void MSignallingWindow::showHide()
{
if (isOnDisplay())
hide();
else
show();
}
StatusIndicator::StatusIndicator(QGraphicsItem *parent) :
MWidgetController(new StatusIndicatorModel, parent),
animateIfPossible(false),
modelUpdatesEnabled(isOnDisplay()),
currentValue(QVariant())
{
}
void StatusIndicatorMenuWindow::makeVisible()
{
#ifdef HAVE_QMSYSTEM
if (deviceLocked) {
return;
}
#endif
// Show the window if it's not visible (from Qt's point of view). Note that isOnDisplay() should NOT be used here: show() means setVisible(true) and the accessor is isVisible().
if (!isVisible()) {
show();
}
// Always raise the window. Even if it's visible (from Qt's point of view) it may not be the topmost window.
raise();
// If the menu is closed and opened quickly enough, we might never get the displayEnter signal because the display state
// exits with a delay, so displayActive is not called and we need to make the menu widget appear here
if(menuWidget->sceneWindowState() == MSceneWindow::Disappeared && isOnDisplay()) {
sceneManager()->appearSceneWindow(menuWidget);
}
}
