svg
└─── Layer1
  ├─── cdpText                     (text)
  ├─── cdpBorderMarginTopLeft      (transparent rect/path)
  ├─── cdpBorderMarginBottomRight  (transparent rect/path)
  └─── cdpBackground              (element group)

Property Documentation

cdpOfflineValue : const QString

This property holds the value to show when communication is offline and cdpOfflineValueEnabled is set to true.

The property has no effect when cdpOfflineValueEnabled is set to false.

See also cdpOfflineValueEnabled.

cdpOfflineValueEnabled : const bool

This property holds whether or not to show cdpOfflineValue when communication is offline.

Setting the property to false will make the widget keep/show the last value when communication is down.

See also cdpOfflineValue.

cdpPromptForChanges : bool

This property holds whether to show a message box to accept changes.

Note: The prompt dialog will only show when configured for cdp communication and only in a running application.

Access functions:

See also cdpRouting.

cdpRouting : QString

This property holds the routing to the CDP object to connect and control.

The routing is bi-directional. This means that if two line edits or other widgets are routed to control the same remote object, they will all receive and show new values when the remote value is changed.

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cdpScaling : const double

This property holds a value with which the decimal (if present) value is multiplied/divided.

Input-values to the CDPBaseLineEdit will be multiplied with this value, output-values will be divided. This works with both signals and properties.

cdpStringToDouble : bool

This property holds whether or not we should try to convert received strings to double.

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cdpStyleRouting : QString

This property holds the routing of the CDP object that is used to change the widget svg style.

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cdpTabToConfirm : bool

This property holds whether to use “Tab” to confirm text input.

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cdpTimeoutMs : int

This property holds the time to wait before confirming a newly inserted value.

If there is no signal at the specified route, default value is 0.0 .

Note: This property is ignored if cdpRouting is not set.

Access functions:

cdpUpdateOnSlotOnly : bool

This property holds whether to send a value to the routed CDP object when done editing or only when triggered by the sendToCdp slot function.

Setting this property to true allows for use in settings dialogs where you want to be able to edit values without sending them to the control system. Then, when done editing, the user can decide whether to send or revert the changes by clicking buttons connected to sendToCdp or resetToCdp.

Note that multiple widgets, that support cdpUpdateOnSlotOnly, can be placed/grouped in a container widget to avoid Signal and Slot connections to all of them. The container has slots similar to sendToCdp and resetToCdp that will execute on all child widgets.

Access functions:

See also resetToCdp and sendToCdp.

cdpVisibleRouting : const QString

This property holds the full path of the signal/parameter that controls the “visible” property.

Note: Values not equal to 1 are considered false.

See also visible.

cssFile : QString

This property holds the css file to use for customization.

http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/stylesheet-examples.html#customizing-qlineedit

Access functions:

See also svgFile.

disabledStateOpacity : double

This property holds the level of opacity for the widget in the disabled state.

The valid range of opacity is from 1.0 (completely opaque) to 0.0 (completely transparent).

Setting this property configures a fixed opacity that can be different than the global opacity used in other widgets.

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focusTimeOutMs : int

This property holds the time after which the lineEdit looses focus after being edited.

This time delay makes sure the widget shows updated values from the routed cdp object.

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fontColor : QColor

This property holds the font color.

Note: If this is set, this overrides the text color from svg file and the entire code received from CSS file.

Note: When combined with max and min, recieving an out-of-range input will reset this color.

Access functions:

See also svgFile and cssFile.

maximum : const double

This property holds the maximum value to accept from user.

When the user attempts to add a value above this maximum, the line edit text will get colored in red and a focus out event will make the text go back to the previous value.

Note: Receiving cdp values that are out of range will extend the min/max limits so that we always show what is in the control system. Further, the min/max values will also limit the num pad (when enabled). Setting min and max with identical value will disable the functionality.

Access functions:

See also minimum.

minimum : const double

This property holds the minimum value to accept from user.

When the user attempts to add a value below this minimum, the line edit text will get colored in red and a focus out event will make the text go back to the previous value.

Note: Receiving cdp values that are out of range will extend the min/max limits so that we always show what is in the control system. Further, the min/max values will also limit the num pad (when enabled). Setting min and max with identical value will disable the functionality.

Access functions:

See also maximum.

numFormat : NumForm

This property holds the format in which numbers are displayed.

Access functions:

See also precision.

padInfoText1 : const QString

This property holds the first information text of the input pad.

The info text will only show when the global num pad class in the main window, CDPBaseMainWindow::numPadName, has been configured with a class that implements the pad info elements. An example of such is the class named CDPBaseNumPadOptInfo. Also, have a look at the CDPBaseNumPad details for more information regarding the info texts.

Remember to set padType to num pad when using this property.

See also padType, padTitle, and padInfoText2.

padInfoText2 : const QString

This property holds the second info text of the input pad. See padInfoText1 for more details.

See also padType, padTitle, and padInfoText1.

padTitle : const QString

This property holds the title of the input-pad.

See also padType, padInfoText1, and padInfoText2.

padType : GlobalDialog

This property holds which input pad is used for inserting a value manually.

Access functions:

See also padTitle, padInfoText1, and padInfoText2.

postfix : QString

This property holds the string that is appended to the displayed value.

Access functions:

precision : int

This property holds the value of decimal places for numbers.

Sets the number of decimals to show when displaying fractured numbers or number of decimal notations before switching to scientific display in “MixedMode”

Access functions:

See also numFormat.

pushRoutables : const QStringList

Access functions:

Notifier signal:

stylingType : StylingType

This property holds a selection of how to customize the widget.

To customize in QtDesigner, set this property to "NoFile".

Access functions:

See also svgFile, cssFile, and widgetStyle.

svgFile : QString

This property holds the svg file to use for customization.

Access functions:

See also cssFile.

visible : const bool

This property holds whether to show the QWidget or not.

See also cdpVisibleRouting.

widgetStyle : int

This property holds which style from an svg file is used.

Note: This will only have effect if the svg file specified by svgFile provides styles, and stylingType is set to "SVG".

Access functions:

See also stylingType, svgFile, and cssFile.

QLineEdit{ color:transparent; background: transparent; border: 0; }

connect(cDPBaseLineEdit, static_cast<void(CDPBaseLineEdit::*)(int)>(&CDPBaseLineEdit::signalAcceptedValue),
    [=](int ){ /* ... */ });

connect(cDPBaseLineEdit, static_cast<void(CDPBaseLineEdit::*)(double)>(&CDPBaseLineEdit::signalAcceptedValue),
    [=](double ){ /* ... */ });

connect(cDPBaseLineEdit, static_cast<void(CDPBaseLineEdit::*)(QString)>(&CDPBaseLineEdit::signalAcceptedValue),
    [=](QString ){ /* ... */ });