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koffice/lib/kofficecore/KoStyleStack.h

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/* This file is part of the KDE project
Copyright (c) 2003 Lukas Tinkl <lukas@kde.org>
Copyright (c) 2003 David Faure <faure@kde.org>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Library General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License
along with this library; see the file COPYING.LIB. If not, write to
the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
* Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
*/
#ifndef KOSTYLESTACK_H
#define KOSTYLESTACK_H
#include <tqvaluelist.h>
#include <tqdom.h>
#include <tqvaluestack.h>
#include <kdemacros.h>
#include "koffice_export.h"
/**
* @brief This class implements a stack for the different styles of an object.
*
* There can be several styles that are valid for one object. For example
* a textobject on a page has styles 'pr3' and 'P7' and a paragraph in
* that textobject has styles 'P1' and 'T3'. And some styles even have
* tqparent-styles...
*
* If you want to know if there is, for example, the attribute 'fo:font-family'
* for this paragraph, you have to look into style 'T3', 'P1', 'P7' and 'pr3'.
* When you find this attribute in one style you have to stop processing the list
* and take the found attribute for this object.
*
* This is what this class does. You can push styles on the stack while walking
* through the xml-tree to your object and then ask the stack if any of the styles
* provides a certain attribute. The stack will search from top to bottom, i.e.
* in our example from 'T3' to 'pr3' and return the first occurrence of the wanted
* attribute.
*
* So this is some sort of inheritance where the styles on top of the stack overwrite
* the same attribute of a lower style on the stack.
*
* In general though, you wouldn't use push/pop directly, but KoOasisLoadingContext::fillStyleStack
* or KoOasisLoadingContext::addStyles to automatically push a style and all its
* tqparent styles onto the stack.
*/
class KOFFICECORE_EXPORT KoStyleStack
{
public:
/**
* Create a OASIS style stack
*/
KoStyleStack();
/**
* Create a style stack based on other namespaces than OASIS - used for OOo-1.1 import.
*/
KoStyleStack( const char* styleNSURI, const char* foNSURI );
virtual ~KoStyleStack();
/**
* Clears the complete stack.
*/
void clear();
/**
* Save the current state of the stack. Any items added between
* this call and its corresponding restore() will be removed when calling restore().
*/
void save();
/**
* Restore the stack to the state it was at the corresponding save() call.
*/
void restore();
/**
* Removes the style on top of the stack.
*/
void pop();
/**
* Pushes the new style onto the stack.
*/
void push( const TQDomElement& style );
/**
* Check if any of the styles on the stack has an attribute called 'name'-'detail'
* where detail is e.g. left, right, top or bottom.
* This allows to also find 'name' alone (e.g. padding implies padding-left, padding-right etc.)
*/
bool hasAttribute( const TQString& name, const TQString& detail = TQString() ) const KDE_DEPRECATED;
/**
* Search for the attribute called 'name', starting on top of the stack,
* and return it.
*/
TQString attribute( const TQString& name, const TQString& detail = TQString() ) const KDE_DEPRECATED;
/**
* Check if any of the styles on the stack has an attribute called 'name'-'detail'
* where detail is e.g. left, right, top or bottom.
* This allows to also find 'name' alone (e.g. padding implies padding-left, padding-right etc.)
*/
bool hasAttributeNS( const char* nsURI, const char* localName, const char* detail = 0 ) const;
/**
* Search for the attribute called 'name', starting on top of the stack,
* and return it.
*/
TQString attributeNS( const char* nsURI, const char* localName, const char* detail = 0 ) const;
/**
* Check if any of the styles on the stack has a child node called 'name'.
*/
bool hasChildNode( const TQString & name ) const KDE_DEPRECATED;
/**
* Search for a child node called 'name', starting on top of the stack,
* and return it.
*/
TQDomElement childNode( const TQString & name ) const KDE_DEPRECATED;
/**
* Check if any of the styles on the stack has a child element called 'localName' in the namespace 'nsURI'.
*/
bool hasChildNodeNS( const char* nsURI, const char* localName ) const;
/**
* Search for a child element which has a child element called 'localName'
* in the namespace 'nsURI' starting on top of the stack,
* and return it.
*/
TQDomElement childNodeNS( const char* nsURI, const char* localName ) const;
/**
* Special case for the current font size, due to special handling of fo:font-size="115%".
*/
double fontSize() const;
/**
* Return the name of the style specified by the user,
* i.e. not an auto style.
* This is used to know e.g. which user-style is associated with the current paragraph.
* There could be none though.
*/
TQString userStyleName( const TQString& family ) const;
/**
* Return the display name of the style specified by the user,
* i.e. not an auto style
*/
TQString userStyleDisplayName( const TQString& family ) const;
/**
* Set the type of properties that will be looked for.
* For instance setTypeProperties("paragraph") will make hasAttribute() and attribute()
* look into "paragraph-properties".
* If @p typeProperties is 0, the stylestack is resetted to look for "properties"
* as it does by default.
*/
void setTypeProperties( const char* typeProperties );
private:
bool isUserStyle( const TQDomElement& e, const TQString& family ) const;
private:
/// For save/restore: stack of "marks". Each mark is an index in m_stack.
TQValueStack<int> m_marks;
/**
* We use TQValueList instead of TQValueStack because we need access to all styles
* not only the top one.
*/
TQValueList<TQDomElement> m_stack;
TQCString m_propertiesTagName;
const char* m_styleNSURI;
const char* m_foNSURI;
class KoStyleStackPrivate;
KoStyleStackPrivate *d;
// forbidden
void operator=( const KoStyleStack& );
KoStyleStack( const KoStyleStack& );
};
#endif /* KOSTYLESTACK_H */