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| CatalogView (QObject *parent=0) |
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| CatalogView (const CatalogView &cat) |
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std::vector< Resource > | items () const |
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virtual bool | prepare (const QUrl &resource, const QString &filter="") |
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QString | type () const |
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bool | isValid () const |
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QUrl | parentCatalogView () const |
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void | setParentCatalogView (const QUrl &url) |
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virtual void | setCode (const QString &code) |
| sets the code for this instance More...
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QString | code () const |
| code returns the code of the identity. If no code is attached it will return sUNDEF ("?"). More...
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quint64 | id () const |
| id returns a unsigned 64-bit number unique for the objects using the identity More...
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virtual QString | name () const |
| name returns the name of an object. All objects have names though names need not to be unique More...
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void | setName (const QString &n) |
| setName sets the name of an object. All objects have names though names need not to be unique More...
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virtual QString | description () const |
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void | setDescription (const QString &desc) |
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The catalog class represents a view on the master-catalog. A catalog query on the master-catalog results in a catalog. The catalog it self doesnt contain any resources. The moment you request which resources are in the the catalog, it queries the master-catalog. This means that your view is always upto-date with what the master-catalog knows