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Adding new parameter
Let us suppose that we want to add two new parameters to our component.
First parameter, named "integer-value" of type int
will be obligatory (required).
Second one, named "floating-point-value" of type
double
will be optional/defaulted (we will provide a default value and the user will not be obliged to set it.
- Add member fields to your component which will contain parameter values.
For instance, your class can look like:
class MyComponent : public QObject , public ComponentBase { public: // ... private: int mInteger; double mDouble; };
- Invoke
addParameters()
in your component constructor.
This function returns an object that allows you to add parameters.
Then, after ()
, add parameters:
For a required parameter: add a line like ("parameter-name", value<!ParameterType>(&variableToSetWithParameterValue)->required(), "parameter description"
.
For a optional/defaulted parameter: add a line like ("parameter-name", value<!ParameterType>(&variableToSetWithParameterValue)->default_value(kDefaultParameterValue), "parameter description"
.
addParameters() ("integer-value", value<int>(&mInteger)->required(), "integer value for test") ("floating-point-value", value<double>(&mDouble)->default_value(kDefaultMemoryName), "floating-point value for test") ;
- Modify your XML file
In the <components
section, modify your component by adding the required and, optionally, the defaulted arguments.
Before the modification:
<component name="mycomp" type="MyComponent" />
After the modification:
<component name="mycomp" type="MyComponent" integer-value="12345" />
or
<component name="mycomp" type="MyComponent" integer-value="12345" floating-point-value="543.21" />