class QtxComboBox;
class QtxColorButton;
class QtxBiColorTool;
-class QtxShortcutTree;
class QtxBackgroundTool;
class QToolBox;
QDateTimeEdit* myDateTime;
};
-
-class SUIT_ShortcutContainer;
-
-
-class QTX_EXPORT QtxPagePrefShortcutTreeItem : public QtxPagePrefItem
-{
-public:
- QtxPagePrefShortcutTreeItem(QtxPreferenceItem* theParent);
- virtual ~QtxPagePrefShortcutTreeItem() = default;
-
- virtual void retrieve();
- virtual void retrieveDefault();
- virtual void store();
-
-private:
- QtxShortcutTree* myShortcutTree;
-
- // { root item (preference window), shortcut container of synchronized trees (widgets within the same window) }
- static std::map<QtxPreferenceItem*, std::weak_ptr<SUIT_ShortcutContainer>> shortcutContainers;
- /** Why is this?
- * Every QtxPagePrefMgr is eventually a preference window. Each preference window has button "Apply".
- * When the button is pressed, all descendants of the QtxPagePrefMgr store changes they carry into preferences.
- * The pitfall with shortcut trees is as follows: made in independent shortcut trees, changes may conflict,
- * and merge of such changes is ambiguous. And the solution is to keep shortcut trees within the same window
- * synchronized - all changes being made in a tree of a synchronized bundle are projected to other trees from the bundle
- * without interacting with SUIT_ShortcutMgr.
- *
- * Every time shortcut preferences stored to the ShortcutMgr, all instances of QtxShortcutTree are updated.
- */
-};
-
class QTX_EXPORT QtxPagePrefBackgroundItem : public QObject, public QtxPageNamedPrefItem
{
Q_OBJECT
