Module: Qt::Internal

Defined in:

lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb,
lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: ModuleIndex

Constant Summary

AccessPrivate =

From the enum MethodFlags in qt-copy/src/tools/moc/generator.cpp

0x00

AccessProtected =

0x01

AccessPublic =

0x02

MethodMethod =

0x00

MethodSignal =

0x04

MethodSlot =

0x08

MethodCompatibility =

0x10

MethodCloned =

0x20

MethodScriptable =

0x40

@@classes =

{}

@@cpp_names =

{}

@@idclass =

[]

@@normalize_procs =

[]

Class Method Summary

• .add_normalize_proc(func) ⇒ Object
• .checkarg(argtype, typename) ⇒ Object
• .classes ⇒ Object
• .connect(src, signal, target, block) ⇒ Object

  Handles calls of the form: connect(myobj, SIGNAL(‘mysig(int)’), mytarget) {|arg(s)| …} connect(myobj, SIGNAL(‘mysig(int)’)) {|arg(s)| …} connect(myobj, SIGNAL(:mysig), mytarget) { …} connect(myobj, SIGNAL(:mysig)) { …}.

• .cpp_names ⇒ Object
• .create_qenum(num, enum_type) ⇒ Object
• .debug_level ⇒ Object
• .do_method_missing(package, method, klass, this, *args) ⇒ Object

  Looks up and executes a Qt method.

• .find_class(classname) ⇒ Object
• .get_qboolean(b) ⇒ Object
• .get_qenum_type(e) ⇒ Object
• .get_qinteger(num) ⇒ Object
• .getAllParents(class_id, res) ⇒ Object
• .getMetaObject(klass, qobject) ⇒ Object
• .idclass ⇒ Object
• .init_all_classes ⇒ Object
• .init_class(c) ⇒ Object
• .makeMetaData(classname, classinfos, dbus, signals, slots) ⇒ Object
• .method_connect(src, signal, target, method) ⇒ Object

  Handles calls of the form: connect(:mysig, mytarget, :mymethod)) connect(SIGNAL(‘mysignal(int)’), mytarget, :mymethod)).

• .normalize_classname(classname) ⇒ Object
• .run_initializer_block(instance, block) ⇒ Object

  If a block was passed to the constructor, then run that now.

• .set_qboolean(b, val) ⇒ Object
• .set_qinteger(num, val) ⇒ Object
• .signal_connect(src, signal, block) ⇒ Object

  Handles calls of the form: connect(SIGNAL(:mysig)) { …} connect(SIGNAL(‘mysig(int)’)) {|arg(s)| …}.

• .single_shot_timer_connect(interval, target, block) ⇒ Object

  Handles calls of the form: Qt::Timer.singleShot(500, myobj) { …}.

• .string_table_handler(data, pack_str) ⇒ Object

  Keeps a hash of strings against their corresponding offsets within the qt_meta_stringdata sequence of null terminated strings.

• .try_initialize(instance, *args) ⇒ Object

  Runs the initializer as far as allocating the Qt C++ instance.

Class Method Details

.add_normalize_proc(func) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2496

def self.add_normalize_proc(func)
  @@normalize_procs << func
end

.checkarg(argtype, typename) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2535

