WindowsTooltip.cs source code in C# .NET

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//
// 
//    Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
//  
//
// 
// Description: Tooltip Proxy 
//
// History: 
//  07/01/2003 : a-jeanp Created
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

// PRESHARP: In order to avoid generating warnings about unkown message numbers and unknown pragmas. 
#pragma warning disable 1634, 1691
 
using System; 
using System.Globalization;
using System.Text; 
using System.Windows.Automation;
using System.Windows.Automation.Provider;
using System.Windows;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices; 
using System.ComponentModel;
using MS.Win32; 
 
namespace MS.Internal.AutomationProxies
{ 
    // Class definition for the WindowsTooltip proxy.
    class WindowsTooltip : ProxyHwnd
    {
        // ----------------------------------------------------- 
        //
        // Constructors 
        // 
        // -----------------------------------------------------
 
        #region Constructors

        // Contructor for the tooltip proxy class.
        WindowsTooltip (IntPtr hwnd, ProxyFragment parent, int item) 
            : base( hwnd, parent, item)
        { 
            // Set the control type string to return properly the properties. 
            _cControlType = ControlType.ToolTip;
 
            // support for events
            _createOnEvent = new WinEventTracker.ProxyRaiseEvents (RaiseEvents);
        }
 
        #endregion
 
        #region Proxy Create 

        // Static Create method called by UIAutomation to create this proxy. 
        // returns null if unsuccessful
        internal static IRawElementProviderSimple Create(IntPtr hwnd, int idChild, int idObject)
        {
            return Create(hwnd, idChild); 
        }
 
        private static IRawElementProviderSimple Create(IntPtr hwnd, int idChild) 
        {
            // Something is wrong if idChild is not zero 
            if (idChild != 0)
            {
                System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert (idChild == 0, "Invalid Child Id, idChild != 0");
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("idChild", idChild, SR.Get(SRID.ShouldBeZero)); 
            }
 
            return new WindowsTooltip(hwnd, null, idChild); 
        }
 
        // Static create method called by the event tracker system.
        // WinEvents are raised only when a notification has been set for a
        // specific item.
        internal static void RaiseEvents (IntPtr hwnd, int eventId, object idProp, int idObject, int idChild) 
        {
            if (idObject != NativeMethods.OBJID_VSCROLL && idObject != NativeMethods.OBJID_HSCROLL) 
            { 
                WindowsTooltip wtv = new WindowsTooltip(hwnd, null, 0);
                wtv.DispatchEvents(eventId, idProp, idObject, idChild); 
            }
        }

        #endregion Proxy Create 

        #region ProxyHwnd Interface 
 
        internal override void AdviseEventAdded( AutomationEvent eventId, AutomationProperty[] aidProps )
        { 
            base.AdviseEventAdded( eventId, aidProps );

            // If the framework is advising for ToolTipOpenedEvent then go ahead and raise this event now
            // since the WinEvent we would listen to (usually EVENT_OBJECT_SHOW) has already occurrred 
            // (it is why Advise is being called).  No other action is necessary because when this ToolTip
            // goes away, AdviseEventRemoved is going to be called.  In other words, this proxy gets 
            // created when the ToolTip opens and thrown away when it closes so no need to keep state 
            // that we want to listen for more SHOWS or CREATES - there's always one for any one instance.
            if( eventId == AutomationElement.ToolTipOpenedEvent ) 
            {
                AutomationEventArgs e = new AutomationEventArgs(AutomationElement.ToolTipOpenedEvent);
                AutomationInteropProvider.RaiseAutomationEvent(AutomationElement.ToolTipOpenedEvent, this, e);
            } 
            else if( eventId == AutomationElement.ToolTipClosedEvent )
            { 
                // subscribe to ToolTip specific events, keeping track of how many times the event has been added 
                WinEventTracker.AddToNotificationList( IntPtr.Zero, new WinEventTracker.ProxyRaiseEvents( OnToolTipEvents ), _toolTipEventIds, _toolTipEventIds.Length );
                _listenerCount++; 
            }
        }

        internal override void AdviseEventRemoved( AutomationEvent eventId, AutomationProperty[] aidProps ) 
        {
            base.AdviseEventRemoved(eventId, aidProps); 
 
            // For now, ToolTips only raise ToolTip-specific events when they close
            if( eventId != AutomationElement.ToolTipClosedEvent ) 
                return;

            if( _listenerCount > 0 )
            { 
                // decrement the event counter
                --_listenerCount; 
                WinEventTracker.RemoveToNotificationList( IntPtr.Zero, _toolTipEventIds, new WinEventTracker.ProxyRaiseEvents( OnToolTipEvents ), _toolTipEventIds.Length ); 
            }
        } 

