insilmaril@382: #ifndef EDITXLINKDIALOG_H
insilmaril@382: #define EDITXLINKDIALOG_H
insilmaril@382: 
insilmaril@382: #include "ui_editxlinkdialog.h"
insilmaril@382: 
insilmaril@463: /*! \brief Dialog to edit or delete XLinks 
insilmaril@463: 
insilmaril@463: Using xLinks one can link one branch to any other, just like attaching a rope
insilmaril@463: between two branches in a real tree. This is especially useful in complex maps,
insilmaril@463: where you want to have crossreferences which don't fit on the same visible area
insilmaril@463: */
insilmaril@463: 
insilmaril@382: class EditXLinkDialog:public QDialog
insilmaril@382: {
insilmaril@382: 	Q_OBJECT
insilmaril@382: public:
insilmaril@382: 	EditXLinkDialog (QWidget *parent=0);
insilmaril@382: 	void setXLink (XLinkObj *);
insilmaril@382: 	void setSelection (LinkableMapObj *);
insilmaril@382: 	bool useSettingsGlobal();
insilmaril@382: 	bool deleteXLink();
insilmaril@382: 
insilmaril@382: private slots:
insilmaril@382: 	void deleteButtonPressed();
insilmaril@382: 	void widthChanged (int);
insilmaril@382: 	void colorButtonPressed();
insilmaril@382: 	void setColorHeadingButtonPressed ();
insilmaril@382: 
insilmaril@382: private:
insilmaril@382: 	Ui::EditXLinkDialog ui;
insilmaril@382: 	bool delink;
insilmaril@382: 	XLinkObj *xlo;
insilmaril@382: 	LinkableMapObj *selection;
insilmaril@382: };
insilmaril@382: 
insilmaril@382: #endif // EDITXLINKDIALOG_H