def Internal.checkarg(argtype, typename)
  const_point = typename =~ /^const\s+/ ? -1 : 0
  if argtype == 'i'
    if typename =~ /^int&?$|^signed int&?$|^signed$|^qint32&?$/
      return 6 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^quint32&?$/
      return 4 + const_point         
    elsif typename =~ /^(?:short|ushort|unsigned short int|unsigned short|uchar|char|unsigned char|uint|long|ulong|unsigned long int|unsigned|float|double|WId|HBITMAP__\*|HDC__\*|HFONT__\*|HICON__\*|HINSTANCE__\*|HPALETTE__\*|HRGN__\*|HWND__\*|Q_PID|^quint16&?$|^qint16&?$)$/
      return 4 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^(quint|qint|qulong|qlong|qreal)/
      return 4 + const_point
    else 
      t = typename.sub(/^const\s+/, '')
      t.sub!(/[&*]$/, '')
      if isEnum(t)
        return 2
      end
    end
  elsif argtype == 'n'
    if typename =~ /^double$|^qreal$/
      return 6 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^float$/
      return 4 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^int&?$/
      return 2 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^(?:short|ushort|uint|long|ulong|signed|unsigned|float|double)$/
      return 2 + const_point
    else 
      t = typename.sub(/^const\s+/, '')
      t.sub!(/[&*]$/, '')
      if isEnum(t)
        return 2 + const_point
      end
    end
  elsif argtype == 'B'
    if typename =~ /^(?:bool)[*&]?$/
      return 2 + const_point
    end
  elsif argtype == 's'
    if typename =~ /^(const )?((QChar)[*&]?)$/
      return 6 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^(?:(u(nsigned )?)?char\*)$/
      return 4 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^(?:const (u(nsigned )?)?char\*)$/
      return 2 + const_point
    elsif typename =~ /^(?:(?:const )?(QString)[*&]?)$/
      return 8 + const_point
    end
  elsif argtype == 'a'
    # FIXME: shouldn't be hardcoded. Installed handlers should tell what ruby type they expect.
    if typename =~ /^(?:
        const\ QCOORD\*|
        (?:const\ )?
        (?:
            QStringList[\*&]?|
            QValueList<int>[\*&]?|
            QRgb\*|
            char\*\*
        )
              )$/x
      return 2 + const_point
    end
  elsif argtype == 'u'
    # Give nil matched against string types a higher score than anything else
    if typename =~ /^(?:u?char\*|const u?char\*|(?:const )?((Q(C?)String))[*&]?)$/
      return 4 + const_point
    # Numerics will give a runtime conversion error, so they fail the match
    elsif typename =~ /^(?:short|ushort|uint|long|ulong|signed|unsigned|int)$/
      return -99
    else
      return 2 + const_point
    end
  elsif argtype == 'U'
    if typename =~ /QStringList/
      return 4 + const_point
    else
      return 2 + const_point
    end
  else
    t = typename.sub(/^const\s+/, '')
    t.sub!(/(::)?Ptr$/, '')
    t.sub!(/[&*]$/, '')
    if argtype == t
      return 4 + const_point
    elsif classIsa(argtype, t)
      return 2 + const_point
    elsif isEnum(argtype) and 
        (t =~ /int|qint32|uint|quint32|long|ulong/ or isEnum(t))
      return 2 + const_point
    end
  end
  return -99
end

.classes ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2484

def self.classes
  return @@classes
end

.connect(src, signal, target, block) ⇒ Object

Handles calls of the form:

connect(myobj, SIGNAL('mysig(int)'), mytarget) {|arg(s)| ...}
connect(myobj, SIGNAL('mysig(int)')) {|arg(s)| ...}
connect(myobj, SIGNAL(:mysig), mytarget) { ...}
connect(myobj, SIGNAL(:mysig)) { ...}

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2960

def Internal.connect(src, signal, target, block)
  args = (signal =~ /\((.*)\)/) ? $1 : ""
  signature = Qt::MetaObject.normalizedSignature("invoke(%s)" % args).to_s
  return Qt::Object.connect(  src,
                signal,
                Qt::BlockInvocation.new(target, block.to_proc, signature),
                SLOT(signature) )
end

.cpp_names ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2488

def self.cpp_names
  return @@cpp_names
end

.create_qenum(num, enum_type) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2830

def Internal.create_qenum(num, enum_type)
  return Qt::Enum.new(num, enum_type)
end

.debug_level ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2531

def Internal.debug_level
  Qt.debug_level
end

.do_method_missing(package, method, klass, this, *args) ⇒ Object

Looks up and executes a Qt method

package - Always the string ‘Qt’ method - Methodname as a string klass - Ruby class object this - instance of class args - arguments to method call

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2665

def Internal.do_method_missing(package, method, klass, this, *args)
  # Determine class name
  if klass.class == Module
    # If a module use the module's name - typically Qt
    classname = klass.name
  else
    # Lookup Qt class name from Ruby class name
    classname = @@cpp_names[klass.name]
    if classname.nil?
      # Make sure we haven't backed all the way up to Object
      if klass != Object and klass != Qt
        # Don't recognize this class so try the superclass
        return do_method_missing(package, method, klass.superclass, this, *args)
      else
        # Give up if we back all the way up to Object
        return nil
      end
    end
  end
 
