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/* An abstract class from which other views inherit from
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// Newer methods should be written as prototype methods, not in the monster `View` function at the bottom.
View.prototype = {
calendar: null, // owner Calendar object
coordMap: null, // a CoordMap object for converting pixel regions to dates
el: null, // the view's containing element. set by Calendar
// important Moments
start: null, // the date of the very first cell
end: null, // the date after the very last cell
intervalStart: null, // the start of the interval of time the view represents (1st of month for month view)
intervalEnd: null, // the exclusive end of the interval of time the view represents
// used for cell-to-date and date-to-cell calculations
rowCnt: null, // # of weeks
colCnt: null, // # of days displayed in a week
isSelected: false, // boolean whether cells are user-selected or not
// subclasses can optionally use a scroll container
scrollerEl: null, // the element that will most likely scroll when content is too tall
scrollTop: null, // cached vertical scroll value
// classNames styled by jqui themes
widgetHeaderClass: null,
widgetContentClass: null,
highlightStateClass: null,
// document handlers, bound to `this` object
documentMousedownProxy: null,
documentDragStartProxy: null,
// Serves as a "constructor" to suppliment the monster `View` constructor below
init: function() {
var tm = this.opt('theme') ? 'ui' : 'fc';
this.widgetHeaderClass = tm + '-widget-header';
this.widgetContentClass = tm + '-widget-content';
this.highlightStateClass = tm + '-state-highlight';
// save references to `this`-bound handlers
this.documentMousedownProxy = $.proxy(this, 'documentMousedown');
this.documentDragStartProxy = $.proxy(this, 'documentDragStart');
},
// Renders the view inside an already-defined `this.el`.
// Subclasses should override this and then call the super method afterwards.
render: function() {
this.updateSize();
this.trigger('viewRender', this, this, this.el);
// attach handlers to document. do it here to allow for destroy/rerender
$(document)
.on('mousedown', this.documentMousedownProxy)
.on('dragstart', this.documentDragStartProxy); // jqui drag
},
// Clears all view rendering, event elements, and unregisters handlers
destroy: function() {
this.unselect();
this.trigger('viewDestroy', this, this, this.el);
this.destroyEvents();
this.el.empty(); // removes inner contents but leaves the element intact
$(document)
.off('mousedown', this.documentMousedownProxy)
.off('dragstart', this.documentDragStartProxy);
},
// Used to determine what happens when the users clicks next/prev. Given -1 for prev, 1 for next.
// Should apply the delta to `date` (a Moment) and return it.
incrementDate: function(date, delta) {
// subclasses should implement
},
/* Dimensions
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// Refreshes anything dependant upon sizing of the container element of the grid
updateSize: function(isResize) {
if (isResize) {
this.recordScroll();
}
this.updateHeight();
this.updateWidth();
},
// Refreshes the horizontal dimensions of the calendar
updateWidth: function() {
// subclasses should implement
},
// Refreshes the vertical dimensions of the calendar
updateHeight: function() {
var calendar = this.calendar; // we poll the calendar for height information
this.setHeight(
calendar.getSuggestedViewHeight(),
calendar.isHeightAuto()
);
},
// Updates the vertical dimensions of the calendar to the specified height.
// if `isAuto` is set to true, height becomes merely a suggestion and the view should use its "natural" height.
setHeight: function(height, isAuto) {
// subclasses should implement
},
// Given the total height of the view, return the number of pixels that should be used for the scroller.
// Utility for subclasses.
computeScrollerHeight: function(totalHeight) {
var both = this.el.add(this.scrollerEl);
var otherHeight; // cumulative height of everything that is not the scrollerEl in the view (header+borders)
// fuckin IE8/9/10/11 sometimes returns 0 for dimensions. this weird hack was the only thing that worked
both.css({
position: 'relative', // cause a reflow, which will force fresh dimension recalculation
left: -1 // ensure reflow in case the el was already relative. negative is less likely to cause new scroll
});
otherHeight = this.el.outerHeight() - this.scrollerEl.height(); // grab the dimensions
both.css({ position: '', left: '' }); // undo hack
return totalHeight - otherHeight;
},
// Called for remembering the current scroll value of the scroller.
// Should be called before there is a destructive operation (like removing DOM elements) that might inadvertently
// change the scroll of the container.
recordScroll: function() {
if (this.scrollerEl) {
this.scrollTop = this.scrollerEl.scrollTop();
}
},
// Set the scroll value of the scroller to the previously recorded value.
