void KoScriptingOdfReader::start()
{
KoXmlElement elem = m_doc.documentElement();
handleElement(elem);
setCurrentElement(KoXmlElement());
setLevel(0);
}
/**
* Handler for mouse press events.
* Mouse tracking is enabled, any pop up menu removed, the position of the
* cursor set and paste state disabled.
* Then, the current association or widget are set (if any), and events are
* delivered to the specific methods, depending on where the cursor was
* pressed.
*
* @param ome The received event.
* @see setCurrentElement()
*/
void ToolBarState::mousePress(UMLSceneMouseEvent* ome)
{
setMouseEvent(ome, QEvent::MouseButtonPress);
m_pUMLScene->viewport()->setMouseTracking(true);
//TODO Doesn't another way of emiting the signal exist? A method only for
//that seems a bit dirty.
m_pUMLScene->emitRemovePopupMenu();
// TODO: Check who needs this.
m_pUMLScene->setPos(m_pMouseEvent->pos());
//TODO check why
m_pUMLScene->setPaste(false);
setCurrentElement();
if (getCurrentWidget()) {
mousePressWidget();
} else if (getCurrentAssociation()) {
mousePressAssociation();
} else {
mousePressEmpty();
}
}
void KoScriptingOdfReader::handleElement(KoXmlElement &elem, int level)
{
bool ok = m_filter.isNull();
if (! ok) {
if (m_filterRegExp.isEmpty())
ok = m_filter == elem.tagName();
else
ok = m_filterRegExp.exactMatch(elem.tagName());
}
if (ok) {
setCurrentElement(elem);
setLevel(level);
emitOnElement();
}
level++;
KoXmlElement e;
forEachElement(e, elem)
handleElement(e, level); // recursive
}
void ElBaseCommand::replaceElement(const bool isUndo)
{
Element *currentElement = removeElementAndReturnIt();
insertElementObj(_element, isUndo);
setCurrentElement(currentElement);
}
