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// Emacs style mode select -*- C++ -*-
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Copyright(C) 2006 Simon Howard
//
// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
// as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
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//
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//
#ifndef TXT_WINDOW_H
#define TXT_WINDOW_H
/**
* @file txt_window.h
*
* Windows.
*/
/**
* A window.
*
* A window contains widgets, and may also be treated as a table
* (@ref txt_table_t) containing a single column.
*
* Windows can be created using @ref TXT_NewWindow and closed using
* @ref TXT_CloseWindow. When a window is closed, it emits the
* "closed" signal.
*
* In addition to the widgets within a window, windows also have
* a "tray" area at their bottom containing window action widgets.
* These widgets allow keyboard shortcuts to trigger common actions.
* Each window has three slots for keyboard shortcuts. By default,
* the left slot contains an action to close the window when the
* escape button is pressed, while the right slot contains an
* action to activate the currently-selected widget.
*/
typedef struct txt_window_s txt_window_t;
#include "txt_widget.h"
#include "txt_table.h"
#include "txt_window_action.h"
// Callback function for window key presses
typedef int (*TxtWindowKeyPress)(txt_window_t *window, int key,
void *user_data);
typedef int (*TxtWindowMousePress)(txt_window_t *window,
int x, int y, int b,
void *user_data);
struct txt_window_s
{
// Base class: all windows are tables with one column.
txt_table_t table;
// Window title
char *title;
// Screen coordinates of the window
txt_vert_align_t vert_align;
txt_horiz_align_t horiz_align;
int x, y;
// Actions that appear in the box at the bottom of the window
txt_window_action_t *actions[3];
// Callback functions to invoke when keys/mouse buttons are pressed
TxtWindowKeyPress key_listener;
void *key_listener_data;
TxtWindowMousePress mouse_listener;
void *mouse_listener_data;
// These are set automatically when the window is drawn
int window_x, window_y;
unsigned int window_w, window_h;
};
/**
* Open a new window.
*
* @param title Title to display in the titlebar of the new window.
* @return Pointer to a new @ref txt_window_t structure
* representing the new window.
*/
txt_window_t *TXT_NewWindow(char *title);
/**
* Close a window.
*
* @param window Tine window to close.
*/
void TXT_CloseWindow(txt_window_t *window);
/**
* Set the position of a window on the screen.
*
* The position is specified as a pair of x, y, coordinates on the
* screen. These specify the position of a particular point on the
* window. The following are some examples:
*
* <code>
* // Centered on the screen:
*
* TXT_SetWindowPosition(window, TXT_HORIZ_CENTER, TXT_VERT_CENTER,
* TXT_SCREEN_W / 2, TXT_SCREEN_H / 2);
*
* // Horizontally centered, with top of the window on line 6:
*
* TXT_SetWindowPosition(window, TXT_HORIZ_CENTER, TXT_VERT_TOP,
* TXT_SCREEN_W / 2, 6);
*
* // Top-left of window at 20, 6:
*
* TXT_SetWindowPosition(window, TXT_HORIZ_LEFT, TXT_VERT_TOP, 20, 6);
* </code>
*
* @param window The window.
* @param horiz_align Horizontal location on the window for the X
* position.
* @param vert_align Vertical location on the window for the Y position.
* @param x X coordinate (horizontal axis) for window position.
* @param y Y coordinate (vertical axis) for window position.
*/
void TXT_SetWindowPosition(txt_window_t *window,
txt_horiz_align_t horiz_align,
txt_vert_align_t vert_align,
int x, int y);
/**
* Set a window action for a given window.
*
* Each window can have up to three window actions, which provide
* keyboard shortcuts that can be used within a given window.
*
* @param window The window.
* @param position The window action slot to set (left, center or right).
* @param action The window action widget. If this is NULL, any
* current window action in the given slot is removed.
*/
void TXT_SetWindowAction(txt_window_t *window, txt_horiz_align_t position,
txt_window_action_t *action);
/**
* Set a callback function to be invoked whenever a key is pressed within
* a window.
*
* @param window The window.
* @param key_listener Callback function.
* @param user_data User-specified pointer to pass to the callback
* function.
*/
void TXT_SetKeyListener(txt_window_t *window,
TxtWindowKeyPress key_listener,
void *user_data);
/**
* Set a callback function to be invoked whenever a mouse button is pressed
* within a window.
*
* @param window The window.
* @param mouse_listener Callback function.
* @param user_data User-specified pointer to pass to the callback
* function.
*/
void TXT_SetMouseListener(txt_window_t *window,
TxtWindowMousePress mouse_listener,
void *user_data);
/**
* Open a window displaying a message.
*
* @param title Title of the window.
* @param message The message to display in the window.
* @return The new window.
*/
txt_window_t *TXT_MessageBox(char *title, char *message, ...);
#endif /* #ifndef TXT_WINDOW_H */