// Should be called after we know the view's dimensions have been restored following some type of destructive
// operation (like temporarily removing DOM elements).
restoreScroll: function() {
if (this.scrollTop !== null) {
this.scrollerEl.scrollTop(this.scrollTop);
}
},
/* Events
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// Renders the events onto the view.
// Should be overriden by subclasses. Subclasses should call the super-method afterwards.
renderEvents: function(events) {
this.segEach(function(seg) {
this.trigger('eventAfterRender', seg.event, seg.event, seg.el);
});
this.trigger('eventAfterAllRender');
},
// Removes event elements from the view.
// Should be overridden by subclasses. Should call this super-method FIRST, then subclass DOM destruction.
destroyEvents: function() {
this.segEach(function(seg) {
this.trigger('eventDestroy', seg.event, seg.event, seg.el);
});
},
// Given an event and the default element used for rendering, returns the element that should actually be used.
// Basically runs events and elements through the eventRender hook.
resolveEventEl: function(event, el) {
var custom = this.trigger('eventRender', event, event, el);
if (custom === false) { // means don't render at all
el = null;
}
else if (custom && custom !== true) {
el = $(custom);
}
return el;
},
// Hides all rendered event segments linked to the given event
showEvent: function(event) {
this.segEach(function(seg) {
seg.el.css('visibility', '');
}, event);
},
// Shows all rendered event segments linked to the given event
hideEvent: function(event) {
this.segEach(function(seg) {
seg.el.css('visibility', 'hidden');
}, event);
},
// Iterates through event segments. Goes through all by default.
// If the optional `event` argument is specified, only iterates through segments linked to that event.
// The `this` value of the callback function will be the view.
segEach: function(func, event) {
var segs = this.getSegs();
var i;
for (i = 0; i < segs.length; i++) {
if (!event || segs[i].event._id === event._id) {
func.call(this, segs[i]);
}
}
},
// Retrieves all the rendered segment objects for the view
getSegs: function() {
// subclasses must implement
},
/* Event Drag Visualization
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// Renders a visual indication of an event hovering over the specified date.
// `end` is a Moment and might be null.
// `seg` might be null. if specified, it is the segment object of the event being dragged.
// otherwise, an external event from outside the calendar is being dragged.
renderDrag: function(start, end, seg) {
// subclasses should implement
},
// Unrenders a visual indication of event hovering
destroyDrag: function() {
// subclasses should implement
},
// Handler for accepting externally dragged events being dropped in the view.
// Gets called when jqui's 'dragstart' is fired.
documentDragStart: function(ev, ui) {
var _this = this;
var dropDate = null;
var dragListener;
if (this.opt('droppable')) { // only listen if this setting is on
// listener that tracks mouse movement over date-associated pixel regions
dragListener = new DragListener(this.coordMap, {
cellOver: function(cell, date) {
dropDate = date;
_this.renderDrag(date);
},
cellOut: function() {
dropDate = null;
_this.destroyDrag();
}
});
// gets called, only once, when jqui drag is finished
$(document).one('dragstop', function(ev, ui) {
_this.destroyDrag();
if (dropDate) {
_this.trigger('drop', ev.target, dropDate, ev, ui);
}
});
dragListener.startDrag(ev); // start listening immediately
}
},
/* Selection
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// Selects a date range on the view. `start` and `end` are both Moments.
// `ev` is the native mouse event that begin the interaction.
select: function(start, end, ev) {
this.unselect(ev);
this.renderSelection(start, end);
this.reportSelection(start, end, ev);
},
// Renders a visual indication of the selection
renderSelection: function(start, end) {
// subclasses should implement
},
// Called when a new selection is made. Updates internal state and triggers handlers.
reportSelection: function(start, end, ev) {
this.isSelected = true;
this.trigger('select', null, start, end, ev);
},
// Undoes a selection. updates in the internal state and triggers handlers.
// `ev` is the native mouse event that began the interaction.
unselect: function(ev) {
if (this.isSelected) {
this.isSelected = false;
this.destroySelection();
this.trigger('unselect', null, ev);
}
},
// Unrenders a visual indication of selection
destroySelection: function() {
// subclasses should implement
},
// Handler for unselecting when the user clicks something and the 'unselectAuto' setting is on
documentMousedown: function(ev) {
var ignore;
// is there a selection, and has the user made a proper left click?
if (this.isSelected && this.opt('unselectAuto') && isPrimaryMouseButton(ev)) {
// only unselect if the clicked element is not identical to or inside of an 'unselectCancel' element
ignore = this.opt('unselectCancel');
if (!ignore || !$(ev.target).closest(ignore).length) {
this.unselect(ev);
}
}
}
};
// We are mixing JavaScript OOP design patterns here by putting methods and member variables in the closed scope of the
// constructor. Going forward, methods should be part of the prototype.
