Callback from a common custom container to the current view

[Professional]

Hello

I have a custom container common to several screen (with OK button in it).

How can i call a callback of the current screen when a button is pressed in the container ?

I do call the callback of the custom containe, but don't know how to propagate it to the current view.

(for example when OK button is pressed i want to execute the action in each view containing this custom container)

I there an example of this ?

thanks

regards

[Martin KJELDSEN]

You could simply overwrite View::handleClickEvent(ClickEvent& evt); and do something at the pressed coordinates.

[Professional]

thank for the tip, but how can i implement this ?

Should i use the  virtual void handleClickEvent(const ClickEvent& evt); from Screen.hpp ?

I tried in one of my screen code to add :

void DigicodeView::handleClickEvent(const ClickEvent& evt)

{

      circle1.setPosition(0, 0, 144, 80);

}

but i have an error of compilation

Error[Pe298]: inherited member is not allowed ...

[Martin KJELDSEN]

Yes, you should. Which line does it complain about?

Also, what you should do is statically allocate memory for a number of circles (in an array or list, etc) which are all hidden. You can then, on each press on the screen, place the next circle at the pressed x,y call mycircle.setvisible(true) and mycircle.invalidate(); until there are no more circles left.

/Martin

[Professional]

on the handleClickEvent i have the error

I just want a circle that will appear on the key press : so maybe it is not usefull the array ?

Thanks

[RMoha.2]

This might be an old thread, but found it useful to share for future references.

Probably the easiest solution I found that defines a communication from the container "Child" back to the View "Parent" is:

• keep a flag in the Model. When the event happens, the flag is updated, and if needed:
• the container is updated as well.
• Each time the container is setup, it accesses the status from the Model using a reference from the FronendApplication:

void my_container::initialize()

{

   my_container_local_flag = static_cast<FrontendApplication*>(Application::getInstance())->get_Model_flag_status();

}