/*
 *  Copyright 1998-2026 by Northwoods Software Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
 */

/*
 * This is an extension and not part of the main GoJS library.
 * The source code for this is at extensionsJSM/Buttons.ts.
 * Note that the API for this class may change with any version, even point releases.
 * If you intend to use an extension in production, you should copy the code to your own source directory.
 * Extensions can be found in the GoJS kit under the extensions or extensionsJSM folders.
 * See the Extensions learn page (https://gojs.net/learn/extensions) for more information.
 */

import go from 'gojs';

// These are the definitions for all of the predefined buttons.
// You do not need to load this file in order to use buttons.

// A 'Button' is a Panel that has a Shape surrounding some content
// and that has mouseEnter/mouseLeave behavior to highlight the button.
// The content of the button, whether a TextBlock or a Picture or a complicated Panel,
// must be supplied by the caller.
// The caller must also provide a click event handler.

// Typical usage:
//    go.GraphObject.build('Button',
//        { click: (e, obj) => alert('I was clicked') })
//      .add(
//        new go.TextBlock('Click me!')
//      )

// Note that a button click event handler is not invoked upon a click if isEnabledObject() returns false.

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('Button', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  // default colors for 'Button' shape
  const buttonFillNormal = '#f5f5f5';
  const buttonStrokeNormal = '#737373';
  const buttonFillOver = '#d4d4d4';
  const buttonStrokeOver = '#737373';
  const buttonFillDisabled = '#a3a3a3';

  // padding inside the ButtonBorder to match sizing from previous versions
  const paddingHorizontal = 2.76142374915397;
  const paddingVertical = 2.761423749153969;

  const button = new go.Panel('Auto', {
    isActionable: true, // needed so that the ActionTool intercepts mouse events
    enabledChanged: (btn: go.GraphObject, enabled: boolean): void => {
      if (btn instanceof go.Panel) {
        const shape = btn.findObject('ButtonBorder') as go.Shape;
        if (shape !== null) {
          if ((btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'] === undefined)
            (btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'] = shape.fill;
          if (enabled) {
            let fnd = null;
            if (btn.layer !== null && btn.diagram !== null && btn.isVisibleObject()) {
              fnd = btn.layer.findObjectAt(btn.diagram.lastInput.documentPoint);
            }
            if (fnd === btn || (fnd !== null && fnd.isContainedBy(btn))) {
              shape.fill = (btn as any)['_buttonFillOver'];
            } else {
              shape.fill = (btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'];
            }
          } else {
            shape.fill = (btn as any)['_buttonFillDisabled'];
          }
        }
      }
    },
    cursor: 'pointer'
  })
    .attach({
      // save these values for the mouseEnter and mouseLeave event handlers
      _buttonFillNormal: undefined,
      _buttonStrokeNormal: undefined,
      _buttonFillOver: buttonFillOver,
      _buttonStrokeOver: buttonStrokeOver,
      _buttonFillDisabled: buttonFillDisabled
    })
    .add(
      new go.Shape(
        'RoundedRectangle', // the border
        {
          name: 'ButtonBorder',
          spot1: new go.Spot(0, 0, paddingHorizontal, paddingVertical),
          spot2: new go.Spot(1, 1, -paddingHorizontal, -paddingVertical),
          parameter1: 2,
          fill: buttonFillNormal,
          stroke: buttonStrokeNormal
        }
      )
    );

  // There's no GraphObject inside the button shape -- it must be added as part of the button definition.
  // This way the object could be a TextBlock or a Shape or a Picture or arbitrarily complex Panel.

  // mouse-over behavior
  button.mouseEnter = (
    e: go.InputEvent,
    btn: go.GraphObject,
    prev: go.GraphObject | null
  ): void => {
    if (!btn.isEnabledObject()) return;
    if (!(btn instanceof go.Panel)) return;
    const shape = btn.findObject('ButtonBorder'); // the border Shape
    if (shape instanceof go.Shape) {
      if ((btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'] === undefined)
        (btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'] = shape.fill;
      shape.fill = (btn as any)['_buttonFillOver'];
      if ((btn as any)['_buttonStrokeNormal'] === undefined)
        (btn as any)['_buttonStrokeNormal'] = shape.stroke;
      shape.stroke = (btn as any)['_buttonStrokeOver'];
    }
  };

  button.mouseLeave = (
    e: go.InputEvent,
    btn: go.GraphObject,
    prev: go.GraphObject | null
  ): void => {
    if (!btn.isEnabledObject()) return;
    if (!(btn instanceof go.Panel)) return;
    const shape = btn.findObject('ButtonBorder'); // the border Shape
    if (shape instanceof go.Shape) {
      if ((btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'] !== undefined)
        shape.fill = (btn as any)['_buttonFillNormal'];
      if ((btn as any)['_buttonStrokeNormal'] !== undefined)
        shape.stroke = (btn as any)['_buttonStrokeNormal'];
    }
  };

  return button;
});

// This is a complete Button that you can have in a Node template
// to allow the user to collapse/expand the subtree beginning at that Node.

