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tdelibs/kmdi/kmdichildview.h

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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// filename : kmdichildview.h
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Project : KDE MDI extension
//
// begin : 07/1999 by Szymon Stefanek as part of kvirc
// (an IRC application)
// changes : 09/1999 by Falk Brettschneider to create an
// - 06/2000 stand-alone Qt extension set of
// classes and a Qt-based library
// 2000-2003 maintained by the KDevelop project
// patches : 02/2000 by Massimo Morin (mmorin@schedsys.com)
// */2000 by Lars Beikirch (Lars.Beikirch@gmx.net)
// 02/2001 by Eva Brucherseifer (eva@rt.e-technik.tu-darmstadt.de)
// 01/2003 by Jens Zurheide (jens.zurheide@gmx.de)
//
// copyright : (C) 1999-2003 by Falk Brettschneider
// and
// Szymon Stefanek (stefanek@tin.it)
// email : falkbr@tdevelop.org (Falk Brettschneider)
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License as
// published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
// License, or (at your option) any later version.
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef _KMDI_CHILD_VIEW_H_
#define _KMDI_CHILD_VIEW_H_
#include <tqwidget.h>
#include <tqpixmap.h>
#include <tqrect.h>
#include <tqapplication.h>
#include <tqdatetime.h>
#include "kmdichildfrm.h"
class KMdiChildViewPrivate;
/**
* @short Base class for all your special view windows.
*
* Base class for all MDI view widgets. KMdi stores additional information in this class
* to handle the attach/detach mechanism and such things.
*
* All such windows 'lives' attached to a KMdiChildFrm widget
* managed by KMdiChildArea, or detached (managed by the window manager.)
* So remember that the KMdiChildView::parent pointer may change, and may be 0L, too.
*
* There are 2 possibilities for you to put your widgets under MDI control:
*
* Either you inherit all the views from KMdiChildView:
* \code
* class MyMdiWidget : public KMdiChildView
* { .... };
* ...
* MyMdiWidget w;
* mainframe->addWindow(w, flags);
* \endcode
*
* or you wrap them by a KMdiChildView somehow like this:
*
* \code
* void DocViewMan::addKMdiFrame(TQWidget* pNewView, bool bShow, const TQPixmap& icon)
* {
* // cover it by a KMdi childview and add that MDI system
* KMdiChildView* pMDICover = new KMdiChildView( pNewView->caption());
* pMDICover->setIcon(icon);
* m_MDICoverList.append( pMDICover);
* TQBoxLayout* pLayout = new TQHBoxLayout( pMDICover, 0, -1, "layout");
* pNewView->reparent( pMDICover, TQPoint(0,0));
* pLayout->addWidget( pNewView);
* pMDICover->setName( pNewView->name());
* // captions
* TQString shortName = pNewView->caption();
* int length = shortName.length();
* shortName = shortName.right(length - (shortName.findRev('/') +1));
* pMDICover->setTabCaption( shortName);
* pMDICover->setCaption(pNewView->caption());
*
* // fake a viewActivated to update the currentEditView/currentBrowserView pointers _before_ adding to MDI control
* slot_viewActivated( pMDICover);
*
* // take it under MDI mainframe control (note: this triggers also a setFocus())
* int flags;
* if (bShow) {
* flags = KMdi::StandardAdd;
* }
* else {
* flags = KMdi::Hide;
* }
* // set the accelerators for Toplevel MDI mode (each toplevel window needs its own accels
* connect( m_pParent, TQT_SIGNAL(childViewIsDetachedNow(TQWidget*)), this, TQT_SLOT(initKeyAccel(TQWidget*)) );
*
* m_pParent->addWindow( pMDICover, flags);
* // correct the default settings of KMdi ('cause we haven't a tab order for subwidget focuses)
* pMDICover->setFirstFocusableChildWidget(0L);
* pMDICover->setLastFocusableChildWidget(0L);
* }
* \endcode
*
*/
class KMDI_EXPORT KMdiChildView : public TQWidget
{
friend class KMdiMainFrm;
friend class KMdiChildFrm;
Q_OBJECT
// attributes
protected:
/**
* See KMdiChildView::caption
*/
TQString m_szCaption;
/**
* See KMdiChildView::tabCaption
*/
TQString m_sTabCaption;
/**
* See KMdiChildView::focusedChildWidget
*/
TQWidget* m_focusedChildWidget;
/**
* See KMdiChildView::setFirstFocusableChildWidget
*/
TQWidget* m_firstFocusableChildWidget;
/**
* See KMdiChildView::setLastFocusableChildWidget
*/
TQWidget* m_lastFocusableChildWidget;
/**
* Every child view window has an temporary ID in the Window menu of the main frame.
