SkyGI::ProgressBar Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for SkyGI::ProgressBar:[legend]Collaboration diagram for SkyGI::ProgressBar:[legend]List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	ProgressBar (Window *pParent, const Rect rFrame, unsigned int nWindowLayoutFlags)
void	Paint (const Rect &rDirty)
void	SetMin (int iMin)
void	SetMax (int iMax)
void	Set (int iValue)
int	Get ()
int	GetMin ()
int	GetMax ()
virtual void	MouseDown (const InputEvent &nInputEvent)
virtual void	MouseMove (const InputEvent &nInputEvent)
virtual void	OnClicked (const InputEvent &nInputEvent, int iPos)
Public Attributes
signal2< const InputEvent &, int >	Clicked
Classes
class	Private

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Detailed Description

Examples:

progressbar.cpp.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ProgressBar::ProgressBar	(	Window *	pParent,
		const Rect	rFrame,
		unsigned int	nWindowLayoutFlags
	)

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Member Function Documentation

void ProgressBar::Paint

(

const Rect &

rDirty

)

[virtual]

Paint window content

Description:

This function gets called whenever an area of the window has to be redrawn. Usually you should only draw from inside the Paint function. If you need to redraw a window (when lets say some content must be updated), simply call Invalidate() which will then (asynchronly) call this paint function.

Usually you should draw the background using Window::DrawBackground(rDirty) and the border with DrawBorder(rRect). This way the user has full control over the appearance of your window, meaning he can change the background and border style.
The window content area itself is defined by the border margin and the window margin. Every window may define a margin. If you draw content into this window always make sure to not draw into the margin area. Additionally, the border has a margin too. As the user has full control to select any border for your window make sure to user the current borders margin when drawing window content. the dra Window::Paint() just redraws the background using DrawBackground. Overload this member function to add custom dawing code

Overload this member function to add custom dawing code

Parameters:

rDirty

- Dirty rectangular region which has to be redrawn. Prior entering this function the painters clip region is automatically set to this dirty region.

See also:

DrawBorder, DrawBackground, Border, GetBorder, GetBorder::Margin, GetMargin

Reimplemented from SkyGI::Window.

void ProgressBar::SetMin

(

int

iMin

)

void ProgressBar::SetMax

(

int

iMax

)

void ProgressBar::Set

(

int

iValue

)

int ProgressBar::Get

(

)

int ProgressBar::GetMin

(

)

int ProgressBar::GetMax

(

)

void ProgressBar::MouseDown

(

const InputEvent &

nInputEvent

)

[virtual]

Mouse pressed

Description:

This function gets called when a mouse press occured inside this window.

Overload this member function to react on mouse presses.

Parameters:

	nButton	- MouseButton which was pressed
	nMouseButtonMask	- Mask showing which mouse buttons were pressed when the mouse press occured
	nInputEvent	- INPUT_EVENT_MOUSE_PRESS for a single and INPUTE_EVENT_MOUSE_DOUBLECLICK for a doubleclick

Reimplemented from SkyGI::Window.

void ProgressBar::MouseMove

(

const InputEvent &

nInputEvent

)

[virtual]

Mouse move

Description:

This function gets called when the mouse cursor was moved inside the window. Mouse move events are only generated after a call to EnableMouseMoveEvents(). Use DisableMouseMoveEvents() to disable further generation of mouse move events.

Overload this member function to react on mouse move events.

Parameters:

	pNewPosition	- Current mouse cursor position
	pOldPosition	- Old mouse cursor position
	nMouseButtonMask	- Mask showing which mouse buttons were pressed when the mouse move occured

Reimplemented from SkyGI::Window.

Examples:

progressbar.cpp.

void ProgressBar::OnClicked	(	const InputEvent &	nInputEvent,
		int	iPos
	)			[virtual]

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Member Data Documentation

signal2<const InputEvent&, int> SkyGI::ProgressBar::Clicked

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