MainArea Class Reference

main window area It is implemented as a MDI (multi document interface). This allows you to add custom widgets to it. More...

#include <main_area.hh>

Public Member Functions

 MainArea (QWidget *parent=NULL)
void EnableTabbedMode (bool tabbed_mode=true)
void AddWidget (const QString &title, QWidget *widget)
void AddPersistentWidget (const QString &title, const QString &name, QWidget *widget, int width, int height, int x, int y)
void AddPersistentWidget (const QString &title, const QString &name, QWidget *widget, Qt::WindowStates window_state=Qt::WindowStates())
void ShowSubWindow (QWidget *widget)
void HideSubWindow (QWidget *widget)

Detailed Description

main window area It is implemented as a MDI (multi document interface). This allows you to add custom widgets to it.

Definition at line 34 of file main_area.hh.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MainArea ( QWidget *  parent = NULL  ) 

Member Function Documentation

void AddPersistentWidget ( const QString &  title,
const QString &  name,
QWidget *  widget,
Qt::WindowStates  window_state = Qt::WindowStates() 
)

add a widget with custom window states to the ui. The Geometry is preserved across application relaunches

See also:
AddPersistentWidget(const QString& title, const QString& name, QWidget* widget, int width, int height, int x, int y)
Parameters:
title string that is displayed in the gui
name is the unique name (within the scope of the main area) for the widget that is used to restore and save the widget geometry.
widget is the widget to be added to the main area.
window_state custom window_state for the widget. See Qt Documentation to learn more about WindowStates.
void AddPersistentWidget ( const QString &  title,
const QString &  name,
QWidget *  widget,
int  width,
int  height,
int  x,
int  y 
)

add a widget whose geometry is preserved across application relaunches

For widgets that are volatile, use AddWidget()

If tabbed mode is enabled, the widget geometry is ignored.

Parameters:
title string that is displayed in the gui
name is the unique name (within the scope of the main area) for the widget that is used to restore and save the widget geometry.
widget is the widget to be added to the main area.
width width of the widget inside the mdi
height height of the widget inside the mdi
x x position of the widget inside the mdi
y y position of the widget inside the mdi
See also:
AddWidget
void AddWidget ( const QString &  title,
QWidget *  widget 
)

add volatile widget

Parameters:
title string that is displayed in the gui
widget is the widget to be added to the main area.
void EnableTabbedMode ( bool  tabbed_mode = true  ) 

switch between free window and tabbed window mode

void HideSubWindow ( QWidget *  widget  ) 

hides the given widget inside the main area This method can be used to hide a widget that has been added to this mdi area. This method should only be called if you are sure, that the widget has been added to the main area. Otherwise, there might be an unexpected behaviour!

Parameters:
widget which you want to hide
void ShowSubWindow ( QWidget *  widget  ) 

display the given widget inside the main area This method can be used to make a widget visible that has been added to the mdi area. This method should only be called if you are sure, that the widget has been added to the main area. Otherwise, there might be an unexpected behaviour!

Parameters:
widget which you want to make visible

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