*/
int m_windowMenuID;
/**
* Holds a temporary information about if the MDI view state has changed but is not processed yet (pending state).
* For example it could be that a 'maximize' is pending, if this variable is true.
*/
bool m_stateChanged;
/**
* Holds the time when this view was activated (not only displayed) for the last time.
*/
TQDateTime m_time;
private:
/**
* Internally used as indicator whether this KMdiChildView is treated as document view or as tool view.
*/
bool m_bToolView;
/**
* Internally used by KMdiMainFrm to store a temporary information that the method
* activate() is unnecessary and that it can by escaped.
* This saves from unnecessary calls when activate is called directly.
*/
bool m_bInterruptActivation;
/**
* Internally used to prevent cycles between KMdiMainFrm::activateView() and KMdiChildView::activate().
*/
bool m_bMainframesActivateViewIsPending;
/**
* Internally used to check if there is a focus in event pending
*/
bool m_bFocusInEventIsPending;
// methods
public:
/**
* Constructor
*/
KMdiChildView( const TQString& caption, TQWidget* parentWidget = 0L, const char* name = 0L, WFlags f = 0 );
/**
* Constructor
* sets "Unnamed" as default caption
*/
KMdiChildView( TQWidget* parentWidget = 0L, const char* name = 0L, WFlags f = 0 );
/**
* Destructor
*/
~KMdiChildView();
/**
* This method does the same as focusInEvent(). That's why it is a replacement for the setFocus() call. It makes
* sense if you for instance want to focus (I mean raise and activate) this view although the real focus is
* in another toplevel widget. focusInEvent() will never get called in that case and your setFocus() call for this
* widget would fail without any effect.
* Use this method with caution, it always raises the view and pushes the taskbar button. Also when the focus is
* still on another MDI view in the same toplevel window where this is located!
*/
void activate();
/**
* Memorizes the first focusable child widget of this widget
*/
void setFirstFocusableChildWidget( TQWidget* );
/**
* Memorizes the last focusable child widget of this widget
*/
void setLastFocusableChildWidget( TQWidget* );
/**
* Returns the current focused child widget of this widget
*/
TQWidget* focusedChildWidget();
/**
* Returns true if the MDI view is a child window within the MDI mainframe widget
* or false if the MDI view is in toplevel mode
*/
bool isAttached() const { return ( mdiParent() != 0L ); }
/**
* Returns the caption of the child window (different from the caption on the button in the taskbar)
*/
const TQString& caption() const { return m_szCaption; }
/**
* Returns the caption of the button on the taskbar
*/
const TQString& tabCaption() const { return m_sTabCaption; }
/**
* Sets the window caption string...
* Calls updateButton on the taskbar button if it has been set.
*/
virtual void setCaption( const TQString& szCaption );
/**
* Sets the caption of the button referring to this window
*/
virtual void setTabCaption( const TQString& caption );
/**
* Sets the caption of both the window and the button on the taskbar
*/
virtual void setMDICaption( const TQString &caption );
/**
* Returns the KMdiChildFrm parent widget (or 0 if the window is not attached)
*/
KMdiChildFrm *mdiParent() const;
/**
* Tells if the window is minimized when attached to the Mdi manager,
* or if it is VISIBLE when 'floating'.
*/
bool isMinimized() const;
/**
* Tells if the window is minimized when attached to the Mdi manager,
* otherwise returns false.
*/
bool isMaximized() const;
/**
* Returns the geometry of this MDI child window as TQWidget::geometry() does.
*/
TQRect internalGeometry() const;
/**
* Sets the geometry of the client area of this MDI child window. The
* top left position of the argument is the position of the top left point
* of the client area in its parent coordinates and the arguments width
* and height is the width and height of the client area. Please note: This
* differs from the behavior of TQWidget::setGeometry()!
*/
void setInternalGeometry( const TQRect& newGeomety );
/**
* Returns the frame geometry of this window or of the parent if there is any...
*/
TQRect externalGeometry() const;
/**
* Sets the geometry of the frame of this MDI child window. The top left
* position of the argument is the position of the top left point of the
* frame in its parent coordinates and the arguments width and height is
* the width and height of the widget frame. Please note: This differs
* from the behavior of TQWidget::setGeometry()!