function View(calendar) {
var t = this;
// exports
t.calendar = calendar;
t.opt = opt;
t.trigger = trigger;
t.isEventDraggable = isEventDraggable;
t.isEventResizable = isEventResizable;
t.eventDrop = eventDrop;
t.eventResize = eventResize;
// imports
var reportEventChange = calendar.reportEventChange;
// locals
var options = calendar.options;
var nextDayThreshold = moment.duration(options.nextDayThreshold);
t.init(); // the "constructor" that concerns the prototype methods
function opt(name) {
var v = options[name];
if ($.isPlainObject(v) && !isForcedAtomicOption(name)) {
return smartProperty(v, t.name);
}
return v;
}
function trigger(name, thisObj) {
return calendar.trigger.apply(
calendar,
[name, thisObj || t].concat(Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 2), [t])
);
}
/* Event Editable Boolean Calculations
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
function isEventDraggable(event) {
var source = event.source || {};
return firstDefined(
event.startEditable,
source.startEditable,
opt('eventStartEditable'),
event.editable,
source.editable,
opt('editable')
);
}
function isEventResizable(event) {
var source = event.source || {};
return firstDefined(
event.durationEditable,
source.durationEditable,
opt('eventDurationEditable'),
event.editable,
source.editable,
opt('editable')
);
}
/* Event Elements
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// Compute the text that should be displayed on an event's element.
// Based off the settings of the view. Possible signatures:
// .getEventTimeText(event, formatStr)
// .getEventTimeText(startMoment, endMoment, formatStr)
// .getEventTimeText(startMoment, null, formatStr)
// `timeFormat` is used but the `formatStr` argument can be used to override.
t.getEventTimeText = function(event, formatStr) {
var start;
var end;
if (typeof event === 'object' && typeof formatStr === 'object') {
// first two arguments are actually moments (or null). shift arguments.
start = event;
end = formatStr;
formatStr = arguments[2];
}
else {
// otherwise, an event object was the first argument
start = event.start;
end = event.end;
}
formatStr = formatStr || opt('timeFormat');
if (end && opt('displayEventEnd')) {
return calendar.formatRange(start, end, formatStr);
}
else {
return calendar.formatDate(start, formatStr);
}
};
/* Event Modification Reporting
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
function eventDrop(el, event, newStart, ev) {
var mutateResult = calendar.mutateEvent(event, newStart, null);
trigger(
'eventDrop',
el,
event,
mutateResult.dateDelta,
function() {
mutateResult.undo();
reportEventChange();
},
ev,
{} // jqui dummy
);
reportEventChange();
}
function eventResize(el, event, newEnd, ev) {
var mutateResult = calendar.mutateEvent(event, null, newEnd);
trigger(
'eventResize',
el,
event,
mutateResult.durationDelta,
function() {
mutateResult.undo();
reportEventChange();
},
ev,
{} // jqui dummy
);
reportEventChange();
}
// ====================================================================================================
// Utilities for day "cells"
// ====================================================================================================
// The "basic" views are completely made up of day cells.
// The "agenda" views have day cells at the top "all day" slot.
// This was the obvious common place to put these utilities, but they should be abstracted out into
// a more meaningful class (like DayEventRenderer).
// ====================================================================================================
// For determining how a given "cell" translates into a "date":
//
// 1. Convert the "cell" (row and column) into a "cell offset" (the # of the cell, cronologically from the first).
// Keep in mind that column indices are inverted with isRTL. This is taken into account.
//
// 2. Convert the "cell offset" to a "day offset" (the # of days since the first visible day in the view).
//
// 3. Convert the "day offset" into a "date" (a Moment).
//
// The reverse transformation happens when transforming a date into a cell.
