#include <toolbarstatefactory.h>

Collaboration diagram for ToolBarStateFactory:

Public Member Functions
	ToolBarStateFactory ()

virtual	~ToolBarStateFactory ()

ToolBarState *	getState (const WorkToolBar::ToolBar_Buttons &toolbarButton, UMLScene *umlScene)

Protected Member Functions
int	getKey (const WorkToolBar::ToolBar_Buttons &toolbarButton) const

Protected Attributes
QPointer< ToolBarState >	m_states [NR_OF_TOOLBAR_STATES]

Detailed Description

The ToolBarStateFactory keeps track of all the toolbar states. For the first request, the factory creates a new state object. The next requests to this object, this factory will return the existing object.

States that inherit from the ToolBarStatePool share multiple toolbar states. Therefore the setButton function is called. Internally the shared state object determines the exact behavior by itself.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ToolBarStateFactory()

ToolBarStateFactory::ToolBarStateFactory ( )

◆ ~ToolBarStateFactory()

ToolBarStateFactory::~ToolBarStateFactory ( )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

◆ getKey()

int ToolBarStateFactory::getKey ( const WorkToolBar::ToolBar_Buttons & toolbarButton ) const

protected

◆ getState()

ToolBarState * ToolBarStateFactory::getState	(	const WorkToolBar::ToolBar_Buttons &	toolbarButton,
		UMLScene *	umlScene
	)

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Member Data Documentation

◆ m_states

QPointer<ToolBarState> ToolBarStateFactory::m_states[NR_OF_TOOLBAR_STATES]