classPiiUndoCommandProducer
#include <PiiUndoCommandProducer.h>
An interface for UI components that support undo/redo functionality.
Description
Using this interface makes it possible to combine undo/redo functionality provided by diverse software components into a global undo/redo function.
Classes
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A listener interface for applied undoable commands. |
Constructors and destructor
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Default constructor. |
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virtual
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Virtual destructor. |
Public member functions
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void
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Set the listener. |
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Listener
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Get the listener. |
Static public member functions
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static int
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Generate a unique id number for a class of undoable commands. |
Protected member functions
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void
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Called by subclasses to indicate that an undoable command has been performed. |
Function details
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PiiUndoCommandProducer
()Default constructor.
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virtual ~PiiUndoCommandProducer
()[virtual]Virtual destructor.
Does nothing.
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void setUndoCommandListener
Set the listener.
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Listener * undoCommandListener
()Get the listener.
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static int generateId
()[static]Generate a unique id number for a class of undoable commands.
Unique id numbers can be utilized by Qt's undo system in merging successive commands. Using the technique described in the example below ensures application-wide unique command identifiers and ensures that no overlapping ids will be used by independent components.
// MyCommand.h class MyCommand : public QUndoCommand { public: //... int id() { return iCommandId; } private: static int iCommandId; }; // MyCommand.cc int MyCommand::iCommandId = PiiUndoCommandProducer::generateId();
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void undoCommandPerformed
(- QUndoCommand * command
[protected]Called by subclasses to indicate that an undoable command has been performed.
The caller must release the ownership of the pointer. If there is a listener, the command will be passed to its
undoCommandPerformed()function. If there is no listener, the command will be deleted.
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