Qtilities::CoreGui::NamingPolicyInputDialog Class Reference

The NamingPolicyInputDialog class provides a dialog which allows the user to select how to resolve a naming conflict. More...

#include <NamingPolicyInputDialog.h>

Inheritance diagram for Qtilities::CoreGui::NamingPolicyInputDialog:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
QString	autoGeneratedName () const
	Returns the current auto generated name.
void	endValidationCycle ()
	Unchecks the "All in this cycle" check box.
bool	initialize (NamingPolicyFilter::NameValidity validity_result)
	Initializes the dialog with the speficic validity.
QObject *	objectBase ()
	Returns the QObject* base of the interface.
const QObject *	objectBase () const
	Returns a const QObject* base of the interface.
NamingPolicyFilter::ResolutionPolicy	selectedResolution () const
	Returns the currect selected resolution.
void	setContext (int context_id, const QString &context_name, const QIcon &window_icon=QIcon())
	Sets the context in which the naming policy filter is used.
void	setNamingPolicyFilter (NamingPolicyFilter *naming_policy_subject_filter)
	Sets the naming policy filter from which this dialog was constructed.
void	setObject (QObject *conflicting_obj)
	Sets the current object which is causing the conflict.
bool	useCycleResolution () const
	Indicates if the "All in this cycle" check box is selected.

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Detailed Description

The NamingPolicyInputDialog class provides a dialog which allows the user to select how to resolve a naming conflict.

The NamingPolicyInputDialog is used when a naming policy filter detects a conflict and its resolution policy is set to PromptUser. The dialog presents the user with possible options on how to resolve the conflict.

Below is an example of the dialog in action.

Naming Policy Input Dialog

See also:

NamingPolicyFilter

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Member Function Documentation

const QObject* Qtilities::CoreGui::NamingPolicyInputDialog::objectBase ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Returns a const QObject* base of the interface.

This function can be used in const methods, but make sure that you don't modify things that should stay const. An example where this is used is when we want to get a property on an object in a const method. This is a const operation.

Implements Qtilities::Core::Interfaces::IObjectBase.