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| void | (*GwyDialogPreviewFunc) () |
| GtkWidget * | gwy_dialog_new () |
| void | gwy_dialog_add_stock_buttons () |
| void | gwy_dialog_add_content () |
| void | gwy_dialog_set_preview_func () |
| void | gwy_dialog_set_instant_updates_param () |
| GwyDialogOutcome | gwy_dialog_run () |
| void | gwy_dialog_invalidate () |
| void | gwy_dialog_have_result () |
| gboolean | gwy_dialog_update_requested () |
GObject
╰── GInitiallyUnowned
╰── GtkWidget
╰── GtkContainer
╰── GtkBin
╰── GtkWindow
╰── GtkDialog
╰── GwyDialog
GwyDialog is a GtkDialog suitable for most data processing modules (including volume data, graph, etc.).
It offers simplified construction functions gwy_dialog_new(), gwy_dialog_add_stock_buttons() and
gwy_dialog_add_content().
The main feature is integration with GwyParamTable. Parameter tables are registered using
gwy_dialog_add_param_table(). The dialog can then perform some simple tasks itself. For instance with
gwy_dialog_set_instant_updates_param() the sensitivity of an Update button is handled automatically together with
a part of the preview redrawing logic if you set up a preview function with gwy_dialog_set_preview_func().
GwyDialog also handles the state change logic typical for Gwyddion data processing modules. The function
gwy_dialog_run() only exits when the dialog finishes with some kind of conclusion what to do next, see
GwyDialogOutcome. Other response can either be handled completely automatically, for instance GWY_RESPONSE_RESET
and GWY_RESPONSE_UPDATE, or in cooperation with the module which connects to the GtkDialog::response signal.
If you need to prepare the parameter tables before the automatic reset, connect to the signal normally and it will
be run before the GwyDialog handler. If you need to touch up the tables afterwards connect your handler with
G_CONNECT_AFTER.
void
(*GwyDialogPreviewFunc) (gpointer user_data);
Protoype of GwyDialog preview functions.
GtkWidget *
gwy_dialog_new (const gchar *title);
Creates a new data processing module dialog window.
The dialog is modal by default.
void gwy_dialog_add_stock_buttons (GwyDialog *dialog,GwyStockItem item,...);
Adds stock buttons to data processing module dialog window.
Several items are handled by the dialog itself, although you can still respond to them in your own handler (which is most useful custom resetting actions).
GWY_STOCK_OK creates an OK button which finishes the dialog with result GWY_DIALOG_PROCEED or
GWY_DIALOG_HAVE_RESULT, depending on whether the result has been calculated. If an OK button is present, it
becomes the default dialog response.
GWY_STOCK_CANCEL creates a Cancel button and GWY_STOCK_CLOSE a Close button. Either finishes the dialog with
result GWY_DIALOG_CANCEL. The Close button should be used when no further action exist that could be executed and
there would be no meaningful difference between OK and Cancel. In such case, it should be the only final-response
button. If a Close button is present (and no OK), it becomes the default dialog response.
GWY_STOCK_UPDATE creates an Update button. It runs the preview function if updates are manual or instant updates
are disabled.
GWY_STOCK_RESET creates a Reset button. It resets all the parameter tables in the dialog.
void gwy_dialog_add_content (GwyDialog *dialog,GtkWidget *child,gboolean expand,gboolean fill,gint padding);
Adds a widget to the data processing module dialog window content area.
By tradition, the dialog content is in a vertical GtkBox. Parameters expand
, fill
and padding
have the same
meaning as in gtk_box_pack_start().
dialog |
A data processing module dialog window. |
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child |
Child widget to add. |
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expand |
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fill |
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padding |
Extra space to put between |
void gwy_dialog_set_preview_func (GwyDialog *dialog,GwyPreviewType prevtype,GwyDialogPreviewFunc preview,gpointer user_data,GDestroyNotify destroy);
Sets the preview function for a data processing module dialog.
