#include <tiletemplatepropertymanager.h>

Inheritance diagram for TileTemplatePropertyManager:

Collaboration diagram for TileTemplatePropertyManager:

Public Member Functions
	TileTemplatePropertyManager (TileTemplate *tileTemplate)

void	propertyEdited (QString propertyName, QVariant value) override
	propertyEdited Called from PropertyBrowser when a property is edited. Should be handled, and modify the source data as expected. More...

QVector< QVector< QVariant > >	properties () override
	properties Returns a vector of all the properties. It must be ordered as follows: Must have at least three elements: 0 - A QString which is the name of the property 1 - The initial value of the property. Values can be of the types handled in propertybrowser.h 2 - A bool which says whether or not the value can be edited. There can be as many more elements as needed by the given type, for instance, a value of type float produces a spin box. Elements 3 and 4 will be considered the min and max of the box, respectivly, if they are present. Explore propertybrowser.h for more details on how different types are handled. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractPropertyManager
	AbstractPropertyManager ()

Additional Inherited Members
Signals inherited from AbstractPropertyManager
void	propertyChanged (QString propertyName, QVariant value)
	propertyChanged Should be emited whenever the source data is changed from a place other than the property browser. More...

void	blankProperty (QString propertyName)
	blankProperty More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TileTemplatePropertyManager()

TileTemplatePropertyManager::TileTemplatePropertyManager ( TileTemplate * tileTemplate )

Member Function Documentation

◆ properties()

QVector< QVector< QVariant > > TileTemplatePropertyManager::properties ( )

overridevirtual

properties Returns a vector of all the properties. It must be ordered as follows: Must have at least three elements: 0 - A QString which is the name of the property 1 - The initial value of the property. Values can be of the types handled in propertybrowser.h 2 - A bool which says whether or not the value can be edited. There can be as many more elements as needed by the given type, for instance, a value of type float produces a spin box. Elements 3 and 4 will be considered the min and max of the box, respectivly, if they are present. Explore propertybrowser.h for more details on how different types are handled.