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#ifndef LXQTSINGLEAPPLICATION_H
#define LXQTSINGLEAPPLICATION_H
#include "lxqtapplication.h"
class QWidget;
namespace LXQt {
/*! \class SingleApplication
* \brief The SingleApplication class provides an single instance Application.
*
* This class allows the user to create applications where only one instance
* is allowed to be running at an given time. If the user tries to launch
* another instance, the already running instance will be activated instead.
*
* The user has to set the activation window with setActivationWindow. If it
* doesn't the second instance will quietly exit without activating the first
* instance window. In any case only one instance is allowed.
*
* These classes depend on D-Bus and KF5::WindowSystem
*
* \code
*
* // Original code
* int main(int argc, char **argv)
* {
* LXQt::Application app(argc, argv);
*
* MainWidget w;
* w.show();
*
* return app.exec();
* }
*
* // Using the library
* int main(int argc, char **argv)
* {
* LXQt::SingleApplication app(argc, argv);
*
* MainWidget w;
* app.setActivationWindow(&w);
* w.show();
*
* return app.exec();
* }
* \endcode
* \sa SingleApplication
*/
class LXQT_API SingleApplication : public Application {
Q_OBJECT
Q_ENUMS(StartOptions)
public:
/*!
* \brief Options to control the D-Bus failure related application behaviour
*
* By default (ExitOnDBusFailure) if an instance can't connect to the D-Bus
* session bus, that instance calls ::exit(1). Not even the first instance
* will run. Connecting to the D-Bus session bus is an condition to
* guarantee that only one instance will run.
*
* If an user wants to allow an application to run without D-Bus, it must
* use the NoExitOnDBusFailure option.
*
* ExitOnDBusFailure is the default.
*/
enum StartOptions {
/** Exit if the connection to the D-Bus session bus fails.
* It's the default
*/
ExitOnDBusFailure,
/** Don't exit if the connection to the D-Bus session bus fails.*/
NoExitOnDBusFailure
};
/*!
* \brief Construct a LXQt SingleApplication object.
* \param argc standard argc as in QApplication
* \param argv standard argv as in QApplication
* \param options Control the on D-Bus failure application behaviour
*
* \sa StartOptions.
*/
SingleApplication(int &argc, char **argv, StartOptions options = ExitOnDBusFailure);
virtual ~SingleApplication();
/*!
* \brief Sets the activation window.
* \param w activation window.
*
* Sets the activation window of this application to w. The activation
* window is the widget that will be activated by \a activateWindow().
*
* \sa activationWindow() \sa activateWindow();
*/
void setActivationWindow(QWidget *w);
/*!
* \brief Gets the current activation window.
* \return The current activation window.
*
* \sa setActivationWindow();
*/
QWidget *activationWindow() const;
public Q_SLOTS:
/*!
* \brief Activates this application activation window.
*
* Changes to the desktop where this applications is. It then de-minimizes,
* raises and activates the application's activation window.
* If no activation window has been set, this function does nothing.
*
* \sa setActivationWindow();
*/
void activateWindow();
private:
QWidget *mActivationWindow;
};
#if defined(lxqtSingleApp)
#undef lxqtSingleApp
#endif
#define lxqtSingleApp (static_cast<LXQt::SingleApplication *>(qApp))
}; // namespace LXQt
#endif // LXQTSINGLEAPPLICATION_H
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