dolphin/src/kitemviews/kitemmodelbase.h
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/***************************************************************************
* Copyright (C) 2011 by Peter Penz <peter.penz19@gmail.com> *
* *
* Based on the Itemviews NG project from Trolltech Labs: *
* http://qt.gitorious.org/qt-labs/itemviews-ng *
* *
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify *
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* (at your option) any later version. *
* *
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, *
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of *
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the *
* GNU General Public License for more details. *
* *
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License *
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* Free Software Foundation, Inc., *
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***************************************************************************/
#ifndef KITEMMODELBASE_H
#define KITEMMODELBASE_H
#include <libdolphin_export.h>
#include <QHash>
#include <QObject>
#include <QSet>
#include <QVariant>
class QMimeData;
struct KItemRange
{
KItemRange(int index = 0, int count = 0);
int index;
int count;
bool operator == (const KItemRange& other) const;
};
typedef QList<KItemRange> KItemRangeList;
/**
* @brief Base class for model implementations used by KItemListView and KItemListController.
*
* An item-model consists of a variable number of items. The number of items
* is given by KItemModelBase::count(). The data of an item is accessed by a unique index
* with KItemModelBase::data(). The indexes are integer-values counting from 0 to the
* KItemModelBase::count() - 1.
*
* One item consists of a variable number of role/value-pairs.
*
* A model can optionally provide sorting- and grouping-capabilities.
*
* Also optionally it is possible to provide a tree of items by implementing the methods
* setExpanded(), isExpanded(), isExpandable() and expandedParentsCount().
*/
class LIBDOLPHINPRIVATE_EXPORT KItemModelBase : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
KItemModelBase(QObject* parent = 0);
explicit KItemModelBase(const QByteArray& sortRole, QObject* parent = 0);
virtual ~KItemModelBase();
/** @return The number of items. */
virtual int count() const = 0;
virtual QHash<QByteArray, QVariant> data(int index) const = 0;
/**
* Sets the data for the item at \a index to the given \a values. Returns true
* if the data was set on the item; returns false otherwise.
*
* The default implementation does not set the data, and will always return
* false.
*/
virtual bool setData(int index, const QHash<QByteArray, QVariant>& values);
/**
* Enables/disables the grouped sorting. The method KItemModelBase::onGroupedSortingChanged() will be
* called so that model-implementations can react on the grouped-sorting change. Afterwards the
* signal groupedSortingChanged() will be emitted. If the grouped sorting is enabled, the method
* KItemModelBase::groups() must be implemented.
*/
void setGroupedSorting(bool grouped);
bool groupedSorting() const;
/**
* Sets the sort-role to \a role. The method KItemModelBase::onSortRoleChanged() will be
* called so that model-implementations can react on the sort-role change. Afterwards the
* signal sortRoleChanged() will be emitted.
*/
void setSortRole(const QByteArray& role);
QByteArray sortRole() const;
/**
* Sets the sort order to \a order. The method KItemModelBase::onSortOrderChanged() will be
* called so that model-implementations can react on the sort order change. Afterwards the
* signal sortOrderChanged() will be emitted.
*/
void setSortOrder(Qt::SortOrder order);
Qt::SortOrder sortOrder() const;
/**
* @return Translated description for the \p role. The description is e.g. used
* for the header in KItemListView.
*/
virtual QString roleDescription(const QByteArray& role) const;
/**
* @return List of group headers. Each list-item consists of the index of the item
* that represents the first item of a group and a value represented
* as QVariant. The value is shown by an instance of KItemListGroupHeader.
* Per default an empty list is returned.
*/
virtual QList<QPair<int, QVariant> > groups() const;
/**
* Expands the item with the index \a index if \a expanded is true.
* If \a expanded is false the item will be collapsed.
*
* Per default no expanding of items is implemented. When implementing
* this method it is mandatory to overwrite KItemModelBase::isExpandable()
* and KItemListView::supportsExpandableItems() to return true.
*
* @return True if the operation has been successful.
*/
virtual bool setExpanded(int index, bool expanded);
/**
* @return True if the item with the index \a index is expanded.
* Per default no expanding of items is implemented. When implementing
* this method it is mandatory to overwrite KItemModelBase::isExpandable()
* and KItemListView::supportsExpandableItems() to return true.
*/
virtual bool isExpanded(int index) const;
/**
* @return True if expanding and collapsing of the item with the index \a index
* is supported. Per default false is returned.
