scriptojbects.h File Reference

#include <BaseCore/misc/tutranslator.h>
#include <dbaccess/tudbaccess.h>
#include <qobject.h>
#include <qstring.h>
#include <qfile.h>
#include <qvariant.h>
#include <QVector>
#include <QScriptValue>
#include <QScriptEngine>

Include dependency graph for scriptojbects.h:

Classes
class	User
	The User defines the user parameters. The User object can be instantiated in the scripting environment. A list of existing users can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.users(). A new user may be added by the following: More...
class	Environment
	The Environment defines the environment parameters. The Environment object can be instantiated in the scripting environment. A list of existing environments can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.environments(). A new environment may be added by the following. Note that only ControlCentre calls modify the database. More...
class	Job
	The Job defines the job parameters. The Job object can be instantiated in the scripting environment. A list of jobs can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.jobs( environment ). A new job may be added by the following ( Note only ControlCentre modifies the database ) More...
class	AddPositionType
	The AddPositionType class enumerates the different positions at which scenes may be added into a job This is used as the second argument to ControlCentre::addScene. More...
class	Scene
	The Scene defines the scene parameters. The Scene object can be instantiated in the scripting environment. A list of scenes can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.scenes( job ). A new scene may be added by the following ( Note only ControlCentre modifies the database ) More...
class	Element
	The Element defines the element parameters. A list of elements can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.elements( scene ). More...
class	Drawing
	The Drawing defines the drawing parameters. A list of drawings can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.drawings( element ). More...
class	SceneVersion
	SceneVersion defines the scene version parameters. A list of scene versions can be retrieved by calling ControlCentre.versions( scene ). More...