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/****************************************************************************
**
** Copyright (C) 2014 Digia Plc and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
** Copyright (c) 2014 Falko Arps
** Copyright (c) 2014 Sven Klein
** Copyright (c) 2014 Giuliano Schneider
** Contact: http://www.qt-project.org/legal
**
** This file is part of Qt Creator.
**
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#include "inavigationwidgetfactory.h"
#include <QKeySequence>
/*!
\class Core::INavigationWidgetFactory
\mainclass
\inmodule Qt Creator
\brief The INavigationWidgetFactory class provides new instances of navigation widgets.
A navigation widget factory is necessary because there can be more than one navigation widget of
the same type at a time. Each navigation widget is wrapped in a \l{Core::NavigationView} for
delivery.
*/
/*!
\class Core::NavigationView
\inmodule Qt Creator
\brief The NavigationView class is a C struct for wrapping a widget and a list of tool buttons.
Wrapping the widget that is shown in the content area of the navigation widget and a list of
tool buttons that is shown in the header above it.
*/
/*!
\fn INavigationWidgetFactory::INavigationWidgetFactory()
Constructs a navigation widget factory.
*/
/*!
\fn QString INavigationWidgetFactory::displayName() const
Returns the display name of the navigation widget, which is shown in the dropdown menu above the
navigation widget.
*/
/*!
\fn int INavigationWidgetFactory::priority() const
Determines the position of the navigation widget in the dropdown menu.
0 to 1000 from top to bottom
*/
/*!
\fn Id INavigationWidgetFactory::id() const
Returns a unique identifier for referencing the navigation widget factory.
*/
/*!
\fn NavigationView INavigationWidgetFactory::createWidget()
Returns a \l{Core::NavigationView} containing the widget and the buttons. The ownership is given
to the caller.
*/
using namespace Core;
/*!
Returns the keyboard shortcut to activate an instance of a navigation widget.
*/
QKeySequence INavigationWidgetFactory::activationSequence() const
{
return QKeySequence();
}
/*!
Stores the settings for the \a widget at \a position that was created by this factory
(the \a position identifies a specific navigation widget).
\sa INavigationWidgetFactory::restoreSettings()
*/
void INavigationWidgetFactory::saveSettings(int /* position */, QWidget * /* widget */)
{
}
/*!
Reads and restores the settings for the \a widget at \a position that was created by this
factory (the \a position identifies a specific navigation widget).
\sa INavigationWidgetFactory::saveSettings()
*/
void INavigationWidgetFactory::restoreSettings(int /* position */, QWidget * /* widget */)
{
}
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