#ifndef QTHELPERS_H
#define QTHELPERS_H
+#include "ColorSet.h"
#include "Length.h"
#include "support/qstring_helpers.h"
+#include "support/filetools.h"
#include "qt_i18n.h"
-#include <QString>
+#include <QHeaderView>
class QComboBox;
class QLineEdit;
class QWidget;
template <class T> class QList;
-class LengthCombo;
-
namespace lyx {
namespace support { class FileName; }
class BufferParams;
-
+
namespace frontend {
+class LengthCombo;
+
/// method to get a Length from widgets (LengthCombo)
std::string widgetsToLength(QLineEdit const * input, LengthCombo const * combo);
/// method to get a Length from widgets (QComboBox)
Length widgetsToLength(QLineEdit const * input, QComboBox const * combo);
-//FIXME It would be nice if defaultUnit were a default argument
/// method to set widgets from a Length
+//FIXME Remove default_unit argument for the first form. FIXME Change
+// all the code to remove default_unit argument when equal to the
+// default.
void lengthToWidgets(QLineEdit * input, LengthCombo * combo,
-Length const & len, Length::UNIT default_unit);
+ Length const & len,
+ Length::UNIT default_unit = Length::defaultUnit());
/// method to set widgets from a string
void lengthToWidgets(QLineEdit * input, LengthCombo * combo,
-std::string const & len, Length::UNIT default_unit);
+ std::string const & len,
+ Length::UNIT default_unit = Length::defaultUnit());
/// method to set widgets from a docstring
void lengthToWidgets(QLineEdit * input, LengthCombo * combo,
docstring const & len, Length::UNIT default_unit);
/// method to set a (localized) double value in a widget (QLineEdit)
void doubleToWidget(QLineEdit * input, std::string const & value,
char f = 'g', int prec = 6);
+/**
+ * method to format localized floating point numbers without
+ * ever using scientific notation
+ */
+QString formatLocFPNumber(double d);
+
+/// Method to sort colors by GUI name in combo widgets
+bool ColorSorter(ColorCode lhs, ColorCode rhs);
/// colors a widget red if invalid
void setValid(QWidget * widget, bool valid);
+/// Qt5 changed setSectionMode to setSectionResizeMode
+/// These wrappers work for Qt4 and Qt5
+void setSectionResizeMode(QHeaderView * view,
+ int logicalIndex, QHeaderView::ResizeMode mode);
+void setSectionResizeMode(QHeaderView * view,
+ QHeaderView::ResizeMode mode);
+
} // namespace frontend
* Use this in qt4/ instead of _()
*/
QString const qt_(std::string const & str);
+QString const qt_(QString const & qstr);
+
///
support::FileName libFileSearch(QString const & dir, QString const & name,
- QString const & ext = QString());
+ QString const & ext = QString(),
+ support::search_mode mode = support::must_exist);
///
support::FileName imageLibFileSearch(QString & dir, QString const & name,
- QString const & ext = QString());
+ QString const & ext = QString(),
+ support::search_mode mode = support::must_exist);
+
+/** Wrappers around browseFile which try to provide a filename
+ relative to relpath.
+
+\param title: title for dialog
+
+\param filters: *.ps, etc
+
+\param save: whether to save dialog info (current path, etc) for next use.
+
+The \param labelN and \param dirN arguments provide for extra buttons
+in the dialog (e.g., "Templates" and a path to that directory).
-/** Wrapper around browseFile which tries to provide a filename
- relative to relpath. If the relative path is of the form "foo.txt"
- or "bar/foo.txt", then it is returned as relative. OTOH, if it is
- of the form "../baz/foo.txt", an absolute path is returned. This is
- intended to be useful for insets which encapsulate files/
+The difference between the functions concerns when we think we have a
+relative path.
+
+In \c browseRelToParent, we return a relative path only if it IS NOT of
+ the form "../../foo.txt".
+
+In \c browseRelToSub, we return a relative path only if it IS of the
+ form "../../foo.txt".
*/
-QString browseRelFile(QString const & filename,
- QString const & refpath,
+QString browseRelToParent(QString const & filename,
+ QString const & relpath,
QString const & title,
QStringList const & filters,
bool save = false,
QString const & label2 = QString(),
QString const & dir2 = QString());
+QString browseRelToSub(QString const & filename,
+ QString const & relpath,
+ QString const & title,
+ QStringList const & filters,
+ bool save = false,
+ QString const & label1 = QString(),
+ QString const & dir1 = QString(),
+ QString const & label2 = QString(),
+ QString const & dir2 = QString());
/** Build filelists of all availabe bst/cls/sty-files. Done through
* kpsewhich and an external script, saved in *Files.lst.
+* \param arg: cls, sty, bst, or bib, as required by TeXFiles.py.
+* Can be a list of these, too.
*/
-void rescanTexStyles();
+void rescanTexStyles(std::string const & arg = empty_string());
/** Fill \c contents from one of the three texfiles.
* Each entry in the file list is returned as a name_with_path
/// parameter.
QString guiName(std::string const & type, BufferParams const & bp);
+/// Format \param text for display as a ToolTip, breaking at lines of \param
+/// width ems. Note: this function is expensive. Better call it in a delayed
+/// manner, i.e. not to fill in a model (see for instance the function
+/// ToolTipFormatter::eventFilter).
+///
+/// When is it called automatically? Whenever the tooltip is not already rich
+/// text beginning with <html>, and is defined by the following functions:
+/// - QWidget::setToolTip(),
+/// - QAbstractItemModel::setData(..., Qt::ToolTipRole),
+/// - Inset::toolTip()
+///
+/// In other words, tooltips can use Qt html, and the tooltip will still be
+/// correctly broken. Moreover, it is possible to specify an entirely custom
+/// tooltip (not subject to automatic formatting) by giving it in its entirety,
+/// i.e. starting with <html>.
+QString formatToolTip(QString text, int width = 30);
+
+
+#if QT_VERSION < 0x050300
+// Very partial implementation of QSignalBlocker for archaic qt versions.
+class QSignalBlocker {
+public:
+ explicit QSignalBlocker(QObject * o)
+ : obj(o), init_state(obj && obj->blockSignals(true)) {}
+
+ ~QSignalBlocker() {
+ if (obj)
+ obj->blockSignals(init_state);
+ }
+private:
+ QObject * obj;
+ bool init_state;
+};
+#endif
+
+
+// Check if qstr is understood as rich text (Qt HTML) and if so, produce a
+// rendering in plain text.
+QString qtHtmlToPlainText(QString const & qstr);
+
+
} // namespace lyx
#endif // QTHELPERS_H