A specialized layout taking care of panel display. More...

Inheritance diagram for QPanelLayout:

Public Types
enum	Position { West, North, South, East }

Public Slots
virtual void	addItem (QLayoutItem *item)

virtual void	setGeometry (const QRect &rect)

void	add (QLayoutItem *item, Position position)

void	addWidget (QWidget *widget, Position position)
	Add a panel at a given position.

Public Member Functions
	QPanelLayout (QEditor *p)
	ctor

	QPanelLayout (const QString &layout, QEditor *p)
	ctor More...

virtual	~QPanelLayout ()
	dtor

virtual int	count () const

virtual bool	hasHeightForWidth () const

virtual Qt::Orientations	expandingDirections () const

virtual QSize	sizeHint () const

virtual QSize	minimumSize () const

virtual QLayoutItem *	itemAt (int idx) const

virtual QLayoutItem *	takeAt (int idx)

QString	serialized () const

void	addSerialized (const QString &layout)
	Add the content of a serialized layout structure.

QList< QPanel * >	panels () const

Detailed Description

A specialized layout taking care of panel display.

The panel layout is specialized in several ways :

It only operates on specific widgets (which inherit QPanel)
It can only layout widgets in the viewport margins of a QEditor (could work with any QAbstractScrollArea if a single method was made public instead of protected...) so it does not qualify as a "real" layout (contrary to grid/box layouts)
It positions widgets on the border of the editor in the same way the Border Layout example does (most of the layout code actually comes from there).
It provides serialization/deserialization of its layout structure

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ctor

Parameters

layout structure to deserailize

int QPanelLayout::count ( ) const

virtual

QList< QPanel * > QPanelLayout::panels ( ) const

QString QPanelLayout::serialized ( ) const

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