// Typical usage within a Node template:
//    go.GraphObject.build('TreeExpanderButton')

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('TreeExpanderButton', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  const button = go.GraphObject.build('Button');
  button.attach({
    // set these values for the isTreeExpanded binding conversion
    _treeExpandedFigure: 'MinusLine',
    _treeCollapsedFigure: 'PlusLine',
    // assume initially not visible because there are no links coming out
    visible: false
  });
  button.add(
    new go.Shape(
      'MinusLine', // default value for isTreeExpanded is true  // the icon
      {
        name: 'ButtonIcon',
        stroke: '#0a0a0a',
        strokeWidth: 2,
        desiredSize: new go.Size(8, 8)
      }
    )
      // bind the Shape.figure to the Node.isTreeExpanded value using this converter:
      .bindObject('figure', 'isTreeExpanded', (exp: boolean, shape: go.Shape): string => {
        const but = shape.panel;
        return exp
          ? (but as any)['_treeExpandedFigure']
          : (but as any)['_treeCollapsedFigure'];
      })
  );
  // bind the button visibility to whether it's not a leaf node
  button.bindObject('visible', 'isTreeLeaf', (leaf: boolean): boolean => !leaf);

  // tree expand/collapse behavior
  button.click = (e: go.InputEvent, btn: go.GraphObject): void => {
    let node = btn.part;
    if (node instanceof go.Adornment) node = node.adornedPart;
    if (!(node instanceof go.Node)) return;
    const diagram = node.diagram;
    if (diagram === null) return;
    const cmd = diagram.commandHandler;
    if (node.isTreeExpanded) {
      if (!cmd.canCollapseTree(node)) return;
    } else {
      if (!cmd.canExpandTree(node)) return;
    }
    e.handled = true;
    if (node.isTreeExpanded) {
      cmd.collapseTree(node);
    } else {
      cmd.expandTree(node);
    }
  };

  return button;
});

// This is a complete Button that you can have in a Group template
// to allow the user to collapse/expand the subgraph that the Group holds.

// Typical usage within a Group template:
//    go.GraphObject.build('SubGraphExpanderButton')

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('SubGraphExpanderButton', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  const button = go.GraphObject.build('Button');
  button.attach({
    // set these values for the isSubGraphExpanded binding conversion
    _subGraphExpandedFigure: 'MinusLine',
    _subGraphCollapsedFigure: 'PlusLine'
  });
  button.add(
    new go.Shape(
      'MinusLine', // default value for isSubGraphExpanded is true  // the icon
      {
        name: 'ButtonIcon',
        stroke: '#0a0a0a',
        strokeWidth: 2,
        desiredSize: new go.Size(8, 8)
      }
    )
      // bind the Shape.figure to the Group.isSubGraphExpanded value using this converter:
      .bindObject(
        'figure',
        'isSubGraphExpanded',
        (exp: boolean, shape: go.Shape): string => {
          const but = shape.panel as any;
          return exp ? but['_subGraphExpandedFigure'] : but['_subGraphCollapsedFigure'];
        }
      )
  );

  // subgraph expand/collapse behavior
  button.click = (e: go.InputEvent, btn: go.GraphObject): void => {
    let group = btn.part;
    if (group instanceof go.Adornment) group = group.adornedPart;
    if (!(group instanceof go.Group)) return;
    const diagram = group.diagram;
    if (diagram === null) return;
    const cmd = diagram.commandHandler;
    if (group.isSubGraphExpanded) {
      if (!cmd.canCollapseSubGraph(group)) return;
    } else {
      if (!cmd.canExpandSubGraph(group)) return;
    }
    e.handled = true;
    if (group.isSubGraphExpanded) {
      cmd.collapseSubGraph(group);
    } else {
      cmd.expandSubGraph(group);
    }
  };

  return button;
});

// This is just an "Auto" Adornment that can hold some contents within a light gray, shadowed box.

