[Indigo]<UserExec>MyClock>MyClock.mesa!1

MyClock.mesa

Russ Atkinson, January 19, 1983 4:42 pm

McGregor, 18-Jan-82 16:03:16

Teitelman, June 25, 1983 8:42 pm

This module implements a graphic clock that is displayed as a dial with hands. The size of the clock is determined dynamically according to the space allowed for the containing viewer. The clock will display and update a second hand when it is large (non-iconic), and at all times will display and update minute and hour hands. Options are provided to invert the clock, and to change the offset of the hour (mostly for fun). The user may have multiple clocks on the screen.

Besides telling the time in an attractive manner, this module provides an example of a user-written Viewers class, and a simple use of Cedar Graphics. It also provides some stylistic guidelines for writing monitors (such as UNWIND => NULL), processes (handling ABORTED), and suggests an indentation style for Mesa.

DIRECTORY

Convert USING

[ValueToRope],

Graphics USING

[black, Box, Color, Context, DrawArea, DrawBox, DrawStroke, FlushPath, GetBounds, LineTo, Mark, MoveTo, NewPath, Path, Restore, Rotate, Save, SetFat, Scale, SetColor, SetPaintMode, Translate, white],

Menus USING

[AppendMenuEntry, CreateEntry, CreateMenu, FindEntry, Menu, MenuEntry, MenuProc, ReplaceMenuEntry],

Process USING

[Detach, MsecToTicks, SetTimeout],

RealFns USING

[CosDeg, SinDeg],

Rope USING

[Concat, ROPE],

Time USING

[Current, defaultTime, Packed, Unpack, Unpacked],

ViewerClasses USING

[PaintProc, Viewer, ViewerClass, ViewerClassRec],

ViewerOps USING

[CreateViewer, PaintViewer, RegisterViewerClass, SetMenu];

MyClock: CEDAR MONITOR

IMPORTS Convert, Graphics, Menus, Process, RealFns, Rope, ViewerOps, Time

= BEGIN OPEN Rope;

defaultUntime: Time.Unpacked;

MyData: TYPE = REF MyDataRec;

A MyData object is used to retain state used in updating the clock.

MyDataRec: TYPE =

RECORD

[viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer ← NIL,
area: BOOL ← FALSE,
live: BOOL ← TRUE,
painting: BOOL ← FALSE,
drawSeconds: BOOL ← TRUE,
forceClear: BOOL ← TRUE,
dateEntry: ROPE ← NIL,
dateTime: Time.Unpacked ← defaultUntime,
time: Time.Unpacked ← defaultUntime,
packed: Time.Packed ← Time.defaultTime,
foreground: Graphics.Color ← Graphics.black,
-- hourOffset: INTEGER ← 0,
offSet: INT ← 0, -- in seconds
path: Graphics.Path ← NIL,
minWidth: REAL ← 0.0,
secWidth: REAL ← 0.0,
paintingChange: CONDITION];

EnterPaint: ENTRY PROC [data: MyData] RETURNS [died: BOOL] = {

EnterPaint claims the paint lock, returns FALSE if the viewer has died.

{ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;

IF data = NIL THEN RETURN [TRUE];

IF NOT data.live THEN RETURN [TRUE];

IF NOT data.painting THEN EXIT;

WAIT data.paintingChange

ENDLOOP;

data.painting ← TRUE;

RETURN [FALSE]};

};

ExitPaint: ENTRY PROC [data: MyData] = {

ExitPaint releases the paint lock, ignore NIL data (could be a destroy race).

{ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;

IF data = NIL THEN RETURN;

data.painting ← FALSE;

BROADCAST data.paintingChange}

};

clockListChange: CONDITION; -- notified when the clock list changes

AddMeToList: ENTRY PROC [me: MyData] = {

AddMeToList atomically adds a clock to the current list.

{ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;

clockList ← CONS[me, clockList];

BROADCAST clockListChange}

};

WaitForListChange: ENTRY PROC [old: LIST OF MyData] = {

Wait for a clock list change.

{ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;

WHILE clockList = old DO

WAIT clockListChange

ENDLOOP}

};

PaintMe: ViewerClasses.PaintProc = TRUSTED {

[self: Viewer, context: Graphics.Context, whatChanged: REF, clear: BOOL]

PaintMe is called to repaint the clock (we do try to minimize the work involved).

ctx: Graphics.Context ← context;

data: MyData ← NARROW[self.data];

IF NOT EnterPaint[data] THEN {

box: Graphics.Box ← Graphics.GetBounds[ctx]; -- scale to viewer size

maxX: REAL ← box.xmax;

maxY: REAL ← box.ymax;

minX: REAL ← box.xmin;

minY: REAL ← box.ymin;

halfX: REAL ← (maxX - minX) / 2.0;

halfY: REAL ← (maxY - minY) / 2.0;

radius: REAL ← IF halfX < halfY THEN halfX ELSE halfY;

foreground: Graphics.Color ← data.foreground;

background: Graphics.Color ←

IF foreground = Graphics.white THEN Graphics.black ELSE Graphics.white;

spokes: NAT ← 32;

oldTime: Time.Unpacked ← data.time;

curPacked: Time.Packed ← [Time.Current[] + data.offSet];

curTime: Time.Unpacked ← Time.Unpack[curPacked];

hoff: INTEGER ← data.hourOffset;

TickMark: PROC [seconds: REAL, d: REAL ← 1.0 / 32] = TRUSTED {

TickMark is used to paint a single tick mark. It just puts a rectangle at the position given by seconds. We include extra comments to explain Graphics usage.

mark: Graphics.Mark ← Graphics.Save[ctx]; -- mark original state of graphics context

IF self.iconic THEN d ← d + d; -- iconic => double tick size

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, foreground]; -- use foreground color for ticks

Graphics.Rotate[ctx, -6.0 * seconds]; -- rotate to tick mark angle

Graphics.Translate[ctx, d - 1.0, 0.0]; -- move to near circle edge

Graphics.DrawBox[ctx, [-d, -d, d, d]]; -- actually draw the box

Graphics.Restore[ctx, mark]; -- restore context to original state

};

Face: PROC = TRUSTED {

Face is used to draw a clock face (a circle).

mark: Graphics.Mark ← Graphics.Save[ctx];

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, background];

Graphics.MoveTo[path, 1.0, 0.0];

FOR i: NAT IN [1..60] DO

add to the path

deg: NAT ← 6*i;

Graphics.LineTo[path, RealFns.CosDeg[deg], RealFns.SinDeg[deg]]

ENDLOOP;

Graphics.DrawArea[ctx, path];

Graphics.Restore[ctx, mark]

};

DrawTime: PROC [oldTime, newTime: Time.Unpacked] = TRUSTED {

DrawTime is called to draw the new time. We assume that the old time is the one currently displayed.

Handy: PROC [seconds, length, width: REAL, invert: BOOL ← FALSE] = TRUSTED {

Handy draws a hand at the position given by seconds (not necessarily integral), where the length and width are normalized to a radius of 1. If invert, we are actually erasing an old hand.

degrees: REAL ← -6.0 * seconds;

localMark: Graphics.Mark ← Graphics.Save[ctx];

closed: BOOL ← FALSE;

IF invert THEN {

force inversion of the hands

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, Graphics.black];

[] ← Graphics.SetPaintMode[ctx, invert]};

rotate to proper angle

Graphics.Rotate[ctx, degrees];

as a test hack, use a box for the second hand instead of the path stuff

IF data.secWidth > 0 THEN

{width ← data.secWidth/radius;

Graphics.DrawBox[ctx, [-width, 0, width, length]];

Graphics.Restore[ctx, localMark];

RETURN};

enter the path

Graphics.MoveTo[path, 0.0, 0.0];

Graphics.LineTo[path, 0.0, length];

IF width > 0 THEN

not a simple line, but a triangle

{closed ← TRUE;

Graphics.LineTo[path, -width, -width];

Graphics.LineTo[path, width, -width];

Graphics.LineTo[path, 0.0, length]};

IF data.area AND width > 0.0 AND NOT self.iconic

THEN Graphics.DrawArea[ctx, path]

ELSE Graphics.DrawStroke[ctx, path, 0.0, closed, round];

Graphics.Restore[ctx, localMark]

};

mark: Graphics.Mark ← Graphics.Save[ctx];

oldSecMod: CARDINAL ← oldTime.second - oldTime.second MOD 10;

newSecMod: CARDINAL ← newTime.second - newTime.second MOD 10;

needSecond: BOOL ← data.drawSeconds AND NOT self.iconic;

needMinute: BOOL ← clear;

needHour: BOOL ← clear;

IF NOT clear THEN {

erase the hands

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, background];

IF needSecond THEN

erase the second hand

Handy[oldTime.second, 0.85, 0.0, TRUE];

IF oldTime.minute # newTime.minute OR oldSecMod # newSecMod THEN {

erase the minute hand

Handy[oldTime.minute + oldSecMod / 60.0, 0.80, 0.02];

needMinute ← TRUE};

IF oldTime.hour # newTime.hour OR oldTime.minute # newTime.minute THEN {

erase the hour hand

Handy[(oldTime.hour -- + hoff -- ) * 5 + oldTime.minute / 12.0, 0.60, 0.03];

needHour ← TRUE}};

draw the hands

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, foreground];

