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CAFile Class Referenceabstract

File import/export base class. More...

#include <file.h>

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Public Member Functions

 CAFile ()
 
virtual ~CAFile ()
 
const int status ()
 
const int progress ()
 
virtual const QString readableStatus ()=0
 
void setStreamFromFile (const QString filename)
 
void setStreamToFile (const QString filename)
 
void setStreamFromDevice (QIODevice *device)
 
void setStreamToDevice (QIODevice *device)
 

Protected Member Functions

void setStatus (const int status)
 
void setProgress (const int progress)
 
QTextStream * stream ()
 
virtual void setStream (QTextStream *stream)
 
QFile * file ()
 
void setFile (QFile *file)
 

Private Attributes

int _status
 
int _progress
 
QTextStream * _stream
 
QFile * _file
 
bool _deleteStream
 

Detailed Description

File import/export base class.

Copyright (c) 2007, Matevž Jekovec, Canorus development team All Rights Reserved. See AUTHORS for a complete list of authors.

Licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE. See LICENSE.GPL for details.

This class brings tools for manipulating with files and streams (most notably import and export). Classes CAImport and CAExport inherit this class and implement specific methods for import and export.

All file operations are done in a separate thread. While the file operations are in progress user can poll the status by calling status(), progress() and readableStatus() for human-readable status defined by the filter. Waiting for the thread to be finished can be implemented by calling QThread::wait() or by catching the signals emitted by children import and export classes.

See Also
CAImport, CAExport

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CAFile::CAFile ( )

References _deleteStream, setFile(), setProgress(), setStatus(), and setStream().

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CAFile::~CAFile ( )
virtual

Destructor. Also destroys the created stream and file, if set.

References _deleteStream, file(), and stream().

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Member Function Documentation

QFile* CAFile::file ( )
inlineprotected
const int CAFile::progress ( )
inline

References _progress.

Referenced by setProgress().

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virtual const QString CAFile::readableStatus ( )
pure virtual
void CAFile::setFile ( QFile *  file)
inlineprotected

References _file, and file().

Referenced by CAFile(), setStreamFromFile(), and setStreamToFile().

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void CAFile::setProgress ( const int  progress)
inlineprotected

References _progress, and progress().

Referenced by CAFile(), and CACanorusMLExport::exportDocumentImpl().

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void CAFile::setStatus ( const int  status)
inlineprotected
virtual void CAFile::setStream ( QTextStream *  stream)
inlineprotectedvirtual

References _stream, and stream().

Referenced by CAExport::CAExport(), CAFile(), CAImport::CAImport(), setStreamFromDevice(), setStreamFromFile(), setStreamToDevice(), and setStreamToFile().

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void CAFile::setStreamFromDevice ( QIODevice *  device)

Creates and sets the stream from the given device. Read-only if the device is not already open.

References _deleteStream, setStream(), and stream().

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void CAFile::setStreamFromFile ( const QString  filename)

Creates and sets the stream from the file named filename. Stream is Read-only. This method is usually called from the main window when opening a document. This method is also very important for python developers as they cannot directly access QTextStream class, so they call this wrapper instead with a simple string as parameter.

References _deleteStream, file(), setFile(), setStream(), and stream().

Referenced by CAMainWin::openDocument(), and CAAutoRecovery::openRecovery().

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void CAFile::setStreamToDevice ( QIODevice *  device)

Creates and sets the stream from the given device. Read-write if the given device is not already open.

References _deleteStream, setStream(), and stream().

Referenced by CATypesetCtl::exportDocument(), and CACanExport::exportDocumentImpl().

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void CAFile::setStreamToFile ( const QString  filename)

Creates and sets the stream from the file named filename. Stream is Read-Write. This method is usually called from the main window when saving the document. This method is also very important for python developers as they cannot directly access QTextStream class, so they call this wrapper instead with a simple string as parameter.

References _deleteStream, file(), setFile(), setStream(), and stream().

Referenced by CAExport::setStreamToFile().

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const int CAFile::status ( )
inline
QTextStream* CAFile::stream ( )
inlineprotected

Member Data Documentation

bool CAFile::_deleteStream
private
QFile* CAFile::_file
private

Referenced by file(), and setFile().

int CAFile::_progress
private

Referenced by progress(), and setProgress().

int CAFile::_status
private

Referenced by setStatus(), and status().

QTextStream* CAFile::_stream
private

Referenced by setStream(), and stream().


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