#include <YDialogSpy.h>

Public Member Functions
void	showProperties ()
void	hideProperties ()
bool	propertiesShown () const
Static Public Member Functions
static void	showDialogSpy (YDialog *dialog=0)
Protected Member Functions
	YDialogSpy (YDialog *dialog=0)
virtual	~YDialogSpy ()
void	exec ()
void	showProperties (YWidget *widget)

Detailed Description

An interactive dialog debugger: Show the structure and content of a dialog and its widgets.

This can be invoked by special key combinations: Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Y in the Qt UI

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

YDialogSpy::YDialogSpy ( YDialog * dialog = 0 ) [protected]

Constructor: Create a YDialogSpy for the specified dialog. 0 means "use the topmost dialog".

In most cases it is more useful to use the static showDialogSpy() method rather than create this dialog directly.

YDialogSpy::~YDialogSpy ( ) [protected, virtual]

Destructor.

void YDialogSpy::exec ( ) [protected]

Execute the event loop. This will only return when the user closes the YDialogSpy dialog.

void YDialogSpy::hideProperties ( )

Hide the "Properties" sub-window.

bool YDialogSpy::propertiesShown ( ) const

Return 'true' if the "Properties" sub-window is currently shown, 'false' if not.

void YDialogSpy::showDialogSpy ( YDialog * dialog = 0 ) [static]

Show a YDialogSpy for the specified dialog. 0 means "use the topmost dialog". This will return only when the user closes the YDialogSpy dialog.

void YDialogSpy::showProperties ( )

Show the "Properties" sub-window.

void YDialogSpy::showProperties ( YWidget * widget ) [protected]

Show the properties of the specified widget if the "Properties" sub-window is currently shown.

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