A cascading map is a Hierarchical QVariantMap. More...

#include <cascadingqvariantmap.h>

Collaboration diagram for edbee::CascadingQVariantMap:

Public Member Functions
	CascadingQVariantMap (CascadingQVariantMap *parent=0)

void	deleteParents ()
	This helper method deletes all containing parents recursively Tough this doesnt' feel quite correct (it uses references to parent) it makes managing the map a bit easier. More...

void	setQVariantMap (const QVariantMap &map)
	Sets the variant mapt to the given map. More...

CascadingQVariantMap *	root ()
	This method finds the 'root variant map. More...

CascadingQVariantMap *	parent () const
	Returns the parent of this map. More...

void	insert (const QString &key, const QVariant &value)
	Insert the given value at the current cascading level. More...

const QVariant	value (const QString &key, const QVariant &defValue=QVariant()) const
	Returns the value of the given key. If the map at this level doesn't have this key, it cascades to a higher-level. If it doesn't find the key if will fallback to the defValue supplied. More...

const QString	stringValue (const QString &key, const QString &defValue=QString()) const
	Method to quickly fetch a string item. More...

int	intValue (const QString &key, int defValue=0) const
	Method to quickly fetch int items. More...

double	doubleValue (const QString &key, double defValue=0.0) const
	Returns a double value. More...

bool	boolValue (const QString &key, bool defValue=false) const
	Returns the default boolean value. More...

Detailed Description

A cascading map is a Hierarchical QVariantMap.

When retrieving an item, it fist tries to find the item at this level, if it does't find the item it tries the parent item

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CascadingQVariantMap()

edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::CascadingQVariantMap ( edbee::CascadingQVariantMap * parent = 0 )

explicit

Member Function Documentation

◆ boolValue()

bool edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::boolValue	(	const QString &	key,
		bool	defValue = `false`
	)		const

Returns the default boolean value.

◆ deleteParents()

void edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::deleteParents ( )

This helper method deletes all containing parents recursively Tough this doesnt' feel quite correct (it uses references to parent) it makes managing the map a bit easier.

◆ doubleValue()

double edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::doubleValue	(	const QString &	key,
		double	defValue = `0.0`
	)		const

Returns a double value.

◆ insert()

void edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::insert	(	const QString &	key,
		const QVariant &	value
	)

Insert the given value at the current cascading level.

Parameters

key	the name of the key to set
value	the value to set

◆ intValue()

int edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::intValue	(	const QString &	key,
		int	defValue = `0`
	)		const

Method to quickly fetch int items.

◆ parent()

CascadingQVariantMap * edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::parent ( ) const

Returns the parent of this map.

◆ root()

CascadingQVariantMap * edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::root ( )

This method finds the 'root variant map.

◆ setQVariantMap()

void edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::setQVariantMap ( const QVariantMap & map )

Sets the variant mapt to the given map.

◆ stringValue()

const QString edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::stringValue	(	const QString &	key,
		const QString &	defValue = `QString()`
	)		const

Method to quickly fetch a string item.

◆ value()

const QVariant edbee::CascadingQVariantMap::value	(	const QString &	key,
		const QVariant &	defValue = `QVariant()`
	)		const

Returns the value of the given key. If the map at this level doesn't have this key, it cascades to a higher-level. If it doesn't find the key if will fallback to the defValue supplied.