Rework OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout.

chrome/browser/ui/views/frame/opaque_browser_frame_view_layout.cc

 // Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 #include "chrome/browser/ui/views/frame/opaque_browser_frame_view_layout.h"
 
 #include "ui/gfx/font.h"
 #include "ui/views/controls/button/image_button.h"
 #include "ui/views/controls/label.h"
 
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 // The avatar ends 2 px above the bottom of the tabstrip (which, given the
 // way the tabstrip draws its bottom edge, will appear like a 1 px gap to the
 // user).
 const int kAvatarBottomSpacing = 2;
 
 // Space between the frame border and the left edge of the avatar.
 const int kAvatarLeftSpacing = 2;
 
 // Space between the right edge of the avatar and the tabstrip.
-const int kAvatarRightSpacing = -2;
+const int kAvatarRightSpacing = -4;
 
 // In restored mode, the New Tab button isn't at the same height as the caption
 // buttons, but the space will look cluttered if it actually slides under them,
 // so we stop it when the gap between the two is down to 5 px.
 const int kNewTabCaptionRestoredSpacing = 5;
 
 // In maximized mode, where the New Tab button and the caption buttons are at
 // similar vertical coordinates, we need to reserve a larger, 16 px gap to avoid
 // looking too cluttered.
 const int kNewTabCaptionMaximizedSpacing = 16;
 
 // The top 3 px of the tabstrip is shadow; in maximized mode we push this off
 // the top of the screen so the tabs appear flush against the screen edge.
 const int kTabstripTopShadowThickness = 3;
 
 // How far to indent the tabstrip from the left side of the screen when there
 // is no avatar icon.
 const int kTabStripIndent = -6;
 
 }  // namespace
 
 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 // OpaqueBrowserFrameView, public:
 
 OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout(
     OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayoutDelegate* delegate)
     : delegate_(delegate),
+      left_button_start_(0),
+      right_button_start_(0),
+      minimum_size_for_buttons_(0),
+      has_left_buttons_(false),
+      has_right_buttons_(false),
       minimize_button_(NULL),
       maximize_button_(NULL),
       restore_button_(NULL),
       close_button_(NULL),
       window_icon_(NULL),
       window_title_(NULL),
       avatar_label_(NULL),
       avatar_button_(NULL) {
 }
 
 OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::~OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout() {}
 
 // static
 bool OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::ShouldAddDefaultCaptionButtons() {
 #if defined(OS_WIN)
   return !win8::IsSingleWindowMetroMode();
 #endif  // OS_WIN
   return true;
 }
 
 gfx::Rect OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::GetBoundsForTabStrip(
     const gfx::Size& tabstrip_preferred_size,
     int available_width) const {
-  gfx::Rect bounds = GetBoundsForTabStripAndAvatarArea(
-      tabstrip_preferred_size, available_width);
-  int space_left_of_tabstrip = kTabStripIndent;
+  available_width -= right_button_start_;
+  available_width -= left_button_start_;
+
+  if (delegate_->GetAdditionalReservedSpaceInTabStrip())
+    available_width -= delegate_->GetAdditionalReservedSpaceInTabStrip();
+
+  const int caption_spacing = delegate_->IsMaximized() ?
+      kNewTabCaptionMaximizedSpacing : kNewTabCaptionRestoredSpacing;
+  const int tabstrip_width = available_width - caption_spacing;
+  gfx::Rect bounds(left_button_start_, GetTabStripInsetsTop(false),
+                   std::max(0, tabstrip_width),
+                   tabstrip_preferred_size.height());
+
+  int left_tabstrip_indent = kTabStripIndent;
   if (delegate_->ShouldShowAvatar()) {
     if (avatar_label_ && avatar_label_->bounds().width()) {
       // Space between the right edge of the avatar label and the tabstrip.
       const int kAvatarLabelRightSpacing = -10;
-      space_left_of_tabstrip =
-          avatar_label_->bounds().right() + kAvatarLabelRightSpacing;
+      left_tabstrip_indent -= kAvatarLabelRightSpacing;
     } else {
-      space_left_of_tabstrip =
-          kAvatarLeftSpacing + avatar_bounds_.width() +
-          kAvatarRightSpacing;
+      left_tabstrip_indent -= kAvatarRightSpacing;
     }
   }
-  bounds.Inset(space_left_of_tabstrip, 0, 0, 0);
+  bounds.Inset(left_tabstrip_indent, 0, 0, 0);
   return bounds;
 }
 
