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//Auto-generated by kalyptus. DO NOT EDIT.
package org.kde.koala;
import org.kde.qt.Qt;
import org.kde.qt.QMetaObject;
import org.kde.qt.QtSupport;
import org.kde.qt.QResizeEvent;
/**
It's a special kind of QToolBar that acts as taskbar for child views.
KMdiTaskBarButtons can be added or removed dynamically.<br>
The button sizes are adjusted dynamically, as well.
@short Internal class.
*/
public class KMdiTaskBar extends KToolBar {
protected KMdiTaskBar(Class dummy){super((Class) null);}
public native QMetaObject metaObject();
public native String className();
/**
Constructor (NoFocus, minimum width = 1, an internal QPtrList of taskbar buttons (autodelete))
@short Constructor (NoFocus, minimum width = 1, an internal QPtrList of taskbar buttons (autodelete))
*/
public KMdiTaskBar(KMdiMainFrm parent, int dock) {
super((Class) null);
newKMdiTaskBar(parent,dock);
}
private native void newKMdiTaskBar(KMdiMainFrm parent, int dock);
/**
Add a new KMdiTaskBarButton . The width doesn't change.
If there's not enough space, all taskbar buttons will be resized to a new smaller size.
Probably button texts must be abbreviated now.
@short Add a new KMdiTaskBarButton .
*/
public native KMdiTaskBarButton addWinButton(KMdiChildView win_ptr);
/**
Removes a KMdiTaskBarButton and deletes it. If the rest of the buttons are smaller
than they usually are, all those buttons will be resized in a way that the new free size is used as well.
@short Removes a KMdiTaskBarButton and deletes it.
*/
public native void removeWinButton(KMdiChildView win_ptr, boolean haveToLayoutTaskBar);
public native void removeWinButton(KMdiChildView win_ptr);
/**
Returns the neighbor taskbar button of the taskbar button of the MDI view given by parameter
bRight specifies the side, of course left is used if bRight is false.
@short Returns the neighbor taskbar button of the taskbar button of the MDI view given by parameter bRight specifies the side, of course left is used if bRight is false.
*/
public native KMdiTaskBarButton getNextWindowButton(boolean bRight, KMdiChildView win_ptr);
/**
Get the button belonging to the MDI view given as parameter.
@short Get the button belonging to the MDI view given as parameter.
*/
public native KMdiTaskBarButton getButton(KMdiChildView win_ptr);
/**
Switch it on or off.
@short Switch it on or off.
*/
public native void switchOn(boolean bOn);
/**
@return whether switched on or off.
@short
*/
public native boolean isSwitchedOn();
/**
Pushes the desired taskbar button down (switch on), the old one is released (switched off).
Actually it's a radiobutton group behavior.
@short Pushes the desired taskbar button down (switch on), the old one is released (switched off).
*/
public native void setActiveButton(KMdiChildView win_ptr);
/**
Reimplemented from its base class to call layoutTaskBar, additionally.
@short Reimplemented from its base class to call layoutTaskBar, additionally.
*/
protected native void resizeEvent(QResizeEvent arg1);
/**
Checks if all buttons fits into this. If not, it recalculates all button widths
in a way that all buttons fits into the taskbar and have got equal width.
The text of the buttons will be abbreviated when nessecary, all buttons get a
fixed width and show() is called for each one.
If one drags the taskbar to a vertical orientation, the button width is set to 80 pixel.
@short Checks if all buttons fits into this.
*/
protected native void layoutTaskBar(int taskBarWidth);
protected native void layoutTaskBar();
/** 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();
}
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