is truthy, then we also refresh the mode indicator. The only time we don't update the # mode indicator, is when hide() is called for the mode indicator itself. hide: (immediate = false, updateIndicator = true) -> if @hudUI? and @tween? clearTimeout @_showForDurationTimerId @tween.stop() if immediate if updateIndicator then Mode.setIndicator() else @hudUI.hide() else @tween.fade 0, 150, => @hide true, updateIndicator # These parameters describe the reason find mode is exiting, and come from the HUD UI component. hideFindMode: ({exitEventIsEnter, exitEventIsEscape}) -> @findMode.checkReturnToViewPort() # An element won't receive a focus event if the search landed on it while we were in the HUD iframe. To # end up with the correct modes active, we create a focus/blur event manually after refocusing this # window. window.focus() focusNode = DomUtils.getSelectionFocusElement() document.activeElement?.blur() focusNode?.focus() if exitEventIsEnter handleEnterForFindMode() if FindMode.query.hasResults postExit = -> new PostFindMode else if exitEventIsEscape # We don't want FindMode to handle the click events that handleEscapeForFindMode can generate, so we # wait until the mode is closed before running it. postExit = handleEscapeForFindMode @findMode.exit() postExit?() class Tween opacity: 0 intervalId: -1 styleElement: null constructor: (@cssSelector, insertionPoint = document.documentElement) -> @styleElement = DomUtils.createElement "style" unless @styleElement.style # We're in an XML document, so we shouldn't inject any elements. See the comment in UIComponent. Tween::fade = Tween::stop = Tween::updateStyle = -> return @styleElement.type = "text/css" @styleElement.innerHTML = "" insertionPoint.appendChild @styleElement fade: (toAlpha, duration, onComplete) -> clearInterval @intervalId startTime = (new Date()).getTime() fromAlpha = @opacity alphaStep = toAlpha - fromAlpha performStep = => elapsed = (new Date()).getTime() - startTime if (elapsed >= duration) clearInterval @intervalId @updateStyle toAlpha onComplete?() else value = (elapsed / duration) * alphaStep + fromAlpha @updateStyle value @updateStyle @opacity @intervalId = setInterval performStep, 50 stop: -> clearInterval @intervalId updateStyle: (@opacity) -> @styleElement.innerHTML = """ #{@cssSelector} { opacity: #{@opacity}; } """ root = exports ? window root.HUD = HUD