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//
// selection.h
//
// (C) 2001-20004 Stefan Kebekus
// Distributed under the GPL
#ifndef selection_h
#define selection_h
#include "pageNumber.h"
#include <tqstring.h>
/* The --very simple-- class TextSelection represents text that the
user has selected on a certain page of a document. The class stores
the page number,
two TQ_INT32 numbers, 'selectedTextStart' and 'selectedTextEnd' that
should hold indiced referring to the start and the end of the
selected text in the appropriate documentPage's textLinkList
a TQString, 'selectedText' that holds the text that is selected
these values can be stored, retrieved, it can be checked if the
selection is empty, and signals are emitted when the values change
*/
class TextSelection
{
public:
// Constructs an empty selection with an invalid page number, and an
// empty text string. The values 'selectedTextStart' and
// 'selectedTextEnd' are set to 0. None of the signals pageChanged()
// or selectionIsNotEmpty() is emitted at construction time
TextSelection();
void clear();
// Use this method to set the data that is described above. Note
// that the consistency of 'pageNr' 'selectedTextStart' and
// 'selectedTextEnd' are not checked; it is entirely of the program
// that calls this method to make sure that it sets reasonable
// values; it is not even checked if selectedTextStart <=
// selectedTextEnd! The signals pageChanged() and
// selectionIsNotEmpty() are emitted if appropriate.
void set(const PageNumber& pageNr, TQ_INT32 selectedTextStart, TQ_INT32 selectedTextEnd, const TQString& text);
// This method can be used to find out if the selection is empty,
// i.e. if the page number is invalid or the selected text is empty.
bool isEmpty() const {return (!page.isValid() || selectedText.isEmpty());}
// Method used to retrieve the data described above
TQ_INT32 getSelectedTextStart() const {return selectedTextStart;}
// Method used to retrieve the data described above
TQ_INT32 getSelectedTextEnd() const {return selectedTextEnd;}
// Method used to retrieve the data described above
const TQString &getSelectedText() const {return selectedText;}
// Method used to retrieve the data described above
PageNumber getPageNumber() const {return page;}
// If the selection is not empty, this method copies the text to the
// system clipboard. If the selection is empty, nothing is done.
void copyText() const;
bool operator== (const TextSelection&) const;
bool operator!= (const TextSelection&) const;
private:
// Described above
PageNumber page;
// Described above
TQ_INT32 selectedTextStart, selectedTextEnd;
// Described above
TQString selectedText;
};
#endif
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