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#include <QPainter>
#include "CircularDisplay.h"
CircularDisplay::CircularDisplay(int w, int h) :
QPixmap(w, h)
{
m_partCount = 5;
m_maxValue = 50;
m_consumeSpeed = 5;
m_value = 10;
m_activated = false;
fill(QColor(Qt::transparent));
QPainter p(this);
QPen pen(QColor(0, 0, 0, 255));
p.setPen(pen);
// draw base ellipse
p.drawEllipse(45, 45, 35, 35);
// draw "tick" lines
p.drawLine(45, 10, 45, 0); // 12 o'clock
p.drawLine(62.5, 27.5, 70, 20); // 1.5 o'clock
p.drawLine(80, 45, 90, 45); // 3 o'clock
p.drawLine(62.5, 62.5, 70, 70); // 4.5 o'clock
p.drawLine(45, 80, 80, 90); // 6 o'clock
/* TODO:
initialize this item with some kind of rounds graphics
that supports partitioning
*/
}
CircularDisplay::~CircularDisplay()
{
}
void CircularDisplay::setDisplayColor(QColor col)
{
m_displayColor = col;
}
void CircularDisplay::collected(int amount)
{
m_value += amount;
if (m_value > m_maxValue)
m_value = m_maxValue;
updateDisplay();
}
void CircularDisplay::activate()
{
m_activated = true;
}
void CircularDisplay::unactivate()
{
m_activated = false;
}
void CircularDisplay::updateDisplay()
{
// TODO: update graphics so user knows collecting stuff does help
}
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