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package gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk;

import java.awt.Checkbox;
import java.awt.CheckboxGroup;
import java.awt.event.ItemEvent;
import java.awt.peer.CheckboxPeer;
import java.util.WeakHashMap;

/**
 * This class wraps either a GtkCheckButton or a GtkOptionButton
 * depending on if this peer's owner belongs to a CheckboxGroup.
 */
public class GtkCheckboxPeer extends GtkComponentPeer
  implements CheckboxPeer
{
  // The CheckboxGroup to which this GtkCheckboxPeer's owner belongs.
  public CheckboxGroup current_group;
  // The current state of the GTK checkbox.
  private boolean currentState;

  // A map from CheckboxGroup to GSList* GTK option group pointer.
  private static WeakHashMap groupMap = new WeakHashMap();

  public native void createCheckButton ();
  public native void createRadioButton (long groupPointer);

  public native void addToGroup (long groupPointer);
  public native void removeFromGroup ();
  public native void switchToGroup (long groupPointer);
  
  public native void connectSignals ();

  /**
   * Overridden to set Font of label inside button.
   */
  protected native void gtkWidgetModifyFont(String name, int style, int size);
  native void gtkButtonSetLabel (String label);
  native void gtkToggleButtonSetActive (boolean is_active);

  public GtkCheckboxPeer (Checkbox c)
  {
    super (c);
  }

  public void create ()
  {
    Checkbox checkbox = (Checkbox) awtComponent;
    current_group = checkbox.getCheckboxGroup ();
    if (current_group == null)
      {
        // Initially we're not part of a group so we're backed by a
        // GtkCheckButton.
        createCheckButton();
      }
    else
      {
        // Initially we're part of a group.

        // See if this group is already stored in our map.
        Long groupPointer = null;
        synchronized (groupMap)
        {
          groupPointer = (Long) groupMap.get(current_group);
        }
        
        if (groupPointer == null)
          {
            // We don't know about this group.  Create a new native
            // group pointer for this group and store it in our map.
           createRadioButton(0);
          }
        else
          {
            // We already know about this group.  Pass the
            // corresponding native group pointer value to the native
            // create method.
            createRadioButton(groupPointer.longValue());
          }
      }
    currentState = checkbox.getState();
    gtkToggleButtonSetActive(currentState);
    
    String label = checkbox.getLabel();
    if (label != null)
      gtkButtonSetLabel(label);
  }

  /**
   * Sets native GtkCheckButton is state is different from current
   * state.  Will set currentState to state to prevent posting an
   * event since events should only be posted for user initiated
   * clicks on the GtkCheckButton.
   */
  public synchronized void setState (boolean state)
  {
    if (currentState != state)
      {
	currentState = state;
	gtkToggleButtonSetActive(state);
      }
  }

  public void setLabel (String label)
  {
    gtkButtonSetLabel (label);
  }

  public void setCheckboxGroup (CheckboxGroup group)
  {
    if (current_group == null && group != null)
      {
        // This peer's owner is currently not in a group, and now
        // we're adding it to a group.  This means that the backing
        // GtkWidget will change from a GtkCheckButton to a
        // GtkRadioButton.

        current_group = group;

        // See if the new group is already stored in our map.
        Long groupPointer = null;
        synchronized (groupMap)
        {
          groupPointer = (Long) groupMap.get(current_group);
        }
        
        if (groupPointer == null)
          {
            // We don't know about this group.  Create a new native
            // group pointer for this group and store it in our map.
            addToGroup(0);
          }
        else
          {
            // We already know about this group.  Pass the
            // corresponding native group pointer value to the native
            // create method.
            addToGroup(groupPointer.longValue());
          }
      }
    else if (current_group != null && group == null)
      {
        // This peer's owner is currently in a group, and now we're
        // removing it from a group.  This means that the backing
        // GtkWidget will change from a GtkRadioButton to a
        // GtkCheckButton.
        removeFromGroup();
        current_group = null;
      }
    else if (current_group == null && group == null)
      {
        // This peer's owner is currently not in a group, and we're
        // not adding it to a group, so simply return.
        return;
      }
    else if (current_group != group)
      {
        // This peer's owner is currently in a group, and now we're
        // putting it in another group.  This means that we must
        // remove the backing GtkRadioButton from one group and add it
        // to the other group.

        current_group = group;
        
        // See if the new group is already stored in our map.
        Long groupPointer = null;
        synchronized (groupMap)
        {
          groupPointer = (Long) groupMap.get(current_group);
        }
        
        if (groupPointer == null)
          {
            // We don't know about this group.  Create a new native
            // group pointer for this group and store it in our map.
            switchToGroup(0);
          }
        else
          {
            // We already know about this group.  Pass the
            // corresponding native group pointer value to the native
            // create method.
            switchToGroup(groupPointer.longValue());
          }
      }
  }

  // Override the superclass postItemEvent so that the peer doesn't
  // need information that we have.
  // called back by native side: item_toggled_cb
  public synchronized void postItemEvent(Object item, boolean state)
  {
    // Only fire event is state actually changed.
    if (currentState != state)
      {
	currentState = state;
	super.postItemEvent(awtComponent,
			    state ? ItemEvent.SELECTED : ItemEvent.DESELECTED);
      }
  }
  
  public void addToGroupMap(long groupPointer)
  {
    synchronized (groupMap)
    {
      groupMap.put(current_group, new Long (groupPointer));
    }
  }

  public void dispose ()
  {
    groupMap.clear();
    current_group = null;
    currentState = false;
    super.dispose ();
  }
}