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| 2 | PeakRepresentation # This is not a QWidget, but may need to be a QObject? |
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| 3 | + draw(QPainter&) |
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| 5 | PeakRepresentationSpherical |
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| 6 | | PeakRepresentationElliptical |
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| 7 | | PeakRepresentationCross |
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| 9 | PeakViewFactory (concrete type, no base) |
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| 10 | + createView(const Peak&) : PeakView # calls makeView with shape |
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| 11 | - makeView(const PeakShapeSpherical&) : PeakRepresentationSpherical |
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| 12 | - makeView(const PeakShapeEliptical&) : PeakRepresentationElliptical |
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| 13 | - makeView(const PeakShapeNone&) : PeakRepresentationCross |
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| 15 | PeakView (concrete type) : public QWidget |
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| 16 | - vector<PeakRepresentation*> |
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| 17 | PeakView(vector<PeakRepresentation> |
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| 18 | + paint(QPaintEvent*) # overload |
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| 21 | Peak |
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| 23 | PeakViewFactory - Refactored from PeakOverlayMulti{X}Factory |
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| 25 | PeakRepresentation is essentially the Physical{X}Peaks rolled into a public inherited hierarchy with an additional draw method taking a QPainter& |
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| 27 | PeakView is essentially PeakOverlayMulti{X}, inside the paint method, we now call PeakRepresentation::draw(QPainter). Each PeakView instance |
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| 28 | has a unique m_foreground color and m_background color that are applied to all drawn peaks. |
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