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Classes |
| class | OpState |
| class | BarControlInfo |
| | A class that encapsulates the minimum data required to specify a control on a bar. The info is platform independant. More...
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| class | OpListItem |
| | The reason we need to store OpDescriptors in OpListItems is that OpDescriptors are MessageHandler objects and so are already potentially stored on a list. More...
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| struct | OpFlgs |
| class | ListItemOpPtr |
| | To enable storage of pointers to operations on lists. More...
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| class | OpDescriptor |
| class | UndoableOpDescriptor |
| | All undoable operations should be registered using an UndoableOpDescriptor. The only difference between an UndoableOpDescriptor and an OpDescriptor is that the Operation Flags are set to different default values. More...
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| class | ToolOpDescriptor |
| | The ToolOpDescriptor class describes a Tool Selection operation. It contains pointers to the literal token describing the operation (used by the macro language, among other things) and pointers to some static member functions of the operation which allow dynamic creation of the operation. More...
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| class | ParamOpDescriptor |
| | New ParamOpDescriptor class whose purpose in life is to allow an OpDescriptor to be created which instead of using a resource id to get the menu item/operation item text, uses a string resource. This then means we can use the name from the plug-in instead of having to resource all names! More...
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| class | OpDescMsg |
| | Base class for all OpDescriptor messages. More...
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| class | OpDescControlCreateMsg |
| | This message is sent to an OpDescriptor after its controls have been created. It gives you a chance to perform control initialisation. eg. Set scrollbar ranges, fill listboxes ... More...
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| class | OpDescControlDestroyMsg |
| | This message is sent to an OpDescriptor after its controls have been destroyed, It gives the OpDescriptor a chance to cleanup. More...
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| class | OpDescControlMsg |
| | This message is the OpDescriptor equivelant of a DialogMsg. It is sent when an OpDescriptor's control sends a message. More...
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| class | GadgetListItem |
Defines |
| #define | GREY_WHEN_NO_CURRENT_DOC 1 |
| #define | GREY_WHEN_NO_SELECTION 2 |
| #define | DONT_GREY_WHEN_SELECT_INSIDE 4 |
| #define | BTNOP(NAME, OPCLASS, SYSTEM) |
| | MACRO Construct a complete OpDescriptor given three simple parameters. The parameters are used to build all the various resource IDs required by the call to RegisterOpDescriptor. Each use of this macro replaces the following code; BOOL Blobby = RegisterOpDescriptor( 0, _R(IDS_FILEOPEN), CC_RUNTIME_CLASS(DocOps), OPTOKEN_FILEOPEN, DocOps::GetState, HID_FILEOPEN, _R(IDBBL_FILEOPEN), _R(IDD_BARCONTROLSTORE), _R(IDC_BTN_FILEOPEN), SYSTEMBAR_FILE, TRUE // ReceiveMessages ); ERRORIF(!Blobby, _R(IDS_OUT_OF_MEMORY), FALSE);.
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| #define | CTRLOP(NAME, OPCLASS, SYSTEM) |
| | MACRO Construct a complete OpDescriptor given three simple parameters. The parameters are used to build all the various resource IDs required by the call to RegisterOpDescriptor. Each use of this macro replaces the following code; BOOL Blobby = RegisterOpDescriptor( 0, _R(IDS_FILEOPEN), CC_RUNTIME_CLASS(DocOps), OPTOKEN_FILEOPEN, DocOps::GetState, HID_FILEOPEN, _R(IDBBL_FILEOPEN), _R(IDD_BARCONTROLSTORE), _R(IDC_BTN_FILEOPEN), SYSTEMBAR_FILE, TRUE // ReceiveMessages ); ERRORIF(!Blobby, _R(IDS_OUT_OF_MEMORY), FALSE);.
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| #define | STRING_DELIMETER ';' |
| #define | END_OF_STRING '\0' |
| #define | MAX_TEXT_SIZE 256 |
Typedefs |
| typedef OpState(* | pfnGetState )(String_256 *, OpDescriptor *) |
| typedef OpState(* | pfnGetParamState )(String_256 *, OpDescriptor *, OpParam *) |
Enumerations |
| enum | OpTextFlags { OP_MENU_TEXT,
OP_DESC_TEXT,
OP_UNDO_TEXT,
OP_MENU_NAME
} |
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Value: {\
BOOL Blobby = RegisterOpDescriptor(\
0,\
_R(IDS_ ## NAME),\
CC_RUNTIME_CLASS(OPCLASS),\
OPTOKEN_ ## NAME,\
OPCLASS::GetState,\
HID_ ## NAME,\
_R(IDBBL_ ## NAME),\
_R(IDD_BARCONTROLSTORE),\
_R(IDC_BTN_ ## NAME),\
SYSTEMBAR_ ## SYSTEM,\
TRUE\
);\
ERRORIF(!Blobby, _R(IDS_OUT_OF_MEMORY), FALSE);\
}
- Author:
- Phil_Martin (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com>
- Date:
- 20/04/94
- Parameters:
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| NAME,: | Operation name [INPUTS] OPCLASS: Name of Operation class in which GetState will be called and which will be instatiated by the OpDescriptor's Invoke() function. SYSTEM: Name of system bar which op should be attached to. Currently this can be one of: FILE EDIT ATTR ARRANGE UTIL WINDOW HELP |
As you can see this macro causes the function that called it to exit and return FALSE if the registration fails. This is normally correct for calls made from Operation::Init functions, like this: BOOL BlobbyOp::Init() { BTNOP(...); BTNOP(...); return(TRUE); } Note: This macro uses new format IDs. Don't use the REGOP macro in menuops.cpp because it uses old format IDs.
- See also:
- CTRLOP
Definition at line 178 of file opdesc.h. |
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Value: {\
BOOL Blobby = RegisterOpDescriptor(\
0,\
_R(IDS_ ## NAME),\
CC_RUNTIME_CLASS(OPCLASS),\
OPTOKEN_ ## NAME,\
OPCLASS::GetState,\
HID_ ## NAME,\
_R(IDBBL_ ## NAME),\
_R(IDD_BARCONTROLSTORE),\
_R(IDC_CTRL_ ## NAME),\
SYSTEMBAR_ ## SYSTEM,\
TRUE\
);\
ERRORIF(!Blobby, _R(IDS_OUT_OF_MEMORY), FALSE);\
}
- Author:
- Phil_Martin (Xara Group Ltd) <camelotdev@xara.com>
- Date:
- 20/04/94
- Parameters:
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| NAME,: | Operation name [INPUTS] OPCLASS: Name of Operation class in which GetState will be called and which will be instatiated by the OpDescriptor's Invoke() function. SYSTEM: Name of system bar which op should be attached to. Currently this can be one of: FILE EDIT ATTR ARRANGE UTIL WINDOW HELP |
As you can see this macro causes the function that called it to exit and return FALSE if the registration fails. This is normally correct for calls made from Operation::Init functions. Note: This macro uses new format IDs. Don't use the REGOP macro in menuops.cpp because it uses old format IDs.
- See also:
- BTNOP
Definition at line 248 of file opdesc.h. |