-gfx::Rect OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::GetBoundsForTabStripAndAvatarArea(
-    const gfx::Size& tabstrip_preferred_size,
-    int available_width) const {
-  if (minimize_button_) {
-    available_width = minimize_button_->x();
-  } else if (delegate_->GetAdditionalReservedSpaceInTabStrip()) {
-    available_width -= delegate_->GetAdditionalReservedSpaceInTabStrip();
-  }
-  const int caption_spacing = delegate_->IsMaximized() ?
-      kNewTabCaptionMaximizedSpacing : kNewTabCaptionRestoredSpacing;
-  const int tabstrip_x = NonClientBorderThickness();
-  const int tabstrip_width = available_width - tabstrip_x - caption_spacing;
-  return gfx::Rect(tabstrip_x, GetTabStripInsetsTop(false),
-                   std::max(0, tabstrip_width),
-                   tabstrip_preferred_size.height());
-}
-
 gfx::Size OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::GetMinimumSize(
     int available_width) const {
   gfx::Size min_size = delegate_->GetBrowserViewMinimumSize();
   int border_thickness = NonClientBorderThickness();
   min_size.Enlarge(2 * border_thickness,
                    NonClientTopBorderHeight(false) + border_thickness);
 
-  int min_titlebar_width = (2 * FrameBorderThickness(false)) +
-      kIconLeftSpacing +
-      (delegate_->ShouldShowWindowIcon() ?
-       (delegate_->GetIconSize() + kTitleLogoSpacing) : 0);
-  if (ShouldAddDefaultCaptionButtons()) {
-    min_titlebar_width +=
-        minimize_button_->GetMinimumSize().width() +
-        restore_button_->GetMinimumSize().width() +
-        close_button_->GetMinimumSize().width();
-  }
-  min_size.set_width(std::max(min_size.width(), min_titlebar_width));
+  // Ensure that we can, at minimum, hold our window controls and avatar icon.
+  min_size.set_width(std::max(min_size.width(), minimum_size_for_buttons_));
 
   // Ensure that the minimum width is enough to hold a minimum width tab strip
-  // and avatar icon at their usual insets.
+  // at its usual insets.
   if (delegate_->IsTabStripVisible()) {
     gfx::Size preferred_size = delegate_->GetTabstripPreferredSize();
     const int min_tabstrip_width = preferred_size.width();
-    const int min_tabstrip_area_width =
-        available_width -
-        GetBoundsForTabStripAndAvatarArea(
-            preferred_size, available_width).width() +
-        min_tabstrip_width + delegate_->GetOTRAvatarIcon().width() +
-        kAvatarLeftSpacing + kAvatarRightSpacing;
-    min_size.set_width(std::max(min_size.width(), min_tabstrip_area_width));
+    const int caption_spacing = delegate_->IsMaximized() ?
+        kNewTabCaptionMaximizedSpacing : kNewTabCaptionRestoredSpacing;
+    min_size.Enlarge(min_tabstrip_width + caption_spacing, 0);
   }
 
   return min_size;
 }
 
 gfx::Rect OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::GetWindowBoundsForClientBounds(
     const gfx::Rect& client_bounds) const {
   int top_height = NonClientTopBorderHeight(false);
   int border_thickness = NonClientBorderThickness();
   return gfx::Rect(std::max(0, client_bounds.x() - border_thickness),
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 int OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::CaptionButtonY(bool restored) const {
   // Maximized buttons start at window top so that even if their images aren't
   // drawn flush with the screen edge, they still obey Fitts' Law.
   return (!restored && delegate_->IsMaximized()) ?
       FrameBorderThickness(false) :
       views::NonClientFrameView::kFrameShadowThickness;
 }
 
