#include <htmlexp.h>
Inheritance diagram for HTMLExportFilter:
Public Member Functions | |
HTMLExportFilter () | |
Default constructor. | |
INT32 | Write (UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes the specified uiResource to the file, or the text buffer, or both, or neither. | |
INT32 | Write (TCHAR *pcToWrite, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes the specified string to the file, or the text buffer, or both, or neither. | |
INT32 | Write (DocCoord dcToWrite, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes the coordinate to the file, separated by a comma:. | |
INT32 | WriteNumber (INT32 lToWrite, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes the number to the file. | |
INT32 | WriteTag (UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out the specified UI resource enclosed by < and >. | |
INT32 | WriteCloseTag (UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out the specified UI resource enclosed by </ and >. | |
INT32 | WriteStartOfTag (CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a <. | |
INT32 | WriteStartOfTag (UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite, TCHAR *pcBuffer) |
Writes out a < followed by a resource (e.g. "<IMG"). | |
INT32 | WriteStartOfTag (TCHAR *pcTag, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite, TCHAR *pcBuffer) |
Writes out a < followed by a resource (e.g. "<IMG"). | |
INT32 | WriteStartOfCloseTag (CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a <\. | |
INT32 | WriteEndOfTag (CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a >. | |
INT32 | WriteParameter (UINT32 uiParameter, UINT32 uiValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a parameter, e.g. SHAPE=RECTANGLE. | |
INT32 | WriteParameter (UINT32 uiParameter, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a parameter, e.g. SHAPE=RECTANGLE. | |
INT32 | WriteParameter (TCHAR *pcParameter, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a parameter, e.g. SHAPE=RECTANGLE. | |
INT32 | WriteParameterInQuotes (UINT32 uiParameter, UINT32 uiValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a parameter, putting the value in quotes, e.g. COORDS="146, 145, 234, 132, 12, 456". | |
INT32 | WriteParameterInQuotes (UINT32 uiParameter, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a parameter with the value in quotes, e.g. HREF="http://www.xara.com". | |
INT32 | WriteParameterInQuotes (TCHAR *pcParameter, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a parameter with the value in quotes, e.g. HREF="http://www.xara.com". | |
INT32 | WriteCoords (DocRect rectToWrite, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out the coordinates of a rectangular area, e.g. COORDS="0,0,100,100". | |
INT32 | WriteCoords (Path *ppthToWrite, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out the coordinates of a polygon e.g. COORDS="0,0,0,100,100,100,100,0". | |
INT32 | WriteCircleCoords (DocCoord dcCentre, INT32 lRadius, TCHAR *pcValue, CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out the coordinates of a circle e.g. COORDS="200,200,100". | |
INT32 | WriteEOL (CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out an end of line character. | |
INT32 | WriteTab (CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes out a tab character. | |
INT32 | WriteIndent (CCLexFile *pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR *pcBuffer=NULL) |
Writes a number of tab characters equal to the current indent level. | |
INT32 | GetIndent () |
void | SetIndent (INT32 lIndent) |
void | Indent (INT32 lIndentInc=1) |
void | Unindent (INT32 lIndentDec=1) |
void | CancelIndent () |
void | EnableWordWrap (BOOL fShouldWordWrap=TRUE) |
INT32 | GetWordWrap () |
void | SetWordWrap (INT32 lWordWrap) |
String_256 | GetTagString (UINT32 uiResource) |
Gets the specified UI resource enclosed by < and >. | |
String_256 | GetCloseTagString (UINT32 uiResource) |
Gets the specified UI resource enclosed by < and >. | |
Public Attributes | |
INT32 | m_lCharsOnThisLine |
BOOL | m_fShouldWordWrap |
INT32 | m_lWordWrap |
INT32 | m_lIndent |
Private Member Functions | |
CC_DECLARE_DYNCREATE (HTMLExportFilter) |
This class contains the functionality for writing out HTML tags.
Definition at line 127 of file htmlexp.h.