// Typical usage:
//   toolTip:
//     go.GraphObject.build("ToolTip")
//       .add(
//         new go.TextBlock(. . .)
//       )
go.GraphObject.defineBuilder(
  'ToolTip',
  (args: any): go.Adornment =>
    new go.Adornment('Auto', {
      isShadowed: true,
      shadowColor: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, .4)',
      shadowOffset: new go.Point(0, 2),
      mouseOver: (e, ad) => {
        const mgr = e.diagram.toolManager;
        mgr.extendToolTip(mgr.toolTipDuration);
      }
    }).add(
      new go.Shape('RoundedRectangle', {
        name: 'Border',
        parameter1: 1,
        fill: '#f5f5f5',
        strokeWidth: 0,
        spot1: new go.Spot(0, 0, 4, 6),
        spot2: new go.Spot(1, 1, -4, -4)
      })
    )
);

// This is just a "Vertical" Adornment that can hold some "ContextMenuButton"s.

// Typical usage:
//   contextMenu:
//     go.GraphObject.build("ContextMenu")
//       .add(
//         go.GraphObject.build("ContextMenuButton",
//             { click: . . . })
//           .add(
//             new go.TextBlock(. . .)
//           ),
//         go.GraphObject.build("ContextMenuButton", . . .)
//           .add(. . .)
//       )
go.GraphObject.defineBuilder(
  'ContextMenu',
  (args: any): go.Adornment =>
    new go.Adornment('Vertical', {
      background: '#f5f5f5',
      isShadowed: true,
      shadowColor: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, .4)',
      shadowOffset: new go.Point(0, 2)
    })
      // don't set the background if the ContextMenu is adorning something and there's a Placeholder
      .bindObject('background', '', (ad: go.Adornment) => {
        const part = ad.adornedPart;
        if (part !== null && ad.hasPlaceholder()) return null;
        return '#f5f5f5';
      })
);

// This just holds the 'ButtonBorder' Shape that acts as the border
// around the button contents, which must be supplied by the caller.
// The button contents are usually a TextBlock or Panel consisting of a Shape and a TextBlock.

// Typical usage within an Adornment that is either a GraphObject.contextMenu or a Diagram.contextMenu:
// go.GraphObject.build('ContextMenuButton',
//     { click: (e, obj) => alert('Command for ' + obj.part.adornedPart) })
//   .bind('visible', '', data => ... whether OK to perform Command ...)
//   .add(
//     new go.TextBlock(text)
//   )

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('ContextMenuButton', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  const button = go.GraphObject.build('Button');
  button.stretch = go.Stretch.Horizontal;
  const border = button.findObject('ButtonBorder');
  if (border instanceof go.Shape) {
    border.figure = 'Rectangle';
    border.strokeWidth = 0;
    border.spot1 = new go.Spot(0, 0, 4, 6);
    border.spot2 = new go.Spot(1, 1, -4, -4);
  }
  return button;
});

// This button is used to toggle the visibility of a GraphObject named
// by the third argument to GraphObject.build.
// If the third argument is not present or if it is not a string,
// this assumes that the element name is 'COLLAPSIBLE'.
// You can only control the visibility of one element in a Part at a time,
// although that element might be an arbitrarily complex Panel.

// Typical usage:
//   new go.Panel(. . .)
//     .add(
//       . . .,
//       go.GraphObject.build('PanelExpanderButton', {}, 'COLLAPSIBLE'),
//       . . .,
//       new go.Panel({ name: 'COLLAPSIBLE' })
//         .add(
//           . . . stuff to be hidden or shown as the PanelExpanderButton is clicked . . .
//         )
//       ),
//       . . .
//     )
// or:
//   $(go.Panel, . . .,
//     . . .,
//     $('PanelExpanderButton', 'COLLAPSIBLE'),
//     . . .,
//       $(go.Panel, . . .,
//         { name: 'COLLAPSIBLE' },
//         . . . stuff to be hidden or shown as the PanelExpanderButton is clicked . . .
//       ),
//     . . .
//   )

