HDispTable Class Reference

#include <guilib.h>

Inherits QFrame.

Public Slots
int	addStretchToEnd (void)
int	dialogPrint (void)
int	dialogXml (void)
int	updateDisplay (void)

Signals
void	updateDisplaySignal (void)

Public Member Functions
	HDispTable (QWidget *parent, HTable *d, int datamodep=FULL_CLEAN, int ddata=DONT_DELETE_DATA)
	~HDispTable (void)
HTable *	getDataClass (void)

Protected Attributes
HTable *	data
	The HTable data pointer;.
int	datamode
	Data handling mode.
int	deletedata
	Data allocation handling mode.
QVBoxLayout *	layout
bool	ro_mask
	Readonly mask.

Detailed Description

HDispTable is the GUI class to view/manipulate the HTable objects.
You have to pass the HTable in parameter, and the HDispTable will automatically build the necessary gui. This is a QFrame descendant, so you can put it to layouts, widgets, dialogs.

See Also

HTable

Definition at line 637 of file guilib.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

HDispTable::HDispTable	(	QWidget *	parent,
		HTable *	d,
		int	datamodep = FULL_CLEAN,
		int	ddata = DONT_DELETE_DATA
	)

Creates a HDispTable

Parameters

parent	the parent GUI widget (QWidget descendant)
d	the metadata object to show. This case it means a HTable object
datamodep	:The metadata instance handling of GUI calsses (What the GUI class do with the metadata pointer on starting and destorying ) KEEP_ALL Don't modify the data class: After creating it will show the (previous set) data of the metadata class. On destory it leaves all data untouched too. FULL_CLEAN DEFAULT MODE! On start it cleans every data to the (metadata)default value. (This way tha gui initially it shows this default data of course) On destory it cleans every data, and set to everything to default again. START_CLEAN Only set the data to the default on starting. On destory the data will be untouched. END_CLEAN Only set the data to the default on destory. On start the data will be untouched.
ddata	: This define tells what happend with the metadata if the gui object is deleted. DONT_DELETE_DATA If the gui object is deleted, leaves the metadata object untouched. (You need to manually delete the metadata later) DELETE_DATA If the gui object is deleted it deletes the metadata object too. It deletes the connected meta-data object too. (Connected tables, see HTableBase) (You can't use the metadata later)

Definition at line 2524 of file guilib.cpp.

HDispTable::~HDispTable

(

void

)

Destructor

Definition at line 2657 of file guilib.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

int HDispTable::addStretchToEnd ( void  )

slot

Adds a stretchable part to the end of the table. Useful that case when the table have smaller height than the dialog. If no stretch field the dialog will stretch all fields height to match the sizes. With this stretch field, you can prevent the height changing of the other data fields when the dialog height is grows.

Definition at line 2623 of file guilib.cpp.

int HDispTable::dialogPrint ( void  )

slot

Shows the print preview dialog

Definition at line 2641 of file guilib.cpp.

int HDispTable::dialogXml ( void  )

slot

Shows the xml output dialog

Definition at line 2649 of file guilib.cpp.

HTable* HDispTable::getDataClass ( void  )

inline

Returns the metadata object

Definition at line 660 of file guilib.h.

int HDispTable::updateDisplay ( void  )

slot

This slot is activated by the metadata object, when the data modified in the memory. This means, if this function is called, the gui will re-read and show the new values of the metadata class.

Definition at line 2670 of file guilib.cpp.

void HDispTable::updateDisplaySignal ( void  )

signal

This signal is used to notify the HDispDataField descendant classes. It passes the refresh request.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• guilib.h
• guilib.cpp