 gfx::Rect OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::IconBounds() const {
-  int size = delegate_->GetIconSize();
-  int frame_thickness = FrameBorderThickness(false);
-  int y;
-  if (delegate_->ShouldShowWindowIcon() ||
-      delegate_->ShouldShowWindowTitle()) {
-    // Our frame border has a different "3D look" than Windows'.  Theirs has a
-    // more complex gradient on the top that they push their icon/title below;
-    // then the maximized window cuts this off and the icon/title are centered
-    // in the remaining space.  Because the apparent shape of our border is
-    // simpler, using the same positioning makes things look slightly uncentered
-    // with restored windows, so when the window is restored, instead of
-    // calculating the remaining space from below the frame border, we calculate
-    // from below the 3D edge.
-    int unavailable_px_at_top = delegate_->IsMaximized() ?
-        frame_thickness : kTitlebarTopAndBottomEdgeThickness;
-    // When the icon is shorter than the minimum space we reserve for the
-    // caption button, we vertically center it.  We want to bias rounding to put
-    // extra space above the icon, since the 3D edge (+ client edge, for
-    // restored windows) below looks (to the eye) more like additional space
-    // than does the 3D edge (or nothing at all, for maximized windows) above;
-    // hence the +1.
-    y = unavailable_px_at_top + (NonClientTopBorderHeight(false) -
-        unavailable_px_at_top - size - TitlebarBottomThickness(false) + 1) / 2;
-  } else {
-    // For "browser mode" windows, we use the native positioning, which is just
-    // below the top frame border.
-    y = frame_thickness;
-  }
-  return gfx::Rect(frame_thickness + kIconLeftSpacing, y, size, size);
+  return window_icon_bounds_;
 }
 
 gfx::Rect OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::CalculateClientAreaBounds(
     int width,
     int height) const {
   int top_height = NonClientTopBorderHeight(false);
   int border_thickness = NonClientBorderThickness();
   return gfx::Rect(border_thickness, top_height,
                    std::max(0, width - (2 * border_thickness)),
                    std::max(0, height - top_height - border_thickness));
 }
 
 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 // OpaqueBrowserFrameView, private:
 
 void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::LayoutWindowControls(views::View* host) {
   if (!ShouldAddDefaultCaptionButtons())
     return;
-  bool is_maximized = delegate_->IsMaximized();
-  close_button_->SetImageAlignment(views::ImageButton::ALIGN_LEFT,
-                                   views::ImageButton::ALIGN_BOTTOM);
+
+  // Reset the visibility of the buttons.
+  minimize_button_->SetVisible(false);

[sky, 2013/09/05 15:54:32]

Initially making hidden and then making visible right after this results in a
lot of unnecessary code running. Is it possible to have ConfigureButton control
the visibility entirely?

[Elliot Glaysher, 2013/09/05 19:35:48]

While I can't have ConfigureButton() control this directly, I've replaced this
with the configuration code from my next patch which minimizes the calls to
SetVisible().

+  restore_button_->SetVisible(false);
+  maximize_button_->SetVisible(false);
+  close_button_->SetVisible(false);
+
+  // TODO(erg): Replace this with configurable calls in the next patch.
   int caption_y = CaptionButtonY(false);
-  // There should always be the same number of non-shadow pixels visible to the
-  // side of the caption buttons.  In maximized mode we extend the rightmost
-  // button to the screen corner to obey Fitts' Law.
-  int right_extra_width = is_maximized ?
-      (kFrameBorderThickness -
-       views::NonClientFrameView::kFrameShadowThickness) : 0;
-  gfx::Size close_button_size = close_button_->GetPreferredSize();
-  close_button_->SetBounds(host->width() - FrameBorderThickness(false) -
-      right_extra_width - close_button_size.width(), caption_y,
-      close_button_size.width() + right_extra_width,
-      close_button_size.height());
-
-  // When the window is restored, we show a maximized button; otherwise, we show
-  // a restore button.
-  bool is_restored = !is_maximized && !delegate_->IsMinimized();
-  views::ImageButton* invisible_button = is_restored ?
-      restore_button_ : maximize_button_;
-  invisible_button->SetVisible(false);
-
-  views::ImageButton* visible_button = is_restored ?
-      maximize_button_ : restore_button_;
-  visible_button->SetVisible(true);
-  visible_button->SetImageAlignment(views::ImageButton::ALIGN_LEFT,
-                                    views::ImageButton::ALIGN_BOTTOM);
-  gfx::Size visible_button_size = visible_button->GetPreferredSize();
-  visible_button->SetBounds(close_button_->x() - visible_button_size.width(),
-                            caption_y, visible_button_size.width(),
-                            visible_button_size.height());
-
-  minimize_button_->SetVisible(true);
-  minimize_button_->SetImageAlignment(views::ImageButton::ALIGN_LEFT,
-                                      views::ImageButton::ALIGN_BOTTOM);
-  gfx::Size minimize_button_size = minimize_button_->GetPreferredSize();
-  minimize_button_->SetBounds(
-      visible_button->x() - minimize_button_size.width(), caption_y,
-      minimize_button_size.width(),
-      minimize_button_size.height());
+  ConfigureButton(host, BUTTON_CLOSE, ALIGN_RIGHT, caption_y);
+  ConfigureButton(host, BUTTON_MAXIMIZE, ALIGN_RIGHT, caption_y);
+  ConfigureButton(host, BUTTON_MINIMIZE, ALIGN_RIGHT, caption_y);
 }
 
