The Q3TableSelection class provides access to a selected area in a Q3Table. More...
#include <Q3TableSelection>This class is part of the Qt 3 support library. It is provided to keep old source code working. We strongly advise against using it in new code. See Porting to Qt 4 for more information.
| Q3TableSelection () | |
| Q3TableSelection ( int start_row, int start_col, int end_row, int end_col ) | |
| int | anchorCol () const |
| int | anchorRow () const |
| int | bottomRow () const |
| void | expandTo ( int row, int col ) |
| void | init ( int row, int col ) |
| bool | isActive () const |
| bool | isEmpty () const |
| int | leftCol () const |
| int | numCols () const |
| int | numRows () const |
| int | rightCol () const |
| int | topRow () const |
| bool | operator!= ( const Q3TableSelection & s ) const |
| bool | operator== ( const Q3TableSelection & s ) const |
The Q3TableSelection class provides access to a selected area in a Q3Table.
The selection is a rectangular set of cells in a Q3Table. One of the rectangle's cells is called the anchor cell; this is the cell that was selected first. The init() function sets the anchor and the selection rectangle to exactly this cell; the expandTo() function expands the selection rectangle to include additional cells.
There are various access functions to find out about the area: anchorRow() and anchorCol() return the anchor's position; leftCol(), rightCol(), topRow() and bottomRow() return the rectangle's four edges. All four are part of the selection.
A newly created Q3TableSelection is inactive -- isActive() returns false. You must use init() and expandTo() to activate it.
Q3Table::selectCells() Q3Table::selectRow() Q3Table::selectColumn()
See also Q3Table, Q3Table::addSelection(), and Q3Table::selection().
Creates an inactive selection. Use init() and expandTo() to activate it.
Creates an active selection, starting at start_row and start_col, ending at end_row and end_col.
Returns the anchor column of the selection.
See also anchorRow() and expandTo().
Returns the anchor row of the selection.
See also anchorCol() and expandTo().
Returns the bottom row of the selection.
See also topRow(), leftCol(), and rightCol().
Expands the selection to include cell row, col. The new selection rectangle is the bounding rectangle of row, col and the previous selection rectangle. After calling this function the selection is active.
If you haven't called init(), this function does nothing.
See also init() and isActive().
Sets the selection anchor to cell row, col and the selection to only contain this cell. The selection is not active until expandTo() is called.
To extend the selection to include additional cells, call expandTo().
See also isActive().
Returns whether the selection is active or not. A selection is active after init() and expandTo() have been called.
Returns whether the selection is empty or not.
See also numRows() and numCols().
Returns the left column of the selection.
See also topRow(), bottomRow(), and rightCol().
Returns the number of columns in the selection.
See also numRows().
Returns the number of rows in the selection.
See also numCols().
Returns the right column of the selection.
See also topRow(), bottomRow(), and leftCol().
Returns the top row of the selection.
See also bottomRow(), leftCol(), and rightCol().
Returns true if s does not include the same cells as the selection; otherwise returns false.
Returns true if s includes the same cells as the selection; otherwise returns false.