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diff --git a/kdgantt/KDGanttViewItem.cpp b/kdgantt/KDGanttViewItem.cpp index de80477a5..0bfc72794 100644 --- a/kdgantt/KDGanttViewItem.cpp +++ b/kdgantt/KDGanttViewItem.cpp @@ -52,20 +52,20 @@ directly. Instead, you should create items of one of the subclasses. This class provides methods common to all Gantt items. - The initialization of the tqshapes/colors of the item works as follows: + The initialization of the shapes/colors of the item works as follows: Shapes: - When a new item is created, the tqshapes are set to the default values + When a new item is created, the shapes are set to the default values for items of the type of this item, defined in the KDGanttView class with void setShapes( KDGanttViewItem::Type type, KDGanttViewItem::Shape start, KDGanttViewItem::Shape middle, KDGanttViewItem::Shape end ); If there is no default value defined for this type, - the tqshapes are set as follows: - For TaskViewItems all three tqshapes are set to Square. - For SummaryViewItems all three tqshapes are set to TriangleDown. - For EventViewItems all three tqshapes are set to Diamond. + the shapes are set as follows: + For TaskViewItems all three shapes are set to Square. + For SummaryViewItems all three shapes are set to TriangleDown. + For EventViewItems all three shapes are set to Diamond. Colors: When a new item is created, the colors are set to the default values @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ const TQColor& middle, const TQColor& end ); If there is no default value defined for this type, - the colors of the tqshapes are set to the default color for items of this type, + the colors of the shapes are set to the default color for items of this type, defined in the KDGanttView class with: void setDefaultColor( KDGanttViewItem::Type type, const TQColor& ); The initial default color in the KDGanttView class is set to @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ const TQColor& middle, const TQColor& end ); If there is no default value defined for this type, - the highlight colors of the tqshapes are set to the default color for + the highlight colors of the shapes are set to the default color for items of this type, defined in the KDGanttView class with: void setDefaultHighlightColor( KDGanttViewItem::Type type, const TQColor& ); The initial default highlight color in the KDGanttView class is set to red @@ -122,15 +122,15 @@ shown or not. In the other mode (set with setDisplaySubitemsAsGroup( true ); ), called "calendar mode", the item is displayed as follows: - If the item has no tqchildren, it is displayed as usual. - If the item is opened (i.e., its tqchildren are displayed), the + If the item has no children, it is displayed as usual. + If the item is opened (i.e., its children are displayed), the start/end time of this item is computed automatically according to - the earliest start time/latest end time of its tqchildren. The item - and its tqchildren are displayed as usual. - If the item is closed (i.e., its tqchildren are hidden in the left - list view), the item itself is hidden, and its tqchildren are displayed + the earliest start time/latest end time of its children. The item + and its children are displayed as usual. + If the item is closed (i.e., its children are hidden in the left + list view), the item itself is hidden, and its children are displayed on the timeline of this item instead. To control the painting of - overlapping tqchildren, call \a setPriority() for the childs. + overlapping children, call \a setPriority() for the childs. Blocking of user interaction to open item: If you want to block users to open items used as parents of calendar items, @@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ Example 1, Color: If you create an instance of a KDGanttView class and add a SummaryViewItem - without setting any color/tqshape values, you get an item with three tqshapes + without setting any color/shape values, you get an item with three shapes of the form TriangleDown in the color magenta. If the item is highlighted, the color will change to the highlight color red. @@ -147,12 +147,12 @@ \a KDGanttView::setCalendarMode( true ); \a KDGanttView::setDisplaySubitemsAsGroup( true ); Insert root items in the Gantt view. - Insert items as tqchildren of these root item in the Gantt view. + Insert items as children of these root item in the Gantt view. You may use any item type as parent and child; there are no limitations. It is, however, recommended to use KDGanttViewTaskItems - Actually, you may add child items to the tqchildren themselves. + Actually, you may add child items to the children themselves. Such