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#include <hbindicatorinterface.h>

#include <QVariant>

/*!

    \class HbIndicatorInterface

    \brief HbIndicatorInterface is an abstract base class

    for all indicator implementations

    Indicators are displayed in the status indicator area and/or in indicator menu.

    Applications can create custom indicators by implementing this abstract class and HbIndicatorPluginInterface.

    Each indicator is identified by its type-string (See indicatorType). Clients use HbIndicator-class to activate

    and deactivate indicators.

    Indicator has a number of data elements associated with it and they can be retrieved by

    specifying a role (see HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole) to the indicatorData()

    function. An indicator should at least contain an icon and text elements.

    Indicator can be interacted by the user, for example indicator text can be clicked.

    (See HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionType).

    The handling of the interaction is indicator's responsibility. (See handleInteraction()).

    Universal indicators are divided into three categories: 

    1) notification indicators, 2) progress indicators and 3) settings indicators. 

    The most important indicators can appear in the status bar, 

    notification indicators on the left side, progress and settings indicators on the right side. 

    The Universal indicator button provides access to the universal indicator menu that contains all active indicators.

    (See HbIndicatorInterface::Cartegory). The category is returned by the function:

    category()

    \sa HbIndicatorPluginInterface, HbIndicator

    \stable

    \hbcore

*/

/*! 

    \enum HbIndicatorInterface::Category

    Defines indicator group category. This determines where the indicator is shown.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::Category HbIndicatorInterface::NotificationCategory

    NotificationCategory indicators are visible in the status bar in the notification area.

    NotificationCategory indicators are shown also in universal indicator menu.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::Category HbIndicatorInterface::ProgressCategory

    Aggregated ProgressCategory indicators are visible in the status bar in the progress/settings area.

    ProgressCategory indicators are shown also in universal indicator menu.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::Category HbIndicatorInterface::SettingCategory

    SettingCategory indicators are visible in the status bar in the progress/settings area.

    SettingCategory indicators are shown also in universal indicator menu.

*/

/*!

    \enum HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionType

    Defines the interaction type of the indicator. Depending on the interaction type the indicator may look different

    in the indicator menu. Each interaction is handled in handleInteraction().

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionType HbIndicatorInterface::NoInteraction

    No interaction.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionType HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionActivated

    Indicator text is a link and can be activated by the user.

*/

/*!

    \enum HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole

    Defines all the data roles an indicator can have.

    An indicator has set of data elements associated with it, each with its own role.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole HbIndicatorInterface::DecorationNameRole

    Role to the icon path, which is used as a decoration in indicator menu.

    The icon must be located in a directory, where all possible client applications are able to read it. 

    The icon cannot be located in the plugin's resources. 

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole HbIndicatorInterface::MonoDecorationNameRole

    Role to the icon path, which is used as a decoration in the status bar area.

    The icon must be located in a directory, where all possible client applications are able to read it. 

    The icon cannot be located in the plugin's resources. 

    For the progress indicators this MonoDecorationNameRole is not used and the progress indicator

    is not configurable.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole HbIndicatorInterface::PrimaryTextRole

    Primary indicator text shown in indicator menu.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole HbIndicatorInterface::SecondaryTextRole

    Secondary indicator text shown in indicator menu.

*/

/*!

    \enum HbIndicatorInterface::RequestType

    Client request types. See handleClientRequest()

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::RequestType HbIndicatorInterface::RequestActivate

    Client requests the activation of the indicator.

*/

/*!

    \var HbIndicatorInterface::RequestType HbIndicatorInterface::RequestDeactivate

    Client requests the deactivation of the indicator.

*/

/*!

    \fn virtual QVariant HbIndicatorInterface::indicatorData(int role) const = 0

    Returns the data stored under the given role.

    For the roles not supported by the plugin, empty QVariant (QVariant()) should be returned.

    \sa HbIndicatorInterface::DataRole.

*/

/*!