        #endregion ProxyHwnd Interface

        //------------------------------------------------------ 
        //
        //  Patterns Implementation 
        // 
        //-----------------------------------------------------
 
        #region ProxySimple Interface

        //Gets the localized name
        internal override string LocalizedName 
        {
            get 
            { 
                return GetText();
            } 
        }

        #endregion
 
        //------------------------------------------------------
        // 
        //  Private Methods 
        //
        //------------------------------------------------------ 

        #region Private Methods

        private static void OnToolTipEvents( IntPtr hwnd, int eventId, object idProp, int idObject, int idChild ) 
        {
            if (idObject != NativeMethods.OBJID_WINDOW) 
            { 
                return;
            } 

            if (!IsToolTip(hwnd))
            {
                return; 
            }
 
            // Raise ToolTipClosedEvent on OBJECT_HIDE WinEvents.  Not raising the event for EVENT_OBJECT_DESTROY 
            // because to do this means having to change code downstream from RaiseAutomationEvent to accept a
            // null src.  PS #1007309 (Client-side proxies that raise events end up going through server-side 
            // code) would be a good time to fix this issue (may then be able to pass null src).  Most tool tips
            // currently get created, then shown and hidden, and are destroyed when the app exits so the impact
            // here should be minimal since the ToolTip is probaby not showing when the app exits.
            if( eventId == NativeMethods.EVENT_OBJECT_HIDE /*|| eventId == NativeMethods.EVENT_OBJECT_DESTROY*/ ) 
            {
                WindowsTooltip wtv = new WindowsTooltip( hwnd, null, 0 ); 
                AutomationEventArgs e = new AutomationEventArgs( AutomationElement.ToolTipClosedEvent ); 
                AutomationInteropProvider.RaiseAutomationEvent( AutomationElement.ToolTipClosedEvent, wtv, e );
            } 
        }

        private static bool IsToolTip( IntPtr hwnd )
        { 
            // If we can't determine this is a ToolTip then just return false
            if (!UnsafeNativeMethods.IsWindow(hwnd)) 
            { 
                return false;
            } 

            string className = Misc.ProxyGetClassName(hwnd);

            return String.Compare(className, "tooltips_class32", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0 || 
                String.Compare(className, CLASS_TITLEBAR_TOOLTIP, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0 ||
                String.Compare(className, "VBBubble", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0; 
        } 

        private string GetText() 
        {
            string className = Misc.ProxyGetClassName(_hwnd);

            if (String.Compare(className, CLASS_TITLEBAR_TOOLTIP, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0) 
            {
                return GetTitleBarToolTipText(); 
            } 
            else if (String.Compare(className, "VBBubble", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0)
            { 
                // The WM_GETTEXT should work for VBBubble.  It seems that the string being returned is having
                // a problem with Unicode covertion and therefore trunk'ing the string after the first character.
            }
 
            // For tooltips_class32 WM_GETTEXT works fine at getting the text off of the tooltip.
            return Misc.ProxyGetText(_hwnd); 
        } 

        // Tooltips for titlebar parts requires figuring out what titlebar part the mouse is over and returning 
        // a string defined in this dll that represents the part.  The hittesting technique is sensitive to the
        // desktop theme and composition.  The following method uses one technique for composition and another
        // for all other cases.  Fix for WinOS Bug #1656292 (punted to Vienna) will allow using the technique
        // used in GetTitleBarToolTipTextForDWMEnabled on Vista regardless of themes. 
        private string GetTitleBarToolTipText()
        { 
            if (System.Environment.OSVersion.Version.Major >= 6) 
            {
                int isDWMEnabled = 0; // DWM is not enabled 
                try
                {
#pragma warning suppress 56031 // No need to check return value; failure means it isn't enabled
                    UnsafeNativeMethods.DwmIsCompositionEnabled(out isDWMEnabled); 
                }
                catch (DllNotFoundException) 
                { 
                    // The API is not available so we can't be under the DWM
                    // simply ignore the exception 
                }

                // Using new APIs in Vista to figure out where the cursor is give more
                // accurate results when composition is enabled. 
                if (isDWMEnabled != 0)
                    return GetTitleBarToolTipTextForDWMEnabled(); 
            } 

            // But until WinOS Bug #1656292 is fixed, hittesting where the cursor is works 
            return GetTitleBarToolTipTextHitTest();
        }

