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#ifndef __KDCHARTENUMS_H__
#define __KDCHARTENUMS_H__

#include <tqrect.h>
#include <tqpointarray.h>

#include "KDChartGlobal.h"
#include <tqobject.h>

/** \file KDChartEnums.h
  \brief Definition of global enums.
  */

/**
  Project global class providing some enums needed both by KDChartParams
  and by KDChartCustomBox.
  */
class KDCHART_EXPORT KDChartEnums :public TQObject
{
    Q_OBJECT
  TQ_OBJECT
    Q_ENUMS( TextLayoutPolicy )
    Q_ENUMS( AreaName )
    Q_ENUMS( PositionFlag )

public:
    /**
      Text tqlayout policy: what to do if text that is to be drawn would
      cover neighboring text or neighboring areas.

      \li \c LayoutJustOverwrite Just ignore the tqlayout collision and write the text nevertheless.
      \li \c LayoutPolicyRotate Try counter-clockwise rotation to make the text fit into the space.
      \li \c LayoutPolicyShiftVertically Shift the text baseline upwards (or downwards, resp.) and draw a connector line between the text and its anchor.
      \li \c LayoutPolicyShiftHorizontally Shift the text baseline to the left (or to the right, resp.) and draw a connector line between the text and its anchor.
      \li \c LayoutPolicyShrinkFontSize Reduce the text font size.

      \sa KDChartParams::setPrintDataValues
      */
    enum TextLayoutPolicy { LayoutJustOverwrite,
        LayoutPolicyRotate,
        LayoutPolicyShiftVertically,
        LayoutPolicyShiftHorizontally,
        LayoutPolicyShrinkFontSize };

    /**
      Converts the specified text tqlayout policy enum to a
      string representation.

      \param type the text tqlayout policy to convert
      \return the string representation of the text tqlayout policy enum
      */
    static TQString tqlayoutPolicyToString( TextLayoutPolicy type ) {
        switch( type ) {
            case LayoutJustOverwrite:
                return "JustOverwrite";
            case LayoutPolicyRotate:
                return "Rotate";
            case LayoutPolicyShiftVertically:
                return "ShiftVertically";
            case LayoutPolicyShiftHorizontally:
                return "ShiftHorizontally";
            case LayoutPolicyShrinkFontSize:
                return "ShrinkFontSize";
            default: // should not happen
                qDebug( "Unknown text tqlayout policy" );
                return "JustOverwrite";
        }
    }


    /**
      Number notation specifies the general way, how a number is to be shown.

      \li \c NumberNotationDecimal Traditional way of writing a decimal number.
      \li \c NumberNotationScientific Exponential notation, with exactly one non-zero digit to the left of the decimal.
      \li \c NumberNotationScientificBig Same as \c NumberNotationScientific, but using 'E' instead of 'e'.

      \sa KDChartAxisParams::setAxisLabelsNotation
      */
    enum NumberNotation { NumberNotationDecimal,
                          NumberNotationScientific,
                          NumberNotationScientificBig };

    /**
      Converts the specified number notation enum to a
      string representation.

      \param notation the number notation to convert
      \return the string representation of the number notation enum
      */
    static TQString numberNotationToString( NumberNotation notation ) {
        switch( notation ) {
            case NumberNotationDecimal:
                return "NumberNotationDecimal";
            case NumberNotationScientific:
                return "NumberNotationScientific";
            case NumberNotationScientificBig:
                return "NumberNotationScientificBig";
            default: // should not happen
                qDebug( "Unknown text number notation" );
                return "NumberNotationDecimal";
        }
    }


    /**
      Converts the specified string to a number notation enum value.

      \param string the string to convert
      \return the number notation enum value
      */
    static NumberNotation stringToNumberNotation( const TQString& notation ) {
        if( notation ==      "NumberNotationDecimal" )
            return NumberNotationDecimal;
        else if( notation == "NumberNotationScientific" )
            return NumberNotationScientific;
        else if( notation == "NumberNotationScientificBig" )
            return NumberNotationScientificBig;
        else // default, should not happen
            return NumberNotationDecimal;
    }


    /**
      Converts the specified string to a text tqlayout policy enum value.

      \param string the string to convert
      \return the text tqlayout policy enum value
      */
    static TextLayoutPolicy stringToLayoutPolicy( const TQString& string ) {
        if( string ==      "JustOverwrite" )
            return LayoutJustOverwrite;
        else if( string == "Rotate" )
            return LayoutPolicyRotate;
        else if( string == "ShiftVertically" )
            return LayoutPolicyShiftVertically;
        else if( string == "ShiftHorizontally" )
            return LayoutPolicyShiftHorizontally;
        else if( string == "ShrinkFontSize" )
            return LayoutPolicyShrinkFontSize;
        else // default, should not happen
            return LayoutJustOverwrite;
    }

    /**
      Areas of the chart that may have their own backgrounds
      and/or may be surrounded by a simple or complex border.

