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#pragma once
#include "imodule.h"
class wxToolBar;
class wxWindow;
namespace ui
{
/**
* \brief
* Manager object which constructs toolbars from XML files.
*
* The IToolbarManager is responsible for parsing toolbar declarations from
* user.xml and constructing wxToolBar objects containing the specified tool
* buttons.
*
* Note however that the IToolbarManager does not own or keep track of the
* constructed wxToolBars; these are packed into and owned by the IMainFrame
* and made available with IMainFrame::getToolbar().
*/
class IToolbarManager :
public RegisterableModule
{
public:
virtual ~IToolbarManager() {}
/**
* \brief
* Create a wxToolBar corresponding to the given named toolbar declaration
* in the user.xml file.
*
* The toolbar's tool buttons will be registered with the event manager on
* construction, and deregistered when the wxToolbar widget is destroyed.
*
* Calling this method more than once with the same toolbarName will create
* a new wxToolBar each time, which will possibly result in duplicate event
* manager registrations unless the first toolbar widget has already been
* destroyed.
*
* \param name
* Name of the toolbar to create. This must correspond to a <toolbar>
* section in the user.xml file.
*
* \param parent
* Parent window for the constructed wxToolBar widget.
*/
virtual wxToolBar* createToolbar(const std::string& name, wxWindow* parent) = 0;
};
}
constexpr const char* const MODULE_TOOLBARMANAGER = "ToolBarManager";
inline ui::IToolbarManager& GlobalToolBarManager()
{
static module::InstanceReference<ui::IToolbarManager> _reference(MODULE_TOOLBARMANAGER);
return _reference;
}
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