a child behaves then like a parent. - Now set the start/end time of the tqchildren to specify a time + Now set the start/end time of the children to specify a time interval for these items. */ @@ -451,7 +451,7 @@ bool KDGanttViewItem::editable() const Useful to get a so called "calendar view" with many items in one row. When \a displaySubitemsAsGroup() is set to true, this item has a normal view, when it is expanded. If it is not expanded (and has at least one child), - the item itself is hidden, and all tqchildren are displayed instead. + the item itself is hidden, and all children are displayed instead. To manage the painting priority of the childs (if overlapping), you may set \a priority() of these items. @@ -735,7 +735,7 @@ TQString KDGanttViewItem::whatsThisText() const /*! Specifies whether this item should be shown highlighted. The user can also highlight items with the mouse. - If the item displays its subitems (tqchildren) as a group + If the item displays its subitems (children) as a group (displaySubitemsAsGroup() == true), all changes apply to all subitems as well. @@ -773,16 +773,16 @@ bool KDGanttViewItem::highlight() const /*! - Specifies the tqshapes to be used for this item. + Specifies the shapes to be used for this item. - It is advisable not to use this method, but rather set the tqshapes + It is advisable not to use this method, but rather set the shapes for all items of a type with KDGanttView::setShapes() in order to get a uniform Gantt view. - \param start the start tqshape - \param middle the middle tqshape - \param end the end tqshape - \sa tqshapes(), setColors(), colors() + \param start the start shape + \param middle the middle shape + \param end the end shape + \sa shapes(), setColors(), colors() */ void KDGanttViewItem::setShapes( Shape start, Shape middle, Shape end ) { @@ -799,20 +799,20 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::setShapes( Shape start, Shape middle, Shape end ) /*! - Creates tqshapes of the specified type \a tqshape. - The background tqshape color is set to black and the background tqshape - is slightly bit bigger than the foreground tqshape to have a black border - around the foreground tqshape. + Creates shapes of the specified type \a shape. + The background shape color is set to black and the background shape + is slightly bit bigger than the foreground shape to have a black border + around the foreground shape. - \param itemShape the foreground tqshape - \param middle itemShapeBack the background tqshape - \param tqshape the type of the tqshape + \param itemShape the foreground shape + \param middle itemShapeBack the background shape + \param shape the type of the shape (may be TriangleDown, TriangleUp, Diamond, Square, Circle) - \sa tqshapes(), setColors(), colors() + \sa shapes(), setColors(), colors() */ void KDGanttViewItem::createShape( KDCanvasPolygonItem* &itemShape, KDCanvasPolygonItem* &itemShapeBack, - Shape tqshape ) + Shape shape ) { if ( itemShape && type() == Task ) return; @@ -823,7 +823,7 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::createShape( KDCanvasPolygonItem* &itemShape, TQCanvasPolygonalItem * itemBack; int size = myItemSize+2; int hei = (myItemSize/3)/2; - switch (tqshape) { + switch (shape) { case TriangleDown: { item = new KDCanvasPolygon(myGanttView->myTimeTable, this,Type_is_KDGanttViewItem); @@ -912,8 +912,8 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::createShape( KDCanvasPolygonItem* &itemShape, break; } default: - // Uninitialized tqshape, can e.g. be the case with free-busy - // items which don't have any tqshapes + // Uninitialized shape, can e.g. be the case with free-busy + // items which don't have any shapes return; } item->setBrush(Qt::SolidPattern); @@ -927,14 +927,14 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::createShape( KDCanvasPolygonItem* &itemShape, /*! - Returns the tqshapes used for this item + Returns the shapes used for this item - \param start returns the start tqshape - \param middle returns the middle tqshape - \param end returns the end tqshape + \param start returns the start shape + \param middle returns the middle shape + \param end returns the end shape \sa setShapes(), setColors(), colors() */ -void KDGanttViewItem::tqshapes( Shape& start, Shape& middle, Shape& end ) const +void KDGanttViewItem::shapes( Shape& start, Shape& middle, Shape& end ) const { start = myStartShape; middle = myMiddleShape; @@ -943,16 +943,16 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::tqshapes( Shape& start, Shape& middle, Shape& end ) const /*! - Specifies the colors in which to draw the tqshapes of this item. + Specifies the colors in which to draw the shapes