-void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::LayoutTitleBar() {
-  gfx::Rect icon_bounds(IconBounds());
-  if (delegate_->ShouldShowWindowIcon() && window_icon_)
-    window_icon_->SetBoundsRect(icon_bounds);
+void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::LayoutTitleBar(views::View* host) {
+  bool use_hidden_icon_location = true;
+
+  int size = delegate_->GetIconSize();
+  int frame_thickness = FrameBorderThickness(false);
+  bool should_show_icon = delegate_->ShouldShowWindowIcon();
+  bool should_show_title = delegate_->ShouldShowWindowTitle();
+
+  if (should_show_icon || should_show_title) {
+    use_hidden_icon_location = false;
+
+    // Our frame border has a different "3D look" than Windows'.  Theirs has
+    // a more complex gradient on the top that they push their icon/title
+    // below; then the maximized window cuts this off and the icon/title are
+    // centered in the remaining space.  Because the apparent shape of our
+    // border is simpler, using the same positioning makes things look
+    // slightly uncentered with restored windows, so when the window is
+    // restored, instead of calculating the remaining space from below the
+    // frame border, we calculate from below the 3D edge.
+    int unavailable_px_at_top = delegate_->IsMaximized() ?
+        frame_thickness : kTitlebarTopAndBottomEdgeThickness;
+    // When the icon is shorter than the minimum space we reserve for the
+    // caption button, we vertically center it.  We want to bias rounding to
+    // put extra space above the icon, since the 3D edge (+ client edge, for
+    // restored windows) below looks (to the eye) more like additional space
+    // than does the 3D edge (or nothing at all, for maximized windows)
+    // above; hence the +1.
+    int y = unavailable_px_at_top + (NonClientTopBorderHeight(false) -
+                                     unavailable_px_at_top - size -
+                                     TitlebarBottomThickness(false) + 1) / 2;
+
+    window_icon_bounds_ = gfx::Rect(left_button_start_ + kIconLeftSpacing, y,
+                                    size, size);
+    left_button_start_ += size + kIconLeftSpacing;
+    minimum_size_for_buttons_ += size + kIconLeftSpacing;
+  }
+
+  if (should_show_icon)
+    window_icon_->SetBoundsRect(window_icon_bounds_);
 
   if (window_title_) {
-    bool should_show = delegate_->ShouldShowWindowTitle();
-    window_title_->SetVisible(should_show);
+    window_title_->SetVisible(should_show_title);
+    if (should_show_title) {
+      window_title_->SetText(delegate_->GetWindowTitle());
 
