rwlogo
Rogue Wave Views 5.5.1

Rogue Wave Views
Foundation Package API Reference Guide

Product Documentation:

Rogue Wave Views
Documentation Home

IlvTimeScrollable Class Reference

Date and time-related abstract class. More...

#include <ilviews/graphics/timescale.h>

Inheritance diagram for IlvTimeScrollable:
IlvTimeScale IlvCalendarScale

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

virtual IlDate getMaxVisibleTime () const =0
 Returns the maximum time that the time scrollable can show.
virtual IlDate getMinVisibleTime () const =0
 Returns the minimum time that the time scrollable can show.
virtual IlvDuration getVisibleDuration () const =0
 Returns the duration of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.
virtual IlvTimeInterval getVisibleInterval () const =0
 Returns the time interval displayed by the scale.
virtual IlDate getVisibleTime () const =0
 Returns the beginning of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.
virtual void setMaxVisibleTime (IlDate d)=0
 Sets the maximum time that the time scrollable can show.
virtual void setMinVisibleTime (IlDate d)=0
 Sets the minimum time that the time scrollable can show.
virtual void setVisibleDuration (IlvDuration duration)=0
 Sets the duration of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.
virtual void setVisibleInterval (IlDate time, IlvDuration duration)=0
 Sets the time interval displayed by the scale.
virtual void setVisibleTime (IlDate time)=0
 Sets the beginning of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.

Detailed Description

Date and time-related abstract class.

Library: views

This interface defines the behavior of a component whose time interval can be scrolled.

Time scrolling is constrained by the "minimum visible time" setMinVisibleTime and the "maximum visible time" setMaxVisibleTime. Both values must be valid.

There are four interrelated time properties: minVisibleTime, maxVisibleTime, visibleTime, and visibleDuration. These four values define two nested ranges like this:

minVisibleTime <= visibleTime <= visibleTime+visibleDuration <= maxVisibleTime

The time-scrollable component enforces this relationship by correcting or trimming properties according to the following rules:

The time-scrollable component should use the method IlvTimeScrollUtil::trimInterval to perform consistent validation and trimming of the time value arguments.


Member Function Documentation

virtual IlDate IlvTimeScrollable::getMaxVisibleTime (  )  const [pure virtual]

Returns the maximum time that the time scrollable can show.

Returns:
The maximum visible time.
See also:
setMaxVisibleTime

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual IlDate IlvTimeScrollable::getMinVisibleTime (  )  const [pure virtual]

Returns the minimum time that the time scrollable can show.

Returns:
The minimum visible time.
See also:
setMinVisibleTime

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual IlvDuration IlvTimeScrollable::getVisibleDuration (  )  const [pure virtual]

Returns the duration of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.

See also:
setVisibleDuration

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual IlvTimeInterval IlvTimeScrollable::getVisibleInterval (  )  const [pure virtual]

Returns the time interval displayed by the scale.

See also:
setVisibleInterval

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual IlDate IlvTimeScrollable::getVisibleTime (  )  const [pure virtual]

Returns the beginning of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.

See also:
setVisibleTime

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual void IlvTimeScrollable::setMaxVisibleTime ( IlDate  d  )  [pure virtual]

Sets the maximum time that the time scrollable can show.

The current visible time and duration are trimmed to fit the new min-max interval by calling the IlvTimeScrollUtil::trimInterval method.

Parameters:
d The maximum visible time.
See also:
getMaxVisibleTime
getVisibleDuration

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual void IlvTimeScrollable::setMinVisibleTime ( IlDate  d  )  [pure virtual]

Sets the minimum time that the time scrollable can show.

The current visible time and duration are trimmed to fit the new min-max interval by calling the IlvTimeScrollUtil::trimInterval method.

Parameters:
d The minimum visible time.
See also:
getMinVisibleTime
getVisibleDuration

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.

virtual void IlvTimeScrollable::setVisibleDuration ( IlvDuration  duration  )  [pure virtual]

Sets the duration of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.

The specified duration is compared against the min and max visible times and is trimmed if necessary by calling the IlvTimeScrollUtil::trimInterval method. If you are changing both the visible time and duration, it is preferable to use the setVisibleInterval method instead.

Parameters:
duration The new duration value.
See also:
getVisibleDuration
getMinVisibleTime
getMaxVisibleTime

Implemented in IlvCalendarScale, and IlvTimeScale.

virtual void IlvTimeScrollable::setVisibleInterval ( IlDate  time,
IlvDuration  duration 
) [pure virtual]

Sets the time interval displayed by the scale.

The specified duration is compared against the min and max visible times and is trimmed if necessary by calling the IlvTimeScrollUtil::trimInterval method.

Parameters:
time The new time value.
duration The new duration value.
See also:
getMinVisibleTime
getMaxVisibleTime

Implemented in IlvCalendarScale, and IlvTimeScale.

virtual void IlvTimeScrollable::setVisibleTime ( IlDate  time  )  [pure virtual]

Sets the beginning of the time interval displayed by the time scrollable.

The specified time value is compared against the min and max visible times and is trimmed if necessary by calling the IlvTimeScrollUtil::trimInterval method. If you are changing both the visible time and duration, it is preferable to use the setVisibleInterval method instead.

Parameters:
time The new time value.
See also:
getVisibleTime
getMinVisibleTime
getMaxVisibleTime
setVisibleInterval

Implemented in IlvTimeScale.


© Copyright 2012, Rogue Wave Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Rogue Wave is a registered trademark of Rogue Wave Software, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.