of this item. It is advisable not to use this method, but rather set the colors for all items of a type with KDGanttView::setColors() in order to get a uniform Gantt view. - \param start the color for the start tqshape - \param middle the color for the middle tqshape - \param end the color for the end tqshape - \sa colors(), setShapes(), tqshapes(), setDefaultColor(), defaultColor() + \param start the color for the start shape + \param middle the color for the middle shape + \param end the color for the end shape + \sa colors(), setShapes(), shapes(), setDefaultColor(), defaultColor() */ void KDGanttViewItem::setColors( const TQColor& start, const TQColor& middle, const TQColor& end ) @@ -980,7 +980,7 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::setColors( const TQColor& start, const TQColor& middle, \param start returns the start color \param middle returns the middle color \param end returns the end color - \sa setColors(), setShapes(), tqshapes(), setDefaultColor(), defaultColor() + \sa setColors(), setShapes(), shapes(), setDefaultColor(), defaultColor() */ void KDGanttViewItem::colors( TQColor& start, TQColor& middle, TQColor& end ) const { @@ -992,21 +992,21 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::colors( TQColor& start, TQColor& middle, TQColor& end ) co /*! - Specifies the highlight colors in which to draw the tqshapes of this item. + Specifies the highlight colors in which to draw the shapes of this item. It is advisable not to use this method, but rather set the highlight colors for all items of a type with KDGanttView::setHighlightColors() in order to get a uniform Gantt view. - If the item displays its subitems (tqchildren) as a group, + If the item displays its subitems (children) as a group, (displaySubitemsAsGroup() == true) all changes apply to all subitems as well. - \param start the highlight color for the start tqshape - \param middle the highlight color for the middle tqshape - \param end the highlight color for the end tqshape - \sa highlightColors(), setShapes(), tqshapes() + \param start the highlight color for the start shape + \param middle the highlight color for the middle shape + \param end the highlight color for the end shape + \sa highlightColors(), setShapes(), shapes() */ void KDGanttViewItem::setHighlightColors( const TQColor& start, const TQColor& middle, const TQColor& end ) { @@ -1032,7 +1032,7 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::setHighlightColors( const TQColor& start, const TQColor& m \param start returns the start highlight color \param middle returns the middle highlight color \param end returns the end highlight color - \sa setHighlightColors(), setShapes(), tqshapes() + \sa setHighlightColors(), setShapes(), shapes() */ void KDGanttViewItem::highlightColors( TQColor& start, TQColor& middle, TQColor& end ) const { @@ -1048,7 +1048,7 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::highlightColors( TQColor& start, TQColor& middle, TQColor& It is advisable not to use this method, but rather set the text color for all items with KDGanttView::setTextColor() in order to get a uniform Gantt view. - If the item displays its subitems (tqchildren) as a group, + If the item displays its subitems (children) as a group, (displaySubitemsAsGroup() == true) all changes apply to all subitems as well. \param color the text color @@ -1086,7 +1086,7 @@ TQColor KDGanttViewItem::textColor() const /*! \enum KDGanttViewItem::Shape - This enum is used in order to specify the tqshapes of a Gantt chart + This enum is used in order to specify the shapes of a Gantt chart item. */ @@ -1140,7 +1140,7 @@ const TQPixmap* KDGanttViewItem::pixmap( int column ) const for all items of a type with KDGanttView::setDefaultColor() in order to get a uniform Gantt view. - If the item displays its subitems (tqchildren) as a group, + If the item displays its subitems (children) as a group, (displaySubitemsAsGroup() == true) all changes apply to all subitems as well. @@ -1187,7 +1187,7 @@ TQColor KDGanttViewItem::defaultColor() const for all items of a type with KDGanttView::setDefaultHighlightColor() in order to get a uniform Gantt view. - If the item displays its subitems (tqchildren) as a group, + If the item displays its subitems (children) as a group, (displaySubitemsAsGroup() == true) all changes apply to all subitems as well. @@ -1226,7 +1226,7 @@ TQColor KDGanttViewItem::defaultHighlightColor() const /*! Returns the first child of this item. - \return the first child of this item, 0 if this item has no tqchildren + \return the first child of this item, 0 if this item has no children */ KDGanttViewItem* KDGanttViewItem::firstChild() const { @@ -1469,10 +1469,10 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::initColorAndShapes(Type t) setDefaultColor( myGanttView->defaultColor(myType)); // set default highlight color setDefaultHighlightColor(myGanttView->defaultHighlightColor(myType)); - // set tqshapes - if (!