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/****************************************************************************
**
** Copyright (C) 2020 Uwe Kindler
** Contact: https://www.qt.io/licensing/
**
** This file is part of Qt Creator.
**
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#pragma once
#include "ads_globals.h"
namespace ADS {
class DockWidgetTab;
class DockAreaTitleBar;
class DockAreaTabBar;
class DockAreaWidget;
class DockWidget;
/**
* Factory for creation of certain GUI elements for the docking framework.
* A default unique instance provided by DockComponentsFactory is used for
* creation of all supported components. To inject your custom components,
* you can create your own derived dock components factory and register
* it via setDefaultFactory() function.
* \code
* CDockComponentsFactory::setDefaultFactory(new MyComponentsFactory()));
* \endcode
*/
class ADS_EXPORT DockComponentsFactory
{
public:
/**
* Force virtual destructor
*/
virtual ~DockComponentsFactory() {}
/**
* This default implementation just creates a dock widget tab with
* new DockWidgetTab(dockWidget).
*/
virtual DockWidgetTab *createDockWidgetTab(DockWidget *dockWidget) const;
/**
* This default implementation just creates a dock area tab bar with
* new DockAreaTabBar(dockArea).
*/
virtual DockAreaTabBar *createDockAreaTabBar(DockAreaWidget *dockArea) const;
/**
* This default implementation just creates a dock area title bar with
* new DockAreaTitleBar(dockArea).
*/
virtual DockAreaTitleBar *createDockAreaTitleBar(DockAreaWidget *dockArea) const;
/**
* Returns the default components factory
*/
static const DockComponentsFactory *factory();
/**
* Sets a new default factory for creation of GUI elements.
* This function takes ownership of the given Factory.
*/
static void setFactory(DockComponentsFactory* factory);
/**
* Resets the current factory to the
*/
static void resetDefaultFactory();
};
/**
* Convenience function to ease factory instance access
*/
inline const DockComponentsFactory *componentsFactory()
{
return DockComponentsFactory::factory();
}
} // namespace ADS
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