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/*!
* \file
*
* \author Peter Harvey <pharvey@peterharvey.org>
* \author \sa AUTHORS file
* \version 2
* \date 2007
* \license Copyright unixODBC Project 2007-2008, LGPL
*/
#ifndef CDATASOURCENAMESFILEMODEL_H
#define CDATASOURCENAMESFILEMODEL_H
#include "CODBCInst.h"
#include <QDirModel>
/*!
* \class CDataSourceNamesFileModel
*
* \brief Presents file-based Data Source Names.
*
* This model can be used to display file-based Data Source Names in a given
* directory.
*
* This model extends QDirModel by;
*
* \li using default filter (*.dsn)
* \li other, more appropriate, defaults (QDir::Files, QDir::Name)
* \li methods to; add, edit, and delete a file-based Data Source Name
*
* The usefullness of this being a model instead of being a widget (QListView
* derived perhaps) or some other implementation is debatable. But this is a
* nice experiment with using a model in this special way - if nothing else.
*
* \code
{
pDataSourceNamesFileModel = new CDataSourceNamesFileModel;
pListView = new QListView;
pListView->setViewMode( QListView::IconMode );
pListView->setModel( pDataSourceNamesFileModel );
pListView->setRootIndex( pDataSourceNamesFileModel->index( stringDirectory ) );
playout->addWidget( pListView, 1, 0 );
}
* \endcode
*
* \sa
*/
class CDataSourceNamesFileModel : public QDirModel
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
CDataSourceNamesFileModel( QObject* pobjectParent = NULL );
virtual ~CDataSourceNamesFileModel();
public slots:
bool addDataSourceName( const QString &stringDirectory );
bool editDataSourceName( const QModelIndex &modelindex );
bool deleteDataSourceName( const QModelIndex &modelindex );
};
#endif
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