CTK/Libs/Widgets/Testing/Cpp/ctkExampleUseOfWorkflowWidgetUsingSignalsAndSlots.cpp

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// QT includes
#include <QApplication>
#include <QTimer>

// CTK includes
#include "ctkWorkflow.h"
#include "ctkWorkflowTabWidget.h"
#include "ctkWorkflowWidgetStep.h"
#include "ctkWorkflowGroupBox.h"
#include "ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots.h"

// STD includes
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>

///
/// Simple of example of how to setup a workflow using custom steps
/// that were created by implementing the step's functions within a
/// class deriving from QObject, and that communicate with the
/// workflow using signals and slots.
/// See: ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots for an
/// example of how to setup the custom steps.

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
int ctkExampleUseOfWorkflowWidgetUsingSignalsAndSlots(int argc, char * argv [] )
{
  QApplication app(argc, argv);

  // this boolean is used in setHideWidgetsOfNonCurrentSteps() below
  // false: when a widget does not belong to the current step, it is
  // hidden
  // true: when a widget does not belong to the current step, it is
  // shown, but disabled
  bool hideWidgets = false;

  // create the workflow
  ctkWorkflow* workflow = new ctkWorkflow;

  // create the workflow's UI component
  ctkWorkflowTabWidget* workflowWidget = new ctkWorkflowTabWidget;
  workflowWidget->setWorkflow(workflow);
  ctkWorkflowGroupBox* groupBox = workflowWidget->workflowGroupBox();
  groupBox->setPreText("I am some pre-text");
  groupBox->setPostText("I am some post-text");
  groupBox->setHideWidgetsOfNonCurrentSteps(hideWidgets);

  // create and add the first workflow step
  ctkWorkflowWidgetStep* testStep1 = new ctkWorkflowWidgetStep("Step 1");
  testStep1->setName("Step 1");
  testStep1->setDescription("I am in step 1");
  // can specify the name of the tab
  workflowWidget->associateStepWithLabel(testStep1, "name 1");

  // create and add the second workflow step
  ctkWorkflowWidgetStep* testStep2 = new ctkWorkflowWidgetStep("Step 2");
  testStep2->setName("Step 2");
  testStep2->setDescription("I am in step 2");
  // a new tab is automatically created
  workflowWidget->associateStepWithLabel(testStep2, "name 2");

  // create and add a third workflow step
  ctkWorkflowWidgetStep* testStep3 = new ctkWorkflowWidgetStep("Step 3");
  testStep3->setName("Step 3");
  testStep3->setDescription("I am in step 3");
  // can place a step on a tab that was previously created by
  // specifying its index
  workflowWidget->associateStepWithPage(testStep3, 1, "name 3");

  // add the steps to the workflow
  workflow->addTransition(testStep1, testStep2);
  workflow->addTransition(testStep2, testStep3);

  // create the qObjects that implement the required functions for
  // each step, and communicate with the workflow using signals and slots
  ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots* qObject1 =
      new ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots(testStep1);
  ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots* qObject2 =
      new ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots(testStep2);
  ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots* qObject3 =
      new ctkExampleWorkflowWidgetStepUsingSignalsAndSlots(testStep3);

  // set the widget for each qObject
  qObject1->setWidget(testStep1->stepArea());
  qObject2->setWidget(testStep2->stepArea());
  qObject3->setWidget(testStep3->stepArea());

  // use the qObjects for validation
  QObject::connect(testStep1->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeValidateCommand(QString)), qObject1, SLOT(validate(QString)));
  QObject::connect(testStep2->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeValidateCommand(QString)), qObject2, SLOT(validate(QString)));
  QObject::connect(testStep3->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeValidateCommand(QString)), qObject3, SLOT(validate(QString)));

  // use the qObjects for entry processing
  QObject::connect(testStep1->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeOnEntryCommand(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)), qObject1, SLOT(onEntry(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)));
  QObject::connect(testStep2->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeOnEntryCommand(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)), qObject2, SLOT(onEntry(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)));
  QObject::connect(testStep3->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeOnEntryCommand(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)), qObject3, SLOT(onEntry(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)));

  // use the qObjects for exit processing
  QObject::connect(testStep1->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeOnExitCommand(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)), qObject1, SLOT(onExit(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)));
  QObject::connect(testStep2->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeOnExitCommand(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)), qObject2, SLOT(onExit(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)));
  QObject::connect(testStep3->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeOnExitCommand(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)), qObject3, SLOT(onExit(const ctkWorkflowStep*,ctkWorkflowInterstepTransition::InterstepTransitionType)));

  // use the qObjects for populating the stepWidgetsList
  QObject::connect(testStep1->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeCreateUserInterfaceCommand()), qObject1, SLOT(createUserInterface()));
  QObject::connect(qObject1, SIGNAL(createUserInterfaceComplete()), testStep1->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(showUserInterfaceComplete()));
  QObject::connect(testStep2->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeCreateUserInterfaceCommand()), qObject2, SLOT(createUserInterface()));
  QObject::connect(qObject2, SIGNAL(createUserInterfaceComplete()), testStep2->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(showUserInterfaceComplete()));
  QObject::connect(testStep3->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(invokeCreateUserInterfaceCommand()), qObject3, SLOT(createUserInterface()));
  QObject::connect(qObject3, SIGNAL(createUserInterfaceComplete()), testStep3->ctkWorkflowStepQObject(), SIGNAL(showUserInterfaceComplete()));

  testStep1->setHasValidateCommand(1);
  testStep1->setHasOnEntryCommand(1);
  testStep1->setHasOnExitCommand(1);
  testStep1->setHasCreateUserInterfaceCommand(1);

  testStep2->setHasValidateCommand(1);
  testStep2->setHasOnEntryCommand(1);
  testStep2->setHasOnExitCommand(1);
  testStep2->setHasCreateUserInterfaceCommand(1);

  testStep3->setHasValidateCommand(1);
  testStep3->setHasOnEntryCommand(1);
  testStep3->setHasOnExitCommand(1);
  testStep3->setHasCreateUserInterfaceCommand(1);

  // testStep1 is the initial step
  workflow->setInitialStep(testStep1);

  // testStep3 will be a finish step
  // - will perform the processing associated with entering and
  // leaving each step, using the default values supplied
  // - if successful: brings you back to the step where you requested
  // to go to the finish step, so that you can begin customization
  // using user inputs if desired
  // - if unsuccessful: leaves you in the step of failure, so that you
  // can attempt to recify things from there; prints an error message
  // at the bottom of the widget.  To see this behavior:
  // 1) "Next" to step 2
  // 2) change step 2's value to something invalid (ex. 0)
  // 3) "Back" to step 1
  // 4) "finish" - attempts to go to step 3, but leaves you in step 2

  // start the workflow
  workflow->start();
  workflowWidget->show();
  // change this value (500) to increase the time that the widget is
  // shown
  QTimer::singleShot(500, &app, SLOT(quit()));
  app.exec();

  // stop the workflow
  workflow->stop();
  QTimer::singleShot(100, &app, SLOT(quit()));
  app.exec();

  // handles deletion of the workflowWidget, workflow, steps, states
  // and transitions
  delete workflowWidget;

  return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}