/* * winUtils.h * * [Generated from winUtils, 25 September 1996] */ #if !defined(__CC_NORCROFT) || !defined(__arm) #error You must use the Norcroft ARM Compiler for Sapphire programs #endif #pragma include_only_once #pragma force_top_level #ifndef __winUtils_h #define __winUtils_h #ifndef __sapphire_h #include "sapphire.h" #endif /*----- Overview ----------------------------------------------------------* * * Functions provided: * * winUtils_setTitle * winUtils_setPosition * winUtils_findValid * winUtils_shaded */ /* --- winUtils_setTitle --- * * * On entry: R0 == pointer to string to set in title * R1 == pointer to title bar buffer * R2 == window handle to write to * * On exit: -- * * Use: Sets a window's title string. If the string is different, * the title is redrawn. The contortion to do this is * unpleasant, and is not to be performed in public. */ extern routine winUtils_setTitle; /* --- winUtils_setPosition --- * * * On entry: R0 == window opening style * R1 == pointer to window state block * R2,R3 == extra arguments for displaying the window * * On exit: R2,R3 contain position for opening with Wimp_CreateMenu * * Use: Modifies the window state block pointed to by R0 so that the * window appears as required in the given opening style. The * window is always moved to the top. */ extern routine winUtils_setPosition; /* --- winUtils_findValid --- * * * On entry: R0 == pointer to icon block * R1 == character to find in block (not case-sensitive) * R2 == old pointer to search from, or 0 * * On exit: R1 == character forced to lower case * CS if found, and * R2 points to command string * else CC and * R2 corrupted * * Use: Tries to find a validation string command in the given * icon block. */ extern routine winUtils_findValid; /* --- winUtils_shaded --- * * * On entry: R0 == window handle * R1 == icon handle * * On exit: CS if icon is shaded, CC otherwise * * Use: Informs caller whether an icon is shaded in the Sapphire * sense (ESG 31 or shaded bit set). */ extern routine winUtils_shaded; /* --- Opening styles for winUtils_setPosition --- * * * These are actually the same as the dbox_open styles, without the flags * bits. */ #define wStyle_current 0 #define wStyle_centre 1 #define wStyle_pointer 2 #define wStyle_givenY 3 #define wStyle_givenXY 4 /*----- That's all, folks -------------------------------------------------*/ #endif