    \fn void  HbIndicatorInterface::dataChanged()

    The class should emit this signal, when it's data changes.

    \sa indicatorData()

*/

/*!

    \fn void HbIndicatorInterface::deactivate()

    The class should emit this signal, when it wants to deactivate itself. By default

    this signal is emitted when HbIndicatorInterface::processClientRequest receives

    deactivate-request.

    \sa HbIndicatorInterface::processClientRequest

*/

/*!

    \fn void HbIndicatorInterface::userActivated(const QVariantMap &data)

    The class should emit this signal, when client needs to be notified of the

    user interaction.

    @param data Data sent by indicator.

*/

class HbIndicatorInterfacePrivate

{

public:

    HbIndicatorInterfacePrivate()

    {

    }

    void init(const QString &indicatorType,

        HbIndicatorInterface::Category category,

        HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionTypes interactionTypes)

    {

        this->indicatorType = indicatorType;

        this->category = category;

        this->interactionTypes = interactionTypes;

    }

public:

    QString indicatorType;

    HbIndicatorInterface::Category category;

    HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionTypes interactionTypes;

};

/*!

    Destructor

*/

HbIndicatorInterface::~HbIndicatorInterface()

{

    delete d;

}

/*!

    returns the the type of the indicator

*/

QString HbIndicatorInterface::indicatorType() const

{

    return d->indicatorType;

}

/*!

    returns the interaction types handled by the class.

    \sa handleInteraction

*/

HbIndicatorInterface::InteractionTypes HbIndicatorInterface::interactionTypes() const

{

    return d->interactionTypes;

}

/*!

    returns the category group the indicator belongs to.

*/

HbIndicatorInterface::Category HbIndicatorInterface::category() const

{

    return d->category;

}

/*!

    processes the requests from the client.

    Calls handleClientRequest. Does default handling for the request,

    if the request is not handled: emits deactivate signal when receiving deactivate-request.

    \a type is a type of the request.

    \a parameter is extra parameter from the client. Can be invalid, if not given.

    \sa RequestType, handleInteraction

*/

void HbIndicatorInterface::processClientRequest(RequestType type,

                                                const QVariant &parameter)

{

    if (!handleClientRequest(type, parameter)) {

        //default handling.

        if (type == RequestDeactivate) {

            emit deactivate();

        }

    }

}

/*!

    called by the framework, when the user interacts with the indicator.

    \a type is a type of the interaction.

    The method should be reimplemented, when interaction type is set to other than

    HbIndicatorInterface::NoInteraction.

    should return true, if interaction was handled, false otherwise. Default implementation

    returns false.

    \sa interactionTypes

*/

bool HbIndicatorInterface::handleInteraction(InteractionType /*type*/)

{

    return false; //not handled

}

/*!

    Called by the framework, when the indicator menu is about to show. 

    Indicators data can be refreshed here. 

    Should return true, if the indicator data is refreshed, false otherwise. 

    If true is returned then the indicator menu calls indicatorData to get refreshed data.

    Default implementation returns false. 

    \sa HbIndicatorInterface::indicatorData(int role)

*/

bool HbIndicatorInterface::refreshData()

{

    return false;

}

/*!

    Constructs an indicator.

    \a indicatorType contains the type of the indicator,

    \a Category indicator category the object belongs to,

    \a interactionTypes interaction type flags for the object

*/

HbIndicatorInterface::HbIndicatorInterface(const QString &indicatorType,

    Category category, InteractionTypes interactionTypes) :

    d(new HbIndicatorInterfacePrivate())

{

    d->init(indicatorType, category, interactionTypes);

}

/*!

    Handles the requests sent from the client

    \a type is a type of the request.

    \a parameter is extra parameter from the client. Can be invalid, if not given.

    Should return true, when the request is handled.

    Default implementation returns false.

    \sa RequestType, HbIndicator

*/

bool HbIndicatorInterface::handleClientRequest(RequestType /*type*/, const QVariant &/*parameter*/)

{

    return false;

}