FormSimulator Class Reference

Separate window which contains active simulator. More...

#include <formsimulator.h>

Collaboration diagram for FormSimulator:

Public Slots
void	goBack ()
	Takes active simulation one step back. More...
void	startSimulation ()
	Starts active simulation. More...
void	stopSimulation ()
	Stops active simulation. More...
void	conditionallyAttachToParent ()
	Conditionally sticks simulator window to its parent. More...
void	attachToParent ()
	Forces this window to align itself next to its parent window.
void	unAttachFromParent ()
	Allows window to be unattached and allows vertical resize policy.
void	setIsSticked (bool is_sticked)
	Sticks or unsticks window. More...
void	show ()
	Displays simulator window.

Signals
void	closed ()
	Emitted when simulator window is closed.
void	stopEnableChanged (bool enabled)
	Emitted if "stop" feature for active simulation is changed, in other words, if simulation is started/stopped.

Public Member Functions
	FormSimulator (FormMain *parent=0)
void	saveState ()
	Saves size & position for the window into settings.
void	loadState ()
	Loads size & position for the window from settings.
bool	isSticked () const
	Indicates whether simulator window is sticked to main window or not. More...
bool	isVisibleOnStartup () const
	Indicates whether simulator window should be shown when application launches.
void	setActiveSimulation (TemplateSimulator *simulation)
	Sets new active simulation widget. More...

Protected Member Functions
void	closeEvent (QCloseEvent *e)
	Executed when simulator window is closed. More...

Friends
class	FormMain

Detailed Description

Separate window which contains active simulator.

Remarks

This window can be sticked to main window.

Definition at line 19 of file formsimulator.h.

Member Function Documentation

void FormSimulator::closeEvent ( QCloseEvent *  e )

protected

Executed when simulator window is closed.

Parameters

e	Event argument.

Definition at line 160 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                                             {
  m_isActive = false;

  emit closed();
  e->accept();
}

void FormSimulator::conditionallyAttachToParent ( )

slot

Conditionally sticks simulator window to its parent.

Remarks

Depends on settings.

Definition at line 105 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                                                {
  if (m_isSticked) {
    attachToParent();
  }
}

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void FormSimulator::goBack ( )

slot

Takes active simulation one step back.

This simply calls TemplateSimulator::goBack().

Definition at line 83 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                           {
  if (m_activeSimulation != NULL) {
    m_activeSimulation->goBack();
  }
}

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bool FormSimulator::isSticked ( ) const

inline

Indicates whether simulator window is sticked to main window or not.

Returns

Returns true if window is sticked or false when it is not.

Definition at line 39 of file formsimulator.h.

                                  {
      return m_isSticked;
    }

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void FormSimulator::setActiveSimulation

(

TemplateSimulator *

simulation

)

Sets new active simulation widget.

Parameters

simulation

New active simulation widget.

Remarks

This instance of FormSimulator takes ownership of added simulation editors. When this method is called and there is already some editor set, then this editor is deleted.

Definition at line 60 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                                                                     {
  if (m_activeSimulation != NULL) {
    // There is existing simulator widget, remove it.
    m_activeSimulation->close();
    m_activeSimulation->deleteLater();
    m_activeSimulation = NULL;
  }

  // Assign new simulation and display its initial state.
  m_activeSimulation = simulation;
  m_activeSimulation->setParent(m_ui->m_phoneWidget);
  m_activeSimulation->setGeometry(SIMULATOR_CONTENTS_OFFSET_X, SIMULATOR_CONTENTS_OFFSET_Y,
                                  SIMULATOR_CONTENTS_WIDTH, SIMULATOR_CONTENTS_HEIGHT);
  m_activeSimulation->show();

  // Make necessary connections which are meant for simulator window.
  connect(m_activeSimulation, SIGNAL(canGoBackChanged(bool)), m_ui->m_btnGoBack, SLOT(setEnabled(bool)));
  connect(m_activeSimulation, SIGNAL(simulationStopRequested()), m_ui->m_btnStopSimulation, SLOT(click()));
  connect(m_activeSimulation->core()->editor(), SIGNAL(canGenerateChanged(bool)), m_ui->m_btnRunSimulation, SLOT(setEnabled(bool)));

  emit stopEnableChanged(false);
}

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void FormSimulator::setIsSticked ( bool  is_sticked )

slot

Sticks or unsticks window.

Parameters

is_sticked

Do we want to stick window?

Definition at line 111 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                                                {
  if (is_sticked && !m_isSticked) {
    attachToParent();
  }
  else if (!is_sticked && m_isSticked) {
    unAttachFromParent();
  }

  m_isSticked = is_sticked;

  qApp->settings()->setValue(APP_CFG_SIMULATOR, "is_sticked", is_sticked);
}

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void FormSimulator::startSimulation ( )

slot

Starts active simulation.

This simply calls TemplateSimulator::startSimulation().

Definition at line 89 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                                    {
  if (m_activeSimulation != NULL) {
    if (m_activeSimulation->startSimulation()) {
      emit stopEnableChanged(true);
    }
  }
}

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void FormSimulator::stopSimulation ( )

slot

Stops active simulation.

This simply calls TemplateSimulator::stopSimulation().

Definition at line 97 of file formsimulator.cpp.

                                   {
  if (m_activeSimulation != NULL) {
    if (m_activeSimulation->stopSimulation()) {
      emit stopEnableChanged(false);
    }
  }
}

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

• formsimulator.h
• formsimulator.cpp