feuerwerk/src/editor/viewTween.ts

import { requestRender, ui } from '../ui';
import { generalSettings } from './generalSettings';

/**
 * A view as every zoomable surface of the editor has one, whatever its fields are called: a world
 * point `p` is shown at `p * scale + (x, y)`.
 */
export interface ViewMap {
  scale: number;
  x: number;
  y: number;
}

/** Quick at first and gentle at the end: the zoom answers the wheel at once and settles softly. */
export function easeOut(t: number): number {
  const rest = 1 - Math.min(1, Math.max(0, t));
  return 1 - rest * rest * rest;
}

/**
 * The view `t` of the way from `from` to `to` (#309). The scale moves by equal ratios, so zooming
 * in and out feel equally fast. The world point that sits at the same place on screen in both
 * views stays there all the way – after a wheel step that is the point under the pointer. Two
 * views of the same scale have no such point, and between them the view slides.
 */
export function tweenView(from: ViewMap, to: ViewMap, t: number): ViewMap {
  if (t <= 0) return { ...from };
  if (t >= 1) return { ...to };
  const scale = from.scale * (to.scale / from.scale) ** t;
  const gap = from.scale - to.scale;
  if (Math.abs(gap) <= 1e-9 * from.scale)
    return { scale, x: from.x + (to.x - from.x) * t, y: from.y + (to.y - from.y) * t };
  const held = (a: number, b: number) => {
    const world = (b - a) / gap;
    return a + world * from.scale - world * scale;
  };
  return { scale, x: held(from.x, to.x), y: held(from.y, to.y) };
}

function near(a: ViewMap, b: ViewMap): boolean {
  const close = (p: number, q: number) => Math.abs(p - q) <= 1e-6 * Math.max(1, Math.abs(p), Math.abs(q));
  return close(a.scale, b.scale) && close(a.x, b.x) && close(a.y, b.y);
}

/** How a surface hands its view to the tween. */
export interface TweenedView {
  read(): ViewMap;
  /** Puts a view in place without drawing it. */
  write(view: ViewMap): void;
  draw(): void;
}

/** Time and frames; the editor's are the ticker's, a test brings its own. */
export interface TweenClock {
  now(): number;
  add(fn: () => void): void;
  remove(fn: () => void): void;
}

const tickerClock: TweenClock = {
  now: () => performance.now(),
  add: (fn) => ui().app.ticker.add(fn),
  remove: (fn) => ui().app.ticker.remove(fn),
};

/**
 * Shows a zoom or a Fit as a short transition instead of a jump (#309). The surface changes its view
 * as it always did, and the tween shows the way from what was on screen to it.
 *
 * Changing the view by other means – a pan, another document, a resize – ends the transition where
 * it stands: the tween notices that the view is no longer the one it left and lets go.
 */
export class ViewTween {
  private run: { from: ViewMap; to: ViewMap; start: number; ms: number; left: ViewMap } | null = null;
  private readonly tick = () => this.step();

  constructor(
    private readonly view: TweenedView,
    private readonly duration: () => number = () => generalSettings().zoomTransitionMs,
    private readonly clock: TweenClock = tickerClock,
  ) {}

  /** Whether a transition is under way – the check scripts sample it. */
  get moving(): boolean {
    return this.run !== null;
  }

  /** Where the transition is heading, null while none is under way. */
  get heading(): ViewMap | null {
    return this.run ? { ...this.run.to } : null;
  }

  /**
   * Carries out `change` and shows the way to the view it leaves. A change made during a transition
   * starts from where that one was heading, so quick wheel steps add up to exactly as many steps,
   * while the way to the new view starts from what is on screen.
   */
  change(change: () => void): void {
    const shown = this.view.read();
    const running = this.run;
    if (running) this.view.write(running.to);
    change();
    const to = this.view.read();
    const ms = this.duration();
    if (ms <= 0 || near(shown, to)) {
      this.stop();
      if (running) this.view.draw();
      return;
    }
    if (running && near(running.to, to)) {
      this.view.write(shown);
      return;
    }
    if (!running) this.clock.add(this.tick);
    // Not drawn here: the next frame draws the first step of the way before it is rendered.
    this.view.write(shown);
    this.run = { from: shown, to, start: this.clock.now(), ms, left: this.view.read() };
    requestRender();
  }

  /** Jumps to where the transition was heading and draws it – before a pan takes the view. */
  finish(): void {
    if (!this.run) return;
    this.land();
    this.view.draw();
  }

  /** Puts the view where the transition was heading, without drawing – before it is saved. */
  land(): void {
    const run = this.run;
    if (!run) return;
    this.stop();
    this.view.write(run.to);
  }

  private step(): void {
    const run = this.run;
    if (!run) return;
    if (!near(this.view.read(), run.left)) {
      this.stop();
      return;
    }
    const t = (this.clock.now() - run.start) / run.ms;
    this.view.write(t >= 1 ? run.to : tweenView(run.from, run.to, easeOut(t)));
    run.left = this.view.read();
    if (t >= 1) this.stop();
    this.view.draw();
    requestRender();
  }

  private stop(): void {
    if (!this.run) return;
    this.run = null;
    this.clock.remove(this.tick);
  }
}

/** One axis of a view whose axes zoom apart (#377): `scale` pixels per unit, unit 0 at `offset`. */
export interface AxisMap {
  scale: number;
  offset: number;
}

/** A tween along one axis; the music tabs keep one per axis, so either zooms on its own. */
export function axisTween(
  read: () => AxisMap,
  write: (axis: AxisMap) => void,
  draw: () => void,
  duration?: () => number,
  clock?: TweenClock,
): ViewTween {
  return new ViewTween(
    {
      read: () => {
        const { scale, offset } = read();
        return { scale, x: offset, y: 0 };
      },
      write: (view) => write({ scale: view.scale, offset: view.x }),
      draw,
    },
    duration,
    clock,
  );
}