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('PanelExpanderButton', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  const eltname = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(args, 'COLLAPSIBLE') as string;

  const button = go.GraphObject.build('Button');
  button.attach({
    // set these values for the button's look
    _buttonExpandedFigure: 'M0 0 M0 6 L4 2 8 6 M8 8',
    _buttonCollapsedFigure: 'M0 0 M0 2 L4 6 8 2 M8 8',
    'ButtonBorder.fill': 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)',
    _buttonFillNormal: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)',
    'ButtonBorder.stroke': null,
    _buttonStrokeNormal: null,
    _buttonFillOver: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, .2)',
    _buttonStrokeOver: null
  });
  button.add(
    new go.Shape({ name: 'ButtonIcon', strokeWidth: 2 }).bindObject(
      'geometryString',
      'visible',
      (vis: boolean): string =>
        vis
          ? (button as any)['_buttonExpandedFigure']
          : (button as any)['_buttonCollapsedFigure'],
      undefined,
      eltname
    )
  );

  const border = button.findObject('ButtonBorder');
  if (border instanceof go.Shape) {
    border.stroke = null;
    border.fill = 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)';
  }

  button.click = (e: go.InputEvent, btn: go.GraphObject): void => {
    if (!(btn instanceof go.Panel)) return;
    const diagram = btn.diagram;
    if (diagram === null) return;
    if (diagram.isReadOnly) return;
    let elt = btn.findBindingPanel();
    if (elt === null) elt = btn.part;
    if (elt !== null) {
      const pan = elt.findObject(eltname);
      if (pan !== null) {
        e.handled = true;
        diagram.startTransaction('Collapse/Expand Panel');
        pan.visible = !pan.visible;
        diagram.commitTransaction('Collapse/Expand Panel');
      }
    }
  };

  return button;
});

// Define a common checkbox button; the first argument is the name of the data property
// to which the state of this checkbox is data bound.  If the first argument is not a string,
// it raises an error.  If no data binding of the checked state is desired,
// pass an empty string as the first argument.

// Examples:
// go.GraphObject.build('CheckBoxButton', { . . . }, 'dataPropertyName')
// or:
// go.GraphObject.build('CheckBoxButton', { '_doClick': (e, obj) => alert('clicked!') }, "")

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('CheckBoxButton', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  // process the one required string argument for this kind of button
  const propname = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(args) as string;

  const button = go.GraphObject.build('Button', { desiredSize: new go.Size(14, 14) });
  button.attach({
    'ButtonBorder.spot1': new go.Spot(0, 0, 1, 1),
    'ButtonBorder.spot2': new go.Spot(1, 1, -1, -1)
  });
  const shp = new go.Shape({
    name: 'ButtonIcon',
    geometryString: 'M0 0 M0 8.85 L4.9 13.75 16.2 2.45 M16.2 16.2', // a 'check' mark
    strokeWidth: 2,
    stretch: go.Stretch.Fill, // this Shape expands to fill the Button
    geometryStretch: go.GeometryStretch.Uniform, // the check mark fills the Shape without distortion
    visible: false // visible set to false: not checked, unless data.PROPNAME is true
  });
  // create a data Binding only if PROPNAME is supplied and not the empty string
  if (propname !== '') {
    shp.bindTwoWay('visible', propname);
  }
  button.add(shp);

  button.click = (e: go.InputEvent, btn: go.GraphObject): void => {
    if (!(btn instanceof go.Panel)) return;
    const diagram = e.diagram;
    if (diagram === null || diagram.isReadOnly) return;
    if (propname !== '' && diagram.model.isReadOnly) return;
    e.handled = true;
    const shape = btn.findObject('ButtonIcon');
    diagram.startTransaction('checkbox');
    if (shape !== null) shape.visible = !shape.visible; // this toggles data.checked due to TwoWay Binding
    // support extra side-effects without clobbering the click event handler:
    if (typeof (btn as any)['_doClick'] === 'function') (btn as any)['_doClick'](e, btn);
    diagram.commitTransaction('checkbox');
  };

  return button;
});

// This defines a whole check-box -- including both a 'CheckBoxButton' and whatever you want as the check box label.
// Note that mouseEnter/mouseLeave/click events apply to everything in the panel, not just in the 'CheckBoxButton'.