  # Modify constructor method name from new to the name of the Qt class 
  # and remove any namespacing 
  if method == "new"
    method = classname.dup 
    method.gsub!(/^.*::/,"")
  end

  # If the method contains no letters it must be an operator, append "operator" to the 
  # method name
  method = "operator" + method.sub("@","") if method !~ /[a-zA-Z]+/

  # Change foobar= to setFoobar()          
  method = 'set' + method[0,1].upcase + method[1,method.length].sub("=", "") if method =~ /.*[^-+%\/|=]=$/ && method != 'operator='

  # Build list of munged method names which is the methodname followed
  # by symbols that indicate the basic type of the method's arguments
  #
  # Plain scalar = $
  # Object = #
  # Non-scalar (reference to array or hash, undef) = ?
  #
  methods = []
  methods << method.dup
  args.each do |arg|
    if arg.nil?
      # For each nil arg encountered, triple the number of munged method
      # templates, in order to cover all possible types that can match nil
      temp = []
      methods.collect! do |meth| 
        temp << meth + '?' 
        temp << meth + '#'
        meth << '$'
      end
      methods.concat(temp)
    elsif isObject(arg)
      methods.collect! { |meth| meth << '#' }
    elsif arg.kind_of? Array or arg.kind_of? Hash
      methods.collect! { |meth| meth << '?' }
    else
      methods.collect! { |meth| meth << '$' }
    end
  end
 
  # Create list of methodIds that match classname and munged method name 
  methodIds = []
  methods.collect { |meth| methodIds.concat( findMethod(classname, meth) ) }

  # If we didn't find any methods and the method name contains an underscore
  # then convert to camelcase and try again      
  if method =~ /._./ && methodIds.length == 0
    # If the method name contains underscores, convert to camel case
    # form and try again
    method.gsub!(/(.)_(.)/) {$1 + $2.upcase}
    return do_method_missing(package, method, klass, this, *args)
  end

  # Debugging output for method lookup
  if debug_level >= DebugLevel::High
    puts "Searching for #{classname}##{method}"
    puts "Munged method names:"
    methods.each {|meth| puts "        #{meth}"}
    puts "candidate list:"
    prototypes = dumpCandidates(methodIds).split("\n")
    line_len = (prototypes.collect { |p| p.length }).max
    prototypes.zip(methodIds) { 
      |prototype,id| puts "#{prototype.ljust line_len}  (smoke: #{id.smoke} index: #{id.index})" 
    }
  end
 
  # Find the best match 
  chosen = nil
  if methodIds.length > 0
    best_match = -1
    methodIds.each do
      |id|
      puts "matching => smoke: #{id.smoke} index: #{id.index}" if debug_level >= DebugLevel::High
      current_match = (isConstMethod(id) ? 1 : 0)
      (0...args.length).each do
        |i|
        typename = get_arg_type_name(id, i)
        argtype = get_value_type(args[i])
        score = checkarg(argtype, typename)
        current_match += score
        puts "        #{typename} (#{argtype}) score: #{score}" if debug_level >= DebugLevel::High
      end
      
      # Note that if current_match > best_match, then chosen must be nil
      if current_match > best_match
        best_match = current_match
        chosen = id
      # Ties are bad - but it is better to chose something than to fail
      elsif current_match == best_match && id.smoke == chosen.smoke
        puts " ****** warning: multiple methods with the same score of #{current_match}: #{chosen.index} and #{id.index}" if debug_level >= DebugLevel::Minimal
        chosen = id
      end
      puts "        match => smoke: #{id.smoke} index: #{id.index} score: #{current_match} chosen: #{chosen ? chosen.index : nil}" if debug_level >= DebugLevel::High
    end
  end

  # Additional debugging output
  if debug_level >= DebugLevel::Minimal && chosen.nil? && method !~ /^operator/
    id = find_pclassid(normalize_classname(klass.name))
    hash = findAllMethods(id)
    constructor_names = nil
    if method == classname
      puts "No matching constructor found, possibles:\n"
      constructor_names = hash.keys.grep(/^#{classname}/)
    else
      puts "Possible prototypes:"
      constructor_names = hash.keys
    end
    method_ids = hash.values_at(*constructor_names).flatten
    puts dumpCandidates(method_ids)
  else
    puts "setCurrentMethod(smokeList index: #{chosen.smoke}, meth index: #{chosen.index})" if debug_level >= DebugLevel::High && chosen
  end

