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Please review the following information to ** ensure the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 requirements ** will be met: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html. ** ** In addition, as a special exception, Digia gives you certain additional ** rights. These rights are described in the Digia Qt LGPL Exception ** version 1.1, included in the file LGPL_EXCEPTION.txt in this package. ** ****************************************************************************/ #include "idocument.h" #include "infobar.h" #include #include #include /*! \class Core::IDocument \brief The IDocument class describes a document that can be saved and reloaded. The most common use for implementing an IDocument subclass, is as a document for an IEditor implementation. Multiple editors can work in the same document instance, so the IDocument subclass should hold all data and functions that are independent from the specific IEditor instance, for example the content, highlighting information, the name of the corresponding file, and functions for saving and reloading the file. Each IDocument subclass works only with the corresponding IEditor subclasses that it was designed to work with. \mainclass */ /*! \fn QString Core::IDocument::filePath() const Returns the absolute path of the file that this document refers to. May be empty for non-file documents. \sa setFilePath() */ namespace Core { IDocument::IDocument(QObject *parent) : QObject(parent), m_temporary(false), m_infoBar(0), m_hasWriteWarning(false), m_restored(false) { } IDocument::~IDocument() { removeAutoSaveFile(); delete m_infoBar; } void IDocument::setId(Id id) { m_id = id; } Id IDocument::id() const { QTC_CHECK(m_id.isValid()); return m_id; } /*! Used for example by EditorManager::openEditorWithContents() to set the contents of this document. Returns if setting the contents was successful. The base implementation does nothing and returns false. */ bool IDocument::setContents(const QByteArray &contents) { Q_UNUSED(contents) return false; } IDocument::ReloadBehavior IDocument::reloadBehavior(ChangeTrigger state, ChangeType type) const { if (type == TypePermissions) return BehaviorSilent; if (type == TypeContents && state == TriggerInternal && !isModified()) return BehaviorSilent; return BehaviorAsk; } void IDocument::checkPermissions() { } bool IDocument::shouldAutoSave() const { return false; } bool IDocument::isFileReadOnly() const { if (filePath().isEmpty()) return false; return !QFileInfo(filePath()).isWritable(); } /*! Returns if the document is a temporary that should for example not be considered when saving/restoring the session state, recent files, etc. Defaults to false. \sa setTemporary() */ bool IDocument::isTemporary() const { return m_temporary; } /*! Sets if the document is \a temporary. \sa isTemporary() */ void IDocument::setTemporary(bool temporary) { m_temporary = temporary; } void IDocument::setMimeType(const QString &mimeType) { if (m_mimeType != mimeType) { m_mimeType = mimeType; emit mimeTypeChanged(); } } bool IDocument::autoSave(QString *errorString, const QString &fileName) { if (!save(errorString, fileName, true)) return false; m_autoSaveName = fileName; return true; } static const char kRestoredAutoSave[] = "RestoredAutoSave"; void IDocument::setRestoredFrom(const QString &name) { m_autoSaveName = name; m_restored = true; InfoBarEntry info(Id(kRestoredAutoSave), tr("File was restored from auto-saved copy. " "Select Save to confirm or Revert to Saved to discard changes.")); infoBar()->addInfo(info); } void IDocument::removeAutoSaveFile() { if (!m_autoSaveName.isEmpty()) { QFile::remove(m_autoSaveName); m_autoSaveName.clear(); if (m_restored) { m_restored = false; infoBar()->removeInfo(Id(kRestoredAutoSave)); } } } InfoBar *IDocument::infoBar() { if (!m_infoBar) m_infoBar = new InfoBar; return m_infoBar; } /*! Set absolute file path for this file to \a filePath. Can be empty. The default implementation sets the file name and sends filePathChanged() and changed() signals. Can be reimplemented by subclasses to do more. \sa filePath() */ void IDocument::setFilePath(const QString &filePath) { if (m_filePath == filePath) return; QString oldName = m_filePath; m_filePath = filePath; emit filePathChanged(oldName, m_filePath); emit changed(); } /*! Returns the string to display for this document, e.g. in the open document combo box and pane. \sa setDisplayName() */ QString IDocument::displayName() const { if (!m_displayName.isEmpty()) return m_displayName; return QFileInfo(m_filePath).fileName(); } /*! Sets the string that is displayed for this document, e.g. in the open document combo box and pane, to \a name. Defaults to the file name of the file path for this document. You can reset the display name to the default by passing an empty string. \sa displayName() \sa filePath() */ void IDocument::setDisplayName(const QString &name) { if (name == m_displayName) return; m_displayName = name; emit changed(); } } // namespace Core