TasObject Class Reference

#include <ext/app/exttesttools/tasqtdatamodel.h>

class TasObject

TasObject represents an object in the tas data model.

Public Member Functions
	~TasObject()
TasAttribute &	addAttribute()
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QString &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, int)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, qreal)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QSize &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QSizeF &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QRect &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QRectF &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QPoint &)
TasAttribute &	addAttribute(const QString &, const QPointF &)
TasAttribute &	addBooleanAttribute(const QString &, bool)
TasObject &	addNewObject(QString, const QString &, const QString &)
TasObject &	addObject()
QString	getType()
void	setEnv(const QString &)
void	setId(const QString &)
void	setName(const QString &)
void	setParentId(const QString &)
void	setType(const QString &)

Detailed Description

Represents an object in tas data model. The object does not have to contain all elements.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~TasObject ( )

~TasObject

(

)

Destructor

Member Function Documentation

addAttribute ( )

TasAttribute &

addAttribute

(

)

Add new attribute to the object.

addAttribute ( const QString & )

TasAttribute &

addAttribute

(

const QString &

name

)

Add new attribute to the object with name.

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QString & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QString &	value
		)

Add new attribute to the object with the given name and value.

addAttribute ( const QString &, int )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			int	value
		)

Add new attribute to the object with the given name and value.

addAttribute ( const QString &, qreal )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			qreal	value
		)

Add new attribute to the object with the given name and value.

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QSize & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QSize &	value
		)

Add a QSize as a new attribute. Format will be "width,height"

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QSizeF & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QSizeF &	value
		)

Add a QSizeF as a new attribute. Format will be "width,height"

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QRect & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QRect &	value
		)

Add a QRect as a new attribute. Format will be "x,y,width,height"

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QRectF & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QRectF &	value
		)

Add a QRectF as a new attribute. Format will be "x,y,width,height"

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QPoint & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QPoint &	value
		)

Add a QRectF as a new attribute. Format will be "x,y,width,height"

addAttribute ( const QString &, const QPointF & )

TasAttribute &	addAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			const QPointF &	value
		)

Add a QRectF as a new attribute. Format will be "x,y,width,height"

addBooleanAttribute ( const QString &, bool )

TasAttribute &	addBooleanAttribute	(	const QString &	name,
			bool	value
		)

Add new attribute to the object with the given name and value.

addNewObject ( QString, const QString &, const QString & )

TasObject &	addNewObject	(	QString	id,
			const QString &	name,
			const QString &	type
		)

Add new object under this object with the given object values.

addObject ( )

TasObject &

addObject

(

)

Add new object under this object

getType ( )

QString

getType

(

)

setEnv ( const QString & )

void

setEnv

(

const QString &

env

)

setId ( const QString & )

void

setId

(

const QString &

)

Set an id to the object. Ids should be as uniques as possible. Ids are used to separate objects.

setName ( const QString & )

void

setName

(

const QString &

name

)

Set the name for the attribute. Names are very usefull since they can be used to identify objects. For instance a text edit field that takes the name field from a form type ui should be named as "name". This makes testing easier since the control can now be identified as a name edit field.

setParentId ( const QString & )

void

setParentId

(

const QString &

)

setType ( const QString & )

void

setType

(

const QString &

type

)

Set the type for the object.