PotentialSelectorDialog Class Reference

The PotentialSelectorDialog class This dialog is used when user try to connect two existing potential together. The dialog ask to user to make a choice between the properties of the two existing potential, to apply it for the new potential. More...

#include <potentialselectordialog.h>

Inherits QDialog.

Collaboration diagram for PotentialSelectorDialog:

Public Member Functions
	PotentialSelectorDialog (Conductor *conductor, QUndoCommand *parent_undo=nullptr, QWidget *parent=nullptr)
	PotentialSelectorDialog::PotentialSelectorDialog Constructor when we link two potentiels together, with a conductor. More...
	PotentialSelectorDialog (Element *report, QUndoCommand *parent_undo=nullptr, QWidget *parent=nullptr)
	PotentialSelectorDialog::PotentialSelectorDialog Constructor when we link two potentiels together, with a folio report. More...
	~PotentialSelectorDialog () override

Static Public Member Functions
static ConductorProperties	chosenProperties (QList< ConductorProperties > list, QWidget *parent=nullptr)

Private Slots
void	on_buttonBox_accepted ()
	PotentialSelectorDialog::on_buttonBox_accepted Action when user click on OK button. More...

Private Member Functions
void	buildWidget ()
	PotentialSelectorDialog::buildWidget Build the dialog. More...

Private Attributes
Ui::PotentialSelectorDialog *	ui
Conductor *	m_conductor
Element *	m_report
QUndoCommand *	m_parent_undo
autonum::sequentialNumbers	m_sequential_num
AbstractPotentialSelector *	m_potential_selector
QList< ConductorProperties >	m_properties_list
QList< Conductor * >	m_conductors_to_change
int	m_selected = 0

Detailed Description

The PotentialSelectorDialog class This dialog is used when user try to connect two existing potential together. The dialog ask to user to make a choice between the properties of the two existing potential, to apply it for the new potential.

Each constructor have a QUndoCommand parent_undo for parameter If parent_undo isn't null, when user click on OK button, the dialog will use the parent-undo as parent of the undo command that describe the changes. If parent_undo is null, the created undo-command is push to the undo stack of the parent diagram of a conductor in potential. else we apply the change without a QUndoCommand.

the static function chosenProperties, open a dialog who ask user to make a choice between the given properties

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PotentialSelectorDialog() [1/2]

PotentialSelectorDialog::PotentialSelectorDialog ( Conductor *  conductor, QUndoCommand *  parent_undo = nullptr, QWidget *  parent = nullptr  )

explicit

PotentialSelectorDialog::PotentialSelectorDialog Constructor when we link two potentiels together, with a conductor.

Parameters

conductor	: the new conductor who connect to existing potential
parent_undo	: undo parent to use.
parent	: parent widget.

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PotentialSelectorDialog() [2/2]

PotentialSelectorDialog::PotentialSelectorDialog ( Element *  report, QUndoCommand *  parent_undo = nullptr, QWidget *  parent = nullptr  )

explicit

PotentialSelectorDialog::PotentialSelectorDialog Constructor when we link two potentiels together, with a folio report.

Parameters

report	: one of the report used to link the potentials (report must be linked to another report)
parent_undo	: undo parent to use
parent	: parent widget

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~PotentialSelectorDialog()

PotentialSelectorDialog::~PotentialSelectorDialog ( )

override

Member Function Documentation

buildWidget()

void PotentialSelectorDialog::buildWidget ( )

private

PotentialSelectorDialog::buildWidget Build the dialog.

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chosenProperties()

ConductorProperties PotentialSelectorDialog::chosenProperties ( QList< ConductorProperties >  list, QWidget *  parent = nullptr  )

static

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on_buttonBox_accepted

void PotentialSelectorDialog::on_buttonBox_accepted ( )

privateslot

PotentialSelectorDialog::on_buttonBox_accepted Action when user click on OK button.

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Member Data Documentation

m_conductor

Conductor* PotentialSelectorDialog::m_conductor

private

m_conductors_to_change

QList<Conductor *> PotentialSelectorDialog::m_conductors_to_change

private

m_parent_undo

QUndoCommand* PotentialSelectorDialog::m_parent_undo

private

m_potential_selector

AbstractPotentialSelector* PotentialSelectorDialog::m_potential_selector

private

m_properties_list

QList<ConductorProperties> PotentialSelectorDialog::m_properties_list

private

m_report

Element* PotentialSelectorDialog::m_report

private

m_selected

int PotentialSelectorDialog::m_selected = 0

private

m_sequential_num

autonum::sequentialNumbers PotentialSelectorDialog::m_sequential_num

private

ui

Ui::PotentialSelectorDialog* PotentialSelectorDialog::ui

private

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• sources/ui/potentialselectordialog.h
• sources/ui/potentialselectordialog.cpp