Faith::Application Class Reference

prepares the application to use Faith's graphics-related classes More...

#include <faith/application.h>

Inheritance diagram for Faith::Application:

List of all members.

Public Slots
void	quit ()
Signals
void	aboutToExit ()
Public Member Functions
	Application (int argc, char **argv, bool gui=true)
virtual	~Application ()
int	exec ()
void	processEvents ()
Display *	x11Display ()
void	xEvent (XEvent *event)
void	xExposeEvents (XEvent *events, int count)
Handle	x11Screen ()
virtual void	warning (const char *message)
void	postEvent (Faith::Object *dest, Faith::Event *e)

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Detailed Description

prepares the application to use Faith's graphics-related classes

Exactly one Application object must be instanciated before you can create any object which inherits from Widget

Application is what allows you to write graphical applications with Faith

Faith::faithapp points to the one and only Application object

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Faith::Application::Application	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv,
		bool	gui = true
	)

create the main system of your app, passing the argc and argv from main(..) the last argument says if you want to bind to the GDI (X11)

virtual Faith::Application::~Application

(

)

[virtual]

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Member Function Documentation

void Faith::Application::aboutToExit

(

)

[signal]

This signal is emitted after the event loop is exited, but before any objects are destroyed by Application

Those classes which are deleted are all MainWindows

int Faith::Application::exec

(

)

start dispatching events from the operating system

void Faith::Application::postEvent	(	Faith::Object *	dest,
		Faith::Event *	e
	)

this thread-safe function will send the event e to dest on the main thread "reasonably soon"

You may call this from any thread at any time

Do not delete e, it will be deleted after the event is delivered

void Faith::Application::processEvents

(

)

perform an exec "once" (returns soon, but not immediately)

void Faith::Application::quit

(

)

[slot]

causes exec() to return soon. aboutToExit will be emitted

virtual void Faith::Application::warning

(

const char *

message

)

[virtual]

display an error

Display* Faith::Application::x11Display

(

)

Handle Faith::Application::x11Screen

(

)

void Faith::Application::xEvent

(

XEvent *

event

)

void Faith::Application::xExposeEvents	(	XEvent *	events,
		int	count
	)

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• faithcore/faith/application.h

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