Event to be returned upon timeout (i.e. More...

#include <YEvent.h>

Inheritance diagram for YTimeoutEvent:

Collaboration diagram for YTimeoutEvent:

Protected Member Functions
virtual	~YTimeoutEvent ()
	Protected destructor - events can only be deleted via YDialog::deleteEvent(). More...

Protected Member Functions inherited from YEvent
void	setDialog (YDialog *dia)
	Set the dialog this event belongs to.

virtual	~YEvent ()
	Protected destructor - events can only be deleted via YDialog::deleteEvent(). More...

void	invalidate ()
	Mark this event as invalid. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from YEvent
enum	EventType { NoEvent = 0, UnknownEvent, WidgetEvent, MenuEvent, KeyEvent, CancelEvent, TimeoutEvent, DebugEvent, InvalidEvent = 0x4242 }

enum	EventReason { UnknownReason = 0, Activated, SelectionChanged, ValueChanged, ContextMenuActivated }

Public Member Functions inherited from YEvent
	YEvent (EventType eventType=UnknownEvent)
	Constructor.

EventType	eventType () const
	Returns the event type.

unsigned long	serial () const
	Returns the unique serial no. More...

virtual YWidget *	widget () const
	Returns the widget that caused this event or 0 if there is none. More...

virtual YItem *	item () const
	Return the YItem that corresponds to this event or 0 if there is none. More...

YDialog *	dialog () const
	Return the dialog this event belongs to or 0 if no dialog was set yet.

bool	isValid () const
	Check if this event is valid. More...

Static Public Member Functions inherited from YEvent
static const char *	toString (EventType eventType)
	Returns the character representation of an event type.

static const char *	toString (EventReason reason)
	Returns the character representation of an event reason.

Detailed Description

Event to be returned upon timeout (i.e.

no event available in the specified timeout)

Definition at line 346 of file YEvent.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

virtual YTimeoutEvent::~YTimeoutEvent ( )

inlineprotectedvirtual

Protected destructor - events can only be deleted via YDialog::deleteEvent().

The associated dialog will take care of this event and delete it when appropriate.

Definition at line 358 of file YEvent.h.

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