HDialogData Class Reference

#include <dialib.h>

Inheritance diagram for HDialogData:

Public Member Functions
	HDialogData (void)
int	makeGui (QWidget *basew, QString caption=0, HBase *dobj1=NULL, HBase *dobj2=NULL, QString func="Ok|EscC|Vert", QString ttext="", QString tbutt1="", QString tbutt2="", QList< QPixmap * > *toolbuttons=NULL, int xsize=320, int ysize=240)

Public Attributes
QPushButton *	closebutton
bool	declose
bool	deletedata
HDispPlainDataMatrix *	dmatrix1
HDispPlainDataMatrix *	dmatrix2
bool	EscC
bool	inscroll
HDispList *	list1
HDispList *	list2
QToolButton *	pixTool [8]
QScrollArea *	sv1
QScrollArea *	sv2
bool	t1AC
bool	t1C
bool	t2AC
bool	t2C
HDispTable *	table1
HDispTable *	table2
bool	tb1clicked
bool	tb2clicked
QPushButton *	toolbutton1
QPushButton *	toolbutton2

Detailed Description

Standard quick paramerized GUI builder class.
You can build GUI of dialog box, widget or frame, easily by parameters. You have to call the makeGui() function to build the necessary GUI. The gui will be resizeable, with stretch.
Possible parts of the builded gui:

• Caption text - The HDialogData sets the caption of the dialog/widget to this text.
• Data object 1 - You can pass a HTable/HList/HPlainDataMatrix or a NULL value. A correspond GUI class will placed: HTable->HDispTable , HList->HDispList , HPlainDataMatrix->HDispPlainDataMatrix , NULL->Nothing.
• Data object 2 - You can pass a HTable/HList/HPlainDataMatrix or a NULL value. A correspond GUI class will placed: HTable->HDispTable , HList->HDispList , HPlainDataMatrix->HDispPlainDataMatrix , NULL->Nothing.
• Functions - You can define more additional parameter to handle special things. For example the orientation of the GUI.
• Title text - A simple text displayed center of the top of the control group.
• Button 1 text - (optional) If this text is not empty a QPushButton placed the bottom of dialog.
• Button 2 text - (optional) If this text is not empty a QPushButton placed the bottom of dialog.
• Toolbuttons - (Optional) You can define maximum 8 tool button.
• Size - (optional) You can set the initial size of the window.

Some standard composition of builded GUI. In the picture all possible parts is enabled, keep in mind that most of them is optional!

The functions parameter is text which can be the combination of the following words ("Ok|EscC|Vert")

• "Ok" - Put a "Ok" button to the bottom of the GUI, which closes the dialog too.
• "OkIsAccept" - Accept the dialog if Ok pressed. (Otherwise it means close())
• "EscC" - Close the window when the user hit Escape.
• "DHoriz" or "DVert" - The orientation of dialog. Horizontal or Vertical. (Default is vertical)
• "THoriz" or "TVert" - The orientation of toolbuttons
• "AutoExec" - Automatically exec the dialog after build the GUI.
• "TB1Close" - Close dialog after hit button 1.
• "TB1AcceptClose" - When the dialog closed by the toolbutton1 it's do an accept() instead of close().
• "TB2Close" - Close dialog after hit button 2.
• "TB2AcceptClose" - When the dialog closed by the toolbutton2 it's do an accept() instead of close().
• "InScroll" - Place the Tables/List into a scrollwindow.
• "DestructiveClose" - Dectructive close the dialog.
• "DeleteData" - Delete the metadata object after close.
• "StrToE" - Put stretch to the end if HDiapTable. (The HDispTable does stretched when the window grow vertically)
• "ToolCenter" - Toolbuttons are aligned to center

If you would like to generate the dialog box too, you can use the HDialog class instead this.

A small code part from the tutorial:

MyDialog::MyDialog(QWidget *parent) : QDialog(parent)
{
 HList *plist = ... ;
 ...
 //build the gui with the hdialog lib
     makeGui(this,"My tasks (gSAFE tutorial)",plist,NULL,
                             "EscC|Vert|StrToE|DeleteData|DestructiveClose|NonModal|InScroll",
             "Hit doubleclick to edit!","insert","refresh list",NULL,640,480);

     connect(plist,SIGNAL(actionOnRecord(QString)),this,SLOT(editRecord(QString)));
     connect(toolbutton2,SIGNAL(clicked()),plist,SLOT(readList()));
     connect(toolbutton1,SIGNAL(clicked()),this,SLOT(insertRecord()));
 ...

Definition at line 81 of file dialib.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

HDialogData::HDialogData

(

void

)

Constructor. Does nothing

Definition at line 18 of file dialib.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

int HDialogData::makeGui	(	QWidget *	basew,
		QString	caption = 0,
		HBase *	dobj1 = NULL,
		HBase *	dobj2 = NULL,
		QString	func = "Ok|EscC|Vert",
		QString	ttext = "",
		QString	tbutt1 = "",
		QString	tbutt2 = "",
		QList< QPixmap * > *	toolbuttons = NULL,
		int	xsize = 320,
		int	ysize = 240
	)

Generate the necessary GUI (See the class description for details)

Parameters

basew	the base QWidget descendant where the GUI is builded.
caption	the Caption text
dobj1	Data object 1
dobj2	Data object 2
func	The function modifiers (See class description)
ttext	title text
tbutt1	the text of Button1
tbutt2	the text of Button2
toolbuttons	The pixmaps of toolbuttons.
xsize	the initial horizontal size
ysize	the initial vertical size

Definition at line 41 of file dialib.cpp.

Member Data Documentation

bool HDialogData::tb1clicked

Inticates (after the dialog exec) wheter the toolbutton 1 is pressed

Definition at line 123 of file dialib.h.

bool HDialogData::tb2clicked

Inticates (after the dialog exec) wheter the toolbutton 2 is pressed

Definition at line 125 of file dialib.h.

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

• dialib.h
• dialib.cpp