office-gobmx/slideshow/source/inc/shapeattributelayerholder.hxx
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#ifndef INCLUDED_SLIDESHOW_SHAPEATTRIBUTELAYERHOLDER_HXX
#define INCLUDED_SLIDESHOW_SHAPEATTRIBUTELAYERHOLDER_HXX
#include "attributableshape.hxx"
#include "shapeattributelayer.hxx"
#include <boost/noncopyable.hpp>
namespace slideshow
{
namespace internal
{
/** Holds a ShapeAttributeLayer, together with the associated
Shape
Use this class to hold ShapeAttributeLayer objects the
RAII way. When this object gets deleted, it will
automatically revoke the attribute layer for the given
shape (this encapsulates the somewhat clumsy notification
process that is required for shape and attribute layer
interaction).
*/
class ShapeAttributeLayerHolder : private boost::noncopyable
{
public:
/** Create a ShapeAttributeLayerHolder instance.
This constructor creates an empty attribute holder, to
generate an attribute layer, you have to manually call
createAttributeLayer().
*/
ShapeAttributeLayerHolder() :
mpShape(),
mpAttributeLayer()
{
}
~ShapeAttributeLayerHolder()
{
reset(); // ensures that the last attribute layer is
// correctly deregistered from the shape.
}
void reset()
{
if( mpShape && mpAttributeLayer )
mpShape->revokeAttributeLayer( mpAttributeLayer );
}
/** This constructor receives a pointer to the Shape, from
which attribute layers should be generated. Initially,
this object does not create an attribute layer, you
have to manually call createAttributeLayer().
@param rShape
Shape for which attribute layers should be generated.
*/
bool createAttributeLayer( const AttributableShapeSharedPtr& rShape )
{
reset();
mpShape = rShape;
if( mpShape )
mpAttributeLayer = mpShape->createAttributeLayer();
return mpAttributeLayer;
}
ShapeAttributeLayerSharedPtr get() const
{
return mpAttributeLayer;
}
private:
AttributableShapeSharedPtr mpShape;
ShapeAttributeLayerSharedPtr mpAttributeLayer;
};
}
}
#endif /* INCLUDED_SLIDESHOW_SHAPEATTRIBUTELAYERHOLDER_HXX */
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