Inheritance diagram for Visualization::ItemStyle:

Public Member Functions
	ItemStyle ()

virtual	~ItemStyle () override

Shape *	createShape (Item *parent) const

bool	hasShape () const

virtual void	load (StyleLoader &sl) override

Public Attributes
Property< bool >	allowEquivalentCursorsThroughBoundary {this, "allowEquivalentCursorsThroughBoundary"}

Property< bool >	drawShapeWhenEmpty {this, "drawShapeWhenEmpty"}

Property< bool >	drawsOnlyShape {this, "drawsOnlyShape"}

Property< bool >	linelikeCursorMovementAlongX {this, "linelikeCursorMovementAlongX"}
	If false, the cursor will move strictly in the direction of the arrow key the user pressed. More...

Property< bool >	linelikeCursorMovementAlongY {this, "linelikeCursorMovementAlongY"}

Property< bool >	noItemRegions {this, "noItemRegions"}

Property< bool >	wholeItemCursor {this, "wholeItemCursor"}

Private Attributes
QString	shapeName_

QSharedPointer< ShapeStyle >	shapeStyle_

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Types inherited from Core::Reflect< Base >
using	Super = Reflect< Base >

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ItemStyle()

Visualization::ItemStyle::ItemStyle ( )

◆ ~ItemStyle()

Visualization::ItemStyle::~ItemStyle ( )

overridevirtual

Member Function Documentation

◆ createShape()

Shape * Visualization::ItemStyle::createShape ( Item * parent ) const

◆ hasShape()

bool Visualization::ItemStyle::hasShape ( ) const

inline

◆ load()

void Visualization::ItemStyle::load ( StyleLoader & sl )

overridevirtual

Member Data Documentation

◆ allowEquivalentCursorsThroughBoundary

Property<bool> Visualization::ItemStyle::allowEquivalentCursorsThroughBoundary {this, "allowEquivalentCursorsThroughBoundary"}

◆ drawShapeWhenEmpty

Property<bool> Visualization::ItemStyle::drawShapeWhenEmpty {this, "drawShapeWhenEmpty"}

◆ drawsOnlyShape

Property<bool> Visualization::ItemStyle::drawsOnlyShape {this, "drawsOnlyShape"}

◆ linelikeCursorMovementAlongX

Property<bool> Visualization::ItemStyle::linelikeCursorMovementAlongX {this, "linelikeCursorMovementAlongX"}

If false, the cursor will move strictly in the direction of the arrow key the user pressed.

If true, the cursor will move any region that is rougly in the direction the user pressed. This is useful for example in lists of Statements, when pressing down at the end of the statement and we want to end up at the end of the next line. If that line is shorter than the current and this property is false, we will skip that line.

◆ linelikeCursorMovementAlongY

Property<bool> Visualization::ItemStyle::linelikeCursorMovementAlongY {this, "linelikeCursorMovementAlongY"}

◆ noItemRegions

Property<bool> Visualization::ItemStyle::noItemRegions {this, "noItemRegions"}

◆ shapeName_

QString Visualization::ItemStyle::shapeName_

private

◆ shapeStyle_

QSharedPointer<ShapeStyle> Visualization::ItemStyle::shapeStyle_