*/
#include "pages.h"
+#include "bat.h"
/*
* dockPage
* that it has the proper window flag and parent.
*/
setWindowFlags(Qt::Widget);
- setParent(m_parent);
/* This was being done already */
m_parent->addWidget(this);
/* Set docked flag */
m_docked = true;
+ mainWin->stackedWidget->setCurrentWidget(this);
+ /* lets set the page selectors action for docking or undocking */
+ setContextMenuDockText();
}
/*
/* Change from a stacked widget to a normal window */
m_parent->removeWidget(this);
setWindowFlags(Qt::Window);
- showNormal();
+ show();
/* Clear docked flag */
m_docked = false;
+ /* The window has been undocked, lets change the context menu */
+ setContextMenuDockText();
}
/*
- * This function is intended to be called with the subclasses. When it is called
- * the specific sublclass does not have to be known to Pages. It is called
- * it will take it from it's current state of floating or stacked and change it
- * to the other.
+ * This function is intended to be called with the subclasses. When it is
+ * called the specific sublclass does not have to be known to Pages. When it
+ * is called this function will change the page from it's current state of being
+ * docked or undocked and change it to the other.
*/
void Pages::togglePageDocking()
}
/*
- * This function is because I wanted for some reason to keep it private but still
+ * This function is because I wanted for some reason to keep it protected but still
* give any subclasses the ability to find out if it is currently stacked or not.
*/
-
bool Pages::isDocked()
{
return m_docked;
}
+/*
+ * To keep m_closeable protected as well
+ */
+bool Pages::isCloseable()
+{
+ return m_closeable;
+}
+
/*
* When a window is closed, this slot is called. The idea is to put it back in the
* stack here, and it works. I wanted to get it to the top of the stack so that the
- * user immediately sees where his window went. Also, if he floats the window, then
+ * user immediately sees where his window went. Also, if he undocks the window, then
* closes it with the tree item highlighted, it may be confusing that the highlighted
* treewidgetitem is not the stack item in the front.
*/
-void Pages::closeEvent(QCloseEvent* /*event*/)
+void Pages::closeEvent(QCloseEvent* event)
{
/* A Widget was closed, lets toggle it back into the window, and set it in front. */
dockPage();
-#ifdef xxx
- /* FIXME Really having problems getting it to the front,
- toggles back into the stack fine though */
- int stackindex=m_parent->indexOf( this );
-printf("In Pages closeEvent a\n");
- if( stackindex >= 0 ){
-printf("In Pages closeEvent b\n");
- m_parent->setCurrentIndex(0);
- //m_parent->setCurrentIndex(stackindex);
- m_parent->setCurrentWidget(this);
- m_parent->update();
- update();
- setUpdatesEnabled(true);
- m_parent->show();
- show();
- m_parent->repaint();
- repaint();
- }
-#endif
+ /* this fixes my woes of getting the widget to show up on top when closed */
+ event->ignore();
+
+ /* Set the current tree widget item in the Page Selector window to the item
+ * which represents "this"
+ * Which will also bring "this" to the top of the stacked widget */
+ setCurrent();
}
/*
- * The next two are virtual functions. The idea here is that each subclass will have the
+ * The next three are virtual functions. The idea here is that each subclass will have the
* built in virtual function to override if the programmer wants to populate the window
* when it it is first clicked.
*/
{
}
-void Pages::PgSeltreeWidgetDoubleClicked()
+/*
+ * Virtual function which is called when this page is visible on the stack.
+ * This will be overridden by classes that want to populate if they are on the
+ * top.
+ */
+void Pages::currentStackItem()
+{
+}
+
+/*
+ * Function to close the stacked page and remove the widget from the
+ * Page selector window
+ */
+void Pages::closeStackPage()
+{
+ /* First get the tree widget item and destroy it */
+ QTreeWidgetItem *item=mainWin->getFromHash(this);
+ /* remove the QTreeWidgetItem <-> page from the hash */
+ mainWin->hashRemove(item, this);
+ /* remove the item from the page selector by destroying it */
+ delete item;
+ /* remove this */
+ delete this;
+}
+
+/*
+ * Function to set members from the external mainwin and it's overload being
+ * passed a specific QTreeWidgetItem to be it's parent on the tree
+ */
+void Pages::pgInitialize()
+{
+ pgInitialize(NULL);
+}
+
+void Pages::pgInitialize(QTreeWidgetItem *parentTreeWidgetItem)
+{
+ m_parent = mainWin->stackedWidget;
+ m_console = mainWin->currentConsole();
+
+ if (!parentTreeWidgetItem) {
+ parentTreeWidgetItem = m_console->directorTreeItem();
+ }
+
+ QTreeWidgetItem *item = new QTreeWidgetItem(parentTreeWidgetItem);
+ QString name;
+ treeWidgetName(name);
+ item->setText(0, name);
+ mainWin->hashInsert(item, this);
+ setTitle();
+}
+
+/*
+ * Virtual Function to return a name
+ * All subclasses should override this function
+ */
+void Pages::treeWidgetName(QString &name)
+{
+ name = m_name;
+}
+
+/*
+ * Function to simplify executing a console command and bringing the
+ * console to the front of the stack
+ */
+void Pages::consoleCommand(QString &command)
+{
+ /*if (!m_console->is_connectedGui())
+ return;*/
+ if (!m_console->preventInUseConnect())
+ return;
+ /* Bring this directors console to the front of the stack */
+ setConsoleCurrent();
+ QString displayhtml("<font color=\"blue\">");
+ displayhtml += command + "</font>\n";
+ m_console->display_html(displayhtml);
+ m_console->display_text("\n");
+ m_console->write_dir(command.toUtf8().data());
+ m_console->displayToPrompt();
+}
+
+/*
+ * Function for handling undocked windows becoming active.
+ * Change the currently selected item in the page selector window to the now
+ * active undocked window. This will also make the console for the undocked
+ * window m_currentConsole.
+ */
+void Pages::changeEvent(QEvent *event)
{
+ if ((event->type() == QEvent::ActivationChange) && (isActiveWindow())) {
+ setCurrent();
+ }
}
-void Pages::PgSeltreeWidgetCurrentItem()
+/*
+ * Function to simplify getting the name of the class and the director into
+ * the caption or title of the window
+ */
+void Pages::setTitle()
{
+ QString title, director;
+ treeWidgetName(title);
+ m_console->getDirResName(director);
+ title += " of Director ";
+ title += director;
+ setWindowTitle(title);
}
/*
- * This function exists because I wanted to have an easy way for new programmers to understand
- * exactly what values needed to be set in order to behave correctly in the interface. It can
- * be called from the constructor, like with medialist or after being constructed, like with
- * Console.
+ * Bring the current directors console window to the top of the stack.
*/
-void Pages::SetPassedValues(QStackedWidget* passedStackedWidget, QTreeWidgetItem* passedTreeItem, int indexseq )
+void Pages::setConsoleCurrent()
{
- m_parent = passedStackedWidget;
- m_treeItem = passedTreeItem;
- m_treeItem->setData(0, Qt::UserRole, QVariant(indexseq));
+ mainWin->treeWidget->setCurrentItem(mainWin->getFromHash(m_console));
+}
+
+/*
+ * Bring this window to the top of the stack.
+ */
+void Pages::setCurrent()
+{
+ mainWin->treeWidget->setCurrentItem(mainWin->getFromHash(this));
+}
+
+/*
+ * Function to set the text of the toggle dock context menu when page and
+ * widget item are NOT known.
+ */
+void Pages::setContextMenuDockText()
+{
+ QTreeWidgetItem *item = mainWin->getFromHash(this);
+ QString docktext("");
+ if (isDocked()) {
+ docktext += "UnDock ";
+ } else {
+ docktext += "ReDock ";
+ }
+ docktext += item->text(0) += " Window";
+
+ mainWin->actionToggleDock->setText(docktext);
+ setTreeWidgetItemDockColor();
+}
+
+/*
+ * Function to set the color of the tree widget item based on whether it is
+ * docked or not.
+ */
+void Pages::setTreeWidgetItemDockColor()
+{
+ QTreeWidgetItem* item = mainWin->getFromHash(this);
+ if (item) {
+ if (item->text(0) != "Console") {
+ if (isDocked()) {
+ /* Set the brush to blue if undocked */
+ QBrush blackBrush(Qt::black);
+ item->setForeground(0, blackBrush);
+ } else {
+ /* Set the brush back to black if docked */
+ QBrush blueBrush(Qt::blue);
+ item->setForeground(0, blueBrush);
+ }
+ }
+ }
}