style load utility More...
#include "ZFObjectIO.h"
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class | ZFStyleList |
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#define | ZFStyleLoadErrorCallbackForConsole() |
error callback for ZFStyleLoad | |
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ZFListener & | ZFStyleLoadErrorCallbackDefault (void) |
default error callback for ZFStyleLoad | |
void | ZFStyleLoadErrorCallbackDefault (ZFListener const &v) |
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void | ZFStyleLoadErrorHint (const ZFOutput &output, const ZFArgs &zfargs) |
util for impl to output error hint | |
zfbool | ZFStyleLoad (const ZFPathInfo &pathInfo, const ZFListener &errorCallback=(ZFStyleLoadErrorCallbackDefault())) |
util to load multiple styles from directory | |
zfbool | ZFStyleLoad (const ZFSerializableData &serializableData, const ZFListener &errorCallback=(ZFStyleLoadErrorCallbackDefault())) |
load multiple style from serializableData | |
zfbool | ZFStyleLoad (ZFStyleList *styleList, const ZFListener &errorCallback=(ZFStyleLoadErrorCallbackDefault())) |
see ZFStyleLoad | |
style load utility
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util to load multiple styles from directory
pathInfo must points to a directory that contains styles, example:
all styles are loaded by ZFObjectIOLoad, and ZFPathOfWithoutAllExt
would be used as styleKey for ZFStyleSet (~/path1/path2/mybutton.123.xml
would result path1/path2/mybutton
as styleKey), if two item with same name exists, the later one would override the first one (but which one is later, is not ensured, try to prevent that)
by default, these files or dirs would be ignored:
specially, if the loaded object is type of ZFStyleList, all of its contents would be appended to current style, instead of setting ZFStyleList itself as a style value
the errorCallback would be called when anything load failed, param0 would be the error location (ZFPathInfo or ZFSerializableData or zfstring, depends on load method), param1 would be a zfstring contains error hint
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load multiple style from serializableData
data should contains:
the ZFStyleList is a dummy holder to make the serializable data itself serializable