// exports
t.isHiddenDay = isHiddenDay;
t.skipHiddenDays = skipHiddenDays;
t.getCellsPerWeek = getCellsPerWeek;
t.dateToCell = dateToCell;
t.dateToDayOffset = dateToDayOffset;
t.dayOffsetToCellOffset = dayOffsetToCellOffset;
t.cellOffsetToCell = cellOffsetToCell;
t.cellToDate = cellToDate;
t.cellToCellOffset = cellToCellOffset;
t.cellOffsetToDayOffset = cellOffsetToDayOffset;
t.dayOffsetToDate = dayOffsetToDate;
t.rangeToSegments = rangeToSegments;
t.isMultiDayEvent = isMultiDayEvent;
// internals
var hiddenDays = opt('hiddenDays') || []; // array of day-of-week indices that are hidden
var isHiddenDayHash = []; // is the day-of-week hidden? (hash with day-of-week-index -> bool)
var cellsPerWeek;
var dayToCellMap = []; // hash from dayIndex -> cellIndex, for one week
var cellToDayMap = []; // hash from cellIndex -> dayIndex, for one week
var isRTL = opt('isRTL');
// initialize important internal variables
(function() {
if (opt('weekends') === false) {
hiddenDays.push(0, 6); // 0=sunday, 6=saturday
}
// Loop through a hypothetical week and determine which
// days-of-week are hidden. Record in both hashes (one is the reverse of the other).
for (var dayIndex=0, cellIndex=0; dayIndex<7; dayIndex++) {
dayToCellMap[dayIndex] = cellIndex;
isHiddenDayHash[dayIndex] = $.inArray(dayIndex, hiddenDays) != -1;
if (!isHiddenDayHash[dayIndex]) {
cellToDayMap[cellIndex] = dayIndex;
cellIndex++;
}
}
cellsPerWeek = cellIndex;
if (!cellsPerWeek) {
throw 'invalid hiddenDays'; // all days were hidden? bad.
}
})();
// Is the current day hidden?
// `day` is a day-of-week index (0-6), or a Moment
function isHiddenDay(day) {
if (moment.isMoment(day)) {
day = day.day();
}
return isHiddenDayHash[day];
}
function getCellsPerWeek() {
return cellsPerWeek;
}
// Incrementing the current day until it is no longer a hidden day, returning a copy.
// If the initial value of `date` is not a hidden day, don't do anything.
// Pass `isExclusive` as `true` if you are dealing with an end date.
// `inc` defaults to `1` (increment one day forward each time)
function skipHiddenDays(date, inc, isExclusive) {
var out = date.clone();
inc = inc || 1;
while (
isHiddenDayHash[(out.day() + (isExclusive ? inc : 0) + 7) % 7]
) {
out.add(inc, 'days');
}
return out;
}
//
// TRANSFORMATIONS: cell -> cell offset -> day offset -> date
//
// cell -> date (combines all transformations)
// Possible arguments:
// - row, col
// - { row:#, col: # }
function cellToDate() {
var cellOffset = cellToCellOffset.apply(null, arguments);
var dayOffset = cellOffsetToDayOffset(cellOffset);
var date = dayOffsetToDate(dayOffset);
return date;
}
// cell -> cell offset
// Possible arguments:
// - row, col
// - { row:#, col:# }
function cellToCellOffset(row, col) {
var colCnt = t.colCnt;
// rtl variables. wish we could pre-populate these. but where?
var dis = isRTL ? -1 : 1;
var dit = isRTL ? colCnt - 1 : 0;
if (typeof row == 'object') {
col = row.col;
row = row.row;
}
var cellOffset = row * colCnt + (col * dis + dit); // column, adjusted for RTL (dis & dit)
return cellOffset;
}
// cell offset -> day offset
function cellOffsetToDayOffset(cellOffset) {
var day0 = t.start.day(); // first date's day of week
cellOffset += dayToCellMap[day0]; // normlize cellOffset to beginning-of-week
return Math.floor(cellOffset / cellsPerWeek) * 7 + // # of days from full weeks
cellToDayMap[ // # of days from partial last week
(cellOffset % cellsPerWeek + cellsPerWeek) % cellsPerWeek // crazy math to handle negative cellOffsets
] -
day0; // adjustment for beginning-of-week normalization
}
// day offset -> date
function dayOffsetToDate(dayOffset) {
return t.start.clone().add(dayOffset, 'days');
}
//
// TRANSFORMATIONS: date -> day offset -> cell offset -> cell
//
// date -> cell (combines all transformations)
function dateToCell(date) {
var dayOffset = dateToDayOffset(date);
var cellOffset = dayOffsetToCellOffset(dayOffset);
var cell = cellOffsetToCell(cellOffset);
return cell;
}
// date -> day offset
function dateToDayOffset(date) {
return date.clone().stripTime().diff(t.start, 'days');
}
// day offset -> cell offset
function dayOffsetToCellOffset(dayOffset) {
var day0 = t.start.day(); // first date's day of week
dayOffset += day0; // normalize dayOffset to beginning-of-week
return Math.floor(dayOffset / 7) * cellsPerWeek + // # of cells from full weeks
dayToCellMap[ // # of cells from partial last week
(dayOffset % 7 + 7) % 7 // crazy math to handle negative dayOffsets
] -
dayToCellMap[day0]; // adjustment for beginning-of-week normalization
}
// cell offset -> cell (object with row & col keys)
function cellOffsetToCell(cellOffset) {
var colCnt = t.colCnt;
// rtl variables. wish we could pre-populate these. but where?
