/* This file is part of the KDE libraries SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2012 Benjamin Port SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1-only OR LGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-KDE-Accepted-LGPL */ #ifndef KWINDOWCONFIG_H #define KWINDOWCONFIG_H #include #include class QWindow; class QScreen; /** * Save and load window sizes into a config */ namespace KWindowConfig { /** * Saves the window's size dependent on the screen dimension either to the * global or application config file. * * @note the group must be set before calling * * @param window The window to save size. * @param config The config group to read from. * @param options passed to KConfigGroup::writeEntry() * @since 5.0 */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT void saveWindowSize(const QWindow *window, KConfigGroup &config, KConfigGroup::WriteConfigFlags options = KConfigGroup::Normal); /** * Returns whether a given KConfig group has any saved window size data. * * @param config The config group to read from. * @since 6.0 */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT bool hasSavedWindowSize(KConfigGroup &config); /** * Restores the dialog's size from the configuration according to * the screen size. * * If you're calling this from a constructor (for a mainwindow or dialog, for instance) * you should first call winId() so that a QWindow is created, then you can call windowHandle() * to pass to this method. * * Example code: * @code * create(); // ensure there's a window created * const QSize availableSize = windowHandle()->screen()->availableSize(); * windowHandle()->resize(availableSize.width() * 0.7, availableSize.height() * 0.5); // default size * KWindowConfig::restoreWindowSize(windowHandle(), KSharedConfig::openConfig()->group("MyDialog")); * resize(windowHandle()->size()); // workaround for QTBUG-40584 * @endcode * * @note the group must be set before calling * * @param window The window to restore size. * @param config The config group to read from. * @since 5.0. */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT void restoreWindowSize(QWindow *window, const KConfigGroup &config); /** * Saves the window's position either to the global or application config file. * This function has no effect on Wayland, where the compositor is responsible * for window positioning. * * @note the group must be set before calling * * @param window The window whose position to save. * @param config The config group to read from. * @param options passed to KConfigGroup::writeEntry() * @since 5.74 */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT void saveWindowPosition(const QWindow *window, KConfigGroup &config, KConfigGroup::WriteConfigFlags options = KConfigGroup::Normal); /** * Returns whether a given KConfig group has any saved window position data. * * @note: always returns false on Wayland where saving and restoring window * position data is not supported. * * @param config The config group to read from. * @since 6.0 */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT bool hasSavedWindowPosition(KConfigGroup &config); /** * Restores the window's screen position from the configuration and calls restoreWindowScreenPosition. * This function has no effect on Wayland, where the compositor is responsible * for window positioning. * * @note the group must be set before calling * * @param window The window whose position to restore. * @param config The config group to read from. * @since 5.74 */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT void restoreWindowPosition(QWindow *window, const KConfigGroup &config); /** * Restores the window's position on provided screen from the configuration. * This function has no effect on Wayland, where the compositor is responsible * for window positioning. * * @note the group must be set before calling * * @param window The window whose position to restore. * @param screen Screen on which window should be placed. * @param config The config group to read from. * @since 5.99 */ KCONFIGGUI_EXPORT void restoreWindowScreenPosition(QWindow *window, const QScreen *screen, const KConfigGroup &config); } #endif // KWINDOWCONFIG_H