The QtDatePropertyManager provides and manages QDate properties. More...

#include <Workspace/Widgets/PropertyBrowser/qtpropertymanager.h>

Inheritance diagram for QtDatePropertyManager:

Public Slots
void	setMaximum (QtProperty *property, const QDate &maxVal)

void	setMinimum (QtProperty *property, const QDate &minVal)

void	setRange (QtProperty *property, const QDate &minVal, const QDate &maxVal)

void	setValue (QtProperty *property, const QDate &val)

Signals
void	rangeChanged (QtProperty *property, const QDate &minVal, const QDate &maxVal)

void	valueChanged (QtProperty *property, const QDate &val)

Signals inherited from QtAbstractPropertyManager
void	propertyChanged (QtProperty *property)

void	propertyDestroyed (QtProperty *property)

void	propertyInserted (QtProperty property, QtProperty parent, QtProperty *after)

void	propertyRemoved (QtProperty property, QtProperty parent)

Public Member Functions
	QtDatePropertyManager (QObject *parent=nullptr)

	~QtDatePropertyManager ()

QDate	maximum (const QtProperty *property) const

QDate	minimum (const QtProperty *property) const

QDate	value (const QtProperty *property) const

Public Member Functions inherited from QtAbstractPropertyManager
	QtAbstractPropertyManager (QObject *parent=nullptr)

	~QtAbstractPropertyManager ()

QtProperty *	addProperty (const QString &name=QString())

void	clear () const

bool	getModifiedOnValueChanged () const

QSet< QtProperty * >	properties () const

void	setModifiedOnValueChanged (bool modified)

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	initializeProperty (QtProperty *property)

virtual void	uninitializeProperty (QtProperty *property)

QString	valueText (const QtProperty *property) const

Protected Member Functions inherited from QtAbstractPropertyManager
virtual QtProperty *	createProperty ()

virtual QString	displayText (const QtProperty *property) const

virtual EchoMode	echoMode (const QtProperty *) const

virtual bool	hasValue (const QtProperty *property) const

virtual void	initializeProperty (QtProperty *property)=0

virtual void	uninitializeProperty (QtProperty *property)

virtual QIcon	valueIcon (const QtProperty *property) const

virtual QString	valueText (const QtProperty *property) const

Detailed Description

A date property has a current value, and a range specifying the valid dates. The range is defined by a minimum and a maximum value.

The property's values can be retrieved using the minimum(), maximum() and value() functions, and can be set using the setMinimum(), setMaximum() and setValue() slots. Alternatively, the range can be defined in one go using the setRange() slot.

In addition, QtDatePropertyManager provides the valueChanged() signal which is emitted whenever a property created by this manager changes, and the rangeChanged() signal which is emitted whenever such a property changes its range of valid dates.

See also: QtAbstractPropertyManager, QtDateEditFactory, QtDateTimePropertyManager

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ QtDatePropertyManager()

QtDatePropertyManager ( QObject * parent = nullptr )

Creates a manager with the given parent.

◆ ~QtDatePropertyManager()

~QtDatePropertyManager ( )

Destroys this manager, and all the properties it has created.

Member Function Documentation

◆ initializeProperty()

void initializeProperty ( QtProperty * property )

protectedvirtual

This function is called whenever a new valid property pointer has been created, passing the pointer as parameter.

The purpose is to let the manager know that the property has been created so that it can provide additional attributes for the new property, e.g. QtIntPropertyManager adds {QtIntPropertyManager::value()}{value}, {QtIntPropertyManager::minimum()}{minimum} and {QtIntPropertyManager::maximum()}{maximum} attributes. Since each manager subclass adds type specific attributes, this function is pure virtual and must be reimplemented when deriving from the QtAbstractPropertyManager class.

See also: addProperty(), createProperty()

Implements QtAbstractPropertyManager.

◆ maximum()

QDate maximum ( const QtProperty * property ) const

Returns the given property's maximum date.

See also: minimum(), setRange()

◆ minimum()

QDate minimum ( const QtProperty * property ) const

Returns the given property's minimum date.

See also: maximum(), setRange()

◆ rangeChanged

void rangeChanged	(	QtProperty *	property,
		const QDate &	minimum,
		const QDate &	maximum
	)

signal

This signal is emitted whenever a property created by this manager changes its range of valid dates, passing a pointer to the property and the new minimum and maximum dates.

See also: setRange()

◆ setMaximum

void setMaximum	(	QtProperty *	property,
		const QDate &	maxVal
	)

slot

Sets the maximum value for the given property to maxVal.

When setting the maximum value, the minimum and current values are adjusted if necessary (ensuring that the range remains valid and that the current value is within in the range).

See also: maximum(), setRange()

◆ setMinimum

void setMinimum	(	QtProperty *	property,
		const QDate &	minVal
	)

slot

Sets the minimum value for the given property to minVal.

When setting the minimum value, the maximum and current values are adjusted if necessary (ensuring that the range remains valid and that the current value is within in the range).

See also: minimum(), setRange()

◆ setRange

void setRange	(	QtProperty *	property,
		const QDate &	minimum,
		const QDate &	maximum
	)

slot

Sets the range of valid dates.

This is a convenience function defining the range of valid dates in one go; setting the minimum and maximum values for the given property with a single function call.

When setting a new date range, the current value is adjusted if necessary (ensuring that the value remains in date range).

See also: setMinimum(), setMaximum(), rangeChanged()

◆ setValue

void setValue	(	QtProperty *	property,
		const QDate &	value
	)

slot

Sets the value of the given property to value.

If the specified value is not a valid date according to the given property's range, the value is adjusted to the nearest valid value within the range.

See also: value(), setRange(), valueChanged()

◆ uninitializeProperty()

void uninitializeProperty ( QtProperty * property )

protectedvirtual

This function is called just before the specified property is destroyed.

The purpose is to let the property manager know that the property is being destroyed so that it can remove the property's additional attributes.

See also: clear(), propertyDestroyed()

Reimplemented from QtAbstractPropertyManager.

◆ value()

QDate value ( const QtProperty * property ) const

Returns the given property's value.

If the given property is not managed by this manager, this function returns an invalid date.

See also: setValue()

◆ valueChanged

void valueChanged	(	QtProperty *	property,
		const QDate &	value
	)

signal

This signal is emitted whenever a property created by this manager changes its value, passing a pointer to the property and the new value as parameters.

See also: setValue()

◆ valueText()

QString valueText ( const QtProperty * property ) const

protectedvirtual

Returns a string representing the current state of the given property.

The default implementation of this function returns an empty string.

See also: QtProperty::valueText()

Reimplemented from QtAbstractPropertyManager.

Public Slots

Signals

Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ QtDatePropertyManager()

◆ ~QtDatePropertyManager()

Member Function Documentation

◆ initializeProperty()

◆ maximum()

◆ minimum()

◆ rangeChanged

◆ setMaximum

◆ setMinimum

◆ setRange

◆ setValue

◆ uninitializeProperty()

◆ value()

◆ valueChanged

◆ valueText()