So it's possible to use this method for all cc-items.
setCenterPos() comes now with parameter 'along_mode' (CC_ALONG_X, CC_ALONG_Y).
So it's possible to center in x or y direction. As default are
both directions predefined.
The real position already used here, if item is bound to a parent.
(bound or embedded means: added with addCCItem() to a form)
This causes no separate calculation in paint methodes of embedded
sub items or sub forms and more nested sub forms.
CComponentsForm have also some new members
- exchangeCCItem() to exchange the order items
- setAppendOffset() to set an offset for auto append mode
Autoappend is enabled if x or y have value -1 (defined also in CC_APPEND)
x=horizontal, y=vertical
Is this activated, no separate calculation of incremental offset
is required.
However items with independent rendered parts, needs
a separate calculation. In some subclasses was this necessary.
There was some problems with restore, hide, clean and save background of item parts,
seen in detailsline. kill() worked not really clean.
kill() works now as virtual member and uses paintBackgroundBoxRel().
In consequence of which:
-unnecessary members in subclasses removed.
-add some comments
Pointer is typically of type CComponentsForm or derived classes,
default intialized with NULL and serves to access for
properties of parent object by embedded items.
If items are used in forms it can be usefully to have a variable
which contains the real position on screen.
This can happen e.g. if an item contains separate render methods, because within forms
usual x/y values related to form dimensions and be converted.
It's easier to work with smaller files.
Most files contain only one cc-class and their names are
derived on the particular class that is contained therein.