*/
virtual bool isExpandable(int index) const;
/**
* @return Number of expanded parent items for the item with the given index.
* Per default 0 is returned.
*/
virtual int expandedParentsCount(int index) const;
/**
* @return MIME-data for the items given by \a indexes. The default implementation
* returns 0. The ownership of the returned instance is in the hand of the
* caller of this method. The method must be implemented if dragging of
* items should be possible.
*/
virtual QMimeData* createMimeData(const QSet<int>& indexes) const;
/**
* @return Reimplement this to return the index for the first item
* beginning with string typed in through the keyboard, -1 if not found.
* @param text the text which has been typed in through the keyboard
* @param startFromIndex the index from which to start searching from
*/
virtual int indexForKeyboardSearch(const QString& text, int startFromIndex = 0) const;
/**
* @return True, if the item with the index \a index basically supports dropping.
* Per default false is returned.
*
* The information is used only to give a visual feedback during a drag operation
* and not to decide whether a drop event gets emitted. It is it is still up to
* the receiver of KItemListController::itemDropEvent() to decide how to handle
* the drop event.
*/
// TODO: Should the MIME-data be passed too so that the model can do a more specific
// decision whether it accepts the drop?
virtual bool supportsDropping(int index) const;
signals:
/**
* Is emitted if one or more items have been inserted. Each item-range consists
* of:
* - an index where items have been inserted
* - the number of inserted items.
* The index of each item-range represents the index of the model
* before the items have been inserted.
*
* For the item-ranges it is assured that:
* - They don't overlap
* - The index of item-range n is smaller than the index of item-range n + 1.
*/
void itemsInserted(const KItemRangeList& itemRanges);
/**
* Is emitted if one or more items have been removed. Each item-range consists
* of:
* - an index where items have been inserted
* - the number of inserted items.
* The index of each item-range represents the index of the model
* before the items have been removed.
*
* For the item-ranges it is assured that:
* - They don't overlap
* - The index of item-range n is smaller than the index of item-range n + 1.
*/
void itemsRemoved(const KItemRangeList& itemRanges);
/**
* Is emitted if one ore more items get moved.
* @param itemRange Item-range that gets moved to a new position.
* @param movedToIndexes New positions for each element of the item-range.
*
* For example if the model has 10 items and the items 0 and 1 get exchanged
* with the items 5 and 6 then the parameters look like this:
* - itemRange: has the index 0 and a count of 7.
* - movedToIndexes: Contains the seven values 5, 6, 2, 3, 4, 0, 1
*/
void itemsMoved(const KItemRange& itemRange, const QList<int>& movedToIndexes);
void itemsChanged(const KItemRangeList& itemRanges, const QSet<QByteArray>& roles);
void groupedSortingChanged(bool current);
void sortRoleChanged(const QByteArray& current, const QByteArray& previous);
void sortOrderChanged(Qt::SortOrder current, Qt::SortOrder previous);
protected:
/**
* Is invoked if the grouped sorting has been changed by KItemModelBase::setGroupedSorting(). Allows
* to react on the changed grouped sorting before the signal groupedSortingChanged() will be emitted.
*/
virtual void onGroupedSortingChanged(bool current);
/**
* Is invoked if the sort role has been changed by KItemModelBase::setSortRole(). Allows
* to react on the changed sort role before the signal sortRoleChanged() will be emitted.
* The implementation must assure that the items are sorted by the role given by \a current.
* Usually the most efficient way is to emit a
* itemsRemoved() signal for all items, reorder the items internally and to emit a
* itemsInserted() signal afterwards.
*/
virtual void onSortRoleChanged(const QByteArray& current, const QByteArray& previous);
/**
* Is invoked if the sort order has been changed by KItemModelBase::setSortOrder(). Allows
* to react on the changed sort order before the signal sortOrderChanged() will be emitted.
* The implementation must assure that the items are sorted by the order given by \a current.
* Usually the most efficient way is to emit a
* itemsRemoved() signal for all items, reorder the items internally and to emit a
* itemsInserted() signal afterwards.
*/
virtual void onSortOrderChanged(Qt::SortOrder current, Qt::SortOrder previous);
private:
bool m_groupedSorting;
QByteArray m_sortRole;
Qt::SortOrder m_sortOrder;
};
inline Qt::SortOrder KItemModelBase::sortOrder() const
{
return m_sortOrder;
}
#endif