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os::DirectoryView Class Reference

Directory view suitable for file-requesters and other file browsers. More...

#include <directoryview.h>

Inheritance diagram for os::DirectoryView::

List of all members.

Public Methods
	DirectoryView (const Rect &cFrame, const std::string &cPath, uint32 nModeFlags=F_MULTI_SELECT|F_RENDER_BORDER, uint32 nResizeMask=CF_FOLLOW_LEFT|CF_FOLLOW_TOP, uint32 nViewFlags=WID_WILL_DRAW|WID_FULL_UPDATE_ON_RESIZE)
	~DirectoryView ()
void	ReRead ()
void	SetPath (const std::string &cPath)
std::string	GetPath () const
FileRow *	GetFile (int nRow) const
void	SetDirChangeMsg (Message *pcMsg)
virtual void	DirChanged (const std::string &cNewPath)
virtual void	Invoked (int nFirstRow, int nLastRow)
virtual bool	DragSelection (const Point &cPos)
virtual void	HandleMessage (Message *pcMessage)
	Handle a message targeted at this handler. More...
virtual void	AttachedToWindow ()
virtual void	DetachedFromWindow ()
virtual void	MouseUp (const Point &cPosition, uint32 nButtons, Message *pcData)
	Hook called by the system when a mouse button is release. More...
virtual void	MouseMove (const Point &cNewPos, int nCode, uint32 nButtons, Message *pcData)
	Hook called by the system when the mouse is moved. More...
virtual void	KeyDown (const char *pzString, const char *pzRawString, uint32 nQualifiers)
	Hook called by the system when a key is pressed while the view has focus. More...

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Detailed Description

Description:

See also:

os::FileRequester

Author:

Kurt Skauen (kurt@atheos.cx)

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

DirectoryView::DirectoryView (  const Rect & cFrame, const std::string & cPath, uint32 nModeFlags = F_MULTI_SELECT | F_RENDER_BORDER, uint32 nResizeMask = CF_FOLLOW_LEFT | CF_FOLLOW_TOP, uint32 nViewFlags = WID_WILL_DRAW | WID_FULL_UPDATE_ON_RESIZE )

DirectoryView::~DirectoryView (  )

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Member Function Documentation

void DirectoryView::AttachedToWindow (  void )  [virtual]

Reimplemented from os::Control.

void DirectoryView::DetachedFromWindow (  void )  [virtual]

Reimplemented from os::View.

void DirectoryView::DirChanged (  const std::string & cNewPath )  [virtual]

bool DirectoryView::DragSelection (  const Point & cPos )  [virtual]

Reimplemented from os::ListView.

FileRow* os::DirectoryView::GetFile (  int nRow )  const [inline]

std::string DirectoryView::GetPath (  )  const

void DirectoryView::HandleMessage (  Message * pcMessage )  [virtual]

Description: Overload this member to dispatch messages sendt to this handler. When a looper receives a message for one of it's handlers it will call the taget handlers HandleMessage() to allow the handler to dispatch the message. The message passed in pcMessage is also available through os::Looper::GetCurrentMessage() and os::Looper::DetachCurrentMessage() until this member returns. This is normally not very usefull for HandleMessage() itself but it can be convinient for other members called from HandleMessage() in case they need data from the message that was not passed on from HandleMessage(). The looper will be locked when this member is called. The default implementation of this member will pass the message on to the next handler if one was set with SetNextHandler(). Note: Never do any lenthy operations in any hook members that are called from the looper thread if the looper is involved with the GUI (for example if the looper is a os::Window). The looper will not be able to dispatch messages until the hook returns so spending a long time in this members will make the GUI feel unresponsive. Parameters: pcMessage   The message that should be handled. This message will be deleted by the looper when HandleMessage() returns unless you detach it with os::Looper::DetachCurrentMessage(), See also: os::Looper::DispatchMessage(), os::Looper::DetachCurrentMessage() Author: Kurt Skauen (kurt@atheos.cx) Reimplemented from os::Handler.

void DirectoryView::Invoked (  int nFirstRow, int nLastRow )  [virtual]

Reimplemented from os::ListView.

void DirectoryView::KeyDown (  const char * pzString, const char * pzRawString, uint32 nQualifiers )  [virtual]

Description: Overload this member if your view need to handle keyboard input. This member is called to allow the view to handle M_KEY_DOWN messages. The most common members are exctracted from the message and passed as parameters but you might need to obtain the raw message with os::Looper::GetCurrentMessage() and find some members yourself if you the data you needed are not passed in. For example if you need the raw key-code for the pressed key you will have to lookup the "_raw_key" member from the message. Parameters: pzString   String containing a single UTF-8 encoded character. This is the character generated by the pressed key according to the current keymap accounting for any qualifiers that might be pressed. pzRawString   Same as pzString except that the key is converted without accounting for qualifiers. Ie. if 'A' is pressed while pressing <SHIFT> pzString will contain 'A' and pzRawString will contain 'a'. nQualifiers   Bitmask describing which qualifiers that was active when the key was pressed. See also: KeyUp(), os::Looper::GetCurrentMessage() Author: Kurt Skauen (kurt@atheos.cx) Reimplemented from os::ListView.

void DirectoryView::MouseMove (  const Point & cNewPos, int nCode, uint32 nButtons, Message * pcData )  [virtual]

Description: This member is called from the window thread whenever the mouse is moved above the view or if the view have focus. Oveload this member if your view need to handle mouse-move events. The default implementation of this member will call MouseMove() on it's parent view if one exists. Parameters: cNewPos   New mouse position given in the views coordinate system. nCode   Enter/exit code. This is MOUSE_ENTERED when the mouse first enter the view, MOUSE_EXITED when the mouse leaves the view, MOUSE_INSIDE whenever the mouse move withing the boundary of the view and MOUSE_OUTSIDE when the mouse move outside the view (will only happen if the view have focus). nButtons   Bitmask telling which buttons that are currently pressed. Bit 0 is button 1 (left), bit 1 is button 2 (right), and bit 2 is button 3 (middle), and so on. pcData   Pointer to a Message object containing the dragged data if the user is in the middle of a drag and drop operation. Otherwise this pointer is NULL. Look at BeginDrag() for a more detailed description of the drag and drop system. See also: MouseDown(), MouseUp(), WheelMoved(), BeginDrag() Author: Kurt Skauen (kurt@atheos.cx) Reimplemented from os::View.

void DirectoryView::MouseUp (  const Point & cPosition, uint32 nButtons, Message * pcData )  [virtual]

Description: This member is called from the window thread whenever a mouse button is released above the view. You can overload this member if your view need to know about mouse-up events or if your view support drag and drop. If mouse-up was the result of ending a drag and drop operation the pcData member will point to a Message containing the dragged data. Look at BeginDrag() for a more detailed description of the drag and drop system. The default implementation of this member will call MouseDown() on it's parent view if one exists. Parameters: cPosition   Mouse position in the views coordinate system at the time the mouse was pressed. nButtons   Index of the pressed button. Buttons start at 1 for the left button, 2 for the right button, 3 for the middle button. Additional buttons might be supported by the mouse driver and will then be assigned numbers from 4 and up. pcData   Pointer to a Message object containing the dragged data if this mouse-up was the end of a drag and drop operation. If no data was dragged it will be NULL. See also: MouseDown(), MouseMove(), WheelMoved() Author: Kurt Skauen (kurt@atheos.cx) Reimplemented from os::View.

void DirectoryView::ReRead (  )

void DirectoryView::SetDirChangeMsg (  Message * pcMsg )

void DirectoryView::SetPath (  const std::string & cPath )

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