        // For Vista getting the part of the titlebar that a tooltip belongs to is more 
        // reliable across themes
        private string GetTitleBarToolTipTextForDWMEnabled() 
        { 
            // The mouse is over the titlebar item so get that point on the screen
            NativeMethods.Win32Point pt = new NativeMethods.Win32Point(); 
            if (!Misc.GetCursorPos(ref pt))
            {
                return "";
            } 

            // Find the titlebar hwnd 
            IntPtr hwnd = UnsafeNativeMethods.WindowFromPhysicalPoint(pt.x, pt.y); 
            if (hwnd == IntPtr.Zero)
            { 
                return "";
            }

            // Get the rects for each titlbar part 
            Rect[] rects = Misc.GetTitlebarRects(hwnd);
 
            // Look from back to front - front is entire titlebar rect 
            int scan;
            for (scan = rects.Length - 1; scan >= 0; scan--) 
            {
                // Not using Misc.PtInRect because including the bounding pixels all the way around gives
                // better results; tooltips may appear when the mouse is one or two pixels outside of the
                // bounding rect so even this technique may miss. 
                if (pt.x >= rects[scan].Left && pt.x <= rects[scan].Right && pt.y >= rects[scan].Top && pt.y <= rects[scan].Bottom)
                { 
                    break; 
                }
            } 

            switch (scan)
            {
                case NativeMethods.INDEX_TITLEBAR_MINBUTTON: 
                    if (Misc.IsBitSet(WindowStyle, NativeMethods.WS_MINIMIZE))
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonRestore); 
                    else 
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonMinimize);
 
                case NativeMethods.INDEX_TITLEBAR_HELPBUTTON:
                    return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonContextHelp);

                case NativeMethods.INDEX_TITLEBAR_MAXBUTTON: 
                    if (Misc.IsBitSet(WindowStyle, NativeMethods.WS_MAXIMIZE))
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonRestore); 
                    else 
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonMaximize);
 
                case NativeMethods.INDEX_TITLEBAR_CLOSEBUTTON:
                    return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonClose);

                case NativeMethods.INDEX_TITLEBAR_SELF: 
                    return Misc.ProxyGetText(hwnd);
 
                default: 
                    return "";
            } 
        }

        private string GetTitleBarToolTipTextHitTest()
        { 
            NativeMethods.Win32Point pt = new NativeMethods.Win32Point();
            if (!Misc.GetCursorPos(ref pt)) 
            { 
                return "";
            } 

            IntPtr hwnd = UnsafeNativeMethods.WindowFromPhysicalPoint(pt.x, pt.y);
            if (hwnd == IntPtr.Zero)
            { 
                return "";
            } 
 
            int hit = Misc.ProxySendMessageInt(hwnd, NativeMethods.WM_NCHITTEST, IntPtr.Zero, NativeMethods.Util.MAKELPARAM(pt.x, pt.y));
 
            switch (hit)
            {
                case NativeMethods.HTMINBUTTON:
                    if (Misc.IsBitSet(Misc.GetWindowStyle(hwnd), NativeMethods.WS_MINIMIZE)) 
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonRestore);
                    else 
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonMinimize); 

                case NativeMethods.HTMAXBUTTON: 
                    if (Misc.IsBitSet(Misc.GetWindowStyle(hwnd), NativeMethods.WS_MAXIMIZE))
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonRestore);
                    else
                        return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonMaximize); 

                case NativeMethods.HTCLOSE: 
                case NativeMethods.HTMDICLOSE: 
                    return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonClose);
 
                case NativeMethods.HTHELP:
                    return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonContextHelp);

                case NativeMethods.HTMDIMINBUTTON: 
                    return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonMinimize);
 
                case NativeMethods.HTMDIMAXBUTTON: 
                    return ST.Get(STID.LocalizedNameWindowsTitleBarButtonMaximize);
 
                case NativeMethods.HTCAPTION:
                    return Misc.ProxyGetText(hwnd);

                default: 
                    break;
            } 
 
            return "";
        } 
        #endregion Private Methods

        // -----------------------------------------------------
        // 
        // Private Fields and Types Declaration
        // 
        // ------------------------------------------------------ 

        #region Private Fields 

        private readonly static WinEventTracker.EvtIdProperty[] _toolTipEventIds = new WinEventTracker.EvtIdProperty[]
        {
            new WinEventTracker.EvtIdProperty(NativeMethods.EVENT_OBJECT_HIDE, 0), 
            //see comment in OnToolTipEvents
            //new WinEventTracker.EvtIdProperty(NativeMethods.EVENT_OBJECT_DESTROY, 0) 
        }; 
        private static int _listenerCount;
 
        private const string CLASS_TITLEBAR_TOOLTIP = "#32774";

        #endregion Private Fields
    } 
}

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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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