This class is responsible for notifying and providing default layout logic when the orientation of the widget changes, such as for a screen rotaton. Espcially useful for phones that may change orientation. For example, QBoxLayouts will be set to vertical when the screen is vertical and horizontal when the screen is horizontal. Widgets can be added inverted, meaning the opposite of the default layout behavior will occur. Widget will be layed out as soon as run is called on it, and subsequently when the interface layout changes. Provided widget is destroyed on the main thread, there is no need to automatically remove it from the controller. More...

#include <InterfaceOrientationController.h>

Public Member Functions
	InterfaceOrientationController ()

bool	isHorizontalMode ()

void	remove (QObject *widget)

void	run (Button *w, Button::ButtonState horz=Button::ButtonState::e_push_button, Button::ButtonState vert=Button::ButtonState::e_large)

void	run (PointWidget *widget, uint04 lines_horz=2, uint04 lines_vert=3)

void	run (QBoxLayout *l, QBoxLayout::Direction horz=QBoxLayout::LeftToRight, QBoxLayout::Direction vert=QBoxLayout::TopToBottom)

void	run (QCustomTabWidget *w, bool inverted_stack=false)

void	run (QSplitter *splitter, bool inverted_splitter=false)

void	run (Ribbon *widget, RibbonLayoutMode horz_mode=RibbonLayoutMode::e_horizontal, RibbonLayoutMode vert_mode=RibbonLayoutMode::e_vertical)

void	run (RibbonSubGroup *widget, RibbonLayoutMode horz_mode=RibbonLayoutMode::e_horizontal, RibbonLayoutMode vert_mode=RibbonLayoutMode::e_vertical)

void	setHorizontal (bool is_horizontal)

	~InterfaceOrientationController ()

Static Public Member Functions
static InterfaceOrientationController &	Default ()

static bool	isScreenHorizontal ()

Detailed Description

This class is responsible for notifying and providing default layout logic when the orientation of the widget changes, such as for a screen rotaton. Espcially useful for phones that may change orientation. For example, QBoxLayouts will be set to vertical when the screen is vertical and horizontal when the screen is horizontal. Widgets can be added inverted, meaning the opposite of the default layout behavior will occur. Widget will be layed out as soon as run is called on it, and subsequently when the interface layout changes. Provided widget is destroyed on the main thread, there is no need to automatically remove it from the controller.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ InterfaceOrientationController()

InterfaceOrientationController ( )

◆ ~InterfaceOrientationController()

~InterfaceOrientationController ( )

Member Function Documentation

◆ Default()

static InterfaceOrientationController & Default ( )

static

◆ isHorizontalMode()

bool isHorizontalMode ( )

◆ isScreenHorizontal()

static bool isScreenHorizontal ( )

static

◆ remove()

void remove ( QObject * widget )

◆ run() [1/7]

void run	(	Button *	w,
		Button::ButtonState	horz = Button::ButtonState::e_push_button,
		Button::ButtonState	vert = Button::ButtonState::e_large )

◆ run() [2/7]

void run	(	PointWidget *	widget,
		uint04	lines_horz = 2,
		uint04	lines_vert = 3 )

◆ run() [3/7]

void run	(	QBoxLayout *	l,
		QBoxLayout::Direction	horz = QBoxLayout::LeftToRight,
		QBoxLayout::Direction	vert = QBoxLayout::TopToBottom )

◆ run() [4/7]

void run	(	QCustomTabWidget *	w,
		bool	inverted_stack = false )

◆ run() [5/7]

void run	(	QSplitter *	splitter,
		bool	inverted_splitter = false )

◆ run() [6/7]

void run	(	Ribbon *	widget,
		RibbonLayoutMode	horz_mode = RibbonLayoutMode::e_horizontal,
		RibbonLayoutMode	vert_mode = RibbonLayoutMode::e_vertical )

◆ run() [7/7]

void run	(	RibbonSubGroup *	widget,
		RibbonLayoutMode	horz_mode = RibbonLayoutMode::e_horizontal,
		RibbonLayoutMode	vert_mode = RibbonLayoutMode::e_vertical )

◆ setHorizontal()

void setHorizontal ( bool is_horizontal )

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

Widgets/Headers/InterfaceOrientationController.h

Public Member Functions

Static Public Member Functions