#include <Children.h>

Inheritance diagram for TWeakChild< ChildType >:

Public Member Functions
virtual int32	Num () const override

virtual TSharedRef< SWidget >	GetChildAt (int32 ChildIndex) override

virtual TSharedRef< const SWidget >	GetChildAt (int32 ChildIndex) const override

void	AttachWidget (const TSharedPtr< SWidget > &InWidget)

void	DetachWidget ()

TSharedRef< SWidget >	GetWidget () const

	FChildren (SWidget *InOwner)

	FChildren (SWidget *InOwner, FName InName)

	FChildren (std::nullptr_t)=delete

Public Member Functions inherited from FChildren
	FChildren (SWidget *InOwner)

	FChildren (SWidget *InOwner, FName InName)

	FChildren (std::nullptr_t)=delete

void *	operator new (size_t)=delete

void *	operator new[] (size_t)=delete

SWidget &	GetOwner () const

template<typename Predicate >
void	ForEachWidget (Predicate &&Pred)

template<typename Predicate >
void	ForEachWidget (Predicate &&Pred) const

virtual bool	SupportSlotWithSlateAttribute () const

FName	GetName () const

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Types inherited from FChildren
enum	ECopyConstruct { CopyConstruct }

enum	ERefConstruct { ReferenceConstruct }

Protected Member Functions inherited from FChildren
virtual	~FChildren ()

void	Debug_TestDestroyTag () const

Detailed Description

template<typename ChildType>
class TWeakChild< ChildType >

For widgets that do not own their content, but are responsible for presenting someone else's content. e.g. Tooltips are just presented by the owner window; not actually owned by it. They can go away at any time and then they'll just stop being shown.