*/
void setExternalGeometry( const TQRect& newGeomety );
/**
* You should override this function in the derived class.
*/
virtual TQPixmap* myIconPtr();
/**
* Minimizes this window when it is attached to the Mdi manager.
* Otherwise has no effect
*/
virtual void minimize( bool bAnimate );
/**
* Maximizes this window when it is attached to the Mdi manager.
* Otherwise has no effect
*/
virtual void maximize( bool bAnimate );
/**
* Returns the geometry that will be restored by calling restore().
*/
TQRect restoreGeometry();
/**
* Sets the geometry that will be restored by calling restore().
*/
void setRestoreGeometry( const TQRect& newRestGeo );
/**
* Switches interposing in event loop of all current child widgets off.
*/
void removeEventFilterForAllChildren();
/**
* Internally used for setting an ID for the 'Window' menu entry
*/
void setWindowMenuID( int id );
/**
* Sets the minimum size of the widget to w by h pixels.
* It extends it base clase method in a way that the minimum size of
* its childframe (if there is one) will be set, additionally.
*/
virtual void setMinimumSize ( int minw, int minh );
/**
* Sets the maximum size of the widget to w by h pixels.
* It extends it base clase method in a way that the maximum size of
* its childframe (if there is one) will be set, additionally.
*/
virtual void setMaximumSize ( int maxw, int maxh );
/**
* Returns if this is added as MDI tool-view
*/
inline bool isToolView() const { return m_bToolView; }
/**
* Remember the current time
*/
inline void updateTimeStamp()
{
m_time.setDate( TQDate::currentDate() );
m_time.setTime( TQTime::currentTime() );
}
/**
* Recall a previously remembered time, i.e. the value of m_time
*/
inline const TQDateTime& getTimeStamp() const { return m_time; }
public slots:
/**
* Attaches this window to the Mdi manager.
* It calls the KMdiMainFrm attachWindow function , so if you have a pointer
* to this KMdiMainFrm you'll be faster calling that function.
*/
virtual void attach();
/**
* Detaches this window from the Mdi manager.
* It calls the KMdiMainFrm detachWindow function , so if you have a pointer
* to this KMdiMainFrm you'll be faster calling that function.
*/
virtual void detach();
/**
* Mimimizes the MDI view. If attached, the covering childframe widget is minimized (only a mini widget
* showing the caption bar and the system buttons will remain visible). If detached, it will use the
* minimize of the underlying system ( TQWidget::showMinimized ).
*/
virtual void minimize();
/**
* Maximizes the MDI view. If attached, this widget will fill the whole MDI view area widget. The system buttons
* move to the main menubar (if set by KMdiMainFrm::setMenuForSDIModeSysButtons ).
* If detached, it will use the minimize of the underlying system ( TQWidget::showMaximized ).
*/
virtual void maximize();
/**
* Restores this window to its normal size. Also known as 'normalize'.
*/
virtual void restore();
/**
* Internally called, if KMdiMainFrm::attach is called.
* Actually, only the caption of the covering childframe is set.
*/
virtual void youAreAttached( KMdiChildFrm *lpC );
/**
* Internally called, if KMdiMainFrm::detach is called.
* Some things for going toplevel will be done here.
*/
virtual void youAreDetached();
/**
* Called if someone click on the "Window" menu item for this child frame window
*/
virtual void slot_clickedInWindowMenu();
/**
* Called if someone click on the "Dock/Undock..." menu item for this child frame window
*/
virtual void slot_clickedInDockMenu();
/**
* Calls TQWidget::show but also for it's parent widget if attached
*/
virtual void show();
/**
* Calls TQWidget::hide() or it's parent widget hide() if attached
*/
virtual void hide();
/**
* Calls TQWidget::raise() or it's parent widget raise() if attached
*/
virtual void raise();
/**
* Overridden from its base class method. Emits a signal KMdiChildView::isMinimizedNow , additionally.
* Note that this method is not used by an external windows manager call on system minimizing.
*/
virtual void showMinimized();
/**
* Overridden from its base class method. Emits a signal KMdiChildView::isMaximizedNow , additionally.
* Note that this method is not used by an external windows manager call on system maximizing.
*/
virtual void showMaximized();
/**
* Overridden from its base class method. Emits a signal KMdiChildView::isRestoredNow , additionally.
* Note that this method is not used by an external windows manager call on system normalizing.
