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Core: Use the new Id methods in a few places

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Change-Id: I97d32629aa6deef0f4819f70cc0b8437f2814257
Reviewed-by: Christian Kandeler <christian.kandeler@digia.com>
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hjk
2013-01-15 13:28:17 +01:00
parent 0017a27581
commit 42c16ff7d3
13 changed files with 70 additions and 36 deletions
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src/plugins/coreplugin/id.cpp
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@@ -207,6 +207,8 @@ QString Id::toString() const
This should not be used to handle a persistent version
of the Id, use \c{fromSetting()} instead.
\deprecated
\sa toString(), fromSetting()
*/
@@ -215,6 +217,22 @@ Id Id::fromString(const QString &name)
return Id(theId(name.toUtf8()));
}
/*!
Creates an id from a string representation.
This should not be used to handle a persistent version
of the Id, use \c{fromSetting()} instead.
\deprecated
\sa toString(), fromSetting()
*/
Id Id::fromName(const QByteArray &name)
{
return Id(theId(name));
}
/*!
Returns a persistent value representing the id which is
suitable to be stored in QSettings.
@@ -239,15 +257,41 @@ Id Id::fromSetting(const QVariant &variant)
return Id(theId(ba));
}
Id Id::withSuffix(Id id, int suffix)
/*!
Constructs a derived id.
This can be used to construct groups of ids logically
belonging together. The associated internal name
will be generated by appending \c{suffix}.
*/
Id Id::withSuffix(int suffix) const
{
const QByteArray ba = id.name() + QByteArray::number(suffix);
const QByteArray ba = name() + QByteArray::number(suffix);
return Id(ba.constData());
}
Id Id::withSuffix(Id id, const char *suffix)
/*!
\overload
*/
Id Id::withSuffix(const char *suffix) const
{
const QByteArray ba = id.name() + suffix;
const QByteArray ba = name() + suffix;
return Id(ba.constData());
}
/*!
Constructs a derived id.
This can be used to construct groups of ids logically
belonging together. The associated internal name
will be generated by prepending \c{prefix}.
*/
Id Id::withPrefix(const char *prefix) const
{
const QByteArray ba = prefix + name();
return Id(ba.constData());
}