-    if (should_show) {
-      window_title_->SetText(delegate_->GetWindowTitle());
-      const int title_x = delegate_->ShouldShowWindowIcon() ?
-          icon_bounds.right() + kIconTitleSpacing : icon_bounds.x();
-      window_title_->SetBounds(title_x, icon_bounds.y(),
-          std::max(0, minimize_button_->x() - kTitleLogoSpacing - title_x),
-          icon_bounds.height());
+      int text_width = std::max(
+          0, host->width() - right_button_start_ - kTitleLogoSpacing -
+          left_button_start_ - kIconTitleSpacing);
+      window_title_->SetBounds(left_button_start_ + kIconTitleSpacing,
+                               window_icon_bounds_.y(),
+                               text_width, window_icon_bounds_.height());
+      left_button_start_ += text_width + kIconTitleSpacing;
+    }
+  }
+
+  if (use_hidden_icon_location) {
+    if (has_left_buttons_) {
+      // There are window button icons on the left. Don't size the hidden window
+      // icon that people can double click on to close the window.
+      window_icon_bounds_ = gfx::Rect();
+    } else {
+      // We set the icon bounds to a small rectangle in the top left corner if
+      // there are no icons on the left side.
+      window_icon_bounds_ = gfx::Rect(
+          frame_thickness + kIconLeftSpacing, frame_thickness, size, size);
     }
   }
 }
 
 void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::LayoutAvatar() {
   // Even though the avatar is used for both incognito and profiles we always
   // use the incognito icon to layout the avatar button. The profile icon
   // can be customized so we can't depend on its size to perform layout.
   gfx::ImageSkia incognito_icon = delegate_->GetOTRAvatarIcon();
 
   int avatar_bottom = GetTabStripInsetsTop(false) +
       delegate_->GetTabStripHeight() - kAvatarBottomSpacing;
   int avatar_restored_y = avatar_bottom - incognito_icon.height();
   int avatar_y = delegate_->IsMaximized() ?
       (NonClientTopBorderHeight(false) + kTabstripTopShadowThickness) :
       avatar_restored_y;
-  avatar_bounds_.SetRect(NonClientBorderThickness() + kAvatarLeftSpacing,
+  avatar_bounds_.SetRect(left_button_start_ + kAvatarLeftSpacing,
       avatar_y, incognito_icon.width(),
       delegate_->ShouldShowAvatar() ? (avatar_bottom - avatar_y) : 0);
-  if (avatar_button_)
+  if (avatar_button_) {
     avatar_button_->SetBoundsRect(avatar_bounds_);
+    left_button_start_ += kAvatarLeftSpacing + incognito_icon.width();
+    minimum_size_for_buttons_ += kAvatarLeftSpacing + incognito_icon.width();
+  }
 
   if (avatar_label_) {
     // Space between the bottom of the avatar and the bottom of the avatar
     // label.
     const int kAvatarLabelBottomSpacing = 3;
     // Space between the frame border and the left edge of the avatar label.
     const int kAvatarLabelLeftSpacing = -1;
     gfx::Size label_size = avatar_label_->GetPreferredSize();
     gfx::Rect label_bounds(
-        FrameBorderThickness(false) + kAvatarLabelLeftSpacing,
+        left_button_start_ + kAvatarLabelLeftSpacing,
         avatar_bottom - kAvatarLabelBottomSpacing - label_size.height(),
         label_size.width(),
         delegate_->ShouldShowAvatar() ? label_size.height() : 0);
     avatar_label_->SetBoundsRect(label_bounds);
+    left_button_start_ += kAvatarLabelLeftSpacing + label_size.width();
   }
 }
 
+void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::ConfigureButton(
+    views::View* host,
+    ButtonID button_id,
+    ButtonAlignment alignment,
+    int caption_y) {
+  if (button_id == BUTTON_MINIMIZE) {
+    minimize_button_->SetVisible(true);
+    SetBoundsForButton(host, minimize_button_, alignment, caption_y);
+  } else if (button_id == BUTTON_MAXIMIZE) {
+    // When the window is restored, we show a maximized button; otherwise, we
+    // show a restore button.
+    bool is_restored = !delegate_->IsMaximized() && !delegate_->IsMinimized();
+    views::ImageButton* invisible_button = is_restored ?
+        restore_button_ : maximize_button_;
+    invisible_button->SetVisible(false);
+
+    views::ImageButton* visible_button = is_restored ?
+        maximize_button_ : restore_button_;
+    visible_button->SetVisible(true);
+    SetBoundsForButton(host, visible_button, alignment, caption_y);
+  } else if (button_id == BUTTON_CLOSE) {
+    close_button_->SetVisible(true);
+    SetBoundsForButton(host, close_button_, alignment, caption_y);
+  }
+}

[sky, 2013/09/05 15:54:32]

else NOTREACHED? Although I would likely just use a switch here.

