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diff --git a/kdejava/koala/org/kde/koala/KMdiChildView.java b/kdejava/koala/org/kde/koala/KMdiChildView.java deleted file mode 100644 index b4caa8fe..00000000 --- a/kdejava/koala/org/kde/koala/KMdiChildView.java +++ /dev/null @@ -1,423 +0,0 @@ -//Auto-generated by kalyptus. DO NOT EDIT. -package org.kde.koala; - -import org.kde.qt.Qt; -import org.kde.qt.TQRect; -import org.kde.qt.TQMetaObject; -import org.kde.qt.QtSupport; -import org.kde.qt.TQObject; -import org.kde.qt.TQCloseEvent; -import org.kde.qt.TQPixmap; -import java.util.Calendar; -import org.kde.qt.TQFocusEvent; -import org.kde.qt.TQEvent; -import org.kde.qt.TQWidget; -import org.kde.qt.TQResizeEvent; -import org.kde.qt.TQWidget; - -/** - - Base class for all MDI view widgets. KMdi stores additional information in this class - to handle the attach/detach mechanism and such things. - All such windows 'lives' attached to a KMdiChildFrm widget - managed by KMdiChildArea, or detached (managed by the window manager.) - So remember that the KMdiChildView.parent pointer may change, and may be null, too. - There are 2 possibilities for you to put your widgets under MDI control: - Either you inherit all the views from KMdiChildView: - <pre> - public class MyMdiWidget implements KMdiChildView - { .... } - ... - MyMdiWidget w; - mainframe.addWindow(w, flags); - </pre> - or you wrap them by a KMdiChildView somehow like this: - <pre> - void DocViewMan.addKMdiFrame(TQWidget pNewView, boolean bShow, TQPixmap icon) - { - // cover it by a KMdi childview and add that MDI system - KMdiChildView pMDICover = new KMdiChildView( pNewView.caption()); - pMDICover.setIcon(icon); - m_MDICoverList.append( pMDICover); - TQBoxLayout pLayout = new TQHBoxLayout( pMDICover, 0, -1, "layout"); - pNewView.reparent( pMDICover, TQPoint(0,0)); - pLayout.addWidget( pNewView); - pMDICover.setName( pNewView.name()); - // captions - String shortName = pNewView.caption(); - int length = shortName.length(); - shortName = shortName.right(length - (shortName.findRev('/') +1)); - pMDICover.setTabCaption( shortName); - pMDICover.setCaption(pNewView.caption()); - // fake a viewActivated to update the currentEditView/currentBrowserView pointers _before_ adding to MDI control - slot_viewActivated( pMDICover); - // take it under MDI mainframe control (note: this triggers also a setFocus()) - int flags; - if (bShow) { - flags = KMdi.StandardAdd; - } - else { - flags = KMdi.Hide; - } - // set the accelerators for Toplevel MDI mode (each toplevel window needs its own accels - connect( m_pParent, SIGNAL("childViewIsDetachedNow(TQWidget)"), this, SLOT("initKeyAccel(TQWidget)") ); - m_pParent.addWindow( pMDICover, flags); - // correct the default settings of KMdi ('cause we haven't a tab order for subwidget focuses) - pMDICover.setFirstFocusableChildWidget(null); - pMDICover.setLastFocusableChildWidget(null); - } - </pre> - See {@link KMdiChildViewSignals} for signals emitted by KMdiChildView - @short Base class for all your special view windows. - -*/ -public class KMdiChildView extends TQWidget { - protected KMdiChildView(Class dummy){super((Class) null);} - public native TQMetaObject metaObject(); - public native String className(); - /** - Constructor - @short Constructor - */ - public KMdiChildView(String caption, TQWidget parentWidget, String name, int f) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(caption,parentWidget,name,f); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(String caption, TQWidget parentWidget, String name, int f); - public KMdiChildView(String caption, TQWidget parentWidget, String name) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(caption,parentWidget,name); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(String caption, TQWidget parentWidget, String name); - public KMdiChildView(String caption, TQWidget parentWidget) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(caption,parentWidget); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(String caption, TQWidget parentWidget); - public KMdiChildView(String caption) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(caption); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(String caption); - /** - Constructor - sets "Unnamed" as default caption - @short Constructor sets "Unnamed" as default caption - */ - public KMdiChildView(TQWidget parentWidget, String name, int f) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(parentWidget,name,f); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(TQWidget