The popup class shows windows that are shown non-modal. More...

#include <popup.hpp>

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Public Member Functions
	tpopup ()
virtual	~tpopup ()
void	show (CVideo &video, const bool allow_interaction=false, const unsigned auto_close_time=0)
	Shows the window.
void	hide ()
	Hides the window.
Private Member Functions
virtual const std::string &	window_id () const =0
	The id of the window to build.
twindow *	build_window (CVideo &video) const
	Builds the window.
virtual void	post_build (CVideo &, twindow &)
	Actions to be taken directly after the window is build.
virtual void	pre_show (CVideo &, twindow &)
	Actions to be taken before showing the window.
Private Attributes
twindow *	window_
	The window, used in show.
Friends
std::string	unit_test_mark_popup_as_tested (const tpopup &dialog)
	Special helper function to get the id of the window.
twindow *	unit_test_window (const tpopup &dialog)
	Special helper function for the unit test to the the window.

Detailed Description

The popup class shows windows that are shown non-modal.

At the moment these windows also don't capture the mouse and keyboard so can only be used for things like tooltips. This behaviour might change later.

Definition at line 33 of file popup.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

gui2::tpopup::tpopup ( )

Definition at line 25 of file popup.cpp.

gui2::tpopup::~tpopup ( ) [virtual]

Definition at line 30 of file popup.cpp.

References hide().

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Member Function Documentation

twindow * gui2::tpopup::build_window ( CVideo & video ) const [private]

Builds the window.

Every dialog shows it's own kind of window, this function should return the window to show.

Parameters:

video

The video which contains the surface to draw upon.

Returns:: The window to show.

Definition at line 67 of file popup.cpp.

References gui2::build(), and window_id().

Referenced by show().

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void gui2::tpopup::hide ( )

Hides the window.

The hiding also destroys the window. It is save to call the function when the window is not shown.

Definition at line 58 of file popup.cpp.

References gui2::twindow::undraw(), and window_.

Referenced by show(), and ~tpopup().

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virtual void gui2::tpopup::post_build	(	CVideo &	,
		twindow &
	)			`[inline, private, virtual]`

Actions to be taken directly after the window is build.

Parameters:

	video	The video which contains the surface to draw upon.
	window	The window just created.

Definition at line 110 of file popup.hpp.

Referenced by show().

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virtual void gui2::tpopup::pre_show	(	CVideo &	,
		twindow &
	)			`[inline, private, virtual]`

Actions to be taken before showing the window.

Parameters:

	video	The video which contains the surface to draw upon.
	window	The window to be shown.

Reimplemented in gui2::tdebug_clock, and gui2::ttip.

Definition at line 119 of file popup.hpp.

Referenced by show().

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void gui2::tpopup::show	(	CVideo &	video,
		const bool	allow_interaction = `false`,
		const unsigned	auto_close_time = `0`
	)

Shows the window.

Parameters:

	video	The video which contains the surface to draw upon.
	allow_interaction	Does the dialog allow interaction? * true a non modal window is shown * false a tooltip windw is shown
	auto_close_time	The time in ms after which the dialog will automatically close, if 0 it doesn't close.