*/
virtual void showNormal();
protected:
/**
* Ignores the event and calls KMdiMainFrm::childWindowCloseRequest instead. This is because the
* mainframe has control over the views. Therefore the MDI view has to request the mainframe for a close.
*/
virtual void closeEvent( TQCloseEvent *e );
/**
* It only catches TQEvent::KeyPress events there. If a Qt::Key_Tab is pressed, the internal MDI focus
* handling is called. That means if the last focusable child widget of this is called, it will jump to the
* first focusable child widget of this.
* See KMdiChildView::setFirstFocusableChildWidget and KMdiChildView::lastFirstFocusableChildWidget
*/
virtual bool eventFilter( TQObject *obj, TQEvent *e );
/**
* If attached, the childframe will be activated and the MDI taskbar button will be pressed. Additionally, the
* memorized old focused child widget of this is focused again.
* Sends the focusInEventOccurs signal before changing the focus and the
* gotFocus signal after changing the focus.
*/
virtual void focusInEvent( TQFocusEvent *e );
/**
* Send the lostFocus signal
*/
virtual void focusOutEvent( TQFocusEvent *e );
/**
* Internally used for the minimize/maximize/restore mechanism when in attach mode.
*/
virtual void resizeEvent( TQResizeEvent *e );
void trackIconAndCaptionChanges( TQWidget *view );
protected slots:
void slot_childDestroyed();
signals:
/**
* Internally used by KMdiChildView::attach to send it as command to the mainframe.
*/
void attachWindow( KMdiChildView*, bool );
/**
* Internally used by KMdiChildView::detach to send it as command to the mainframe.
*/
void detachWindow( KMdiChildView*, bool );
/**
* Is sent when this MDI child view is going to receive focus (before actually changing the focus).
* Internally used to send information to the mainframe that this MDI child view is focused.
* See KMdiChildView::focusInEvent
*/
void focusInEventOccurs( KMdiChildView* );
/**
* Is sent when this MDI child has received the focus (after actually changing the focus).
* See KMdiChildView::focusInEvent
*/
void gotFocus( KMdiChildView* );
/**
* Is sent when this MDI child was set to the activate view of all MDI views (after actually changing the focus).
* See KMdiChildView::activate
*/
void activated( KMdiChildView* );
/** Is sent when this MDI child view has lost the focus (after actually changing the focus).
* See KMdiChildView::focusOutEvent
*/
void lostFocus( KMdiChildView* );
/** Is sent when this MDI child view was deactivated (after actually changing the focus).
* See KMdiChildView::focusOutEvent
*/
void deactivated( KMdiChildView* );
/**
* Internally used to send information to the mainframe that this MDI child view wants to be closed.
* See KMdiChildView::closeEvent and KMdiMainFrm::closeWindow
*/
void childWindowCloseRequest( KMdiChildView* );
/**
* Emitted when the window caption is changed via KMdiChildView::setCaption or KMdiChildView::setMDICaption
*/
void windowCaptionChanged( const TQString& );
/**
* Emitted when the window caption is changed via KMdiChildView::setTabCaption or KMdiChildView::setMDICaption
*/
void tabCaptionChanged( const TQString& );
/**
* Internally used to send information to the mainframe that this MDI view is maximized now.
* Usually, the mainframe switches system buttons.
*/
void mdiParentNowMaximized( bool );
/**
* Is automatically emitted when slot_clickedInWindowMenu is called
*/
void clickedInWindowMenu( int );
/**
* Is automatically emitted when slot_clickedInDockMenu is called
*/
void clickedInDockMenu( int );
/**
* Signals this has been maximized
*/
void isMaximizedNow();
/**
* Signals this has been minimized
*/
void isMinimizedNow();
/**
* Signals this has been restored (normalized)
*/
void isRestoredNow();
/**
* Signals this has been attached
*/
void isAttachedNow();
/**
* Signals this has been detached
*/
void isDetachedNow();
void iconUpdated( TQWidget*, TQPixmap );
void captionUpdated( TQWidget*, const TQString& );
private:
KMdiChildViewPrivate *d;
TQWidget *m_trackChanges;
};
inline KMdiChildFrm *KMdiChildView::mdiParent() const
{
TQWidget * pw = parentWidget();
if ( pw != 0L )
if ( pw->inherits( "KMdiChildFrm" ) )
return ( KMdiChildFrm * ) pw;
return 0L;
}
#endif //_KMDICHILDVIEW_H_
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