parentWidget, String name, int f); - public KMdiChildView(TQWidget parentWidget, String name) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(parentWidget,name); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(TQWidget parentWidget, String name); - public KMdiChildView(TQWidget parentWidget) { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(parentWidget); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(TQWidget parentWidget); - public KMdiChildView() { - super((Class) null); - newKMdiChildView(); - } - private native void newKMdiChildView(); - /** - This method does the same as focusInEvent(). That's why it is a replacement for the setFocus() call. It makes - sense if you for instance want to focus (I mean raise and activate) this view although the real focus is - in another toplevel widget. focusInEvent() will never get called in that case and your setFocus() call for this - widget would fail without any effect. - Use this method with caution, it always raises the view and pushes the taskbar button. Also when the focus is - still on another MDI view in the same toplevel window where this is located! - @short This method does the same as focusInEvent(). - */ - public native void activate(); - /** - Memorizes the first focusable child widget of this widget - @short Memorizes the first focusable child widget of this widget - */ - public native void setFirstFocusableChildWidget(TQWidget arg1); - /** - Memorizes the last focusable child widget of this widget - @short Memorizes the last focusable child widget of this widget - */ - public native void setLastFocusableChildWidget(TQWidget arg1); - /** - Returns the current focused child widget of this widget - @short Returns the current focused child widget of this widget - */ - public native TQWidget focusedChildWidget(); - /** - Returns true if the MDI view is a child window within the MDI mainframe widget - or false if the MDI view is in toplevel mode - @short Returns true if the MDI view is a child window within the MDI mainframe widget or false if the MDI view is in toplevel mode - */ - public native boolean isAttached(); - /** - Returns the caption of the child window (different from the caption on the button in the taskbar) - @short Returns the caption of the child window (different from the caption on the button in the taskbar) - */ - public native String caption(); - /** - Returns the caption of the button on the taskbar - @short Returns the caption of the button on the taskbar - */ - public native String tabCaption(); - /** - Sets the window caption string... - Calls updateButton on the taskbar button if it has been set. - @short Sets the window caption string. - */ - public native void setCaption(String szCaption); - /** - Sets the caption of the button referring to this window - @short Sets the caption of the button referring to this window - */ - public native void setTabCaption(String caption); - /** - Sets the caption of both the window and the button on the taskbar - @short Sets the caption of both the window and the button on the taskbar - */ - public native void setMDICaption(String caption); - /** - Returns the KMdiChildFrm parent widget (or 0 if the window is not attached) - @short Returns the KMdiChildFrm parent widget (or 0 if the window is not attached) - */ - public native KMdiChildFrm mdiParent(); - /** - Tells if the window is minimized when attached to the Mdi manager, - or if it is VISIBLE when 'floating'. - @short Tells if the window is minimized when attached to the Mdi manager, or if it is VISIBLE when 'floating'. - */ - public native boolean isMinimized(); - /** - Tells if the window is minimized when attached to the Mdi manager, - otherwise returns false. - @short Tells if the window is minimized when attached to the Mdi manager, otherwise returns false. - */ - public native boolean isMaximized(); - /** - Returns the geometry of this MDI child window as TQWidget.geometry() does. - @short Returns the geometry of this MDI child window as TQWidget.geometry() does. - */ - public native TQRect internalGeometry(); - /** - Sets the geometry of the client area of this MDI child window. The - top left position of the argument is the position of the top left point - of the client area in its parent coordinates and the arguments width - and height is the width and height of the client area. Please note: This - differs from the behavior of TQWidget.setGeometry()! - @short Sets the geometry of the client