GammaRay::UIStateManager Class Reference

Interface for UI plugins to manage their states. More...

#include <uistatemanager.h>

Inheritance diagram for GammaRay::UIStateManager:

Public Slots
void	reset ()
virtual void	restoreState ()
virtual void	saveState ()

Public Member Functions
	UIStateManager (QWidget *widget)
UISizeVector	defaultSizes (QHeaderView *header) const
UISizeVector	defaultSizes (QSplitter *splitter) const
virtual QList< QHeaderView * >	headers () const
bool	initialized () const
void	setDefaultSizes (QHeaderView *header, const UISizeVector &defaultSizes)
void	setDefaultSizes (QSplitter *splitter, const UISizeVector &defaultSizes)
virtual void	setup ()
virtual QList< QSplitter * >	splitters () const
QWidget *	widget () const

Detailed Description

Interface for UI plugins to manage their states.

The manager is able to track if changes appear and only persists them in this case. That mean any not moved splitter handle will not be persisted, and % based sizes will works correctly even on resize. Any QMainwindow is always restored/saved.

There is now the possibility to implements custom restore/save state per targets. Just create those 2 public Q_INVOKABLE in the UIStateManager widget:

• Q_INVOKABLE void saveTargetState(QSettings *settings) const;
• Q_INVOKABLE void restoreTargetState(QSettings *settings);

Usually, button checked, QTabWidget indexes... Do not store size related things or native Qt save/restore states here, that's the role of UIStateManager itself.