The preview function is called automatically when the dialog receives GWY_RESPONSE_UPDATE response and/or after
gwy_dialog_invalidate(). Use gwy_dialog_set_instant_updates_param() if you have a parameter controlling instant
updates.
dialog |
A data processing module dialog window. |
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prevtype |
Preview style to use. |
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preview |
Function which performs the preview (or |
[scope notified][closure user_data][destroy destroy] |
user_data |
User data to pass to |
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destroy |
Function to call to free |
void gwy_dialog_set_instant_updates_param (GwyDialog *dialog,gint id);
Sets the id of instant updates parameter for a data processing module dialog window.
The parameter must be a boolean. When it is TRUE previews are immediate and the dialog button corresponding to
GWY_RESPONSE_UPDATE is insensitive. When it is FALSE previews are manual, on pressing the dialog button which
is now sensitive.
Setting the instant updates parameter makes the sensitivity of update dialog button automatic. If you need more control over it do not use this function.
GwyDialogOutcome
gwy_dialog_run (GwyDialog *dialog);
Runs a data processing module dialog window.
This function does not return until the dialog finishes with a final outcome. The final outcome is usually either
cancellation or an OK response, as indicated by the return value. Other response types – preview, parameter reset
or help – are generally handled inside and do not cause this function to return. Furthermore, the dialog is always
destroyed when the function returns. These are the main differences from gtk_dialog_run().
void
gwy_dialog_invalidate (GwyDialog *dialog);
Notifies a data processing module that dialog preview is no longer valid.
This function should be called from “param-changed” when a parameter influencing the result has changed. This means most parameter changes. Some parameter do not require invalidation, for instance target graphs or mask colours.
The function can have multiple effects. In all cases it resets the outcome state back to having no results
(nullifying any previous gwy_dialog_have_result()). Furthermore, if the preview style is GWY_PREVIEW_IMMEDIATE
and instant updates are enabled it queues up a preview recomputation. The preview is added as an idle source to
the GTK+ main loop. Therefore, the computation is rerun after a short delay and gwy_dialog_invalidate() can be
safely called multiple times in succession without triggering multiple recomputations.
void
gwy_dialog_have_result (GwyDialog *dialog);
Notifies a data processing module dialog preview that results are available.
Modules may not have any other means of preview than the full computation of the final result. It is then useful to keep track whether it has been already computed to prevent unnecessary work.
Calling this function makes gwy_dialog_run() return GWY_DIALOG_HAVE_RESULT instead of the usual OK response
GWY_DIALOG_PROCEED. This indicates the result do not need to be recalculated (presumably you stored them in
a safe place). The state is reset back to no results by gwy_dialog_invalidate().
gboolean
gwy_dialog_update_requested (GwyDialog *dialog);
Reports whether preview was explicitly requested by the user.
If the dialog has both immediate (partial) previews and an Update button to run a slower computation, the preview
function usually needs to distinguish between invocations from invalidation and pressing Update button. It can be
done using this function. If the preview is invoked by user pressing button with GWY_RESPONSE_UPDATE response id
then it returns TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
Type of conclusion from a data processing module dialog.
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The dialog was cancelled or destroyed. The module should save changed parameters but no data should be modified. This response is also returned for Close buttons used when there is no action to execute. |
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The computation should proceed. Normally this means the user pressed the OK button. If the
results are already available |
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The computation has already been done. This response is used when
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Style of preview in a data processing dialog.
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There is no preview. This is the default if you do not set any preview function. It does not make much sense to use it when setting up a preview function. |
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Preview occurs immediately, either unconditionally or controlled by an instant updates checkbox. Dialog invalidation queues a preview if instant updates are not disabled. |
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Preview is only upon request, usually by pressing a button with response
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struct GwyDialog;
Object representing a set of parameter definitions.
The GwyDialog struct contains no public fields.