  # Select the chosen method
  setCurrentMethod(chosen) if chosen
  return nil
end

.find_class(classname) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2629

def Internal.find_class(classname)
  @@classes[classname]
end

.get_qboolean(b) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2838

def Internal.get_qboolean(b)
  return b.value
end

.get_qenum_type(e) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2834

def Internal.get_qenum_type(e)
  return e.type
end

.get_qinteger(num) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2822

def Internal.get_qinteger(num)
  return num.value
end

.getAllParents(class_id, res) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2846

def Internal.getAllParents(class_id, res)
  getIsa(class_id).each do |s|
    c = findClass(s)
    res << c
    getAllParents(c, res)
  end
end

.getMetaObject(klass, qobject) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2927

def Internal.getMetaObject(klass, qobject)
  if klass.nil?
    klass = qobject.class
  end

  parentMeta = nil
  if @@cpp_names[klass.superclass.name].nil?
    parentMeta = getMetaObject(klass.superclass, qobject)
  end

  meta = Meta[klass.name]
  if meta.nil?
    meta = Qt::MetaInfo.new(klass) 
  end

  if meta.metaobject.nil? or meta.changed
    stringdata, data = makeMetaData(  qobject.class.name,
                      meta.classinfos,  
                      meta.dbus,
                      meta.signals, 
                      meta.slots )
    meta.metaobject = make_metaObject(qobject, parentMeta, stringdata, data)
    meta.changed = false
  end
  
  meta.metaobject
end

.idclass ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2492

def self.idclass
  return @@idclass
end

.init_all_classes ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2807

def Internal.init_all_classes()
  Qt::Internal::getClassList().each do |c|
    if c == "Qt"
      # Don't change Qt to Qt::t, just leave as is
      @@cpp_names["Qt"] = c
    elsif c != "QInternal" && !c.empty?
      Qt::Internal::init_class(c)
    end
  end

  @@classes['Qt::Integer'] = Qt::Integer
  @@classes['Qt::Boolean'] = Qt::Boolean
  @@classes['Qt::Enum'] = Qt::Enum
end

.init_class(c) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2517

def Internal.init_class(c)
  if c == "WebCore" || c == "std" || c == "QGlobalSpace"
    return
  end
  classname = Qt::Internal::normalize_classname(c)
  classId = Qt::Internal.findClass(c)
  insert_pclassid(classname, classId)
  @@idclass[classId.index] = classname
  @@cpp_names[classname] = c
  klass = isQObject(c) ? create_qobject_class(classname, Qt) \
                                               : create_qt_class(classname, Qt)
  @@classes[classname] = klass unless klass.nil?
end

.makeMetaData(classname, classinfos, dbus, signals, slots) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2874

def Internal.makeMetaData(classname, classinfos, dbus, signals, slots)
  # Each entry in 'stringdata' corresponds to a string in the
  # qt_meta_stringdata_<classname> structure.
  # 'pack_string' is used to convert 'stringdata' into the
  # binary sequence of null terminated strings for the metaObject
  stringdata = []
  pack_string = ""
  string_table = string_table_handler(stringdata, pack_string)

  # This is used to create the array of uints that make up the
  # qt_meta_data_<classname> structure in the metaObject
  data = [1,                 # revision
      string_table.call(classname),   # classname
      classinfos.length, classinfos.length > 0 ? 10 : 0,   # classinfo
      signals.length + slots.length, 
      10 + (2*classinfos.length),   # methods
      0, 0,               # properties
      0, 0]              # enums/sets

  classinfos.each do |entry|
    data.push string_table.call(entry[0])    # key
    data.push string_table.call(entry[1])    # value
  end

  signals.each do |entry|
    data.push string_table.call(entry.full_name)        # signature
    data.push string_table.call(entry.full_name.delete("^,"))  # parameters
    data.push string_table.call(entry.reply_type)        # type, "" means void
    data.push string_table.call("")        # tag
    if dbus
      data.push MethodScriptable | MethodSignal | AccessPublic
    else
      data.push entry.access  # flags, always protected for now
    end
  end

  slots.each do |entry|
    data.push string_table.call(entry.full_name)        # signature
    data.push string_table.call(entry.full_name.delete("^,"))  # parameters
    data.push string_table.call(entry.reply_type)        # type, "" means void
    data.push string_table.call("")        # tag
    if dbus
      data.push MethodScriptable | MethodSlot | AccessPublic  # flags, always public for now
    else
      data.push entry.access    # flags, always public for now
    end
  end

  data.push 0    # eod

  return [stringdata.pack(pack_string), data]
end

.method_connect(src, signal, target, method) ⇒ Object

Handles calls of the form:

connect(:mysig, mytarget, :mymethod))
connect(SIGNAL('mysignal(int)'), mytarget, :mymethod))