var dis = isRTL ? -1 : 1;
var dit = isRTL ? colCnt - 1 : 0;
var row = Math.floor(cellOffset / colCnt);
var col = ((cellOffset % colCnt + colCnt) % colCnt) * dis + dit; // column, adjusted for RTL (dis & dit)
return {
row: row,
col: col
};
}
//
// Converts a date range into an array of segment objects.
// "Segments" are horizontal stretches of time, sliced up by row.
// A segment object has the following properties:
// - row
// - cols
// - isStart
// - isEnd
//
function rangeToSegments(start, end) {
var rowCnt = t.rowCnt;
var colCnt = t.colCnt;
var segments = []; // array of segments to return
// day offset for given date range
var dayRange = computeDayRange(start, end); // convert to a whole-day range
var rangeDayOffsetStart = dateToDayOffset(dayRange.start);
var rangeDayOffsetEnd = dateToDayOffset(dayRange.end); // an exclusive value
// first and last cell offset for the given date range
// "last" implies inclusivity
var rangeCellOffsetFirst = dayOffsetToCellOffset(rangeDayOffsetStart);
var rangeCellOffsetLast = dayOffsetToCellOffset(rangeDayOffsetEnd) - 1;
// loop through all the rows in the view
for (var row=0; row<rowCnt; row++) {
// first and last cell offset for the row
var rowCellOffsetFirst = row * colCnt;
var rowCellOffsetLast = rowCellOffsetFirst + colCnt - 1;
// get the segment's cell offsets by constraining the range's cell offsets to the bounds of the row
var segmentCellOffsetFirst = Math.max(rangeCellOffsetFirst, rowCellOffsetFirst);
var segmentCellOffsetLast = Math.min(rangeCellOffsetLast, rowCellOffsetLast);
// make sure segment's offsets are valid and in view
if (segmentCellOffsetFirst <= segmentCellOffsetLast) {
// translate to cells
var segmentCellFirst = cellOffsetToCell(segmentCellOffsetFirst);
var segmentCellLast = cellOffsetToCell(segmentCellOffsetLast);
// view might be RTL, so order by leftmost column
var cols = [ segmentCellFirst.col, segmentCellLast.col ].sort();
// Determine if segment's first/last cell is the beginning/end of the date range.
// We need to compare "day offset" because "cell offsets" are often ambiguous and
// can translate to multiple days, and an edge case reveals itself when we the
// range's first cell is hidden (we don't want isStart to be true).
var isStart = cellOffsetToDayOffset(segmentCellOffsetFirst) == rangeDayOffsetStart;
var isEnd = cellOffsetToDayOffset(segmentCellOffsetLast) + 1 == rangeDayOffsetEnd;
// +1 for comparing exclusively
segments.push({
row: row,
leftCol: cols[0],
rightCol: cols[1],
isStart: isStart,
isEnd: isEnd
});
}
}
return segments;
}
// Returns the date range of the full days the given range visually appears to occupy.
// Returns object with properties `start` (moment) and `end` (moment, exclusive end).
function computeDayRange(start, end) {
var startDay = start.clone().stripTime(); // the beginning of the day the range starts
var endDay;
var endTimeMS;
if (end) {
endDay = end.clone().stripTime(); // the beginning of the day the range exclusively ends
endTimeMS = +end.time(); // # of milliseconds into `endDay`
// If the end time is actually inclusively part of the next day and is equal to or
// beyond the next day threshold, adjust the end to be the exclusive end of `endDay`.
// Otherwise, leaving it as inclusive will cause it to exclude `endDay`.
if (endTimeMS && endTimeMS >= nextDayThreshold) {
endDay.add(1, 'days');
}
}
// If no end was specified, or if it is within `startDay` but not past nextDayThreshold,
// assign the default duration of one day.
if (!end || endDay <= startDay) {
endDay = startDay.clone().add(1, 'days');
}
return { start: startDay, end: endDay };
}
// Does the given event visually appear to occupy more than one day?
function isMultiDayEvent(event) {
var range = computeDayRange(event.start, event.end);
return range.end.diff(range.start, 'days') > 1;
}
}