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package gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk;

import java.awt.Checkbox;
import java.awt.CheckboxGroup;
import java.awt.Component;
import java.awt.peer.CheckboxPeer;

public class GtkCheckboxPeer extends GtkComponentPeer
  implements CheckboxPeer
{
  // Group from last time it was set.
  public GtkCheckboxGroupPeer old_group;
  // The current state of the GTK checkbox.
  private boolean currentState;  

  public native void nativeCreate (GtkCheckboxGroupPeer group,
                                   boolean state);
  public native void nativeSetCheckboxGroup (GtkCheckboxGroupPeer group);
  public native void connectSignals ();

  public GtkCheckboxPeer (Checkbox c)
  {
    super (c);
  }

  // We can't fully use the ordinary getArgs code here, due to
  // oddities of this particular widget.  In particular we must be
  // able to switch between a checkbutton and a radiobutton
  // dynamically.
  public void create ()
  {
    CheckboxGroup g = ((Checkbox) awtComponent).getCheckboxGroup ();
    old_group = GtkCheckboxGroupPeer.getCheckboxGroupPeer (g);
    currentState = ((Checkbox)awtComponent).getState();
    nativeCreate (old_group, currentState);
  }

  public void setState (boolean state)
  {
    if (currentState != state)
      set ("active", state);
  }

  public void setLabel (String label)
  {
    set ("label", label);
  }

  public void setCheckboxGroup (CheckboxGroup group)
  {
    GtkCheckboxGroupPeer gp
      = GtkCheckboxGroupPeer.getCheckboxGroupPeer (group);
    if (gp != old_group)
      {
	if (old_group != null)
	  old_group.remove (this);
	nativeSetCheckboxGroup (gp);
	old_group = gp;
      }
  }

  public void getArgs (Component component, GtkArgList args)
  {
    super.getArgs (component, args);
    args.add ("active", ((Checkbox) component).getState ());
    args.add ("label", ((Checkbox) component).getLabel ());
  }

  // Override the superclass postItemEvent so that the peer doesn't
  // need information that we have.
  public void postItemEvent (Object item, int stateChange)
  {
    Checkbox currentCheckBox = ((Checkbox)awtComponent);
    // A firing of the event is only desired if the state has changed due to a 
    // button press. The currentCheckBox's state must be different from the 
    // one that the stateChange is changing to. 
    // stateChange = 1 if it goes from false -> true
    // stateChange = 2 if it goes from true -> false
    if (( !currentCheckBox.getState() && stateChange == 1)
        || (currentCheckBox.getState() && stateChange == 2))
    {
      super.postItemEvent (awtComponent, stateChange);
      currentState = !currentCheckBox.getState();
      currentCheckBox.setState(currentState);
    }
  }

  public void dispose ()
  {
    // Notify the group so that the native state can be cleaned up
    // appropriately.
    if (old_group != null)
      old_group.remove (this);
    super.dispose ();
  }
}