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Default constructor. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::HTMLExportFilter()
Definition at line 130 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00131 { 00132 //Set all member variables to defaults 00133 m_lCharsOnThisLine=0; 00134 m_lWordWrap=HTMLEXPORT_DEFAULTWORDWRAP; 00135 m_lIndent=0; 00136 m_fShouldWordWrap=TRUE; 00137 }
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Definition at line 197 of file htmlexp.h. 00198 { 00199 m_lIndent=0; 00200 }
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Definition at line 205 of file htmlexp.h. 00206 { 00207 m_fShouldWordWrap=fShouldWordWrap; 00208 }
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Gets the specified UI resource enclosed by < and >. > String_256 HTMLExportFilter::GetCloseTagString(UINT32 uiResource)
Definition at line 988 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00989 { 00990 String_256 strStart(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_CLOSETAGSTART)); 00991 strStart+=String_256(uiResource); 00992 strStart+=String_256(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGEND)); 00993 00994 return strStart; 00995 }
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Definition at line 177 of file htmlexp.h. 00178 { 00179 return m_lIndent; 00180 }
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Gets the specified UI resource enclosed by < and >. > String_256 HTMLExportFilter::GetTagString(UINT32 uiResource)
Definition at line 967 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00968 { 00969 String_256 strStart(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGSTART)); 00970 strStart+=String_256(uiResource); 00971 strStart+=String_256(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGEND)); 00972 00973 return strStart; 00974 }
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Definition at line 210 of file htmlexp.h. 00211 { 00212 return m_lWordWrap; 00213 }
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Definition at line 187 of file htmlexp.h. 00188 { 00189 m_lIndent+=lIndentInc; 00190 }
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Definition at line 182 of file htmlexp.h. 00183 { 00184 m_lIndent=lIndent; 00185 }
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Definition at line 215 of file htmlexp.h. 00216 { 00217 m_lWordWrap=lWordWrap; 00218 }
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Definition at line 192 of file htmlexp.h. 00193 { 00194 m_lIndent-=lIndentDec; 00195 }
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Writes the coordinate to the file, separated by a comma:. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::Write(DocCoord dcToWrite, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite, TCHAR* pcBuffer)
Definition at line 308 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00309 { 00310 //Format our coords 00311 String_256 strFormat; 00312 00313 strFormat.MakeMsg(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COORDFORMAT), dcToWrite.x, dcToWrite.y); 00314 00315 //And write it out 00316 return Write(strFormat, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00317 }
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Writes the specified string to the file, or the text buffer, or both, or neither. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::Write(TCHAR* pcToWrite, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite, TCHAR* pcBuffer)
Note that this should be the *only* function that actually writes to the file. All other write functions must call this one. That's because this function handles the word wrapping. Notes: This is how the word wrapping works: First this function writes out the string passed to it (e.g. "<HTML>"). It does not put any EOLs in the middle of this string. Then it checks to see if word wrapping is turned on (from our member flag m_fShouldWordWrap). If so, it checks to see if the number of characters written on the line so far is greater than the word wrap limit. If so, this function puts an EOL line after the string that has been written. Note that, if you write an end of line string ("\r\n") directly to the write function without calling WriteEOL, the word wrapping will not work properly. Definition at line 222 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00223 { 00224 //If we've been passed a NULL pointer, then simply write nothing 00225 if (pcToWrite==NULL) 00226 return 0; 00227 00228 //If we have a file, then write to it 00229 if (pfileToWrite) 00230 pfileToWrite->write(pcToWrite, camStrlen(pcToWrite)); 00231 00232 //If we have a text buffer, then write to it 00233 if (pcBuffer) 00234 { 00235 //We want to start writing at the NULL character where the text 00236 //buffer ends at the moment. 00237 00238 //So find the length of the buffer 00239 INT32 lBufLen=camStrlen(pcBuffer); 00240 00241 //And start writing at the NULL character 00242 camStrcpy(pcBuffer+lBufLen*sizeof(TCHAR), pcToWrite); 00243 } 00244 00245 //So, the number of characters written is equal to the length of the string 00246 INT32 lCharsWritten= camStrlen(pcToWrite); 00247 00248 //Now, if we should be doing word wrapping 00249 if (m_fShouldWordWrap) 00250 { 00251 //Then update the number of characters on this line 00252 m_lCharsOnThisLine+=lCharsWritten; 00253 00254 //And if we have now exceeded the maximum number of characters 00255 //that should be written on this line 00256 if (m_lCharsOnThisLine > m_lWordWrap) 00257 { 00258 //Then write out an end of line 00259 //This will also reset m_lCharsOnThisLine to zero 00260 lCharsWritten+=WriteEOL(pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00261 } 00262 } 00263 00264 //And return the number of characters written 00265 return lCharsWritten; 00266 }
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Writes the specified uiResource to the file, or the text buffer, or both, or neither. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::Write(UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 170 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00171 { 00172 //Construct our string 00173 String_256 strToWrite(uiResource); 00174 00175 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00176 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00177 }
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Writes out the coordinates of a circle e.g. COORDS="200,200,100".
Definition at line 830 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00831 { 00832 //This is the value we will return 00833 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00834 00835 //First write out a space 00836 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00837 00838 //Now write out COORDS 00839 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COORDS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00840 00841 //And an equals sign 00842 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00843 00844 //And an opening quote 00845 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00846 00847 //The centre 00848 lCharsWritten+=Write(dcCentre, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00849 00850 //A comma 00851 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COMMA), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00852 00853 //The radius 00854 lCharsWritten+=WriteNumber(lRadius, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00855 00856 //Write a closing quote 00857 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00858 00859 //And return the number of characters written 00860 return lCharsWritten; 00861 }
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Writes out the specified UI resource enclosed by </ and >. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteCloseTag(UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 355 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00356 { 00357 //Get our close tag string 00358 String_256 strToWrite=GetCloseTagString(uiResource); 00359 00360 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00361 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00362 }
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Writes out the coordinates of a polygon e.g. COORDS="0,0,0,100,100,100,100,0".
Definition at line 752 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00753 { 00754 //This is the value we will return 00755 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00756 00757 //First write out a space 00758 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00759 00760 //Now write out COORDS 00761 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COORDS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00762 00763 //And an equals sign 00764 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00765 00766 //And an opening quote 00767 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00768 00769 //Now we must write out the path's coordinates. So find out how 00770 //INT32 the path is 00771 INT32 lNumCoords=ppthToWrite->GetNumCoords(); 00772 00773 //And get its coordinate and verb arrays 00774 DocCoord* pdcCoords=ppthToWrite->GetCoordArray(); 00775 // PathVerb* ppvVerbs=ppthToWrite->GetVerbArray(); 00776 00777 //Keep a copy of the last coordinate written, to make sure 00778 //we don't write out two consecutive identical coordinates 00779 DocCoord dcLastWritten=DocCoord(-1, -1); 00780 00781 //Now do the following for every coordinate in the path 00782 //EXCEPT the last, which will be the same as the first 00783 INT32 lThisCoord=0; 00784 00785 do 00786 { 00787 //If this coordinate isn't the same as the last one we wrote 00788 if (pdcCoords[lThisCoord]!=dcLastWritten) 00789 { 00790 //Write out a comma, unless this is the first coord to be written 00791 if (lThisCoord>0) 00792 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COMMA), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00793 00794 //Write it out, followed by a comma 00795 lCharsWritten+=Write(pdcCoords[lThisCoord], pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00796 } 00797 00798 //Keep a copy of this coordinate 00799 dcLastWritten=pdcCoords[lThisCoord]; 00800 00801 //And move on to the next coordinate 00802 ppthToWrite->FindNextEndPoint(&lThisCoord); 00803 00804 } 00805 while (lThisCoord<lNumCoords-1); 00806 00807 00808 //Write a closing quote 00809 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00810 00811 //And return the number of characters written 00812 return lCharsWritten; 00813 }
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Writes out the coordinates of a rectangular area, e.g. COORDS="0,0,100,100".
Definition at line 709 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00710 { 00711 //This is the value we will return 00712 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00713 00714 //First write out a space 00715 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00716 00717 //Now write out COORDS 00718 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COORDS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00719 00720 //And an equals sign 00721 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00722 00723 //And an opening quote 00724 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00725 00726 //And the coords 00727 lCharsWritten+=Write(rectToWrite.lo, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00728 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_COMMA), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00729 lCharsWritten+=Write(rectToWrite.hi, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00730 00731 //And a closing quote 00732 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00733 00734 //And return the number of characters written 00735 return lCharsWritten; 00736 }
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Writes out a >. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteEndOfTag(CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 481 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00482 { 00483 //Get our close tag string 00484 String_256 strToWrite(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGEND)); 00485 00486 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00487 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00488 }
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Writes out an end of line character. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteEOL(CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 881 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00882 { 00883 //Keep a count of the number of characters we write 00884 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00885 00886 //Now, while we write out the following characters, we must turn 00887 //off word wrapping, so we don't write out an end of line and then 00888 //do word wrapping (for instance) 00889 EnableWordWrap(FALSE); 00890 00891 //Write an end of line 00892 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EOL), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00893 00894 //Now write out the indent 00895 lCharsWritten+=WriteIndent(pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00896 00897 //Set the number of characters written on this line to zero 00898 m_lCharsOnThisLine=0; 00899 00900 //Turn word wrapping back on 00901 EnableWordWrap(TRUE); 00902 00903 //And return the number of characters written 00904 return lCharsWritten; 00905 }
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Writes a number of tab characters equal to the current indent level. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteIndent(CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 937 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00938 { 00939 //Keep a count of the number of characters written 00940 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00941 00942 //And write out one tab for every indent level 00943 for (INT32 i=0; i<m_lIndent; i++) 00944 { 00945 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAB), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00946 } 00947 00948 //And return the number of characters written 00949 return lCharsWritten; 00950 }
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Writes the number to the file. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::Write(INT32 lToWrite, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite, TCHAR* pcBuffer)
Definition at line 281 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00282 { 00283 //Format our number 00284 String_256 strFormat; 00285 00286 strFormat.MakeMsg(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_NUMBERFORMAT), lToWrite); 00287 00288 //And write it out 00289 return Write(strFormat, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00290 }
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Writes out a parameter, e.g. SHAPE=RECTANGLE. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteParameter(TCHAR* pcParameter, TCHAR* pcValue, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 564 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00565 { 00566 //This is the value we will return 00567 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00568 00569 //First write out a space, to separate this parameter from the one before 00570 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00571 00572 //Now write out the parameter 00573 lCharsWritten+=Write(pcParameter, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00574 00575 //And an equals sign 00576 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00577 00578 //And the value 00579 lCharsWritten+=Write(pcValue, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00580 00581 //And return the number of characters written 00582 return lCharsWritten; 00583 }
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Writes out a parameter, e.g. SHAPE=RECTANGLE. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteParameter(UINT32 uiParameter, TCHAR* pcValue, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 529 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00530 { 00531 //This is the value we will return 00532 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00533 00534 //First write out a space, to separate this parameter from the one before 00535 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00536 00537 //Now write out the parameter 00538 lCharsWritten+=Write(uiParameter, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00539 00540 //And an equals sign 00541 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00542 00543 //And the value 00544 lCharsWritten+=Write(pcValue, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00545 00546 //And return the number of characters written 00547 return lCharsWritten; 00548 }
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Writes out a parameter, e.g. SHAPE=RECTANGLE. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteParameter(UINT32 uiParameter, UINT32 uiValue, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 505 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00506 { 00507 //Get our two strings 00508 String_256 strParameterToWrite(uiParameter); 00509 String_256 strValueToWrite(uiValue); 00510 00511 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00512 return WriteParameter((TCHAR*) strParameterToWrite, (TCHAR*) strValueToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00513 }
