IlvTimeIterator Class Reference

Iterator class. More...

#include <ilviews/graphics/timescalerow.h>

Public Member Functions
	IlvTimeIterator (IlvTimeScaleRow *parent)
	Constructor. More...
void	clearDateTextCache ()
	Clears the cache of date text that the iterator has accumulated so far.
IlString	getText ()
	Returns the text displayed for the iterator current time.
IlDate	getTime ()
	Returns the iterator current time.
IlInt	getXLocation ()
	Returns the current position of the iterator. More...
IlInt	getXLocation (const IlvTimeScalePaintContext &paintCtx)
	Returns the position of the iterator in a given paint context. More...
void	next ()
	Increments the iterator to the next time unit.
void	start (IlDate scaleStart)
	Initializes the iterator to start at the specified date. More...

Detailed Description

Iterator class.

Library: views

IlvTimeIterator traverses the integral time units for this time scale row. At each increment, the time, the formatted date text, and the corresponding x location can be obtained. First the method start must be called. Then, subsequent calls to next() will cause the iterator to increment.

This class is only needed when creating a new scale row subclass.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

IlvTimeIterator::IlvTimeIterator

(

IlvTimeScaleRow *

parent

)

Constructor.

Creates a new IlvTimeIterator for an IlvTimeScaleRow.

Parameters

parent

The IlvTimeScaleRow the object will iterate on.

Member Function Documentation

IlInt IlvTimeIterator::getXLocation

(

)

Returns the current position of the iterator.

Returns

The x position corresponding to the iterator current time.

IlInt IlvTimeIterator::getXLocation

(

const IlvTimeScalePaintContext &

paintCtx

)

Returns the position of the iterator in a given paint context.

Returns

the x position corresponding to the iterator's current time in the specified paint context.

Parameters

paintCtx

The paint context.

void IlvTimeIterator::start

(

IlDate

scaleStart

)

Initializes the iterator to start at the specified date.

The date is truncated upwards to the next whole increment for this time scale row. In other words, the first call to getTime() will return the next time unit that is greater than or equal to #scaleStart.

Parameters

scaleStart

The date at which the iterator should start.