/*
* File : KeyBindings.java
* Created : 2005 Jan 7
* By : James Yeh
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package org.gudy.azureus2.ui.swt;
import org.eclipse.swt.SWT;
import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.MenuItem;
import org.gudy.azureus2.core3.util.Constants;
import org.gudy.azureus2.core3.internat.MessageText;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
/**
* <p>
* Facilitates localization-specific and platform-specific keyboard shortcut handling through the use of keybinding values.
*</p>
* <p>
* A keybinding value is a line of String that can be specified in the localization bundle properties file for a particular menu item. To do so,
* a localization key/value pair is used, with the key being the same as menu item's key plus ".keybinding".
* </p>
* <p>
* For instance, if a keyboard shortcut needs to be specified for "MainWindow.menu.file.open", then a key/value pair with the key of
* "MainWindow.menu.file.open.keybinding" is created. The value is what would be used as the keyboard accelerator, with the following special
* values:</br>
* <ul>
* <li>Meta (or Cmd) - The "Meta" modifier; this is "Command" on OS X, and "Control" on all other platforms</li>
* <li>Ctrl - The "Control" modifier on <b>all</b> platforms. Use this only if you need to enforce the use of Control.</li>
* <li>Alt (or Opt) - The "Alt" modifier</li>
* <li>Shift - The "Shift" modifier</li>
* <li>Ins - Insert</li>
* <li>Backspace</li>
* <li>Del - Delete</li>
* <li>Esc - Escape</li>
* <li>PgUp - Page Up</li>
* <li>PgDn - Page Down</li>
* <li>Left - The left arrow</li>
* <li>Up - The up arrow</li>
* <li>Right - The right arrow</li>
* <li>Down - The down arrow</li>
* <li>Home</li>
* <li>End</li>
* <li>Tab</li>
* <li>Fx, where x is an integer from 1 to 15 (inclusive) - The function key (F1-F15)</li>
* </ul><br />
* Other valid values can be typed as is or as the Unicode representation. For security reasons, this is initially set with a very conservative scope,
* including alphanumerics, \, =, -, (comma), (period), and `.
* </p>
* <p>
* As of version 1.2, keybindings are only set if the following conditions are met:
* <ol>
* <li>A function key is set <i>or</i><li>
* <li>Meta, Alt, or Ctrl is set (or their variations)</li>
* </ol>
* </p>
* <p>
* The keys were chosen to more conveniently address the issue on platforms like Windows where vanilla SWT does not display the shortcuts, as
* opposed to higher-level API like JFace or some platforms' native rendering.
* </p>
* <p>
* For example, if File / Open / .torrent File is set to be Meta+O (Command+O or Ctrl+O), then in MessageBundle.properties (or the localization-
* specific equivalent), MainWindow.menu.file.open.torrent.keybinding=Meta+O will be entered. The label will be adjusted to Ctrl on non-OS X
* platforms (OS X will draw the glyph for Cmd).
* </p>
* <p>
* As another example, if File / Exit is set to be Alt+F4, then in MessageBundle.properties (or the localization-specific equivalent),
* MainWindow.menu.file.exit.keybinding=Alt+F4 will be entered.
* </p>
* <p>
* To accommodate for the variety of locales and platforms running on Azureus, platforms and localizations can "override" the default keybinding value.
* The order of parsing is as follows:<br />
* <ol>
* <li>If a localized keybinding value exists for the current locale and platform, it is used</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, this method looks for a keybinding value for the current locale without platform specificity</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, this method looks for a keybinding value for the default locale and the currently running platform</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, this method looks for a keybinding value for the default locale without platform specificity</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, no accelerator is set for the MenuItem</li>
* </ol>
* </p>
* <p>
* For instance, to refer to the above example, if the Mac OS X target for Azureus wants to handle File / Exit as Command+Q, then
* MainWindow.menu.file.exit.keybinding.mac=Meta+Q is entered. If it is not entered, the value for the 'default' key MainWindow.menu.file.exit.keybinding
* will be used.
