annotate base/PropertyContainer.h @ 1247:8f076d02569a piper

Make SVDEBUG always write to a log file -- formerly this was disabled in NDEBUG builds. I think there's little use to that, it just means that we keep adding more cerr debug output because we aren't getting the log we need. And SVDEBUG logging is not usually used in tight loops, I don't think the performance overhead is too serious. Also update the About box.
author Chris Cannam
date Thu, 03 Nov 2016 14:57:00 +0000
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Chris@49 1 /* -*- c-basic-offset: 4 indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- vi:set ts=8 sts=4 sw=4: */
Chris@0 2
Chris@0 3 /*
Chris@52 4 Sonic Visualiser
Chris@52 5 An audio file viewer and annotation editor.
Chris@52 6 Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.
Chris@202 7 This file copyright 2006 Chris Cannam and QMUL.
Chris@0 8
Chris@52 9 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
Chris@52 10 modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
Chris@52 11 published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
Chris@52 12 License, or (at your option) any later version. See the file
Chris@52 13 COPYING included with this distribution for more information.
Chris@0 14 */
Chris@0 15
Chris@0 16 #ifndef _PROPERTY_CONTAINER_H_
Chris@0 17 #define _PROPERTY_CONTAINER_H_
Chris@0 18
Chris@46 19 #include "Command.h"
Chris@46 20
Chris@0 21 #include <QString>
Chris@0 22 #include <QObject>
Chris@0 23 #include <vector>
Chris@0 24
Chris@28 25 class PlayParameters;
Chris@190 26 class RangeMapper;
Chris@0 27
Chris@29 28 class PropertyContainer : public QObject
Chris@0 29 {
Chris@29 30 Q_OBJECT
Chris@29 31
Chris@0 32 public:
Chris@27 33 virtual ~PropertyContainer() { }
Chris@27 34
Chris@0 35 typedef QString PropertyName;
Chris@0 36 typedef std::vector<PropertyName> PropertyList;
Chris@0 37
Chris@0 38 enum PropertyType {
Chris@0 39 ToggleProperty, // on or off
Chris@0 40 RangeProperty, // range of integers
Chris@0 41 ValueProperty, // range of integers given string labels
Chris@277 42 ColourProperty, // colours, get/set as ColourDatabase indices
Chris@116 43 UnitsProperty, // unit from UnitDatabase, get/set unit id
Chris@0 44 InvalidProperty, // property not found!
Chris@0 45 };
Chris@0 46
Chris@0 47 /**
Chris@0 48 * Get a list of the names of all the supported properties on this
Chris@94 49 * container. These should be fixed (i.e. not internationalized).
Chris@0 50 */
Chris@0 51 virtual PropertyList getProperties() const;
Chris@0 52
Chris@0 53 /**
Chris@94 54 * Return the human-readable (and i18n'ised) name of a property.
Chris@94 55 */
Chris@94 56 virtual QString getPropertyLabel(const PropertyName &) const = 0;
Chris@94 57
Chris@94 58 /**
Chris@0 59 * Return the type of the given property, or InvalidProperty if
Chris@0 60 * the property is not supported on this container.
Chris@0 61 */
Chris@0 62 virtual PropertyType getPropertyType(const PropertyName &) const;
Chris@0 63
Chris@0 64 /**
Chris@340 65 * Return an icon for the property, if any.
Chris@340 66 */
Chris@340 67 virtual QString getPropertyIconName(const PropertyName &) const;
Chris@340 68
Chris@340 69 /**
Chris@0 70 * If this property has something in common with other properties
Chris@0 71 * on this container, return a name that can be used to group them
Chris@0 72 * (in order to save screen space, for example). e.g. "Window
Chris@0 73 * Type" and "Window Size" might both have a group name of "Window".
Chris@0 74 * If this property is not groupable, return the empty string.
Chris@0 75 */
Chris@0 76 virtual QString getPropertyGroupName(const PropertyName &) const;
Chris@0 77
Chris@0 78 /**
Chris@0 79 * Return the minimum and maximum values for the given property
Chris@0 80 * and its current value in this container. Min and/or max may be
Chris@0 81 * passed as NULL if their values are not required.
Chris@0 82 */
Chris@0 83 virtual int getPropertyRangeAndValue(const PropertyName &,
Chris@245 84 int *min, int *max, int *deflt) const;
Chris@0 85
Chris@0 86 /**
Chris@0 87 * If the given property is a ValueProperty, return the display
Chris@0 88 * label to be used for the given value for that property.
