ElementsMover Class Reference

#include <elementsmover.h>

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Public Member Functions
	ElementsMover ()
	ElementsMover::ElementsMover Constructor.
virtual	~ElementsMover ()
	ElementsMover::~ElementsMover Destructor.
bool	isReady () const
	ElementsMover::isReady.
int	beginMovement (Diagram *, QGraphicsItem *=nullptr)
	ElementsMover::beginMovement Start a new movement.
void	continueMovement (const QPointF &)
	ElementsMover::continueMovement Add a move to the current movement.
void	endMovement ()
	ElementsMover::endMovement Ended the current movement by creating an undo added to the undostack of the diagram. If there is only one element moved, we try to auto-connect new conductor from this element and other possible element.

Private Member Functions
	ElementsMover (const ElementsMover &)

Private Attributes
bool	m_movement_running {false}
QPointF	m_current_movement
Diagram *	m_diagram {nullptr}
QGraphicsItem *	m_movement_driver {nullptr}
DiagramContent	m_moved_content
QPointer< QStatusBar >	m_status_bar

Detailed Description

This class manages the interactive movement of different items (elements, conductors, text items etc...) on a particular diagram.

A movement work in 3 steps: 1: beginMovement -> init a new movement 2: continueMovement -> continue the current movement 3: endMovement -> finish the current movement

A movement in progress must finish before starting a new movement. We can know if element mover is ready for a new movement by calling isReady().

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ElementsMover() [1/2]

ElementsMover::ElementsMover

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ElementsMover::ElementsMover Constructor.

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~ElementsMover()

ElementsMover::~ElementsMover ( )

virtual

ElementsMover::~ElementsMover Destructor.

ElementsMover() [2/2]

ElementsMover::ElementsMover ( const ElementsMover & )

private

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Member Function Documentation

beginMovement()

int ElementsMover::beginMovement	(	Diagram *	diagram,
		QGraphicsItem *	driver_item = nullptr )

ElementsMover::beginMovement Start a new movement.

Parameters

diagram	diagram where the movement is applied
driver_item	item moved by mouse and don't be moved by Element mover

Returns

the numbers of items to be moved or -1 if movement can't be init.

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continueMovement()

void ElementsMover::continueMovement

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const QPointF &

movement

)

ElementsMover::continueMovement Add a move to the current movement.

Parameters

movement

movement to applied

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endMovement()

void ElementsMover::endMovement

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ElementsMover::endMovement Ended the current movement by creating an undo added to the undostack of the diagram. If there is only one element moved, we try to auto-connect new conductor from this element and other possible element.

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isReady()

bool ElementsMover::isReady

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const

ElementsMover::isReady.

Returns

True if this element mover is ready to be used. A element mover is ready when the previous managed movement is finish.

Member Data Documentation

m_current_movement

QPointF ElementsMover::m_current_movement

private

m_diagram

Diagram* ElementsMover::m_diagram {nullptr}

private

m_moved_content

DiagramContent ElementsMover::m_moved_content

private

m_movement_driver

QGraphicsItem* ElementsMover::m_movement_driver {nullptr}

private

m_movement_running

bool ElementsMover::m_movement_running {false}

private

m_status_bar

QPointer<QStatusBar> ElementsMover::m_status_bar

private

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

• sources/elementsmover.h
• sources/elementsmover.cpp