* </p>
* <p>
* The platform suffix can be attached to the end of the localization key. Valid suffixes are:<br/>
* <ul>
* <li>.linux - Linux</li>
* <li>.mac - Mac OS X</li>
* <li>.windows - Windows</li>
* </ul>
* </p>
* @author CrazyAlchemist
* @version 1.3 Added removeAccelerator
*/
public final class KeyBindings
{
private static final Pattern FUNC_EXP = Pattern.compile("([fF]{1})([1-9]{1}[0-5]{0,1})");
private static final Pattern SANCTIONED_EXP = Pattern.compile("([ a-zA-Z\\d/\\\\=\\-,\\.`]{1})");
// modifier key/value pairs must be symmetrical
private static final String[] SPECIAL_KEYS = new String[] {
"Meta",
"Ctrl",
"Cmd",
"Alt",
"Opt",
"Shift",
"Ins",
"Backspace",
"Del",
"Esc",
"PgUp",
"PgDn",
"Left",
"Up",
"Right",
"Down",
"Home",
"End",
"Tab"
};
private static final int[] SPECIAL_VALUES = new int[] {
SWT.MOD1,
SWT.CTRL,
SWT.MOD1,
SWT.ALT,
SWT.ALT,
SWT.SHIFT,
SWT.INSERT,
'\010', // backspace
'\u007f', // del
'\033',
SWT.PAGE_UP,
SWT.PAGE_DOWN,
SWT.LEFT,
SWT.UP,
SWT.RIGHT,
SWT.DOWN,
SWT.HOME,
SWT.END,
'\t'
};
private static final String DELIM = "+";
private static final String DELIM_EXP = "\\+";
/**
* <p>
* Gets the localization key suffix for the running platform for keybinding retrieval
* </p>
* <p>
* For now, as is with Azureus' Constants behaviour, supported platforms are Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows only
* </p>
* @return The platform key suffix; or an empty string on an unsupported platform
*/
private static String getPlatformKeySuffix()
{
if(Constants.isLinux)
return ".linux";
else if(Constants.isSolaris)
return ".solaris";
else if(Constants.isUnix)
return ".unix";
else if(Constants.isFreeBSD)
return ".freebsd";
else if(Constants.isOSX)
return ".mac";
else if(Constants.isWindows)
return ".windows";
return "";
}
/**
* Parses the keybinding string according to the specifications documented at this class and gets the SWT value equivalent for keyboard accelerator settings.
* @param keyBindingValue Keybinding value
* @return A KeyBindingInfo object, which consists of the SWT accelerator and its display name
*/
private static KeyBindingInfo parseKeyBinding(final String keyBindingValue)
{
if(keyBindingValue.length() < 1)
return new KeyBindingInfo(null, SWT.NONE);
// initialize with nothing
int swtAccelerator = SWT.NONE;
final String[] tmpValues = keyBindingValue.split(DELIM_EXP);
final boolean[] specVisited = new boolean[SPECIAL_KEYS.length]; // flag for speed optimization
boolean funcVisited = false;
final StringBuffer displayValue = new StringBuffer(keyBindingValue.length() + 2); // allocate display string
displayValue.append('\t');
for (int i = 0; i < tmpValues.length; i++)
{
final String value = tmpValues[i];
boolean matched = false;
// process special keys first
for(int j = 0; j < SPECIAL_KEYS.length; j++)
{
if(!specVisited[j] && SPECIAL_KEYS[j].equalsIgnoreCase(value))
{
swtAccelerator = swtAccelerator | SPECIAL_VALUES[j];
// special-case meta; a generalized solution would be warranted if:
// a) additional special modifiers persist or
// b) other platforms have special labeling requirements or
// c) SWT changes its lower-level API so shortcut labels are no longer custom drawn on Win etc.
if(SPECIAL_KEYS[j].equalsIgnoreCase("Meta"))
displayValue.append(Constants.isOSX ? "Cmd" : "Ctrl").append(DELIM);
else
displayValue.append(SPECIAL_KEYS[j]).append(DELIM);
// mark flags
specVisited[j] = true;
matched = true;
break;
}
}
if(matched)
continue;
// special treatment for function keys
if(!funcVisited)
{
final Matcher funcMatcher = FUNC_EXP.matcher(value);
if(funcMatcher.find() && funcMatcher.start() == 0 && funcMatcher.end() == value.length())
{
final int funcVal = Integer.parseInt(funcMatcher.group(2));
// SWT.F1 is (1 << 24) + 10
swtAccelerator = swtAccelerator | ((1 << 24) + (9 + funcVal));
displayValue.append(funcMatcher.group(0)).append(DELIM);
funcVisited = true;
matched = true;
}
}
if(matched)
continue;
final Matcher valMatcher = SANCTIONED_EXP.matcher(value);
if(valMatcher.find() && valMatcher.start() == 0)
{
final char c = valMatcher.group().charAt(0);
// avoid possible duplicates (\t is index 0)
final int subStrIndex = displayValue.indexOf(c + DELIM);
if(subStrIndex == 1 || (subStrIndex > 1 && displayValue.substring(subStrIndex - 1, subStrIndex).equals(DELIM)))
continue;
swtAccelerator = swtAccelerator | c;
displayValue.append(c).append(DELIM);
}
}
if(funcVisited || specVisited[0] || specVisited[1] || specVisited[2] || specVisited[3] || specVisited[4]) // special case - be a bit careful for now
return new KeyBindingInfo(displayValue.substring(0, displayValue.length() - 1), swtAccelerator);
else
return new KeyBindingInfo(null, SWT.NONE);
}
/**
* <p>
* Removes the keyboard accelerator for a SWT MenuItem
* </p>
* @param menu SWT MenuItem
* @param localizationKey The MenuItem's localization key for the localization resource bundle
*/
public static void removeAccelerator(final MenuItem menu, String localizationKey)
{
setAccelerator(menu, new KeyBindingInfo("", SWT.NONE));
Messages.setLanguageText(menu, localizationKey);
}
/**
* <p>
* Sets the keyboard accelerator for a SWT MenuItem.
* </p>
* <p>
* There is a specific order of accelerator setting in consideration with different platforms and localizations. Specifically:<br />
* <ol>
* <li>If a localized keybinding value exists for the current locale and platform, it is used</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, this method looks for a keybinding value for the current locale without platform specificity</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, this method looks for a keybinding value for the default locale and the currently running platform</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, this method looks for a keybinding value for the default locale without platform specificity</li>
* <li>If the above is not found, no accelerator is set for the MenuItem</li>
* </ol>
* </p>
* @param menu SWT MenuItem
* @param localizationKey The MenuItem's localization key for the localization resource bundle
*/
public static void setAccelerator(final MenuItem menu, String localizationKey)
{
localizationKey += ".keybinding";
final String platformSpecificKey = localizationKey + getPlatformKeySuffix();
// first, check for platform-specific, localization-specific binding
if(MessageText.keyExists(platformSpecificKey))
{
setAccelerator(menu, parseKeyBinding(MessageText.getString(platformSpecificKey)));
}
else if(MessageText.keyExists(localizationKey)) // platform-independent, localization-specific binding
{
setAccelerator(menu, parseKeyBinding(MessageText.getString(localizationKey)));
}
else if(!MessageText.isCurrentLocale(MessageText.LOCALE_DEFAULT))
{
// default locale
// platform-specific first
if(MessageText.keyExistsForDefaultLocale(platformSpecificKey))
{
setAccelerator(menu, parseKeyBinding(MessageText.getDefaultLocaleString(platformSpecificKey)));
}
else if(MessageText.keyExistsForDefaultLocale(localizationKey))
{
// default locale, platform-independent
setAccelerator(menu, parseKeyBinding(MessageText.getDefaultLocaleString(localizationKey)));
}
}
}
/**
* Helper method to set a keyboard accelerator for a MenuItem. If kbInfo is SWT.NONE, no accelerator will be set.
* @param menu SWT MenuItem
* @param kbInfo KeyBindingInfo object, which contains the SWT accelerator value and its display name
*/
private static void setAccelerator(final MenuItem menu, final KeyBindingInfo kbInfo)
{
if ( menu.isDisposed()){
return;
}
if(kbInfo.accelerator != SWT.NONE)
{
menu.setAccelerator(kbInfo.accelerator);
// SWT on OS X now uses native drawing
if(!Constants.isOSX && !menu.getText().endsWith(kbInfo.name))
menu.setText(menu.getText() + kbInfo.name);
}
}
/**
* Runs simple tests on KeyBindings keybinding values
* @param args Command-line arguments; they are not used
*/
public static void main(final String[] args)
{
System.out.println(parseKeyBinding("Ctrl+1").name); // meta+1
System.out.println(parseKeyBinding("Ctrl+F12").name); // meta+f12
System.out.println(parseKeyBinding("Ctrl+F4").name); // meta+f4
System.out.println("Meta+Shift+O");
System.out.println(parseKeyBinding("Ctrl+Shift+O").accelerator); // meta+shift+o
System.out.println(parseKeyBinding("Shift+Ctrl+O").accelerator); // meta+shift+o
System.out.println(SWT.MOD1 | SWT.SHIFT | 'O'); // meta+shift+o
System.out.println("Meta+Shift+o");
System.out.println(SWT.MOD1 | SWT.SHIFT | 'o'); // meta+shift+o
}
/**
* <p>
* A basic bean object containing the SWT accelerator and its display name. This is because on platforms like Windows, vanilla SWT MenuItem must be
* provided the textual representation (display name) of the accelerator in order for it to be visible to the users (as opposed to having it handled by a higher-
* level API like JFace or native rendering).
* </p>
*/
private static class KeyBindingInfo
{
/**
* The display name of the accelerator
*/
private final String name;
/**
* The SWT keyboard accelerator value
*/
private final int accelerator;
/**
* Constructs a new KeyBindingInfo object with the given accelerator name and accelerator value
* @param name Display name
* @param accelerator SWT accelerator value
*/
private KeyBindingInfo(final String name, final int accelerator)
{
this.name = name;
this.accelerator = accelerator;
}
}
}