      \li \c AreaData surrounding the data area
      \li \c AreaAxes surrounding the axes but leaving out the data area
      \li \c AreaDataAxes surrounding the data+axes area
      \li \c AreaLegend surrounding the legend area
      \li \c AreaDataAxesLegend surrounding the data+axes+legend area
      \li \c AreaHeaders surrounding the headers area
      \li \c AreaFooters surrounding the footers area
      \li \c AreaDataAxesLegendHeadersFooters surrounding the data+axes+legend+headers+footers area
      \li \c AreaInnermost covering the complete drawing area but <b>not</b> covering the global left/top/right/bottom leading
      \li \c AreaOutermost covering the complete drawing area including the global left/top/right/bottom leading

      \li \c AreaChartDataRegion covering the area used to display one data entry (i.e. one point, bar, line, pie slice,...).
      The respective data coordinates are specified by additional parameters, this is used by
      KDChartCustomBox where you have the parameters \c dataRow, \c dataCol, \c data3rd.

      In addition there is a special value specifying a <b>list</b> of regions:

      \li \c AreasCustomBoxes specifies many small areas surrounding all the custom boxes that you might have added to the chart,
      this is useful in case you want to specify some default frame settings to be used for all custom boxes
      not having frame settings of their own.

      Finally there are three special values that you may use to specify
      a single axis area (or a header/footer area, or a custom box area resp.).
      Just add the number of the axis (or header/footer, or custom box resp.)
      to the respective base value:

      \li \c AreaAxisBASE value to be added to the axis number in case you want to specify a single axis area,
      e.g. for specifying the area of the left ordinate axis just type <b>AreaAxisBASE + AxisPosLeft</b>.
      \li \c AreaHdFtBASE value to be added to the header/footer number in case you want to specify a single header (or footer, resp.) area,
      e.g. for specifying the area of the main header just type <b>AreaHdFtBASE + HdFtPosHeader</b>.
      \li \c AreaCustomBoxBASE value to be added to the number of a custom box that you might have added to your chart,
      e.g. for specifying the area a custom box you have added to the chart
      (let us assume the index of that box is in \c boxIdx1) just type <b>AreaCustBoxBASE + boxIdx1</b>.

      \sa KDChartParams::setSimpleFrame, KDChartParams::setFrame
      \sa KDChartParams::insertCustomBox, KDChartCustomBox
      */
    enum AreaName { AreaUNKNOWN                      = 0x0000,
        AreaData                         = 0x0001,
        AreaAxes                         = 0x0002,
        AreaDataAxes                     = 0x0003,
        AreaLegend                       = 0x0004,
        AreaDataAxesLegend               = 0x0005,
        AreaHeaders                      = 0x0006,
        AreaFooters                      = 0x0007,
        AreaDataAxesLegendHeadersFooters = 0x0008,
        AreaInnermost                    = 0x0009,
        AreaOutermost                    = 0x000a,
        AreaChartDataRegion              = 0x000b,
        AreasCustomBoxes                 = 0x000d,
        AreaAxisBASE                     = 0x1000,
        AreaHdFtBASE                     = 0x2000,
        AreaCustomBoxesBASE              = 0x4000,
        AreaBASEMask                     = 0xF000 };


    /**
      The general position flag to specify a point of
      an area, for example this could be the anchor point
      which an annotation box should be aligned to.

      The following picture shows the different positions:

      \image html "../refman_images/positions.png"
      \image latex "../refman_images/positions.png" "the PositionFlag enum" width=4in

      \note The position and tqalignment of content to be printed at (or
      inside of, resp.) an area or a point -- like for printing data value texts next
      to their graphical representations (which might be a bar, line, pie slice,...) --
      is specified by two parameters: a \c PositionFlag and a uint holding a combination of \c TQt::AlignmentFlags.
      Remember that TQt::AlignmentFlags are used to specify <b>with which edge</b> something
      is to be aligned to its anchor, e.g. \c AlignLeft means align with the left edge.

      The position of content and the way it is aligned to this
      position is shown in the following drawing, note that annotation #2 and annotation #3
      share the same PositionFlag but have different tqalignment flags set:

      \image html "../refman_images/tqalignment.png"
      \image latex "../refman_images/tqalignment.png" "positioning and aligning" width=4in

      \sa KDChartParams::setPrintDataValues
    */
    enum PositionFlag { PosTopLeft   =0, PosTopCenter   =1, PosTopRight   =2,
        PosCenterLeft=3, PosCenter      =4, PosCenterRight=5,
        PosBottomLeft=6, PosBottomCenter=7, PosBottomRight=8 };


    /**
      Returns the point representing a position of a rectangle.
      */
    static TQPoint positionFlagToPoint( const TQRect& rect,
                                      PositionFlag pos );

    /**
      Returns the point representing a position of a corresponding
      TQPointArray.

      \note The array \c points <b>must</b> have at least nine elements.
      */
    static TQPoint positionFlagToPoint( const TQPointArray& points,
            PositionFlag pos )
    {
        TQPoint pt;
        if( 9 <= points.size() )
            pt = points[ pos ];
        return pt;
    }


    /**
      Converts the specified content position enum to a
      string representation.

      \param type the content position to convert
      \return the string representation of the type enum
      */
    static TQString positionFlagToString( PositionFlag type );


    /**
      Converts the specified string to a content position enum value.

      \param string the string to convert
      \return the content position enum value
      */
    static PositionFlag stringToPositionFlag( const TQString& string );
};


#endif