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#ifndef INCLUDED_SW_SOURCE_CORE_CRSR_BLOCKCURSOR_HXX
#define INCLUDED_SW_SOURCE_CORE_CRSR_BLOCKCURSOR_HXX

#include <optional>
#include <tools/gen.hxx>

#include <viscrs.hxx>

class SwCursorShell;
struct SwPosition;

 /** Access to the block cursor

    A block cursor contains a SwShellCursor and additional information about
    the rectangle which has been created by pressing the mouse button and
    moving the mouse.

    It's simply an aggregation of a SwShellCursor and a rectangle defined by
    a start and an end point.
*/
class SwBlockCursor
{
    SwShellCursor maCursor;
    std::optional<Point> maStartPt;
    std::optional<Point> maEndPt;

public:
    SwBlockCursor( const SwCursorShell& rCursorSh, const SwPosition &rPos ) :
        maCursor( rCursorSh, rPos ) {}
    /** Access to the shell cursor

        @return SwShellCursor& which represents the start and end position of the
        current block selection
    */
    SwShellCursor& getShellCursor();
    /** Defines the starting vertex of the block selection

        @param rPt
        rPt should contain the document coordinates of the mouse cursor when
        the block selection starts (MouseButtonDown)
    */
    void setStartPoint( const Point &rPt ) { maStartPt = rPt; }
    /** Defines the ending vertex of the block selection

        @param rPt
        rPt should contain the document coordinates of the mouse cursor when
        the block selection has started and the mouse has been moved (MouseMove)
    */
    void setEndPoint( const Point &rPt ) { maEndPt = rPt; }
    /** The document coordinates where the block selection has been started

        @return 0, if no start point has been set
    */
    std::optional<Point> const & getStartPoint() const { return maStartPt; }
    /** The document coordinates where the block selection ends (at the moment)

        @return 0, if no end point has been set
    */
    std::optional<Point> const & getEndPoint() const { return maEndPt; }
    /** Deletion of the mouse created rectangle

        When start and end points exist, the block cursor depends on this. If the
        cursor is moved by cursor keys (e.g. up/down, home/end) the mouse rectangle
        is obsolete and has to be deleted.
    */
    void clearPoints() { maStartPt.reset(); maEndPt.reset(); }
    ~SwBlockCursor();
};


#endif

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