// Examples:
// go.GraphObject.build('CheckBox', {}, 'aBooleanDataProperty')
//   .add(new go.TextBlock('the checkbox label'))
// or
// go.GraphObject.build('CheckBox', {
//     '_doClick': (e, obj) => { ... perform extra side-effects ... }
//   }, 'someProperty')
//   .add(new go.TextBlock('A choice'))

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('CheckBox', (args: any): go.Panel => {
  // process the one required string argument for this kind of button
  const propname = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(args) as string;

  const button = go.GraphObject.build(
    'CheckBoxButton',
    {
      name: 'Button',
      isActionable: false, // actionable is set on the whole horizontal panel
      margin: new go.Margin(0, 1, 0, 0)
    },
    propname // bound to this data property
  );

  const box = new go.Panel('Horizontal', {
    isActionable: true,
    cursor: button.cursor,
    margin: 1,
    mouseEnter: button.mouseEnter,
    mouseLeave: button.mouseLeave,
    click: button.click
  }).attach({
    // transfer CheckBoxButton properties over to this new CheckBox panel
    _buttonFillNormal: (button as any)['_buttonFillNormal'],
    _buttonStrokeNormal: (button as any)['_buttonStrokeNormal'],
    _buttonFillOver: (button as any)['_buttonFillOver'],
    _buttonStrokeOver: (button as any)['_buttonStrokeOver'],
    _buttonFillDisabled: (button as any)['_buttonFillDisabled'],
    // also save original Button behavior, for potential use in a Panel.click event handler
    _buttonClick: button.click
  });
  box.add(button);
  // avoid potentially conflicting event handlers on the 'CheckBoxButton'
  button.mouseEnter = null;
  button.mouseLeave = null;
  button.click = null;
  return box;
});

// This defines an "AutoRepeatButton" Panel,
// which is used by the scrollbar in the "ScrollingTable" Panel.

// It is basically a custom "Button" that automatically repeats its click
// action when the user holds down the mouse.
// The first optional argument may be a number indicating the number of milliseconds
// to wait between calls to the click function.  Default is 50.
// The second optional argument may be a number indicating the number of milliseconds
// to delay before starting calls to the click function.  Default is 500.

// Example:
//   go.GraphObject.build("AutoRepeatButton", {
//       click: (e, button) => doSomething(button.part)
//     }, 150)  // slower than the default 50 milliseconds between calls
//     .add(
//       new go.Shape("Circle", { width: 8, height: 8 })
//     )

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('AutoRepeatButton', (args) => {
  const repeat = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(
    args,
    50,
    (x) => typeof x === 'number'
  );
  const delay = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(
    args,
    500,
    (x) => typeof x === 'number'
  );

  // some internal helper functions for auto-repeating
  function delayClicking(e: go.InputEvent, obj: any) {
    endClicking(e, obj);
    if (obj.click) {
      // wait milliseconds before starting clicks
      obj._timer = setTimeout(() => repeatClicking(e, obj), delay);
    }
  }
  function repeatClicking(e: go.InputEvent, obj: any) {
    if (obj._timer) clearTimeout(obj._timer);
    if (obj.click) {
      obj._timer = setTimeout(() => {
        if (obj.click) {
          obj.click(e, obj);
          repeatClicking(e, obj);
        }
      }, repeat); // milliseconds between clicks
    }
  }
  function endClicking(e: go.InputEvent, obj: any) {
    if (obj._timer) {
      clearTimeout(obj._timer);
      obj._timer = undefined;
    }
  }

  const button = go.GraphObject.build('Button');
  button.actionDown = (e, btn) => delayClicking(e, btn);
  button.actionUp = (e, btn) => endClicking(e, btn);
  button.actionCancel = (e, btn) => endClicking(e, btn);
  return button;
});

// Define a common toggle switch button.  A "ToggleSwitch" is implemented much like a "Button".
// The first argument is the name of the data property to which the state of this toggle is data bound.
// If the first argument is not a string or is empty, it raises an error.
// The second optional argument is a boolean value.  The default value of false
// results in horizontal toggle switch; a value of true results in a vertical toggle switch.
// When the switch button is disabled, because Panel.isEnabled is false, a click will not do anything.
//
// The normal size is 28x15 (horizontal) or 15x28 (vertical).  If you change the size of this ToggleSwitch,
// you may want to change the size of its "ButtonIcon", which is normally a "Circle" of size 11x11.
//
// Examples:
// go.GraphObject.build('ToggleSwitch', {
//     "ButtonBorder.figure": "Rectangle",
//     "ButtonIcon.figure": "Square"
//   }, "dataPropertyName")
// or:
// go.GraphObject.build('ToggleSwitch',{
//     "_doClick": function(e, obj) { alert('clicked!'); }
//   })

