OngoingCommandDispatcher Class Reference

The OngoingCommandDispatcher class. More...

Inheritance diagram for OngoingCommandDispatcher:

Detailed Description

The OngoingCommandDispatcher class.

A basic, type-unsafe dispatcher for a commands that have continuous edition capabilities.

That is, it is useful when you want to have a command that has a long initialization but a very fast update. For instance, moving an object : initializing the command is (relatively) long so we don't want to create a new one at every mouse movement.
Instead, such commands have an update() function with the same arguments than the used constructor.
This dispatcher will call the correct method of the given command whether we're initializing it for the first time, or modifying the existing command.

Public Member Functions
	OngoingCommandDispatcher (const score::CommandStackFacade &stack)
void	watch (const QObject *obj)
void	unwatch (const QObject *obj)
template<typename TheCommand , typename Watched , typename... Args>
void	submit (Watched &&watched, Args &&... args)
void	commit ()
void	rollback ()
	If the command has to be reverted, for instance when pressing escape.
void	rollback_without_undo ()
Public Member Functions inherited from ICommandDispatcher
	ICommandDispatcher (const score::CommandStack &stack)=delete
	ICommandDispatcher (const score::CommandStackFacade &stack)
const score::CommandStackFacade &	stack () const

Member Function Documentation

commit()

void OngoingCommandDispatcher::commit

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When the command is finished and can be sent to the undo - redo stack. For instance on mouse release.

submit()

template<typename TheCommand , typename Watched , typename... Args>

void OngoingCommandDispatcher::submit ( Watched &&  watched, Args &&...  args  )

inline

Call this repeatedly to make the command, for instance on click and when the mouse moves.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• OngoingCommandDispatcher.hpp
• Document.cpp