Utility Class for customize the description of Integer parameter. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| IntDescriptor (QString paramPath) | |
| Add (if not exists) the description of a Int parameter. | |
| IntDescriptor & | def (int defaultValue) |
| set the default value when the parameter is not present into the configuration | |
| IntDescriptor & | help (QString shortHelp, QString longHelp=QString("")) |
| Add a short help comment and a complete help comment. | |
| IntDescriptor & | limits (int lower_bound, int upper_bound) |
| set the lower and the upper bounds for the parameter's value If you don't want to limit the lower_bound, specify MinInteger. | |
| IntDescriptor & | props (Properties properties) |
| set the Properties of this parameter (see Property documentation) | |
| template<class T > | |
| IntDescriptor & | runtime (void(T::*setter)(int), int(T::*getter)() const ) |
| set the runtime accessors for this parameter | |
Detailed Description
Utility Class for customize the description of Integer parameter.
Definition at line 264 of file parametersettable.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| IntDescriptor | ( | QString | paramPath | ) |
Add (if not exists) the description of a Int parameter.
- Warning
- Don't call it directly; use Descriptor::describeInt instead
Definition at line 171 of file parametersettable.cpp.
References ConfigurationParameters::createGroup(), ConfigurationParameters::createParameter(), and Factory::getTypeDescriptions().
Member Function Documentation
| ParameterSettable::IntDescriptor & def | ( | int | defaultValue | ) |
set the default value when the parameter is not present into the configuration
Definition at line 178 of file parametersettable.cpp.
References ConfigurationParameters::createParameter(), and Factory::getTypeDescriptions().
| ParameterSettable::IntDescriptor & help | ( | QString | shortHelp, |
| QString | longHelp = QString("") |
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| ) |
Add a short help comment and a complete help comment.
The short help comment is typically used as a tooltip help, while the complete help comment will be shown in the help section for the type
- Parameters
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shortHelp is the short comment (rich text here is not allowed) longHelp is the long help (rich text here is allowed); if not specified the longHelp will be the same of the shortHelp
Definition at line 199 of file parametersettable.cpp.
References ConfigurationParameters::createParameter(), and Factory::getTypeDescriptions().
| ParameterSettable::IntDescriptor & limits | ( | int | lower_bound, |
| int | upper_bound | ||
| ) |
set the lower and the upper bounds for the parameter's value If you don't want to limit the lower_bound, specify MinInteger.
If you don't want to limit the upper_bound, specify MaxInteger.
- Parameters
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lower_bound is the minimum number allowed for the parameter upper_bound is the maximum number allowed for the parameter
Definition at line 188 of file parametersettable.cpp.
References ConfigurationParameters::createParameter(), Factory::getTypeDescriptions(), ParameterSettable::MaxInteger, and ParameterSettable::MinInteger.
| ParameterSettable::IntDescriptor & props | ( | Properties | properties | ) |
set the Properties of this parameter (see Property documentation)
Definition at line 183 of file parametersettable.cpp.
References Factory::getTypeDescriptions().
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set the runtime accessors for this parameter
When a parameter is marked as runtime, it means that the value of the parameter can be changed in any moment using the setRuntimeParameter method bypassing the configure method.
- Parameters
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setter is the pointer-to-member to the method used for setting the value of the parameter; it must accept one int argument and return void getter is the pointer-to-member to the method used for getting the value of the parameter; it must accept no arguments and return int
Definition at line 291 of file parametersettable.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- configuration/include/parametersettable.h
- configuration/src/parametersettable.cpp