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('ToggleSwitch', function (args) {
  // process the one required string argument for this kind of button
  const propname = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(args);
  if (!propname)
    throw new Error(
      'ToggleSwitch must be data-bound to a property name, not: ' + propname
    );

  // process an optional boolean argument, true to indicate vertical instead of horizontal
  const vertical = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(
    args,
    false,
    (v) => typeof v === 'boolean'
  );

  // default initial colors
  const ButtonFillOff = 'gray';
  const ButtonBorderOff = 'transparent';
  const ButtonIconFillOff = 'white';
  const ButtonFillOn = 'green';
  const ButtonBorderOn = 'transparent';
  const ButtonIconFillOn = 'white';

  const button = new go.Panel('Auto', {
    width: vertical ? 15 : 28,
    height: vertical ? 28 : 15
  })
    .attach({
      // remember the colors on the toggle switch panel, so that they can be individually customized
      _buttonFillOff: ButtonFillOff,
      _buttonBorderOff: ButtonBorderOff,
      _buttonIconFillOff: ButtonIconFillOff,
      _buttonFillOn: ButtonFillOn,
      _buttonBorderOn: ButtonBorderOn,
      _buttonIconFillOn: ButtonIconFillOn
    })
    .add(
      new go.Shape('Capsule', {
        name: 'ButtonBorder',
        fill: ButtonFillOff,
        stroke: ButtonBorderOff,
        strokeWidth: 1
      })
        .bind('fill', propname, (b, shp) =>
          b ? shp.panel['_buttonFillOn'] : shp.panel['_buttonFillOff']
        )
        .bind('stroke', propname, (b, shp) =>
          b ? shp.panel['_buttonBorderOn'] : shp.panel['_buttonBorderOff']
        )
    )
    .add(
      new go.Shape('Circle', {
        name: 'ButtonIcon',
        width: 11,
        height: 11,
        fill: ButtonIconFillOff,
        stroke: null,
        alignment: vertical ? go.Spot.Bottom : go.Spot.Left
      })
        .bind('fill', propname, (b, shp) =>
          b ? shp.panel['_buttonIconFillOn'] : shp.panel['_buttonIconFillOff']
        )
        .bind('alignment', propname, (b) =>
          b
            ? vertical
              ? go.Spot.Top
              : go.Spot.Right
            : vertical
              ? go.Spot.Bottom
              : go.Spot.Left
        )
    );

  button.click = function (e, btn) {
    if (!btn.isEnabledObject()) return;
    const diagram = e.diagram;
    if (diagram === null || diagram.isReadOnly) return;
    if (propname !== '' && diagram.model.isReadOnly) return;
    e.handled = true;
    const panel = btn.findBindingPanel();
    if (panel !== null) {
      diagram.startTransaction('toggle switch');
      diagram.model.set(panel.data, propname, !panel.data[propname]);
      // support extra side-effects without clobbering the click event handler:
      if (typeof (btn as any)['_doClick'] === 'function')
        (btn as any)['_doClick'](e, btn);
      diagram.commitTransaction('toggle switch');
    }
  };

  return button;
});

// This defines a whole toggle -- including both a 'ToggleSwitch' and whatever you want as the toggle label.
// Note that mouseEnter/mouseLeave/click events apply to everything in the panel, not just in the 'ToggleSwitch'.

// Examples:
// go.GraphObject.build('Toggle', {}, 'aBooleanDataProperty')
//   .add(new go.TextBlock('the toggle label'))
// or
// go.GraphObject.build('Toggle', {
//     "_doClick": (e, obj) => { ... perform extra side-effects ... }
//   }, 'someProperty')
//   .add(new go.TextBlock('A choice'))

go.GraphObject.defineBuilder('Toggle', function (args) {
  // process the one required string argument for this kind of button
  const propname = go.GraphObject.takeBuilderArgument(args);
  const button = go.GraphObject.build('ToggleSwitch', { name: 'Button' }, propname); // bound to this data property
  const box = new go.Panel('Horizontal', {
    cursor: button.cursor,
    margin: 1,
    // copy event handlers up to this new Panel
    mouseEnter: button.mouseEnter,
    mouseLeave: button.mouseLeave,
    click: button.click
  })
    .attach({
      // also save original Button behavior, for potential use in a Panel.click event handler
      _buttonClick: button.click
    })
    .add(button);
  // avoid potentially conflicting event handlers on the 'ToggleSwitch'
  button.mouseEnter = null;
  button.mouseLeave = null;
  button.click = null;
  return box;
});