A ProcessorEditorBody is an interface class that can be used to create a custom body for a certain processor. More...

Inheritance diagram for ProcessorEditorBody:

Public Member Functions
virtual int	getBodyHeight () const =0
	Overwrite this and return the height of the body. More...

void	refreshBodySize ()
	Call this whenever you want to resize the editor from eg. More...

virtual void	updateGui ()=0
	Overwrite this and update all gui elements. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from ProcessorEditorChildComponent
Processor *	getProcessor ()
	Returns a pointer to the processor. More...

const Processor *	getProcessor () const
	Returns a const pointer to the processor. More...

	ProcessorEditorChildComponent (ProcessorEditor *editor)
	Creates a new child component. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from ProcessorEditorChildComponent
const ProcessorEditor *	getEditor () const
	Returns a const pointer to the editor if the component is initialized. More...

ProcessorEditor *	getEditor ()
	Returns a pointer to the editor. More...

Static Protected Member Functions inherited from ProcessorEditorChildComponent
static bool	toggleButton (Button *b)
	Small helper function, that toggles a button and returns the new toggle value. More...

Detailed Description

A ProcessorEditorBody is an interface class that can be used to create a custom body for a certain processor.

If a ProcessorEditor wants to use a body, it must pass a subclass object of this in its constructor.

Member Function Documentation

virtual int getBodyHeight ( ) const

pure virtual

Overwrite this and return the height of the body.

This value can change, but whenever you change it, call refreshBodySize() to let the editor know.

void refreshBodySize ( )

inline

Call this whenever you want to resize the editor from eg.

a button press.

It checks if the Body should be displayed.

virtual void updateGui ( )

pure virtual

Overwrite this and update all gui elements.

This is called asynchronously whenever the processor's setOutputValue() or setAttribute() are called.