IF needHour OR needMinute THEN

Handy[(newTime.hour -- + hoff -- ) * 5 + newTime.minute / 12.0, 0.60, 0.03];

IF needMinute THEN Handy[newTime.minute + newSecMod / 60.0, 0.80, 0.02];

IF needSecond THEN -- draw the second hand

Handy[newTime.second, 0.85, 0.0, TRUE];

Graphics.Restore[ctx, mark]

};

path: Graphics.Path ← data.path;

IF path = NIL

THEN data.path ← path ← Graphics.NewPath[16]

ELSE Graphics.FlushPath[path];

Graphics.Translate[ctx, halfX, halfY];

Graphics.Scale[ctx, radius, radius];

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, foreground];

[] ← Graphics.SetFat[ctx, FALSE];

data.time ← curTime;

IF whatChanged = NIL OR curTime = oldTime OR data.forceClear THEN

{clear ← TRUE; data.forceClear ← FALSE};

IF clear THEN

init the face

{IF self.iconic

THEN Face[]

ELSE {-- init the screen to background

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, background];

Graphics.DrawBox

[ctx, [-halfX/radius, -halfY/radius, halfX/radius, halfY/radius]];

Graphics.SetColor[ctx, foreground]};

draw the tick marks

FOR i: NAT IN [0..12) DO

TickMark[i * 5]

ENDLOOP};

draw the hands

DrawTime[oldTime, curTime];

ExitPaint[data]}

};

SwapColor: Menus.MenuProc = {

[parent: REF, clientData: REF, mouseButton: MouseButton, shift, control: BOOL]

SwapColor swaps the foreground & background colors.

viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer ← NARROW[parent];

data: MyData ← NARROW[viewer.data];

[] ← EnterPaint[data];

IF data.foreground = Graphics.white

THEN data.foreground ← Graphics.black

ELSE data.foreground ← Graphics.white;

data.forceClear ← TRUE;

ExitPaint[data];

ViewerOps.PaintViewer[viewer, client, FALSE]

};

ChangeAllOffSets: PROC [offSet: INT] = {

FOR l: LIST OF MyData ← clockList, l.rest UNTIL l = NIL DO

data: MyData ← l.first;

[] ← EnterPaint[data];

data.offSet ← offSet;

data.forceClear ← TRUE;

ExitPaint[data];

ViewerOps.PaintViewer[data.viewer, client, FALSE]

ENDLOOP;

};

ChangeOffset: Menus.MenuProc = {

[parent: REF, clientData: REF, mouseButton: MouseButton, shift, control: BOOL]

ChangeOffset changes the offset: red = hours, yellow = minutes, blue = seconds, shift = forwards, noshift = backwards, control = reset.

viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer ← NARROW[parent];

data: MyData ← NARROW[viewer.data];

direction: INT = IF shift THEN 1 ELSE -1;

[] ← EnterPaint[data];

IF control THEN data.offSet ← 0

ELSE data.offSet ← data.offSet + (direction * (SELECT mouseButton FROM

red => 3600,

yellow => 60,

blue => 1,

ENDCASE => ERROR));

data.forceClear ← TRUE;

ExitPaint[data];

ViewerOps.PaintViewer[viewer, client, FALSE]

};

RefreshDate: Menus.MenuProc = {

[parent: REF, clientData: REF, mouseButton: MouseButton, shift, control: BOOL]

RefreshDate changes the hour offset (red back, blue forward, yellow zeros offset).

viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer ← NARROW[parent];

data: MyData ← NARROW[viewer.data];

IF EnterPaint[data] THEN RETURN;

IF data.dateEntry = NIL THEN {ExitPaint[data]; RETURN};

data.dateTime ← data.time;

{-- now split out the parts of the date

day: ROPE ← Convert.ValueToRope[[signed[data.dateTime.day]]];

month: ROPE ← NIL;

year: ROPE ← Convert.ValueToRope[[signed[data.dateTime.year - 1900]]];

entry: Menus.MenuEntry ← NIL;

SELECT data.dateTime.month FROM

0 => month ← " Jan ";

1 => month ← " Feb ";

2 => month ← " Mar ";

3 => month ← " Apr ";

4 => month ← " May ";

5 => month ← " Jun ";

6 => month ← " Jul ";

7 => month ← " Aug ";

8 => month ← " Sep ";

9 => month ← " Oct ";

10 => month ← " Nov ";

11 => month ← " Dec ";

ENDCASE => month ← " ??? ";

IF data.dateTime.day < 10 THEN day ← Rope.Concat[" ", day];

day ← day.Concat[month.Concat[year]];

entry ← Menus.CreateEntry[day, RefreshDate];

