Config Class Reference

#include <config.h>

List of all members.

Public Slots
void	save ()
void	cancel ()
void	topValueChanged (int)
void	leftValueChanged (int)
void	rightValueChanged (int)
void	bottomValueChanged (int)
void	gripWidthChanged (int)
void	titleActiveClicked ()
void	leftActiveClicked ()
void	rightActiveClicked ()
void	bottomActiveClicked ()
void	gripActiveClicked ()
void	textActiveClicked ()
void	titleInactiveClicked ()
void	leftInactiveClicked ()
void	rightInactiveClicked ()
void	botttomInactiveClicked ()
void	gripInactiveClicked ()
void	textInactiveClicked ()
Public Member Functions
	Config (QWidget *parent=0, const char *name=0, WFlags fl=0)
	~Config ()
Private Member Functions
bool	readConfigData ()
void	setDefaultData ()
QPalette	makePalette (QColor)
void	drawWindows ()
Private Attributes
bool	haveConfigData
QColor	titleActBase
QColor	titleInactBase
QColor	leftActBase
QColor	leftInactBase
QColor	rightActBase
QColor	rightInactBase
QColor	bottomActBase
QColor	bottomInactBase
QColor	gripActBase
QColor	gripInactBase
QColor	textActColor
QColor	textInactColor
QPalette	titleActPalette
QPalette	titleInactPalette
QPalette	leftActPalette
QPalette	leftInactPalette
QPalette	rightActPalette
QPalette	rightInactPalette
QPalette	bottomActPalette
QPalette	bottomInactPalette
QPalette	gripActPalette
QPalette	gripInactPalette
int	titleHeight
int	leftWidth
int	rightWidth
int	bottomHeight
int	gripWidth

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Detailed Description

This is where the look of the decoration is defined. The utility tries to read an existing configuration file - which is an XML file in fact. If no such file can be found ( or read ) it is assumed that this is a first time run of the configurator. For this case some funny defaults are supplied, in the expectation, that the user will be able to change them.

Todo:

later this will be the place to select a default theme and tweak it, if necessary.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Config::Config (  QWidget *  parent = 0, const char *  name = 0, WFlags  fl = 0 )

The c'tor - as always - sets up some ( reasonable ) defaults. Here is the call graph for this function:

Config::~Config (   )

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Member Function Documentation

void Config::bottomActiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::bottomValueChanged (  int   )  [slot]

void Config::botttomInactiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::cancel (   )  [slot]

void Config::drawWindows (   )  [private]

Draws the example windows with the new set geometry.

void Config::gripActiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::gripInactiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::gripWidthChanged (  int   )  [slot]

void Config::leftActiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::leftInactiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::leftValueChanged (  int   )  [slot]

QPalette Config::makePalette (  QColor  c  )  [private]

We make our own Palette here. This is useful, because Qt will decide if it is active or not and set the colorgroup accordingly. In some cases this may not be what we want, consequently we build palettes with the same QColorGroup for active and inactive ( and disabled, for good measure ) state. This way it is up to ourselfes to decide how a window decoration should look like according to it's state as we see it. This Funktion takes QColor c as it's sole argument, which is treated as the background color. From this a QColorGroup is created, which will be applied to the resulting QPalette.

bool Config::readConfigData (   )  [private]

Here the user defined default configuration data are read. See also: setDefaultData()

void Config::rightActiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::rightInactiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::rightValueChanged (  int   )  [slot]

void Config::save (   )  [slot]

void Config::setDefaultData (   )  [private]

This gives us a set of ( usable ) default data. They are meant to be tweaked by the user later, if this is the first time this program is used. The data will be overwritten if a config file exists and can be read. Only the base colors for every used palette are set here, the really used palettes are derived from them. This saves us some work with the config file: It is significantly smaller. See also: readConfigData()

void Config::textActiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::textInactiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::titleActiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::titleInactiveClicked (   )  [slot]

void Config::topValueChanged (  int   )  [slot]

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Member Data Documentation

QColor Config::bottomActBase [private]

QPalette Config::bottomActPalette [private]

int Config::bottomHeight [private]

QColor Config::bottomInactBase [private]

QPalette Config::bottomInactPalette [private]

QColor Config::gripActBase [private]

QPalette Config::gripActPalette [private]

QColor Config::gripInactBase [private]

QPalette Config::gripInactPalette [private]

int Config::gripWidth [private]

bool Config::haveConfigData [private]

QColor Config::leftActBase [private]

QPalette Config::leftActPalette [private]

QColor Config::leftInactBase [private]

QPalette Config::leftInactPalette [private]

int Config::leftWidth [private]

QColor Config::rightActBase [private]

QPalette Config::rightActPalette [private]

QColor Config::rightInactBase [private]

QPalette Config::rightInactPalette [private]

int Config::rightWidth [private]

QColor Config::textActColor [private]

QColor Config::textInactColor [private]

QColor Config::titleActBase [private]

QPalette Config::titleActPalette [private]

int Config::titleHeight [private]

QColor Config::titleInactBase [private]

QPalette Config::titleInactPalette [private]

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

• config.h
• config.cpp

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