+
+void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::SetBoundsForButton(
+    views::View* host,
+    views::ImageButton* button,
+    ButtonAlignment alignment,
+    int caption_y) {
+  gfx::Size button_size = button->GetPreferredSize();
+
+  button->SetImageAlignment(
+      (alignment == ALIGN_LEFT)  ?
+          views::ImageButton::ALIGN_RIGHT : views::ImageButton::ALIGN_LEFT,
+      views::ImageButton::ALIGN_BOTTOM);
+
+  // There should always be the same number of non-shadow pixels visible to the
+  // side of the caption buttons.  In maximized mode we extend the rightmost
+  // button to the screen corner to obey Fitts' Law.
+  bool is_maximized = delegate_->IsMaximized();
+
+  if (alignment == ALIGN_LEFT) {
+    button->SetBounds(
+        left_button_start_,
+        caption_y,
+        button_size.width(),
+        button_size.height());

[Elliot Glaysher, 2013/09/05 00:49:30]

The whole left alignment case here does work, but isn't activated in this build.
I'll do that in a future patch where I start piping system configuration into
here. It also doesn't deal with the left side of the screen in the maximized
case yet.

+
+    left_button_start_ += button_size.width();
+    minimum_size_for_buttons_ += button_size.width();
+    has_left_buttons_ = true;
+  } else {
+    // If we're the first button on the right and maximized, add with to the
+    // right hand side of the screen.
+    int extra_width = (is_maximized && !has_right_buttons_) ?
+      (kFrameBorderThickness -
+       views::NonClientFrameView::kFrameShadowThickness) : 0;
+
+    button->SetBounds(
+        host->width() - right_button_start_ - extra_width - button_size.width(),
+        caption_y,
+        button_size.width() + extra_width,
+        button_size.height());
+
+    right_button_start_ += extra_width + button_size.width();
+    minimum_size_for_buttons_ += extra_width + button_size.width();
+    has_right_buttons_ = true;
+  }
+}
+
 void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::SetView(int id, views::View* view) {
   // Why do things this way instead of having an Init() method, where we're
   // passed the views we'll handle? Because OpaqueBrowserFrameView doesn't own
   // all the views which are part of it. The avatar stuff, for example, will be
   // added and removed by the base class of OpaqueBrowserFrameView.
   switch (id) {
     case VIEW_ID_MINIMIZE_BUTTON:
       if (view) {
         DCHECK_EQ(std::string(views::ImageButton::kViewClassName),
                   view->GetClassName());
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     default:
       NOTIMPLEMENTED() << "Unknown view id " << id;
       break;
   }
 }
 
 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 // OpaqueBrowserFrameView, views::LayoutManager:
 
 void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::Layout(views::View* host) {
+  // Reset all our data so that everything is invisible.
+  int thickness = FrameBorderThickness(false);
+  left_button_start_ = thickness;
+  right_button_start_ = thickness;
+  minimum_size_for_buttons_ = left_button_start_ + right_button_start_;
+  has_left_buttons_ = false;
+  has_right_buttons_ = false;
+
   LayoutWindowControls(host);
-  LayoutTitleBar();
+  LayoutTitleBar(host);
+
+  // We now add a single pixel to the left spacing. We do this because the
+  // avatar and tab strip start one pixel inward compared to where things start
+  // on the right side.
+  left_button_start_++;
+
   LayoutAvatar();
 
   client_view_bounds_ = CalculateClientAreaBounds(
       host->width(), host->height());
 }
 
 gfx::Size OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::GetPreferredSize(views::View* host) {
   // This is never used; NonClientView::GetPreferredSize() will be called
   // instead.
   NOTREACHED();
   return gfx::Size();
 }
 
 void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::ViewAdded(views::View* host,
                                              views::View* view) {
   SetView(view->id(), view);
 }
 
 void OpaqueBrowserFrameViewLayout::ViewRemoved(views::View* host,
                                                views::View* view) {
   SetView(view->id(), NULL);
 }