YQMultiSelectionBoxItem Class Reference

#include <YQMultiSelectionBox.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	YQMultiSelectionBoxItem (YQMultiSelectionBox *parent, QListView *listView, const QString &text)
virtual	~YQMultiSelectionBoxItem ()
Protected Member Functions
void	stateChange (bool newState)
virtual QString	key (int column, bool ascending) const
Protected Attributes
int	_serial
YQMultiSelectionBox *	_multiSelectionBox
Static Protected Attributes
static int	_item_count = 0

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::YQMultiSelectionBoxItem (  YQMultiSelectionBox *  parent, QListView *  listView, const QString &  text )

Constructor.

virtual YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::~YQMultiSelectionBoxItem (   )  [inline, virtual]

Destructor.

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Member Function Documentation

QString YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::key (  int  column, bool  ascending )  const [protected, virtual]

Returns the sort key for any column. Reimplemented from QListViewItem. This method is the true reason for this class - a pure QListViewItem is too dumb to retain insertion order even if sorting is explicitly disabled: It gets sorted in reverse insertion order. :-(

void YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::stateChange (  bool  newState  )  [protected]

Called when the on/off state changes. Triggers a 'valueChanged' event in the associated YQMultiSelectionBox. Reimplemented from QChecklistItem.

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Member Data Documentation

int YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::_item_count = 0 [static, protected]

The next serial number to use

YQMultiSelectionBox* YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::_multiSelectionBox [protected]

int YQMultiSelectionBoxItem::_serial [protected]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• YQMultiSelectionBox.h
• YQMultiSelectionBox.cc

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