Menus.ReplaceMenuEntry

[viewer.menu, Menus.FindEntry[viewer.menu, data.dateEntry], entry

! UNWIND => ExitPaint[data]];

data.dateEntry ← day;

};

data.forceClear ← TRUE;

ExitPaint[data];

ViewerOps.PaintViewer[viewer, menu, FALSE]

};

clockList: LIST OF MyData ← NIL;

We keep a list of the created clocks (it is not really needed by anyone, but can help debugging).

viewerClass: ViewerClasses.ViewerClass ← NIL;

Mother: PROC [iconicFlag: BOOL ← TRUE] = TRUSTED {

Mother gives the extra level of frame needed to handle ABORTED properly.

viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer ← NIL;

data: MyData ← NEW[MyDataRec ← []];

data.dateTime.year ← 0;

Process.SetTimeout[@data.paintingChange, Process.MsecToTicks[pause]];

Child[viewer, data, iconicFlag ! ABORTED => CONTINUE];

data.live ← FALSE;

};

Child: PROC [viewer: ViewerClasses.Viewer, data: MyData, iconicFlag: BOOL] = TRUSTED {

This procedure just loops, repainting the clock as the time changes. We only return when the clock viewer is destroyed.

packed: Time.Packed ← Time.Current[];

menu: Menus.Menu ← Menus.CreateMenu[];

Menus.AppendMenuEntry

[menu, Menus.CreateEntry["SwapColor", SwapColor]];

Menus.AppendMenuEntry

[menu, Menus.CreateEntry["ChangeOffset", ChangeOffset]];

Menus.AppendMenuEntry

[menu, Menus.CreateEntry[data.dateEntry ← "XX-XXX-XX", RefreshDate]];

viewer ←

ViewerOps.CreateViewer

[flavor: $Clock, info: [name: "Clock", column: right, iconic: iconicFlag, data: data]];

ViewerOps.SetMenu[viewer, menu];

AddMeToList[data];

data.viewer ← viewer;

RefreshDate[viewer, NIL];

WHILE data.live AND NOT viewer.destroyed DO

newPacked: Time.Packed ← Time.Current[];

newPacked: Time.Packed ← IF curPacked # Time.defaultTime THEN curPacked ELSE Time.Current[];

IF newPacked # packed THEN {

IF viewer.iconic OR NOT data.drawSeconds THEN

IF newPacked - packed < 30 THEN {Rest[data]; LOOP};

IF NOT data.painting THEN

ViewerOps.PaintViewer[viewer, client, FALSE, $time];

IF data.time.day # data.dateTime.day OR data.time.month # data.dateTime.month THEN

RefreshDate[viewer, NIL];

packed ← newPacked; -- note that if curPacked is set to some specific time, then the clock will not move until it is reset.

};

Rest[data]

ENDLOOP

};

pause: CARDINAL ← 200; -- in milliseconds

Rest: ENTRY PROC [data: MyData] = {

Just pause for the appropriate time. The pause should be long enough to not burden the processor and short enough to keep the second hand update smooth.

ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;

WAIT data.paintingChange;

};

Start1: PROC [iconicFlag: BOOL ← TRUE] = TRUSTED {

Start up one clock.

old: LIST OF MyData ← clockList;

IF viewerClass = NIL THEN {

viewerClass ←

NEW [ViewerClasses.ViewerClassRec

← [paint: PaintMe, -- called to repaint

icon: private, -- picture to display when small

cursor: textPointer]]; -- cursor when mouse is in viewer

defaultUntime ← Time.Unpack[Time.defaultTime];

ViewerOps.RegisterViewerClass[$Clock, viewerClass];

};

Process.Detach[FORK Mother[iconicFlag]];

WaitForListChange[old]

};

Start: PROC [n: INT ← 1, iconic: BOOL ← TRUE] = {

Start up n clocks, iconic by default.

IF iconic # TRUE AND iconic # FALSE THEN ERROR;

FOR i: INT IN [1..n] DO

Start1[iconic]

ENDLOOP

};

Start1[] -- the default is to start 1 iconic clock

END.

Edited on June 25, 1983 8:42 pm, by Teitelman

changed ChangeOffSet button to changeOffset for hours, minutes, or seconds, direction determined by shift key. reset now done by control
defined ChangeAllOffSets to allow changing offset from program. required adding viewer field to MyData.

changes to: defaultUntime, MyData, MyDataRec, clockListChange, PaintMe, DrawTime (local of PaintMe), ChangeOffset, clockList, viewerClass, Child, pause, ChangeAllOffSets, RefreshDate, Mother, END, ChangeOffset