Gadget class. More...

#include <ilviews/dataccess/gadgets/dbtimer.h>

Inheritance diagram for IliDbTimer:

Public Member Functions
	IliDbTimer (IlvDisplay display, const IlvPoint &at, IlInt unitPeriod=20, IlUShort thickness=IlvDefaultGadgetThickness, IlvPalette palette=0)
	This constructor creates a timer with a default period of one second. More...

virtual IlvBitmap *	getBitmap () const
	Returns the bitmap that is displayed during the design phase in Rogue Wave Views Data Access. More...

IlInt	getPeriod () const
	Returns the period of the timer. More...

void	setPeriod (IlInt units)
	Sets the period of the timer. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from IliDataGem
IlBoolean	hasGlobalScope () const
	Indicates the data source scope. More...

IlBoolean	isSystemUsage () const
	Indicates the system usage flag. More...

virtual void	setGlobalScope (IlBoolean global)
	Specifies whether the scope of the name of the data gem is local to the container in which it is located or globally visible. More...

virtual void	usedBySystem (IlBoolean usage)
	Specifies if the object is a system object. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from IliDataGem
	IliDataGem (IlvDisplay display, const IlvPoint &at, IlUShort thickness=IlvDefaultGadgetThickness, IlvPalette palette=0)
	Initializes a new data gem. More...

Detailed Description

Gadget class.

Library: dbgadget

The IliDbTimer class defines the timer like a gadget. The purpose of a timer is to call a function repeatedly, once every defined time period. All timers share the same hardware timer (you can create several timers without running into a system limit problem). The smallest period is 50 ms and periods increment by units of 50 ms. For example, if you want a one-second timer, you should indicate 20 units. If you indicate 0 units, the timer does not work. To associate a callback to the timer in Rogue Wave Views Studio:

Select the timer and specify a callback in the callback field (bottom of the main panel of Rogue Wave Views Studio).
Use the IlvGraphic::addCallback() method

This gadget is visible only under Rogue Wave Views Studio. In the final application, the gadget is there but not visible.

Accessors

Accessors provide a scriptable and uniform way to inspect and modify an object by using its base class methods IlvValueInterface::queryValue(), IlvValueInterface::queryValues(), IlvValueInterface::changeValue(), IlvValueInterface::changeValues(). This class inherits the accessors of its superclass IliDataGem and adds the following ones:

Data accessors

Name	Type	Equivalent methods
`period`	Int	`getPeriod()`, `setPeriod()`.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

§ IliDbTimer()

IliDbTimer::IliDbTimer	(	IlvDisplay *	display,
		const IlvPoint &	at,
		IlInt	unitPeriod = `20`,
		IlUShort	thickness = `IlvDefaultGadgetThickness`,
		IlvPalette *	palette = `0`
	)

This constructor creates a timer with a default period of one second.

Parameters

display	The display.
at	The position.
unitPeriod	The period. It is a multiple of 50 ms. For example, 1 is 50 ms, 20 is one second.
thickness	The border thickness.
palette	The palette.

Member Function Documentation

§ getBitmap()

virtual IlvBitmap* IliDbTimer::getBitmap ( ) const

virtual

Returns the bitmap that is displayed during the design phase in Rogue Wave Views Data Access.

Returns: The bitmap.

Reimplemented from IliDataGem.

§ getPeriod()

IlInt IliDbTimer::getPeriod ( ) const

Returns the period of the timer.

Returns: The period of the timer. The period is indicated in units.

§ setPeriod()

void IliDbTimer::setPeriod ( IlInt units )

Sets the period of the timer.

A period is measured in units of 50ms. The smallest period is 50ms (one unit). For one second, you must indicate 20 units. If you indicate 0 units the timer is stopped.