( tqshapeDefined = (myGanttView->tqshapes(myType,myStartShape,myMiddleShape,myEndShape)))) { + // set shapes + if (!( shapeDefined = (myGanttView->shapes(myType,myStartShape,myMiddleShape,myEndShape)))) { - //qDebug("KDGantt::KDGanttViewItem created with not user defined tqshapes"); + //qDebug("KDGantt::KDGanttViewItem created with not user defined shapes"); }; setShapes(myStartShape,myMiddleShape,myEndShape); @@ -1486,12 +1486,12 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::initColorAndShapes(Type t) floatStartShape = (KDCanvasPolygonItem*)new KDCanvasRectangle(myGanttView->myTimeTable,this,Type_is_KDGanttViewItem); floatEndShape = (KDCanvasPolygonItem*)new KDCanvasRectangle(myGanttView->myTimeTable,this,Type_is_KDGanttViewItem); - // set color of tqshapes + // set color of shapes if (!( colorDefined = (myGanttView->colors(myType,myStartColor,myMiddleColor,myEndColor)))) { }; setColors(defaultColor(),defaultColor(), defaultColor()); - // set highlight color of tqshapes + // set highlight color of shapes if (!( colorHLDefined = (myGanttView->highlightColors(myType,myStartColorHL,myMiddleColorHL,myEndColorHL)))) { }; @@ -1508,9 +1508,9 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::initColorAndShapes(Type t) } -TQString KDGanttViewItem::tqshapeToString( Shape tqshape ) +TQString KDGanttViewItem::shapeToString( Shape shape ) { - switch( tqshape ) { + switch( shape ) { case TriangleDown: return "TriangleDown"; case TriangleUp: @@ -1571,13 +1571,13 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::createNode( TQDomDocument& doc, KDGanttXML::createBoolNode( doc, itemElement, "Open", isOpen() ); KDGanttXML::createBoolNode( doc, itemElement, "Highlight", highlight() ); Shape startShape, middleShape, endShape; - tqshapes( startShape, middleShape, endShape ); + shapes( startShape, middleShape, endShape ); KDGanttXML::createStringNode( doc, itemElement, "StartShape", - tqshapeToString( startShape ) ); + shapeToString( startShape ) ); KDGanttXML::createStringNode( doc, itemElement, "MiddleShape", - tqshapeToString( middleShape ) ); + shapeToString( middleShape ) ); KDGanttXML::createStringNode( doc, itemElement, "EndShape", - tqshapeToString( endShape ) ); + shapeToString( endShape ) ); KDGanttXML::createColorNode( doc, itemElement, "DefaultColor", defaultColor() ); TQColor startColor, middleColor, endColor; colors( startColor, middleColor, endColor ); @@ -1944,9 +1944,9 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::showSubitemTree( int CoordY ) /*! - Returns the start time of the tqchildren of this item. + Returns the start time of the children of this item. - \return the start time of the tqchildren of this item + \return the start time of the children of this item */ TQDateTime KDGanttViewItem::myChildStartTime() { @@ -1978,9 +1978,9 @@ TQDateTime KDGanttViewItem::myChildStartTime() /*! - Returns the end time of the tqchildren of this item. + Returns the end time of the children of this item. - \return the end time of the tqchildren of this item + \return the end time of the children of this item */ TQDateTime KDGanttViewItem::myChildEndTime() { @@ -2044,7 +2044,7 @@ void KDGanttViewItem::setShowNoInformation( bool show ) /*! If the name of this item is \a name (i.e., listViewText() == name), the pointer to this item is returned. Otherwise, it looks for an - item with name \a name in the set of tqchildren and subtqchildren of + item with name \a name in the set of children and subchildren of this item. \param name the name of the item \return the pointer to the item with name \a name @@ -2365,37 +2365,37 @@ bool KDGanttViewItem::isCalendar( ) const /*! \var KDGanttViewItem::startShape - the tqshape at the beginning of the item + the shape at the beginning of the item */ /*! \var KDGanttViewItem::midShape - the tqshape in the middle of the item + the shape in the middle of the item */ /*! \var KDGanttViewItem::endShape - the tqshape at the end of the item + the shape at the end of the item */ /*! \var KDGanttViewItem::startShapeBack - the background tqshape at the beginning of the item + the background shape at the beginning of the item */ /*! \var KDGanttViewItem::midShapeBack - the background tqshape in the middle of the item + the background shape in the middle of the item */ /*! \var KDGanttViewItem::endShapeBack - the background tqshape at the end of the item + the background shape at the end of the item */ |