#include <Libs/PluginFramework/ctkPluginFrameworkEvent.h>

Public Types
enum	Type { STARTED, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, STOPPED, STOPPED_UPDATE, WAIT_TIMEDOUT }
Public Member Functions
	ctkPluginFrameworkEvent ()
	ctkPluginFrameworkEvent (Type type, ctkPlugin *plugin, const std::exception &fwException)
	ctkPluginFrameworkEvent (const ctkPluginFrameworkEvent &other)
	ctkPluginFrameworkEvent (Type type, ctkPlugin *plugin)
QString	getErrorString () const
ctkPlugin *	getPlugin () const
Type	getType () const
Properties
QSharedDataPointer < ctkPluginFrameworkEventData >	d
QString	errorString
ctkPlugin	plugin
Type	type

Detailed Description

A general event from the Framework.

ctkPluginFrameworkEvent objects are delivered to slots connected FrameworkListeners when a general event occurs within the plugin environment. A type code is used to identify the event type for future extendability.

See also:: ctkPluginContext::connectFrameworkListener; ctkEventBus

Definition at line 46 of file ctkPluginFrameworkEvent.h.

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum ctkPluginFrameworkEvent::Type

Enumerator:

STARTED	The Framework has started. This event is fired when the Framework has started after all installed plugins that are marked to be started have been started and the Framework has reached the initial start level. The source of this event is the System Plugin.
ERROR	An error has occurred. There was an error associated with a plugin.
WARNING	A warning has occurred. There was a warning associated with a plugin.
INFO	An informational event has occurred. There was an informational event associated with a plugin.
STOPPED	The Framework has stopped. This event is fired when the Framework has been stopped because of a stop operation on the system plugin. The source of this event is the System Plugin.
STOPPED_UPDATE	The Framework has stopped during update. This event is fired when the Framework has been stopped because of an update operation on the system plugin. The Framework will be restarted after this event is fired. The source of this event is the System Plugin.
WAIT_TIMEDOUT	The Framework did not stop before the wait timeout expired. This event is fired when the Framework did not stop before the wait timeout expired. The source of this event is the System Plugin.