Chris@0 89 */
Chris@0 90 virtual QString getPropertyValueLabel(const PropertyName &,
Chris@0 91 int value) const;
Chris@0 92
Chris@190 93 /**
Chris@984 94 * If the given property is a ValueProperty, return the icon to be
Chris@984 95 * used for the given value for that property, if any.
Chris@984 96 */
Chris@984 97 virtual QString getPropertyValueIconName(const PropertyName &,
Chris@984 98 int value) const;
Chris@984 99
Chris@984 100 /**
Chris@190 101 * If the given property is a RangeProperty, return a new
Chris@190 102 * RangeMapper object mapping its integer range onto an underlying
Chris@190 103 * floating point value range for human-intelligible display, if
Chris@190 104 * appropriate. The RangeMapper should be allocated with new, and
Chris@190 105 * the caller takes responsibility for deleting it. Return NULL
Chris@190 106 * (as in the default implementation) if there is no such mapping.
Chris@190 107 */
Chris@190 108 virtual RangeMapper *getNewPropertyRangeMapper(const PropertyName &) const;
Chris@190 109
Chris@29 110 virtual QString getPropertyContainerName() const = 0;
Chris@29 111 virtual QString getPropertyContainerIconName() const = 0;
Chris@29 112
Chris@29 113 virtual PlayParameters *getPlayParameters() { return 0; }
Chris@29 114
Chris@29 115 signals:
Chris@141 116 void propertyChanged(PropertyContainer::PropertyName);
Chris@224 117
Chris@29 118 public slots:
Chris@0 119 /**
Chris@0 120 * Set a property. This is used for all property types. For
Chris@0 121 * boolean properties, zero is false and non-zero true; for
Chris@277 122 * colours, the integer value is an index into the colours in the
Chris@277 123 * global ColourDatabase.
Chris@0 124 */
Chris@0 125 virtual void setProperty(const PropertyName &, int value);
Chris@46 126
Chris@46 127 /**
Chris@387 128 * Obtain a command that sets the given property, which can be
Chris@387 129 * added to the command history for undo/redo. Returns NULL
Chris@387 130 * if the property is already set to the given value.
Chris@46 131 */
Chris@387 132 virtual Command *getSetPropertyCommand(const PropertyName &, int value);
Chris@46 133
Chris@199 134 /**
Chris@199 135 * Set a property using a fuzzy match. Compare nameString with
Chris@199 136 * the property labels and underlying names, and if it matches one
Chris@199 137 * (with preference given to labels), try to convert valueString
Chris@199 138 * appropriately and set it. The valueString should contain a
Chris@199 139 * value label for value properties, a mapped value for range
Chris@199 140 * properties, "on" or "off" for toggle properties, a colour or
Chris@199 141 * unit name, or the underlying integer value for the property.
Chris@199 142 *
Chris@199 143 * Note that as property and value labels may be translatable, the
Chris@199 144 * results of this function may vary by locale. It is intended
Chris@199 145 * for handling user-originated strings, _not_ persistent storage.
Chris@199 146 *
Chris@199 147 * The default implementation should work for most subclasses.
Chris@199 148 */
Chris@528 149 virtual void setPropertyFuzzy(QString nameString, QString valueString);
Chris@199 150
Chris@199 151 /**
Chris@387 152 * As above, but returning a command.
Chris@199 153 */
Chris@387 154 virtual Command *getSetPropertyCommand(QString nameString, QString valueString);
Chris@199 155
Chris@46 156 protected:
Chris@46 157
Chris@46 158 class SetPropertyCommand : public Command
Chris@46 159 {
Chris@46 160 public:
Chris@46 161 SetPropertyCommand(PropertyContainer *pc, const PropertyName &pn, int);
Chris@46 162 virtual ~SetPropertyCommand() { }
Chris@46 163
Chris@46 164 virtual void execute();
Chris@46 165 virtual void unexecute();
Chris@46 166 virtual QString getName() const;
Chris@46 167
Chris@46 168 protected:
Chris@46 169 PropertyContainer *m_pc;
Chris@46 170 PropertyName m_pn;
Chris@46 171 int m_value;
Chris@46 172 int m_oldValue;
Chris@46 173 };
Chris@199 174
Chris@199 175 virtual bool convertPropertyStrings(QString nameString, QString valueString,
Chris@199 176 PropertyName &name, int &value);
Chris@0 177 };
Chris@0 178
Chris@0 179 #endif