/* QSoloCards is a collection of Solitaire card games written using Qt Copyright (C) 2009 Steve Moore This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . */ #ifndef __DEALANIMATION_H__ #define __DEALANIMATION_H__ #include #include "CardStack.h" #include "CardMoveRecord.h" #include #include #include #include #include // DealItems can be used to define the cards that will be dealt to a stack. // The DealItem can then be added to the DealItemVector which is the overall // definition of the deal. class DealItem { public: DealItem(CardStack * pDst,CardStack * pSrc); DealItem(const DealItem & rh); ~DealItem(); inline bool isEmpty()const{return (m_flipList.empty() || m_pSrc->isEmpty());} inline void addCard(bool flip){m_flipList.push_back(flip);} // returns the flip value of the next card and pops it off the list. bool getNextCard(); inline CardStack * dst(){return m_pDst;} inline CardStack * src(){return m_pSrc;} DealItem & operator=(const DealItem & rh); private: CardStack * m_pDst; CardStack * m_pSrc; std::list m_flipList; // the list allows a record of how many cards to deal from the // src to the dst and which ones need to be flipped. // The cards will only be flipped once added to the dst stack. }; typedef std::vector DealItemVector; class DealGraphicsItem:public QObject,public QGraphicsPixmapItem { Q_OBJECT public: DealGraphicsItem(DealItem & dealItem,CardMoveRecord & moveRecord); virtual ~DealGraphicsItem(); inline DealItem & getItem(){return m_dealItem;} void setupAnimation(unsigned int duration,unsigned int delay,unsigned int zValue); inline bool flipCard()const{return m_flipCard;} inline const PlayingCard & card()const{return m_card;} void stopAni(); signals: void aniFinished(DealGraphicsItem *); public slots: void slotAniFinished(); void slotTimeToStart(); private: DealItem & m_dealItem; bool m_flipCard; PlayingCard m_card; QGraphicsItemAnimation * m_pGItemAni; CardMoveRecord & m_moveRecord; QTimeLine m_timeLine; QTimer m_delayTimer; bool m_emitFinished; }; typedef std::vector DealGraphicsItemVector; class DealAnimation: public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: enum { PerDealDuration=400, PerCardDelay=60 }; DealAnimation(); virtual ~DealAnimation(); // this duration may not be the total for the entire deal. This the duration for one round. // So, if you have ten stacks and are dealing 5 cards to eacy stack. The entire duration will // be the duration x 5. inline void setDuration(int durInMilSecs=PerDealDuration){m_duration=durInMilSecs;} inline int getDuration()const{return m_duration;} // the option of sending the complete signal is for cases like the initial deal of the cards. // In that case the caller does not care when it is done as long as the user can't do anything // until the deal is complete. The use of the CardAnimationLock will ensure this whether or not // the caller wants to get the notification. bool dealCards(const DealItemVector & itemVector,bool createMoveRecord=true); void stopAni(); signals: void cardsMoved(const CardMoveRecord & moveRecord); public slots: void slotAniFinished(DealGraphicsItem * pDealGraphicsItem); private: bool cardsRemaining(); void cleanUpGraphicsItem(DealGraphicsItem * pDealGraphicsItem); void cleanUpGraphicsItems(); void noAniStackUdpates(); void buildAniStackUpdates(); CardMoveRecord m_moveRecord; DealItemVector m_dealItemVector; DealGraphicsItemVector m_graphicsItemVector; bool m_aniRunning; bool m_stopAni; int m_duration; bool m_createMoveRecord; }; #endif