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/*=========================================================================
Program: ParaView
Module: pqDisplayColorWidget.h
Copyright (c) 2005-2008 Sandia Corporation, Kitware Inc.
All rights reserved.
ParaView is a free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the ParaView license version 1.2.
See License_v1.2.txt for the full ParaView license.
A copy of this license can be obtained by contacting
Kitware Inc.
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USA
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=========================================================================*/
#ifndef _pqDisplayColorWidget_h
#define _pqDisplayColorWidget_h
#include "pqComponentsModule.h"
#include <QPair>
#include <QPointer>
#include <QWidget>
class pqDataRepresentation;
class pqScalarsToColors;
class QComboBox;
class vtkEventQtSlotConnect;
class vtkSMViewProxy;
/// pqDisplayColorWidget is a widget that can be used to select the array to
/// with for representations (also known as displays). It comprises of two
/// combo-boxes, one for the array name, and another for component number.
/// To use, set the representation using setRepresentation(..). If the
/// representation has appropriate properties, this widget will allow users
/// to select the array name.
class PQCOMPONENTS_EXPORT pqDisplayColorWidget : public QWidget
{
Q_OBJECT
typedef QWidget Superclass;
public:
typedef QPair<int, QString> ValueType;
public:
pqDisplayColorWidget(QWidget *parent=0);
~pqDisplayColorWidget();
/// Get/Set the array name as pair (association-number, arrayname).
ValueType arraySelection() const;
QString getCurrentText() const
{
return this->arraySelection().second;
}
/// Get/Set the component number (-1 == magnitude).
int componentNumber() const;
/// Returns the view proxy corresponding to the set representation, if any.
vtkSMViewProxy* viewProxy() const;
signals:
/// fired to indicate the array-name changed.
void arraySelectionChanged();
public slots:
/// Set the representation to control the scalar coloring properties on.
void setRepresentation(pqDataRepresentation* display);
private slots:
/// fills up the Variables combo-box using the active representation's
/// ColorArrayName property's domain.
void refreshColorArrayNames();
/// renders the view associated with the active representation.
void renderActiveView();
/// refresh the components combo-box.
void refreshComponents();
/// Called whenever the representation's color transfer function is changed.
/// We need the CTF for component selection. This has the side effect of
/// updating the component number UI to select the component used by the CTF.
void updateColorTransferFunction();
/// called when the UI for component number changes. We update the component
/// selection on this->ColorTransferFunction, if present.
void componentNumberChanged();
/// called when this->Variables is changed. If we added an entry to the
/// Variables combobox for an array not in the domain, then if it's not longer
/// needed, we prune that value.
void pruneOutOfDomainEntries();
protected:
/// Update the UI to show the selected array.
void setArraySelection(const ValueType&);
/// Update the UI to show the selected component.
void setComponentNumber(int);
private:
QVariant itemData(int association, const QString& arrayName) const;
QIcon* itemIcon(int association, const QString& arrayName) const;
/// called to add an out-of-domain value to the combo-box. Such a value is
/// needed when the SM property has a value which is no longer present in the
/// domain. In such a case, we still need the UI to show that value. But as
/// soon as the UI selection changes, we prune that value so the user cannot
/// select it again. Also, such a value is marked with a "(?)" suffix.
/// Returns the index for the newly added entry.
int addOutOfDomainEntry(int association, const QString& arrayName);
private:
QIcon* CellDataIcon;
QIcon* PointDataIcon;
QIcon* FieldDataIcon;
QIcon* SolidColorIcon;
QComboBox* Variables;
QComboBox* Components;
QPointer<pqDataRepresentation> Representation;
QPointer<pqScalarsToColors> ColorTransferFunction;
// This is maintained to detect when the representation has changed.
void* CachedRepresentation;
class pqInternals;
pqInternals* Internals;
class PropertyLinksConnection;
friend class PropertyLinksConnection;
};
#endif