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2984

def Internal.method_connect(src, signal, target, method)
  signal = SIGNAL(signal) if signal.is_a?Symbol
  args = (signal =~ /\((.*)\)/) ? $1 : ""
  signature = Qt::MetaObject.normalizedSignature("invoke(%s)" % args).to_s
  return Qt::Object.connect(  src,
                signal,
                Qt::MethodInvocation.new(target, method, signature),
                SLOT(signature) )
end

.normalize_classname(classname) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2500

def Internal.normalize_classname(classname)
  @@normalize_procs.each do |func|
    ret = func.call(classname)
    if !ret.nil?
      return ret
    end
  end
  if classname =~ /^Q3/
    ruby_classname = classname.sub(/^Q3(?=[A-Z])/,'Qt3::')
  elsif classname =~ /^Q/
    ruby_classname = classname.sub(/^Q(?=[A-Z])/,'Qt::')
  else
    ruby_classname = classname
  end
  ruby_classname
end

.run_initializer_block(instance, block) ⇒ Object

If a block was passed to the constructor, then run that now. Either run the context of the new instance if no args were passed to the block. Or otherwise, run the block in the context of the arg.

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2647

def Internal.run_initializer_block(instance, block)
  if block.arity == -1 || block.arity == 0
    instance.instance_eval(&block)
  elsif block.arity == 1
    block.call(instance)
  else
    raise ArgumentError, "Wrong number of arguments to block(#{block.arity} for 1)"
  end
end

.set_qboolean(b, val) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2842

def Internal.set_qboolean(b, val)
  return b.value = val
end

.set_qinteger(num, val) ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2826

def Internal.set_qinteger(num, val)
  return num.value = val
end

.signal_connect(src, signal, block) ⇒ Object

Handles calls of the form:

connect(SIGNAL(:mysig)) { ...}
connect(SIGNAL('mysig(int)')) {|arg(s)| ...}

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2972

def Internal.signal_connect(src, signal, block)
  args = (signal =~ /\((.*)\)/) ? $1 : ""
  signature = Qt::MetaObject.normalizedSignature("invoke(%s)" % args).to_s
  return Qt::Object.connect(  src,
                signal,
                Qt::SignalBlockInvocation.new(src, block.to_proc, signature),
                SLOT(signature) )
end

.single_shot_timer_connect(interval, target, block) ⇒ Object

Handles calls of the form:

Qt::Timer.singleShot(500, myobj) { ...}

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2996

def Internal.single_shot_timer_connect(interval, target, block)
  return Qt::Timer.singleShot(  interval,
                  Qt::BlockInvocation.new(target, block, "invoke()"),
                  SLOT("invoke()") )
end

.string_table_handler(data, pack_str) ⇒ Object

Keeps a hash of strings against their corresponding offsets within the qt_meta_stringdata sequence of null terminated strings. Returns a proc to get an offset given a string. That proc also adds new strings to the ‘data’ array, and updates the corresponding ‘pack_str’ Array#pack template.

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2859

def Internal.string_table_handler(data, pack_str)
  hsh = {}
  offset = 0
  return lambda do |str|
    if !hsh.has_key? str
      hsh[str] = offset
      data << str
      pack_str << "a*x"
      offset += str.length + 1
    end

    return hsh[str]
  end
end

.try_initialize(instance, *args) ⇒ Object

Runs the initializer as far as allocating the Qt C++ instance. Then use a throw to jump back to here with the C++ instance wrapped in a new ruby variable of type T_DATA

# File 'lib/Qt/qtruby4.rb', line 2636

def Internal.try_initialize(instance, *args)
  initializer = instance.method(:initialize)
  catch :newqt do
    initializer.call(*args)
  end
end