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ProjectExplorer: Prepare more flexibility to aspect layouting

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This hides the explicit use of a QFormLayout from the aspect
interface in a new LayoutBuilder class. That currently works
only on a QFormLayout in the back, but opens the possibility
to use e.g. a QGridLayout as use on the Kits and some option
pages.

The aspects now only announce sub-widgets they like to add,
actuall positioning is does by a new LayoutBuilder class,
also cramming several widgets in an hbox in the right column
of the QFormLayout is done there.

Change-Id: I2b788192c465f2ab82261849d34e514697c5a491
Reviewed-by: Christian Kandeler <christian.kandeler@qt.io>
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hjk
2019-10-15 17:20:51 +02:00
parent 02350520c2
commit 6eaf239777
20 changed files with 251 additions and 140 deletions
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src/plugins/android/androidrunconfiguration.cpp
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@@ -62,13 +62,13 @@ BaseStringListAspect::BaseStringListAspect(const QString &settingsKey, Core::Id
BaseStringListAspect::~BaseStringListAspect() = default;
void BaseStringListAspect::addToConfigurationLayout(QFormLayout *layout)
void BaseStringListAspect::addToLayout(LayoutBuilder &builder)
{
QTC_CHECK(!m_widget);
m_widget = new AdbCommandsWidget(layout->parentWidget());
m_widget = new AdbCommandsWidget;
m_widget->setCommandList(m_value);
m_widget->setTitleText(m_label);
layout->addRow(m_widget);
builder.addItem(m_widget.data());
connect(m_widget.data(), &AdbCommandsWidget::commandsChanged, this, [this] {
m_value = m_widget->commandsList();
emit changed();