KDBindings::BindingEvaluator¶
A BindingEvaluator provides a mechanism to control the exact time when a KDBindings::Binding is reevaluated. More...
#include <binding_evaluator.h>
Inherited by KDBindings::ImmediateBindingEvaluator
Public Functions¶
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BindingEvaluator() =default | |
BindingEvaluator(BindingEvaluator && other) =delete | |
BindingEvaluator(const BindingEvaluator & ) =default | |
void | evaluateAll() const |
BindingEvaluator & | operator=(BindingEvaluator && other) =delete |
BindingEvaluator & | operator=(const BindingEvaluator & ) =default |
Friends¶
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class | Binding |
Detailed Description¶
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A BindingEvaluator provides a mechanism to control the exact time when a KDBindings::Binding is reevaluated.
A BindingEvaluator represents a collection of Binding instances that can be selectively reevaluated.
If a Binding is created using KDBindings::makeBoundProperty with a BindingEvaluator, the Binding will only be evaluated if BindingEvaluator::evaluateAll is called on the given evaluator.
Note that instances of BindingEvaluator internally wrap their collection of Bindings in such a way that copying a BindingEvaluator does not actually copy the collection of Bindings. Therefore adding a Binding to a copy of a BindingEvaluator will also add it to the original. This is done for ease of use, so evaluators can be passed around easily throughout the codebase.
Examples:
Public Functions Documentation¶
function BindingEvaluator¶
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A BindingEvaluator can be default constructed
function BindingEvaluator¶
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A BindingEvaluator can not be move constructed.
function BindingEvaluator¶
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A BindingEvaluator can be copy constructed.
Note that copying the evaluator will NOT create a new collection of Binding instances, but the new evaluator will refer to the same collection, so creating a new Binding with this evaluator will also modify the previous one.
function evaluateAll¶
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This function evaluates all Binding instances that were constructed with this evaluator, in the order they were inserted.
It will therefore update the associated Property instances as well.
function operator=¶
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A BindingEvaluator can not be move assigned.
function operator=¶
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A BindingEvaluator can be copy assigned.
Note that copying the evaluator will NOT create a new collection of Binding instances, but the new evaluator will refer to the same collection, so creating a new Binding with this evaluator will also modify the previous one.
Friends¶
friend Binding¶
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Updated on 2024-07-13 at 00:00:32 +0000