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Documentation of class 'TreeItem':

Class: TreeItem

Inheritance
Description
Class protocol
Instance protocol

Inheritance:

   Object
   |
   +--TreeItem
      |
      +--FileSelectionItem
      |
      +--TreeItemWithImage

Package:: stx:libwidg2

Category:: Interface-Support

Version:: rev: 1.73 date: 2023/09/07 21:39:17; user: stefan; file: TreeItem.st directory: libwidg2; module: stx stc-classLibrary: libwidg2

Description:

THIS CLASS HAS BEEN OBSOLETED by HierarchicalItem with its corresponding
view class HierarchicalListView. Please use these new ones.

Class to build up tree-like structures to represent file-trees, class tress etc.
Especially suited for use with (also now obsolete) SelectionInTree and SelectionInTreeView.

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Class protocol:

class initialization

initialize: self initialize

default icons

keysAndIcons: returns an IdentityDictionary containing a list of images and keys used
by any file entry; could be redefined by subclass

example-instance creation

newAsTreeFromNestedList: aListOfElementsOrSublists named: name

create a tree of nodes with fix elements from aListOfElementsOrSublists.
The tree will contain leafs for any non-collection elements in aListOfElementsOrSublists,
and sub-trees for 2-element array-elements.
Useful to be shown in long selection lists, if some grouping is possible

Usage example(s):

      |top model sel root|

      root  := TreeItem 
                newAsTreeFromNestedList:
                    #(
                        'one-1'
                        'two-1'
                        ('three...' 
                            ('three-1'
                             'three-2'
                             'three-3'))
                        'four-1'
                        ('five...' 
                            ('five-1'
                             'five-2'
                             'five-3'
                             'five-4'
                             'five-5'))
                        ('six...' 
                            ('six-1' 
                             'six-2' 
                             ('six-3...' 
                                ('six-3-1' 
                                 'six-3-2'
                                 'six-3-3'))
                             'six-4'
                             ('six-5...'
                                ('six-5-1' 
                                 'five-5-2'))
                             ) 
                        )    
                        'seven-1'
                    ).
      root expand.
      model := SelectionInTree new root:root.

      top := StandardSystemView new.
      top extent:300@300.

      sel := SelectionInTreeView new.
      sel showDirectoryIndicator:true.
      sel showRoot:false.
      sel imageOpened:nil.
      sel imageClosed:nil.
      sel imageItem:nil.
      sel model: model.
      sel action:[:nr | Transcript show:'selected:'; showCR:nr].
      top add:(ScrollableView forView:sel) in:((0.0 @ 0.0 ) corner:( 1.0 @ 1.0)).
      top open.

newAsTreeFromSmalltalkClass: aClass

create a tree of nodes with aClass and all its
subclasses as contents. Set the initial level as given.

Usage example(s):

      |top model sel root|

      root  := TreeItem newAsTreeFromSmalltalkClass:ByteArray.
      root expand.
      model := SelectionInTree new root:root.
      top := StandardSystemView new.
      top extent:300@300.

      sel := SelectionInTreeView new.
      sel model: model.
      sel action:[:nr | Transcript show:'selected:'; showCR:nr].
      top add:(ScrollableView forView:sel) in:((0.0 @ 0.0 ) corner:( 1.0 @ 1.0)).
      top open.

instance creation

contents: aContents
name: aName
name: aName contents: aContents
name: aName value: aContents
new: (comment from inherited method)
return an instance of myself without indexed variables

Instance protocol:

accessing

contents: get the contents;
usually, the contents is computed lazily
i.e. #retrieveContents is invoked when the contents has not yet been set.
contents: something: set the contents
editor: returns an editor on the editable value or nil
hide: retrieve the hide flag
hide: aBoolean: set hide flag
icon: get the icon
label: for protocol compatibility with herarchical item
labelPath: for protocol compatibility with hierarchical item
level: get the nesting level
middleButtonMenu: returns the middleButtonMenu of the item or nil
name: get name
name: aString
parent: get parent
parent: something: set parent
string
value: get contents
value: something: allow TreeItem to be used as a model

accessing-children

basicLastChild: returns the last child without checking for valid sequence
children: get list of children
children: aCollection: set children
firstChild: returns first child in sequence
lastChild: returns the last child in sequence
readChildren: aBoolean: set MUSTread children flag

accessing-dimensions

childrenWidthOn: aDevice: returns the maximum name length of my children

accessing-hierarchy

allParents: return a collection of all parents (in parent, grandparent, ... order)
collapse: hide all my children
collapseAll: hide all my children and sub children
expand: show all my children
expandAll: show all my children and sub children
parentsDo: aBlock: evaluate a block for each parent

