Merge pull request #982 from nasa/timeline-scroll-981

[Timeline] Use reasonable width for scroll area
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Andrew Henry 2016-06-02 16:59:08 +01:00
commit 1d6880c283
5 changed files with 36 additions and 58 deletions

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@ -128,7 +128,7 @@
<div style="overflow: hidden; position: absolute; left: 0; top: 0; right: 0; height: 30px;" mct-scroll-x="scroll.x">
<mct-include key="'timeline-ticks'"
parameters="{
fullWidth: timelineController.width(zoomController),
fullWidth: zoomController.width(timelineController.end()),
start: scroll.x,
width: scroll.width,
step: zoomController.toPixels(zoomController.zoom()),
@ -141,7 +141,7 @@
mct-scroll-x="scroll.x"
mct-scroll-y="scroll.y">
<div class="l-width-control"
ng-style="{ width: timelineController.width(zoomController) + 'px' }">
ng-style="{ width: zoomController.width(timelineController.end()) + 'px' }">
<div class="t-swimlane s-swimlane l-swimlane"
ng-repeat="swimlane in timelineController.swimlanes()"
ng-class="{
@ -197,7 +197,7 @@
<div mct-scroll-x="scroll.x"
class="t-pane-r-scroll-h-control l-scroll-control s-scroll-control">
<div class="l-width-control"
ng-style="{ width: timelineController.width(zoomController) + 'px' }">
ng-style="{ width: zoomController.width(timelineController.end()) + 'px' }">
</div>
</div>
</div>

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@ -79,15 +79,6 @@ define(
graphPopulator.populate(swimlanePopulator.get());
}
// Get pixel width for right pane, using zoom controller
function width(zoomController) {
var start = swimlanePopulator.start(),
end = swimlanePopulator.end();
return zoomController.toPixels(zoomController.duration(
Math.max(end - start, MINIMUM_DURATION)
));
}
// Refresh resource graphs
function refresh() {
if (graphPopulator) {
@ -121,10 +112,10 @@ define(
// Expose active set of swimlanes
return {
/**
* Get the width, in pixels, of the timeline area
* @returns {number} width, in pixels
* Get the end of the displayed timeline, in milliseconds.
* @returns {number} the end of the displayed timeline
*/
width: width,
end: swimlanePopulator.end.bind(swimlanePopulator),
/**
* Get the swimlanes which should currently be displayed.
* @returns {TimelineSwimlane[]} the swimlanes

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@ -22,6 +22,7 @@
define(
[],
function () {
var PADDING = 0.25;
/**
* Controls the pan-zoom state of a timeline view.
@ -32,17 +33,7 @@ define(
var zoomLevels = ZOOM_CONFIGURATION.levels || [1000],
zoomIndex = Math.floor(zoomLevels.length / 2),
tickWidth = ZOOM_CONFIGURATION.width || 200,
bounds = { x: 0, width: tickWidth },
duration = 86400000; // Default duration in view
// Round a duration to a larger value, to ensure space for editing
function roundDuration(value) {
// Ensure there's always an extra day or so
var tickCount = bounds.width / tickWidth,
sz = zoomLevels[zoomLevels.length - 1] * tickCount;
value *= 1.25; // Add 25% padding to start
return Math.ceil(value / sz) * sz;
}
bounds = { x: 0, width: tickWidth }; // Default duration in view
function toMillis(pixels) {
return (pixels / tickWidth) * zoomLevels[zoomIndex];
@ -124,16 +115,14 @@ define(
*/
toMillis: toMillis,
/**
* Get or set the current displayed duration. If used as a
* setter, this will typically be rounded up to ensure extra
* space is available at the right.
* @returns {number} duration, in milliseconds
* Get the pixel width necessary to fit the specified
* timestamp, expressed as an offset in milliseconds from
* the start of the timeline.
* @param {number} timestamp the time to display
*/
duration: function (value) {
if (arguments.length > 0) {
duration = roundDuration(value);
}
return duration;
width: function (timestamp) {
var pixels = Math.ceil(toPixels(timestamp * (1 + PADDING)));
return Math.max(bounds.width, pixels);
}
};
}

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@ -214,23 +214,6 @@ define(
});
it("reports full scrollable width using zoom controller", function () {
var mockZoom = jasmine.createSpyObj('zoom', ['toPixels', 'duration']);
mockZoom.toPixels.andReturn(54321);
mockZoom.duration.andReturn(12345);
// Initially populate
fireWatch('domainObject', mockDomainObject);
expect(controller.width(mockZoom)).toEqual(54321);
// Verify interactions; we took zoom's duration for our start/end,
// and converted it to pixels.
// First, check that we used the start/end (from above)
expect(mockZoom.duration).toHaveBeenCalledWith(12321 - 42);
// Next, verify that the result was passed to toPixels
expect(mockZoom.toPixels).toHaveBeenCalledWith(12345);
});
it("provides drag handles", function () {
// TimelineDragPopulator et al are tested for these,
// so just verify that handles are indeed exposed.

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@ -47,12 +47,6 @@ define(
expect(controller.zoom()).toEqual(2000);
});
it("allows duration to be changed", function () {
var initial = controller.duration();
controller.duration(initial * 3.33);
expect(controller.duration() > initial).toBeTruthy();
});
it("handles time-to-pixel conversions", function () {
var zoomLevel = controller.zoom();
expect(controller.toPixels(zoomLevel)).toEqual(12321);
@ -125,6 +119,27 @@ define(
expect(Math.round(controller.toMillis(x2)))
.toBeGreaterThan(testEnd);
});
it("provides a width which is not less than scroll area width", function () {
var testPixel = mockScope.scroll.width / 4,
testMillis = controller.toMillis(testPixel);
expect(controller.width(testMillis))
.toEqual(mockScope.scroll.width);
});
it("provides a width with some margin past timestamp", function () {
var testPixel = mockScope.scroll.width * 4,
testMillis = controller.toMillis(testPixel);
expect(controller.width(testMillis))
.toBeGreaterThan(controller.toPixels(testMillis));
});
it("provides a width which does not greatly exceed timestamp", function () {
var testPixel = mockScope.scroll.width * 4,
testMillis = controller.toMillis(testPixel);
expect(controller.width(testMillis))
.toBeLessThan(controller.toPixels(testMillis * 2));
});
});
});