diff --git a/Modules/Qmitk/QmitkServiceListWidget.h b/Modules/Qmitk/QmitkServiceListWidget.h index 8bba3dbe56..0c5e5d037b 100644 --- a/Modules/Qmitk/QmitkServiceListWidget.h +++ b/Modules/Qmitk/QmitkServiceListWidget.h @@ -1,239 +1,239 @@ /*=================================================================== The Medical Imaging Interaction Toolkit (MITK) Copyright (c) German Cancer Research Center, Division of Medical and Biological Informatics. All rights reserved. This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See LICENSE.txt or http://www.mitk.org for details. ===================================================================*/ #ifndef _QmitkServiceListWidget_H_INCLUDED #define _QmitkServiceListWidget_H_INCLUDED #include "QmitkExports.h" #include "ui_QmitkServiceListWidgetControls.h" #include //QT headers #include #include //Microservices #include "usServiceReference.h" #include "usModuleContext.h" #include "usServiceEvent.h" #include "usServiceInterface.h" /** * @brief This widget provides abstraction for the handling of MicroServices . Place one in your Plugin and set it to look for a certain interface. * One can also specify a filter and / or a property to use for captioning of the services. It also offers functionality to signal * ServiceEvents and to return the actual classes, so only a minimum of interaction with the MicroserviceInterface is required. * To get started, just put it in your Plugin or Widget, call the Initialize Method and optionally connect it's signals. * As QT limits templating possibilities, events only throw ServiceReferences. You can manually dereference them using TranslateServiceReference() * * @ingroup QMITK */ class QMITK_EXPORT QmitkServiceListWidget :public QWidget { //this is needed for all Qt objects that should have a MOC object (everything that derives from QObject) Q_OBJECT private: mitk::ModuleContext* m_Context; /** \brief a filter to further narrow down the list of results*/ std::string m_Filter; /** \brief The name of the ServiceInterface that this class should list */ std::string m_Interface; /** \brief The name of the ServiceProperty that will be displayed in the list to represent the service */ std::string m_NamingProperty; public: static const std::string VIEW_ID; QmitkServiceListWidget(QWidget* p = 0, Qt::WindowFlags f1 = 0); virtual ~QmitkServiceListWidget(); /** \brief This method is part of the widget an needs not to be called separately. */ virtual void CreateQtPartControl(QWidget *parent); /** \brief This method is part of the widget an needs not to be called separately. (Creation of the connections of main and control widget.)*/ virtual void CreateConnections(); /** * \brief Will return true, if a service is currently selected and false otherwise. * * Call this before requesting service references to avoid invalid ServiceReferences. */ bool GetIsServiceSelected(); /** * \brief Returns the currently selected Service as a ServiceReference. * * If no Service is selected, the result will probably be a bad pointer. call GetIsServiceSelected() * beforehand to avoid this */ mitk::ServiceReference GetSelectedServiceReference(); /** * \brief Use this function to return the currently selected service as a class directly. * * Make sure you pass the appropriate type, or else this call will fail. * Usually, you will pass the class itself, not the SmartPointer, but the function returns a pointer. Example: * \verbatim mitk::USDevice::Pointer device = GetSelectedService(); \endverbatim */ template T* GetSelectedService() { mitk::ServiceReference ref = GetServiceForListItem( this->m_Controls->m_ServiceList->currentItem() ); return ( m_Context->GetService(ref) ); } /** * \brief Initializes the Widget with essential parameters. * * The string filter is an LDAP parsable String, compare mitk::ModuleContext for examples on filtering. * Pass class T to tell the widget which class it should filter for - only services of this class will be listed. * NamingProperty is a property that will be used to caption the Items in the list. If no filter is supplied, all * matching interfaces are shown. If no namingProperty is supplied, the interfaceName will be used to caption Items in the list. * For example, this Initialization will filter for all USDevices that are set to active. The USDevice's model will be used to display it in the list: * \verbatim std::string filter = "(&(" + mitk::ServiceConstants::OBJECTCLASS() + "=" + "org.mitk.services.UltrasoundDevice)(IsActive=true))"; m_Controls.m_ActiveVideoDevices->Initialize(mitk::USImageMetadata::PROP_DEV_MODEL ,filter); * \endverbatim */ template - void Initialize(const std::string& namingProperty = static_cast< std::string >(""), std::string& filter = static_cast< std::string >("")) + void Initialize(const std::string& namingProperty = static_cast< std::string >(""),const std::string& filter = static_cast< std::string >("")) { std::string interfaceName ( us_service_interface_iid() ); m_Interface = interfaceName; InitPrivate(namingProperty, filter); } /** * \brief Translates a serviceReference to a class of the given type. * * Use this to translate the signal's parameters. To adhere to the MicroService contract, * only ServiceReferences stemming from the same widget should be used as parameters for this method. * \verbatim mitk::USDevice::Pointer device = TranslateReference(myDeviceReference); \endverbatim */ template T* TranslateReference(mitk::ServiceReference reference) { return dynamic_cast ( m_Context->GetService(reference) ); } /** *\brief This Function listens to ServiceRegistry changes and updates the list of services accordingly. * * The user of this widget does not need to call this method, it is instead used to recieve events from the module registry. */ void OnServiceEvent(const mitk::ServiceEvent event); signals: /** *\brief Emitted when a new Service matching the filter is being registered. * * Be careful if you use a filter: * If a device does not match the filter when registering, but modifies it's properties later to match the filter, * then the first signal you will see this device in will be ServiceModified. */ void ServiceRegistered(mitk::ServiceReference); /** *\brief Emitted directly before a Service matching the filter is being unregistered. */ void ServiceUnregistering(mitk::ServiceReference); /** *\brief Emitted when a Service matching the filter changes it's properties, or when a service that formerly not matched the filter * changed it's properties and now matches the filter. */ void ServiceModified(mitk::ServiceReference); /** *\brief Emitted when a Service matching the filter changes it's properties, * * and the new properties make it fall trough the filter. This effectively means that * the widget will not track the service anymore. Usually, the Service should still be useable though */ void ServiceModifiedEndMatch(mitk::ServiceReference); /** *\brief Emitted if the user selects a Service from the list. * * If no service is selected, an invalid serviceReference is returned. The user can easily check for this. * if (serviceReference) will evaluate to false, if the reference is invalid and true if valid. */ void ServiceSelectionChanged(mitk::ServiceReference); public slots: protected slots: /** \brief Called, when the selection in the list of Services changes. */ void OnServiceSelectionChanged(); protected: Ui::QmitkServiceListWidgetControls* m_Controls; ///< member holding the UI elements of this widget /** * \brief Internal structure used to link ServiceReferences to their QListWidgetItems */ struct ServiceListLink { mitk::ServiceReference service; QListWidgetItem* item; }; /** * \brief Finishes initialization after Initialize has been called. * * This function assumes that m_Interface is set correctly (Which Initialize does). */ void InitPrivate(const std::string& namingProperty, const std::string& filter); /** * \brief Contains a list of currently active services and their entires in the list. This is wiped with every ServiceRegistryEvent. */ std::vector m_ListContent; /** * \brief Constructs a ListItem from the given service, displays it, and locally stores the service. */ QListWidgetItem* AddServiceToList(mitk::ServiceReference serviceRef); /** * \brief Removes the given service from the list and cleans up. Returns true if successful, false if service was not found. */ bool RemoveServiceFromList(mitk::ServiceReference serviceRef); /** * \brief Returns the serviceReference corresponding to the given ListEntry or an invalid one if none was found (will evaluate to false in bool expressions). */ mitk::ServiceReference GetServiceForListItem(QListWidgetItem* item); /** * \brief Returns a list of ServiceReferences matching the filter criteria by querying the service registry. */ std::list GetAllRegisteredServices(); }; #endif // _QmitkServiceListWidget_H_INCLUDED