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A run configuration specifies how a * project should be run, while the runner (see below) does the actual running. * * Note that all RunControls and the project hold a shared pointer to the RunConfiguration. * That is the lifetime of the RunConfiguration might exceed the life of the project. * The user might still have a RunControl running (or output tab of that RunControl open) * and yet unloaded the project. * Also a RunConfiguration might be already removed from the list of RunConfigurations * for a project, but stil be runnable via the output tab. */ class PROJECTEXPLORER_EXPORT RunConfiguration : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: RunConfiguration(Project *project); virtual ~RunConfiguration(); Project *project() const; // The type of this RunConfiguration, e.g. "ProjectExplorer.ApplicationRunConfiguration" virtual QString type() const = 0; // Name shown to the user QString name() const; void setName(const QString &name); virtual bool isEnabled() const { return true; } // Returns the widget used to configure this run configuration. Ownership is transferred to the caller // rename to createConfigurationWidget virtual QWidget *configurationWidget() = 0; virtual void save(PersistentSettingsWriter &writer) const; virtual void restore(const PersistentSettingsReader &reader); signals: void nameChanged(); private: QPointer m_project; QString m_name; }; /* The run configuration factory is used for restoring run configurations from * settings. And used to create new runconfigurations in the "Run Settings" Dialog. * For the first case bool canRestore(const QString &type) and * QSharedPointer create(Project *project, QString type) are used. * For the second type the functions QStringList availableCreationTypes(Project *pro) and * QString displayNameForType(const QString&) are used to generate a list of creatable * RunConfigurations, and create(..) is used to create it. */ class PROJECTEXPLORER_EXPORT IRunConfigurationFactory : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: IRunConfigurationFactory(QObject *parent = 0); virtual ~IRunConfigurationFactory(); // used to recreate the runConfigurations when restoring settings virtual bool canRestore(const QString &type) const = 0; // used to show the list of possible additons to a project, returns a list of types virtual QStringList availableCreationTypes(Project *pro) const = 0; // used to translate the types to names to display to the user virtual QString displayNameForType(const QString &type) const = 0; // used to create a run configuration from scratch virtual QSharedPointer create(Project *project, const QString &type) = 0; }; class PROJECTEXPLORER_EXPORT IRunConfigurationRunner : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: IRunConfigurationRunner(QObject *parent = 0); virtual ~IRunConfigurationRunner(); virtual bool canRun(QSharedPointer runConfiguration, const QString &mode) = 0; virtual RunControl* run(QSharedPointer runConfiguration, const QString &mode) = 0; virtual QString displayName() const = 0; // Returns the widget used to configure this runner. Ownership is transferred to the caller virtual QWidget *configurationWidget(QSharedPointer runConfiguration) = 0; }; /* Each instance of this class represents one item that is run. */ class PROJECTEXPLORER_EXPORT RunControl : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: RunControl(QSharedPointer runConfiguration); virtual ~RunControl(); virtual void start() = 0; virtual void stop() = 0; virtual bool isRunning() const = 0; QSharedPointer runConfiguration(); signals: void addToOutputWindow(RunControl *, const QString &line); void addToOutputWindowInline(RunControl *, const QString &line); void error(RunControl *, const QString &error); void started(); void finished(); public slots: void bringApplicationToForeground(qint64 pid); private slots: void bringApplicationToForegroundInternal(); private: QSharedPointer m_runConfiguration; #ifdef Q_OS_MAC //these two are used to bring apps in the foreground on Mac qint64 m_internalPid; int m_foregroundCount; #endif }; } // namespace ProjectExplorer // Allow a RunConfiguration to be stored in a QVariant Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(ProjectExplorer::RunConfiguration*) #endif // RUNCONFIGURATION_H