as it happens, I need to write a method of vcl::Window that will
return its unique id. In most of the cases it'll be the same as its
help id (i.e. path/to/ui/file/widget/within), but sometimes it won't.
* What is vcl::Window Get/SetUniqueId good for and is it still needed
nowadays, when most of the dialogs are not resource-based?
A git grep on GetUniqueId seems to show that there is very little use
of this string anymore.
...
I guess it would be a pity if you needed to add a *new* UniqueID for
some reason when we should be removing the *old* UniqueID :-)
I guess I should've made it clear what do I need vcl::Window's unique ID for:
it's for the purpose of dialog screenshots, where some identifier is needed to
distinguish between more possible "configurations" of the dialog or tabpage
(example: font effects tabpage showing different set of widgets when opened in
Writer vs. Impress or Calc).
In most of the cases, this ID would be the same as the dialog's/widget's help
ID. In cases where it'd be different, SetUniqueId method would be overridden
for the given tabpage, to return different strings depending on the state the
tabpage is in.
So it's not really about dropping Get/SetUniqueId, it's more about re-
purposing it :) Of course it can be named differently, it's just that
Get/SetUniqueId was the first name that came to my mind and then I realized it
already exists
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