pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame is designed to be used by pqFindDataDialog.
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#include <pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame.h>
Inherits QWidget.
pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame is designed to be used by pqFindDataDialog.
pqFindDataDialog uses this as the component to create a new selection based on the query. This class encapsulates the logic for the UI to create new query based selections. Users can construct queries to create new selections. When user "runs" the query, we create a new selection and update the global application selection by notifying pqSelectionManager instance, is available. If the global selection changes from outside pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame then we reset any existing query the user may have set.
Definition at line 52 of file pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame.h.
◆ pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame()
pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame::pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame |
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◆ ~pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame()
pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame::~pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame |
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◆ populateSelectionTypeCombo()
static void pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame::populateSelectionTypeCombo |
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QComboBox * |
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pqOutputPort * |
port |
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Helper method used to fill up a combo-box showing allowed selection types based on the data-type produced on the port.
◆ setPort
void pqFindDataCreateSelectionFrame::setPort |
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Set the port to create a query selection on.
If the port is different from the current one, it clears any existing query.
◆ pqInternals
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: