#include <IconMap.h>

Collaboration diagram for PieDock::IconMap:

Public Types
typedef std::vector< std::string >	Paths
Public Member Functions
virtual	~IconMap ()
virtual void	addPath (std::string p)
virtual const Paths &	getPath () const
virtual void	setFileForMissing (std::string f)
virtual const std::string &	getFileForMissing () const
virtual void	setFileForFiller (std::string f)
virtual const std::string &	getFileForFiller () const
virtual void	reset ()
virtual void	addNameAlias (std::string, std::string)
virtual void	addClassAlias (std::string, std::string)
virtual void	addTitleAlias (std::string, std::string)
virtual Icon *	getIcon (std::string, std::string, std::string)
virtual Icon *	getIconByName (std::string)
virtual Icon *	getIconByClass (std::string)
virtual Icon *	getIconByTitle (std::string)
virtual Icon *	getMissingIcon (std::string)
virtual Icon *	getFillerIcon ()
virtual Icon *	createIcon (ArgbSurface &, std::string, Icon::Type)
Protected Types
typedef std::map< std::string, std::string >	AliasToFile
typedef std::map< std::string, Icon * >	FileToIcon
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	freeIcons ()

Detailed Description

Icon map

Author:: Markus Fisch <mf@markusfisch.de>

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

IconMap::~IconMap ( ) [virtual]

Free resources

References freeIcons().

Member Function Documentation

void IconMap::addClassAlias	(	std::string	a,
		std::string	n
	)		`[virtual]`

Add class alias

Parameters:

a	- class alias
n	- icon name

Referenced by PieDock::Settings::load().

void IconMap::addNameAlias	(	std::string	a,
		std::string	n
	)		`[virtual]`

Add name alias

Parameters:

a	- alias name
n	- icon name

Referenced by PieDock::Settings::load().

void IconMap::addTitleAlias	(	std::string	a,
		std::string	n
	)		`[virtual]`

Add title alias

Parameters:

a	- title alias
n	- icon name

Referenced by PieDock::Settings::load().

Icon * IconMap::createIcon	(	ArgbSurface &	s,
		std::string	n,
		Icon::Type	t
	)		`[virtual]`

Create icon and return it

Parameters:

s	- ARGB surface for icon
n	- resource name of window
t	- icon type

Referenced by getFillerIcon(), getIconByName(), getMissingIcon(), and PieDock::Menu::update().

void IconMap::freeIcons ( ) [protected, virtual]

Free icons

Referenced by reset(), and ~IconMap().

Icon * IconMap::getFillerIcon ( ) [virtual]

Create and return a new filler icon

References createIcon().

Referenced by PieDock::Menu::update().

Icon * IconMap::getIcon	(	std::string	t,
		std::string	c,
		std::string	n
	)		`[virtual]`

Return icon for given window properties

Parameters:

t	- window title
c	- resource class
n	- resource name

References getIconByClass(), getIconByName(), and getIconByTitle().

Referenced by PieDock::Menu::update().

Icon * IconMap::getIconByClass ( std::string c ) [virtual]

Return icon for a window by class

Parameters:

c	- resource class of window

References getIconByName().

Referenced by getIcon().

Icon * IconMap::getIconByName ( std::string n ) [virtual]

Return icon for a window by name

Parameters:

n	- resource name of window

References createIcon().

Referenced by getIcon(), getIconByClass(), getIconByTitle(), PieDock::Settings::load(), and PieDock::Menu::update().

Icon * IconMap::getIconByTitle ( std::string t ) [virtual]

Return icon for a window by window title; this is by far the slowest method and probably prone to error too; use it only as a fallback ! Unfortunately, most Java applications have invalid resource names like "SWT" or the like; to identify those windows there's just one possibility: the window title

Parameters: