/* GtkScrollPanePeer.java -- Implements ScrollPanePeer with GTK
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package gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk;

import java.awt.Adjustable;
import java.awt.ScrollPane;
import java.awt.peer.ComponentPeer;
import java.awt.peer.ScrollPanePeer;

public class GtkScrollPanePeer extends GtkContainerPeer
  implements ScrollPanePeer
{
  native void create (int width, int height);

  void create ()
  {
    create (awtComponent.getWidth (), awtComponent.getHeight ());
  }

  native void gtkScrolledWindowSetScrollPosition(int x, int y);
  native void gtkScrolledWindowSetHScrollIncrement (int u);
  native void gtkScrolledWindowSetVScrollIncrement (int u);

  public GtkScrollPanePeer (ScrollPane sp)
  {
    super (sp);

    setPolicy (sp.getScrollbarDisplayPolicy ());
  }

  native void setPolicy (int policy);
  public void childResized (int width, int height)
  {
    int dim[] = new int[2];

    gtkWidgetGetDimensions (dim);

    // If the child is in this range, GTK adds both scrollbars, but
    // the AWT doesn't.  So set the peer's scroll policy to
    // GTK_POLICY_NEVER.
    if ((width > dim[0] - getVScrollbarWidth ()
	 && width <= dim[0])
	&& (height > dim[1] - getHScrollbarHeight ()
	    && height <= dim[1]))
      setPolicy (ScrollPane.SCROLLBARS_NEVER);
    else
      setPolicy (((ScrollPane) awtComponent).getScrollbarDisplayPolicy ());
  }

  native public int getHScrollbarHeight ();
  native public int getVScrollbarWidth ();
  native public void setScrollPosition (int x, int y);

//    public Dimension getPreferredSize ()
//    {
//      return new Dimension (60, 60);
//    }

  public void setUnitIncrement (Adjustable adj, int u)
  {
    if (adj.getOrientation()==Adjustable.HORIZONTAL)
      gtkScrolledWindowSetHScrollIncrement (u);
    else
      gtkScrolledWindowSetVScrollIncrement (u);
  }

  public void setValue (Adjustable adj, int v)
  {
//      System.out.println("SPP: setVal: "+adj+":"+v);
//      Point p=myScrollPane.getScrollPosition ();
//      if (adj.getOrientation()==Adjustable.HORIZONTAL)
//        gtkScrolledWindowSetScrollPosition (v,p.y);
//      else
//        gtkScrolledWindowSetScrollPosition (p.x,v);
//      adj.setValue(v);
  }
}