/** * \ingroup gui * A generic dialog to prompt the user for a Coordinate Reference System. * * Typically you will use this when you want to prompt the user for * a coordinate system identifier e.g. from a plugin you might do this * to get an epsg code: * \code * QgsGenericProjectionSelector mySelector( mQGisIface->mainWindow() ); * mySelector.setSelectedEpsg( mEpsgId ); * if ( mySelector.exec() ) * { * mEpsgId = mySelector.selectedEpsg(); * } * \endcode * * If you wish to embed the projection selector into an existing dialog * the you probably want to look at QgsProjectionSelector rather. */ class QgsGenericProjectionSelector : QDialog //, private Ui::QgsGenericProjectionSelectorBase { %TypeHeaderCode #include %End public: /** * Constructor */ QgsGenericProjectionSelector( QWidget *parent = 0, Qt::WindowFlags fl = QgisGui::ModalDialogFlags ); //! Destructor ~QgsGenericProjectionSelector(); public slots: /** If no parameter is passed, the message will be a generic * 'define the CRS for this layer'. */ void setMessage( QString theMessage = "" ); long selectedCrsId(); QString selectedAuthId(); void setSelectedCrsName( QString theName ); void setSelectedCrsId( long theID ); void setSelectedAuthId( QString authId ); void on_mButtonBox_helpRequested(); /** * \brief filters this dialog by the given CRSs * * Sets this dialog to filter the available projections to those listed * by the given Coordinate Reference Systems. * * \param crsFilter a list of OGC Coordinate Reference Systems to filter the * list of projections by. This is useful in (e.g.) WMS situations * where you just want to offer what the WMS server can support. * * \warning This function's behaviour is undefined if it is called after the dialog is shown. */ void setOgcWmsCrsFilter( QSet crsFilter ); };