#include <Libs/Widgets/ctkColorDialog.h>
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static void | addDefaultTab (QWidget *widget, const QString &label, const char *colorSignal=0, const char *nameSignal=0) |
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static QColor | getColor (const QColor &initial, QWidget *parent, const QString &title, ColorDialogOptions options=0) |
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static QString | getColorName () |
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static void | insertDefaultTab (int tabIndex, QWidget *widget, const QString &label, const char *colorSignal=0, const char *nameSignal=0) |
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static void | setDefaultTab (int index) |
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QScopedPointer< ctkColorDialogPrivate > | d_ptr |
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Customizable QColorDialog. Extra widgets can be added to the left of the dialog into a QStackedWidget
Definition at line 35 of file ctkColorDialog.h.
ctkColorDialog::ctkColorDialog |
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Constructor By default, behaves like a QColorDialog
- See also
- QColorDialog()
ctkColorDialog::ctkColorDialog |
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const QColor & |
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virtual ctkColorDialog::~ctkColorDialog |
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void ctkColorDialog::addDefaultTab |
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QWidget * |
widget, |
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const QString & |
label, |
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const char * |
colorSignal = 0 , |
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const char * |
nameSignal = 0 |
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Add a custom widget as an additional tab of the color dialog created by ctkColorDialog::getColor. label is title of the tab and signal is the signal fired by the widget whenever a QColor is changed, typically: SIGNAL(currentColorChanged(QColor)). It is internally connected to set the current color of the dialog
Definition at line 146 of file ctkColorDialog.h.
void ctkColorDialog::addTab |
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QWidget * |
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const QString & |
label |
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Add an extra widget under the file format combobox. If a label is given, it will appear in the first column. The widget is reparented to ctkColorDialog The ownership of the widget is taken. You must manually connect the color changed signal of the widget to ctkColorDialog::setColor(QColor) Same apply if you want to specify a color name, you must connect the color name changed signal to ctkColorDialog::setColorName(QString) but you have to make sure the color name is set after setColor as it always resets the color name.
Definition at line 140 of file ctkColorDialog.h.
QString ctkColorDialog::colorName |
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Return the current color name if any has been set.
void ctkColorDialog::currentColorNameChanged |
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const QString & |
colorName | ) |
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static QColor ctkColorDialog::getColor |
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const QColor & |
initial, |
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QWidget * |
parent, |
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const QString & |
title, |
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ColorDialogOptions |
options = 0 |
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Pops up a modal color dialog with the given window title (or "Select Color" if none is specified), lets the user choose a color, and returns that color. The color is initially set to initial. The dialog is a child of parent. It returns an invalid (see QColor::isValid()) color if the user cancels the dialog.
The options argument allows you to customize the dialog; QColorDialog::DontUseNativeDialog is forced
static QString ctkColorDialog::getColorName |
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int ctkColorDialog::indexOf |
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Returns the index position of the page occupied by the widget w, or -1 if the widget cannot be found
static void ctkColorDialog::insertDefaultTab |
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int |
tabIndex, |
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widget, |
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const QString & |
label, |
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const char * |
colorSignal = 0 , |
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const char * |
nameSignal = 0 |
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Same as addDefaultTab, in addition, tabIndex control the tab index of the widget. If index is -1, the tab is appended (same as addDefaultTab). The last tab added with an index of 0 will be the first tab open
void ctkColorDialog::insertTab |
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tabIndex, |
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widget, |
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const QString & |
label |
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Same as addTab(), in addition, tabIndex control the tab index of the widget. If index is -1, the tab is appended (same as addDefaultTab). The last tab added with an index of 0 will be the first tab open
void ctkColorDialog::removeTab |
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index | ) |
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The ownership of widget remains the same. The widget is not deleted, but simply removed from the widget's stacked layout, causing it to be hidden.
void ctkColorDialog::resetColorName |
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void ctkColorDialog::setColor |
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const QColor & |
color | ) |
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Slot-ify QColorDialog::setCurrentColor(QColor)
void ctkColorDialog::setColorName |
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const QString & |
name | ) |
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Set the color name. Note that each time the color is changed the name is reset.
void ctkColorDialog::setCurrentTab |
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Set the current tab index. 0 ("Basic" tab) by default.
static void ctkColorDialog::setDefaultTab |
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Index of the tab to make default (active when getColor is called). -1 for the "Basic Colors", it's the default behavior
QWidget* ctkColorDialog::widget |
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Return the extra widget if any Be careful with the "Basic" tab.
QScopedPointer<ctkColorDialogPrivate> ctkColorDialog::d_ptr |
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int ctkColorDialog::DefaultTab |
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QList<QWidget*> ctkColorDialog::DefaultTabs |
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QString ctkColorDialog::LastColorName |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: