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00098 // Support for kernel use of host Operating System dialogue rendering colours
00099 
00100 
00101 #ifndef INC_DLGCOL
00102 #define INC_DLGCOL
00103 
00104 
00105 //#include "doccolor.h" - in camtypes.h [AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED]
00106 
00107 
00108 /***********************************************************************************************
00109 
00110 >   class DialogColourInfo : public CC_CLASS_MEMDUMP
00111 
00112     Author:     Jason_Williams (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com>
00113     Created:    28/11/94
00114 
00115     Purpose:    Most host operating systems supply applications with a set of colours
00116                 to be used for rendering special parts of dialogues, e.g. window
00117                 background, plinth colours, default text foreground/background colours,
00118                 selection highlight colours, etc.
00119                 
00120                 This class provides a means by which kernel entities can find out the
00121                 required colours for various standard dialogue components.
00122 
00123                 The methods provided by this class return a reference to a static DocColour,
00124                 as in:  DocColour &DialogBack(void);
00125                 DO NOT alter the contents of any of these colours!
00126 
00127                 Note that if you create a DialogColourInfo on the fly each time you redraw,
00128                 the colours are guaranteed to be kept up to date; but if you keep one around
00129                 permanently, then they may not be updated correctly if the host OS changes
00130                 its colour scheme (As can be done under Windows with the control panel).
00131                 Hence, you should either recreate the object, or call its RecacheColours
00132                 method before each redraw.
00133 
00134                 The methods provide the following colours:
00135                 MonoOn
00136                     DialogBack()            // Dialogue window background colour
00137 
00138                     TextBack()              // Text background colour
00139                     TextFore()              // Text foreground colour
00140 
00141                     DisabledTextFore()      // Text foreground colour (when shaded)
00142 
00143                     HighlightedTextBack()   // Text background colour (when selected)
00144                     HighlightedTextFore()   // Text foreground colour (when selected)
00145 
00146                     ButtonFace()            // Button face colour
00147                     ButtonHighlight()       // Button/plinth highlight colour
00148                     ButtonShadow()          // Button/plinth shadow colour
00149                 MonoOff
00150                 
00151                 Example:
00152                 MonoOn
00153                     if (pRender != NULL)
00154                     {
00155                         DialogColourInfo RedrawColours;
00156                         pRender->SetLineColour(RedrawColours.DialogBack());
00157                         ...
00158                     }
00159                 MonoOff
00160 
00161     
00162     SeeAlso:    DialogOp::GetHostColours
00163 
00164 ***********************************************************************************************/
00165 
00166 
00167 class DialogColourInfo : public CC_CLASS_MEMDUMP
00168 {
00169     CC_DECLARE_MEMDUMP(DialogColourInfo)
00170 
00171 public:
00172     // Constructor
00173     DialogColourInfo();
00174 
00175     
00176     // Call which recaches all the OS colours. Called on windows WM_SYSCOLORCHANGE message
00177     static void RecacheColours(void);
00178 
00179 
00180     // External methods to retrieve the colours
00181     inline DocColour &DialogBack(void)          { return mDialogBack; };
00182 
00183     inline DocColour &TextBack(void)            { return mTextBack; };
00184     inline DocColour &TextFore(void)            { return mTextFore; };
00185 
00186     inline DocColour &DisabledTextFore(void)    { return mDisabledTextFore; };
00187 
00188     inline DocColour &HighlightedTextBack(void) { return mHighlightedTextBack; };
00189     inline DocColour &HighlightedTextFore(void) { return mHighlightedTextFore; };
00190 
00191     inline DocColour &ButtonFace(void)          { return mButtonFace; };
00192     inline DocColour &ButtonHighlight(void)     { return mButtonHighlight; };
00193     inline DocColour &ButtonShadow(void)        { return mButtonShadow; };
00194 
00195 
00196 private:
00197     static DocColour mDialogBack;               // Dialogue window background colour
00198 
00199     static DocColour mTextBack;                 // Text background colour
00200     static DocColour mTextFore;                 // Text foreground colour
00201 
00202     static DocColour mDisabledTextFore;         // Text foreground colour (when shaded)
00203 
00204     static DocColour mHighlightedTextBack;      // Text background colour (when selected)
00205     static DocColour mHighlightedTextFore;      // Text foreground colour (when selected)
00206 
00207     static DocColour mButtonFace;               // Button face colour
00208     static DocColour mButtonHighlight;          // Button/plinth highlight colour
00209     static DocColour mButtonShadow;             // Button/plinth shadow colour
00210 };
00211 
00212 #endif
00213 

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