#include <ThermalInspectorWidget.h>

Inheritance diagram for ThermalInspectorWidget:

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Public Member Functions
	ThermalInspectorWidget (QWidget *parent=nullptr)

void	load (SceneObject *object) override
	Loads and binds this section to a scene object.

void	unload () override
	Unloads the current object and clears section state.

void	refresh () override
	Updates UI widgets from the current object's state.

Public Member Functions inherited from IInspectorSection
virtual	~IInspectorSection ()=default
	Virtual destructor for proper cleanup of derived classes.

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from IInspectorSection
	IInspectorSection (QWidget *parent=nullptr)
	Protected constructor enforces use as base class only.

Detailed Description

Definition at line 15 of file ThermalInspectorWidget.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ThermalInspectorWidget()

ThermalInspectorWidget::ThermalInspectorWidget ( QWidget * parent = nullptr )

explicit

Definition at line 12 of file ThermalInspectorWidget.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

◆ load()

void ThermalInspectorWidget::load ( SceneObject * object )

overridevirtual

Loads and binds this section to a scene object.

Called when an object is selected in the scene. Implementations should:

Store the object pointer for property access
Show the section if applicable to this object type
Initialize UI widgets with current object values via refresh()

The object pointer is guaranteed to be non-null. For clearing the selection, use unload() instead.

Parameters

object The scene object to inspect. Must not be nullptr.

Note: If the section doesn't apply to this object type (e.g., physics section for non-physics objects), the implementation should hide itself via setVisible(false).

See also: unload(); refresh(); InspectorWidget::loadObject()

Implements IInspectorSection.

Definition at line 217 of file ThermalInspectorWidget.cpp.

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◆ refresh()

void ThermalInspectorWidget::refresh ( )

overridevirtual

Updates UI widgets from the current object's state.

Called periodically (typically every 100ms via QTimer) to keep the UI synchronized with the object's properties, which may change due to:

Physics simulation updates
Interactive gizmo manipulation
Numerical solver operations
Direct property modifications from code

Implementations should:

Check if an object is loaded (guard against nullptr)
Read current property values from the object
Update UI widgets using QSignalBlocker to prevent feedback loops

This is a read-only operation - it should not modify the object, only reflect its current state in the UI.

Note: Must be safe to call even if no object is loaded (should no-op).; Must use QSignalBlocker when updating widgets to prevent triggering change handlers that would write back to the object.

Example:

void MySection::refresh() {
    if (!selectedObject) return; // Safe no-op when unloaded
 
    for (auto& row : rows) {
        row.refresh(); // InspectorRow handles signal blocking
    }
}