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/*
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* To use this fuction provide the ui file name, the parent
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* that will handle the slots of the form, and the parent
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* widget that will handle the UI portion.
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*
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* var form = kjsuic("EnvelopeMakerUI.ui", this, this);
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* println(dump(form));
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*
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* This will then return you a widget object that has properties
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* that are the main child widgets in the UI file. So if you have
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* a KLineEdit called "myLineEdit" in the UI file then there would
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* be a member of the form called myLineEdit. (ex: form.myLineEdit )
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*
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* If there are container widgets present then the children will show
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* up as properties of those widgets. So if you have a groupbox called
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* "Group" and a KLineEdit inside of it called "editor" you would address
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* this as "Group.editor".
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*
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* An important note: Take care when using UI files with this that have
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* widget names that do not conflict with current Qt properties as the Qt
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* properties will take precident over the added widgets.
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*/
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function kjsuic(uifile, slotParent, parent)
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{
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var widget = Factory.loadui(uifile, slotParent, parent);
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var lst = widget.children();
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addChildren( widget )
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return widget;
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}
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function addChildren( widget )
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{
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var lst = widget.children();
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for( var idx = 0; idx < lst.length; ++idx)
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{
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var str = "widget." + lst[idx] + " = widget.child('" + lst[idx] + "');";
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eval(str);
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var typeName = widget.child(lst[idx]).className();
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if( typeName == "TQGroupBox" || typeName == "TQButtonGroup" || typeName == "TQFrame")
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{
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eval("addChildren( widget." + lst[idx] + ");");
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}
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}
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}
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