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#ifndef __ctkSettingsPanel_h
#define __ctkSettingsPanel_h

// Qt includes
#include <QWidget>

// CTK includes
#include "ctkWidgetsExport.h"

class QSettings;
class ctkSettingsPanelPrivate;

/// \ingroup Widgets
class CTK_WIDGETS_EXPORT ctkSettingsPanel : public QWidget
{
  Q_OBJECT
public:
  /// Superclass typedef
  typedef QWidget Superclass;

  /// Constructor
  explicit ctkSettingsPanel(QWidget* parent = 0);

  /// Destructor
  virtual ~ctkSettingsPanel();

  QSettings* settings()const;
  void setSettings(QSettings* settings);

  /// Add an entry into the settings uniquely defined by the \a key name and the
  /// current value of the property.
  /// The property is then synchronized with the settings by observing the signal
  /// notification. Anytime the property is modified (the signal \a signal is
  /// fired), its value associated to \a key is updated in the settings.
  /// \a signal is typically the value under NOTIFY in Q_PROPERTY.
  /// The current value of the property is later used when
  /// restoreDefaultSettings() is called.
  /// \sa Q_PROPERTY()
  void registerProperty(const QString& key,
                        QObject* object,
                        const QString& property,
                        const char* signal);
  /// Set the setting to the property defined by the key.
  /// The old value can be restored using resetSettings()
  void setSetting(const QString& key, const QVariant& newVal);

public Q_SLOTS:

  /// Forget the old property values so next time resetSettings is called it
  /// will set the properties with the same values when applySettings() is
  /// called.
  virtual void applySettings();

  /// Restore all the properties with their values when applySettings() was
  /// called last (or their original values if applySettings was never called).
  virtual void resetSettings();

  /// Restore all the properties with their original values; the current values
  /// of the properties when they were registered using registerProperty().
  virtual void restoreDefaultSettings();

Q_SIGNALS:
  /// Fired anytime a property is modified.
  void settingChanged(const QString& key, const QVariant& value);

protected:
  /// Return the default value of a property identified by its settings \a key
  /// \sa registerProperty();
  QVariant defaultPropertyValue(const QString& key) const;

  /// Return the previous value of a property identified by its settings \a key
  /// \sa registerProperty();
  QVariant previousPropertyValue(const QString& key) const;

  /// Return the value of a property identified by its settings \a key
  /// \sa registerProperty();
  QVariant propertyValue(const QString& key) const;

protected Q_SLOTS:
  void updateSetting(const QString& key);

protected:
  QScopedPointer<ctkSettingsPanelPrivate> d_ptr;

  virtual void updateProperties();
private:
  Q_DECLARE_PRIVATE(ctkSettingsPanel);
  Q_DISABLE_COPY(ctkSettingsPanel);
};

#endif