area of this MDI child window. - */ - public native void setInternalGeometry(TQRect newGeomety); - /** - Returns the frame geometry of this window or of the parent if there is any... - @short Returns the frame geometry of this window or of the parent if there is any. - */ - public native TQRect externalGeometry(); - /** - Sets the geometry of the frame of this MDI child window. The top left - position of the argument is the position of the top left point of the - frame in its parent coordinates and the arguments width and height is - the width and height of the widget frame. Please note: This differs - from the behavior of TQWidget.setGeometry()! - @short Sets the geometry of the frame of this MDI child window. - */ - public native void setExternalGeometry(TQRect newGeomety); - /** - You should override this function in the derived class. - @short You should override this function in the derived class. - */ - public native TQPixmap myIconPtr(); - /** - Minimizes this window when it is attached to the Mdi manager. - Otherwise has no effect - @short Minimizes this window when it is attached to the Mdi manager. - */ - public native void minimize(boolean bAnimate); - /** - Maximizes this window when it is attached to the Mdi manager. - Otherwise has no effect - @short Maximizes this window when it is attached to the Mdi manager. - */ - public native void maximize(boolean bAnimate); - /** - Returns the geometry that will be restored by calling restore(). - @short Returns the geometry that will be restored by calling restore(). - */ - public native TQRect restoreGeometry(); - /** - Sets the geometry that will be restored by calling restore(). - @short Sets the geometry that will be restored by calling restore(). - */ - public native void setRestoreGeometry(TQRect newRestGeo); - /** - Switches interposing in event loop of all current child widgets off. - @short Switches interposing in event loop of all current child widgets off. - */ - public native void removeEventFilterForAllChildren(); - /** - Internally used for setting an ID for the 'Window' menu entry - @short Internally used for setting an ID for the 'Window' menu entry - */ - public native void setWindowMenuID(int id); - /** - Sets the minimum size of the widget to w by h pixels. - It extends it base clase method in a way that the minimum size of - its childframe (if there is one) will be set, additionally. - @short Sets the minimum size of the widget to w by h pixels. - */ - public native void setMinimumSize(int minw, int minh); - /** - Sets the maximum size of the widget to w by h pixels. - It extends it base clase method in a way that the maximum size of - its childframe (if there is one) will be set, additionally. - @short Sets the maximum size of the widget to w by h pixels. - */ - public native void setMaximumSize(int maxw, int maxh); - /** - Returns if this is added as MDI tool-view - @short Returns if this is added as MDI tool-view - */ - public native boolean isToolView(); - /** - Remember the current time - @short Remember the current time - */ - public native void updateTimeStamp(); - /** - Recall a previously remembered time, i.e. the value of m_time - @short Recall a previously remembered time, i. - */ - public native Calendar getTimeStamp(); - /** - Attaches this window to the Mdi manager. - It calls the KMdiMainFrm attachWindow function , so if you have a pointer - to this KMdiMainFrm you'll be faster calling that function. - @short Attaches this window to the Mdi manager. - */ - public native void attach(); - /** - Detaches this window from the Mdi manager. - It calls the KMdiMainFrm detachWindow function , so if you have a pointer - to this KMdiMainFrm you'll be faster calling that function. - @short Detaches this window from the Mdi manager. - */ - public native void detach(); - /** - Mimimizes the MDI view. If attached, the covering childframe widget is minimized (only a mini widget - showing the caption bar and the system buttons will remain visible). If detached, it will use the - minimize of the underlying system ( TQWidget.showMinimized ). - @short Mimimizes the MDI view. - */ - public native void minimize(); - /** - Maximizes the MDI view. If attached, this widget will fill the whole MDI view area widget. The system buttons - move to the main menubar (if set by KMdiMainFrm.setMenuForSDIModeSysButtons ). - If detached, it will use the minimize of the underlying system ( TQWidget.showMaximized ). - @short Maximizes the MDI view. - */ - public native void maximize(); - /** - Restores this window to its normal size. Also known as 'normalize'. - @short Restores this window to its normal size. - */ - public native void restore(); - /** - Internally called, if KMdiMainFrm.attach is called. - Actually, only the caption of the covering childframe is set. - @short Internally called, if KMdiMainFrm.attach is called. - */ - public native void youAreAttached(KMdiChildFrm lpC); - /** - Internally called, if KMdiMainFrm.detach is called. - Some things for going toplevel will be done here. - @short Internally called, if KMdiMainFrm.detach is called. - */ - public native void youAreDetached(); - /** - Called if someone click on the "Window" menu item for this child frame window - @short Called if someone click on the "Window" menu item for this child frame window - */ - public native void slot_clickedInWindowMenu(); - /** - Called if someone click on the "Dock/Undock..." menu item for this child frame window - @short Called if someone click on the "Dock/Undock. - */ - public native void slot_clickedInDockMenu(); - /** - Calls TQWidget.show but also for it's parent widget if attached - @short Calls TQWidget.show but also for it's parent widget if attached - */ - public native void show(); - /** - Calls TQWidget.hide() or it's parent widget hide() if attached - @short Calls TQWidget.hide() or it's parent widget hide() if attached - */ - public native void hide(); - /** - Calls TQWidget.raise() or it's parent widget raise() if attached - @short Calls TQWidget.raise() or it's parent widget raise() if attached - */ - public native void raise(); - /** - Overridden from its base class method. Emits a signal KMdiChildView.isMinimizedNow , additionally. - Note that this method is not used by an external windows manager call on system minimizing. - @short Overridden from its base class method. - */ - public native void showMinimized(); - /** - Overridden from its base class method. Emits a signal KMdiChildView.isMaximizedNow , additionally. - Note that this method is not used by an external windows manager call on system maximizing. - @short Overridden from its base class method. - */ - public native void showMaximized(); - /** - Overridden from its base class method. Emits a signal KMdiChildView.isRestoredNow , additionally. - Note that this method is not used by an external windows manager call on system normalizing. - @short Overridden from its base class method. - */ - public native void showNormal(); - /** - Ignores the event and calls KMdiMainFrm.childWindowCloseRequest instead. This is because the - mainframe has control over the views. Therefore the MDI view has to request the mainframe for a close. - @short Ignores the event and calls KMdiMainFrm.childWindowCloseRequest instead. - */ - protected native void closeEvent(TQCloseEvent e); - /** - It only catches TQEvent.KeyPress events there. If a Qt.Key_Tab is pressed, the internal MDI focus - handling is called. That means if the last focusable child widget of this is called, it will jump to the - first focusable child widget of this. - See KMdiChildView.setFirstFocusableChildWidget and KMdiChildView.lastFirstFocusableChildWidget - @short It only catches TQEvent.KeyPress events there. - */ - public native boolean eventFilter(TQObject arg1, TQEvent e); - /** - If attached, the childframe will be activated and the MDI taskbar button will be pressed. Additionally, the - memorized old focused child widget of this is focused again. - Sends the focusInEventOccurs signal before changing the focus and the - gotFocus signal after changing the focus. - @short If attached, the childframe will be activated and the MDI taskbar button will be pressed. - */ - protected native void focusInEvent(TQFocusEvent e); - /** - Send the lostFocus signal - @short Send the lostFocus signal - */ - protected native void focusOutEvent(TQFocusEvent e); - /** - Internally used for the minimize/maximize/restore mechanism when in attach mode. - @short Internally used for the minimize/maximize/restore mechanism when in attach mode. - */ - protected native void resizeEvent(TQResizeEvent e); - protected native void trackIconAndCaptionChanges(TQWidget view); - protected native void slot_childDestroyed(); - /** Deletes the wrapped C++ instance */ - protected native void finalize() throws InternalError; - /** Delete the wrapped C++ instance ahead of finalize() */ - public native void dispose(); - /** Has the wrapped C++ instance been deleted? */ - public native boolean isDisposed(); -} |