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Writes out a parameter with the value in quotes, e.g. HREF="http://www.xara.com". > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteParameterInQuotes(TCHAR* pcParameter, TCHAR* pcValue, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 668 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00669 { 00670 //This is the value we will return 00671 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00672 00673 //First write out a space, to separate this parameter from the one before 00674 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00675 00676 //Now write out the parameter 00677 lCharsWritten+=Write(pcParameter, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00678 00679 //And an equals sign 00680 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00681 00682 //And an opening quote 00683 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00684 00685 //And the value 00686 lCharsWritten+=Write(pcValue, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00687 00688 //And a closing quote 00689 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00690 00691 //And return the number of characters written 00692 return lCharsWritten; 00693 }
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Writes out a parameter with the value in quotes, e.g. HREF="http://www.xara.com". > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteParameterInQuotes(UINT32 uiParameter, TCHAR* pcValue, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 625 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00626 { 00627 //This is the value we will return 00628 INT32 lCharsWritten=0; 00629 00630 //First write out a space, to separate this parameter from the one before 00631 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_SPACE), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00632 00633 //Now write out the parameter 00634 lCharsWritten+=Write(uiParameter, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00635 00636 //And an equals sign 00637 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_EQUALS), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00638 00639 //And an opening quote 00640 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00641 00642 //And the value 00643 lCharsWritten+=Write(pcValue, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00644 00645 //And a closing quote 00646 lCharsWritten+=Write(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_QUOTES), pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00647 00648 //And return the number of characters written 00649 return lCharsWritten; 00650 }
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Writes out a parameter, putting the value in quotes, e.g. COORDS="146, 145, 234, 132, 12, 456". > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteParameterWithQuotes(UINT32 uiParameter, UINT32 uiValue, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 600 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00601 { 00602 //Get our two strings 00603 String_256 strParameterToWrite(uiParameter); 00604 String_256 strValueToWrite(uiValue); 00605 00606 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00607 return WriteParameterInQuotes(strParameterToWrite, strValueToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00608 }
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Writes out a <\. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteStartOfCloseTag(CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 458 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00459 { 00460 //Get our close tag string 00461 String_256 strToWrite(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_CLOSETAGSTART)); 00462 00463 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00464 //making sure the write function doesn't put an EOL 00465 //after it 00466 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00467 }
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Writes out a < followed by a resource (e.g. "<IMG"). > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteStartOfTag(TCHAR* pcTag, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite, TCHAR* pcBuffer)
Definition at line 404 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00405 { 00406 //Get our start tag string 00407 String_256 strToWrite(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGSTART)); 00408 00409 //Add the resource string to the end of it 00410 strToWrite+=pcTag; 00411 00412 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00413 //making sure the write function doesn't put an EOL 00414 //after it 00415 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00416 }
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Writes out a < followed by a resource (e.g. "<IMG"). > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteStartOfTag(UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite, TCHAR* pcBuffer)
Definition at line 377 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00378 { 00379 //Get our start tag string 00380 String_256 strToWrite(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGSTART)); 00381 00382 //Add the resource string to the end of it 00383 strToWrite+=String_256(uiResource); 00384 00385 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00386 //making sure the write function doesn't put an EOL 00387 //after it 00388 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00389 }
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Writes out a <. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteStartOfTag(CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 434 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00435 { 00436 //Get our close tag string 00437 String_256 strToWrite(_R(IDS_HTMLEXPORT_TAGSTART)); 00438 00439 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00440 //making sure the write function doesn't put an EOL 00441 //after it 00442 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00443 }
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Writes out a tab character. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteTab(CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 919 of file htmlexp.cpp.
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Writes out the specified UI resource enclosed by < and >. > INT32 HTMLExportFilter::WriteTag(UINT32 uiResource, CCLexFile* pfileToWrite=NULL, TCHAR* pcBuffer=NULL)
Definition at line 333 of file htmlexp.cpp. 00334 { 00335 //Get our tag string 00336 String_256 strToWrite=GetTagString(uiResource); 00337 00338 //Then call our sister function to write out the string 00339 return Write(strToWrite, pfileToWrite, pcBuffer); 00340 }
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