accessing-mvc

model: get my model (an instance of selection in tree) or nil
model: aSelectionInTree: set my model (an instance of selection in tree) or nil
tree: get my model (an instance of selection in tree) or nil
tree: aSelectionInTree: set my model (an instance of selection in tree) or nil

adding & removing

add: something: add a child or collection of children add end
add: something after: aChild: add a child or collection of children add end
add: something afterIndex: anIndex: add a child or collection after an index
add: something before: aChild: add a child or collection of children add end
add: something beforeIndex: anIndex: add a child or collection before an index
addFirst: something: add a child at the beginning
remove: something: remove a child or collection of children
removeAll: remove all children
removeChild: aChild: remove a aChild
removeIndex: anIndex: remove child at index

change & update

changed: node changed; raise notification to model
changed: what: node changed; raise notification to model
changedSelected: called if the node is selected
update: something with: aParameter from: anItem: raise change notification to my model

converting

fromLiteralArrayEncoding: aLiteralEncodedArray: read my contents from a aLiteralEncodedArray.
literalArrayEncoding: return myself encoded as a literal array

copying

copy: (comment from inherited method)
return a copy of the receiver - defaults to shallowcopy here.
Notice, that copy does not copy dependents.

enumerating

allChildrenDo: aOneArgBlock: recursively enumerate children
and evaluate a block on each child and subchildren
allWithParentAndChildrenDo: aTwoArgBlock
childrenDo: aOneArgBlock: evaluate a block on each child (excluding sub-children)
detectParent: aBlock: evaluate aBlock for my parent-chain;
return the parent for which it returns true
each: itemOrCollectionOfItems do: aOneArgBlock: evaluate a block for something or in case of a collection for each
element in the collection

initialization & release

initialize: setup defaults

printing & storing

asString: sometimes used by the SelectionInListView to get the name
displayOn: aGCOrStream: Compatibility
append a printed desription on some stream (Dolphin, Squeak)
OR:
display the receiver in a graphicsContext at 0@0 (ST80).
This method allows for any object to be displayed in some view
(although the fallBack is to display its printString ...)
printOn: aStream: sometimes used by the SelectionInListView to get the name
printString: sometimes used by the SelectionInListView to get the name
printableEditValue: returns the printable edit value or nil

queries

canCollapse: children existing and shown?
canEdit: returns true if field is editable
canExpand: is expandable: children exist and not already expanded
hasChildren: returns true if any child exists
hasChildrenWithSubChildren: returns true if any child exists and has children too
hasExpandedChildren: returns true if any of my children is expanded
hidden: returns true if node is not visible
isCollapsable: children existing and shown

** This is an obsolete interface - do not use it (it may vanish in future versions) **
isContainedByParent: aParent: returns true if contained in subtree of a parent
isExpandable: is expandable; children existing and hidden

** This is an obsolete interface - do not use it (it may vanish in future versions) **
isExpanded: return true if I am expanded
numberOfChildren: returns number of children
showIndicator: returns true if children exists
shown: returns true if node is visible

recomputation

addVisibleChildrenTo: aList: add all visible children and sub-children to the list
numberOfAllVisibleChildren: returns number of all visible children including all the children of children

retrieving

childrenAction: get children action block
contentsAction: get contents action block
iconAction: get icon action block
labelAction: get label action block
retrieveAll: retrieve all values from model
retrieveAndEvaluate: selectorToReturnABlockOrValueHolder: retrieve a specific value from the model;
if no model exists, nil is returned.

The model mist return a block or valueHolder,
which is evaluate with self as optopal argument.
So the model can compute icons, labels, etc. dynamically.

Typical selectors are:
#iconAction
#childrenAction
#contentsAction
#labelAction
retrieveChildren: retrieve children from model
retrieveContents: retrieve contents value from model;
retrieveLabel: retrieve label from model

searching

childAt: anIndex: get child at an index or nil
detectChild: aOneArgBlock: evaluate the block on each child;
returns the child's node or nil.
This searches my direct children only - not walking down sublevels.
detectChild: aTwoArgBlock arguments: args: detect a child the evaluation of the block returns true. The
first argument to the block is the item, the second argument
the value derived from the argument list at node-level ...
I.e. for each sublevel, a different block arg can be specified.
The number of arguments also defines the search level.
i.e. if you pass (1 to:10) as args, the block will get the sub-level
as second argument and stop the search after 10 levels.
detectFirstChild: anOneArgBlock: detect the first child which evaluation of anOneArgBlock returns true.
Recursively walks down the node-tree.
indexOfChild: aChild: get index of a child or 0

searching-private

detectChild: aTwoArgBlock arguments: args index: idxArgs: helper for limited search.
detect a child the evaluation of the block returns true. The
first argument to the block is the item, the second argument
the value derived from the argument list at an index.
This one recursively walks down the tree searching for a node.

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