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#include "common/system.h"

#include "gui/gui-manager.h"
#include "gui/ThemeEval.h"
#include "gui/widget.h"
#include "gui/widgets/edittext.h"

#include "engines/grim/inputdialog.h"

namespace Grim {

InputDialog::InputDialog(const Common::String &message, const Common::String &string, bool hasTextField) :
		GUI::Dialog(30, 20, 260, 124), _hasTextField(hasTextField) {

	const int screenW = g_system->getOverlayWidth();
	const int screenH = g_system->getOverlayHeight();

	int buttonWidth = g_gui.xmlEval()->getVar("Globals.Button.Width", 0);
	int buttonHeight = g_gui.xmlEval()->getVar("Globals.Button.Height", 0);

	// First, determine the size the dialog needs. For this we have to break
	// down the string into lines, and taking the maximum of their widths.
	// Using this, and accounting for the space the button(s) need, we can set
	// the real size of the dialog
	Common::Array<Common::String> lines;
	int lineCount;
	int maxlineWidth = g_gui.getFont().wordWrapText(message, screenW - 2 * 20, lines);

	// Calculate the desired dialog size (maxing out at 300*180 for now)
	_w = MAX(maxlineWidth, (2 * buttonWidth) + 10) + 20;

	lineCount = lines.size();

	_h = 30 + kLineHeight;
	_h += buttonHeight + 10;

	// Limit the number of lines so that the dialog still fits on the screen.
	if (lineCount > (screenH - 20 - _h) / kLineHeight) {
		lineCount = (screenH - 20 - _h) / kLineHeight;
	}
	_h += lineCount * kLineHeight;

	// Center the dialog
	_x = (screenW - _w) / 2;
	_y = (screenH - _h) / 2;

	// Each line is represented by one static text item.
	int height = 10;
	for (int i = 0; i < lineCount; i++) {
		new GUI::StaticTextWidget(this, 10, height, maxlineWidth, kLineHeight,
								  lines[i], Graphics::kTextAlignCenter);
		height += kLineHeight;
	}
	height += 10;
	if (_hasTextField) {
		m_text = new GUI::EditTextWidget(this, 10, height, _w - 20, kLineHeight, string, "input");
		height += kLineHeight + 10;
	}

	new GUI::ButtonWidget(this, 10, height, buttonWidth, buttonHeight, "Ok", nullptr, GUI::kOKCmd, Common::ASCII_RETURN); // Confirm dialog
	new GUI::ButtonWidget(this, _w - buttonWidth - 10, height, buttonWidth, buttonHeight, "Cancel", nullptr, GUI::kCloseCmd, Common::ASCII_ESCAPE);   // Cancel dialog
}

const Common::String &InputDialog::getString() const {
	if (_hasTextField) {
		return m_text->getEditString();
	} else {
		// TextBox-less dialogs shouldn't need any getString, but
		// this is needed for safety and to avoid warnings.
		return _name;
	}

}

void InputDialog::handleKeyDown(Common::KeyState state) {
	if (state.keycode == Common::KEYCODE_RETURN) {
		setResult(1);
		close();
	} else if (state.keycode == Common::KEYCODE_ESCAPE) {
		setResult(0);
		close();
	} else {
		GUI::Dialog::handleKeyDown(state);
	}
}

void InputDialog::handleCommand(GUI::CommandSender *sender, uint32 cmd, uint32 data) {
	if (cmd == GUI::kOKCmd) {
		setResult(1);
		close();
	} else if (cmd == GUI::kCloseCmd) {
		setResult(0);
		close();
	} else {
		GUI::Dialog::handleCommand(sender, cmd, data);
	}
}

}
