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## CGAL::Qt_widget_layer

### Definition

The Qt_widget_layer serves as a base class for layers. Layers are classes that draw on the drawing area of a Qt_widget and receive events from it. You can attach and detach layers on the Qt_widget. All the attached layers will receive the events if they are active. The same for drawing, all the active layers that are attached will be drawn.

#include <CGAL/IO/Qt_widget_layer.h>

### Inherits From

QObject

### Creation

Qt_widget_layer layer ( QObject *parent = 0, const char* name = 0);
| The default constructor. The parameters parent and name are passed to the QObject constructor.

virtual void | layer.mousePressEvent ( QMouseEvent *)
virtual void | layer.mouseReleaseEvent ( QMouseEvent *)
virtual void | layer.wheelEvent ( QMouseEvent *)
virtual void | layer.mouseDoubleClickEvent ( QMouseEvent *)
virtual void | layer.mouseMoveEvent ( QMouseEvent *)
virtual void | layer.keyPressEvent ( QKeyEvent *)
virtual void | layer.keyReleaseEvent ( QMouseEvent *)
virtual void | layer.enterEvent ( QEvent *)
virtual void | layer.leaveEvent ( QEvent *)
virtual bool | layer.event ( QEvent *)
|  | These virtual functions can be overloaded in the derived class. They are called by the Qt_widget to which the layer is attached.
bool | layer.is_active () | Returns true if this layer is active.

### Public Slots

virtual void | layer.draw () | This virtual member function must be overloaded. This is where the drawing code goes.
void | layer.stateChanged ( int s)
|  | This slot is provided to change the layer's state from activated to deactivated and reverse if it is triggered. The layer is activated if s is 2, or it is deactivated if s is 0. These values match with the signal stateChanged(int) in the QButton widget.
bool | layer.activate () | Activate and return true if it was not active.
bool | layer.deactivate ()
|  | Deactivate and return true if it was active.

### Protected

Qt_widget * | widget; | The widget a layer is attached to or 0 otherwise.
virtual void | layer.activating ()
|  | You should overload this function if you want to have initializing code for your layer. This function is called every time the layer is activated.
virtual void | layer.deactivating ()
|  | You should overload this function if you want to write clean up code for your layer. This function is called every time the layer is deactivated.

### Signals

void | layer.activated ( *l)
|  | This signal is emitted every time this layer is activated.
void | layer.deactivated ( *l)
|  | This signal is emitted every time this layer is deactivated.

### Example

The following example of a layer draws the points of a triangulation in green.

    #include <CGAL/IO/Qt_widget_layer.h>

    namespace CGAL {

    template <class T>
    class Qt_layer_show_points : public Qt_widget_layer {
    public:
      typedef typename T::Point           Point;
      typedef typename T::Segment         Segment;
      typedef typename T::Vertex          Vertex;
      typedef typename T::Vertex_iterator   Vertex_iterator;

      Qt_layer_show_points(T &t) : tr(t){};

      void draw()
      {
        Vertex_iterator it = tr.vertices_begin(),
                    beyond = tr.vertices_end();
        *widget << CGAL::GREEN << CGAL::PointSize (3)
                << CGAL::PointStyle (CGAL::DISC);
        while(it != beyond) {
          *widget << (*it).point();
          ++it;
        }
      };
    private:
      T &tr;

    };//end class

    } // namespace CGAL

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