Kross
Kross::FormModule Class Reference
The FormModule provides access to UI functionality like dialogs or widgets. More...
#include <form.h>
Inheritance diagram for Kross::FormModule:

Detailed Description
The FormModule provides access to UI functionality like dialogs or widgets.
Example (in Python) :
import Kross forms = Kross.module("forms") dialog = forms.createDialog("My Dialog") dialog.setButtons("Ok|Cancel") page = dialog.addPage("Welcome","Welcome Page","document-open") label = forms.createWidget(page,"QLabel") label.text = "Hello World Label" if dialog.exec_loop(): forms.showMessageBox("Information", "Okay...", "The Ok-button was pressed")
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Member Function Documentation
| QWidget * FormModule::activeModalWidget | ( | ) | [slot] |
| QWidget * FormModule::activeWindow | ( | ) | [slot] |
Create and return a new FormAssistant instance.
- Parameters:
-
caption The displayed caption of the dialog.
Create and return a new FormDialog instance.
- Parameters:
-
caption The displayed caption of the dialog.
| QWidget * FormModule::createFileWidget | ( | QWidget * | parent, |
| const QString & | startDirOrVariable = QString() |
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| ) | [slot] |
Create and return a new FormFileWidget instance.
- Parameters:
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parent the parent QWidget the new FormFileWidget instance is a child of. startDirOrVariable the start-directory or -variable.
- Returns:
- the new FormFileWidget instance or NULL.
Create and return a new FormListView instance.
- Parameters:
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parent the parent QWidget the new FormListView instance is a child of.
- Returns:
- the new FormFileWidget instance or NULL.
| QWidget * FormModule::createWidget | ( | QWidget * | parent, |
| const QString & | className, | ||
| const QString & | name = QString() |
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| ) | [slot] |
| QString FormModule::showMessageBox | ( | const QString & | dialogtype, |
| const QString & | caption, | ||
| const QString & | message, | ||
| const QString & | details = QString() |
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| ) | [slot] |
Show a messagebox.
- Parameters:
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dialogtype The type of the dialog which could be one of the following; - Sorry
- Error
- Information
- QuestionYesNo
- WarningYesNo
- WarningContinueCancel
- WarningYesNoCancel
- QuestionYesNoCancel
caption The caption the messagedialog displays. message The message that is displayed in the messagedialog. details The optional details
- Returns:
- The buttoncode which chould be one of the following;
- Ok
- Cancel
- Yes
- No
- Continue
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
KDE 4.6 API Reference