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#ifndef __V12DEMOAPP_H__
#define __V12DEMOAPP_H__
#include "..\SexyAppFramework\SexyAppBase.h"
namespace Sexy
{
class Board;
class V12DemoApp : public SexyAppBase
{
public:
Board* mBoard;
public:
V12DemoApp();
virtual ~V12DemoApp();
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Function: ShutdownHook
// Purpose: Instead of overriding Shutdown() and having to remember to
// call ::Shutdown(), and to remember to check if mShutdown is true
// or not, you can use this and forget about those previous headaches.
// Guaranteed to not be called once mShutdown is true so no need to worry
// about it occurring multiple times (unless of course for some reason you
// manually call it more than once). Thus, you no longer need a ShutdownHook()
// override.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual void ShutdownHook();
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Function: InitHook
// Purpose: This uses the same idea behind ShutdownHook in that you don't
// have to worry about calling the base class' Init method anymore
// and can forget about those previous hassels. This method is guaranteed
// to be called only once, right after SexyAppBase::Init finishes. Thus,
// you no longer need an Init() override.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual void InitHook();
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// With these 2 functions, we'll pause the board if focus shifts to another
// application.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual void LostFocus();
virtual void GotFocus();
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Function: DialogButtonDepress
// Parameters:
// dialog_id - The ID of the dialog box whose button is emitting
// the DialogButtonDepress signal.
// button_id - The ID of the button in the above dialog box that
// has been depressed.
//
// Purpose: Previously, dialog button (de)presses were all routed through
// a ButtonListener. This was annoying, as to check which button was
// pressed, you had to check if the ID of the button was the ID of the
// dialog box + 2000 or + 3000. It also had the tendency to create large
// Button(De)press functions with giant case statements. With this new
// implementation, button (de)presses from a dialog box will be passed
// into this alternative method, and the IDs are their simple, original
// IDs that you assigned to the widgets upon initialization. For dialog
// boxes with a single button, the button's ID is 1, and for dialogs with
// 2 buttons, it's 1 for yes/ok and 0 for no/cancel. Of course, this is
// fully backwards compatible, so if you don't want to custom override
// the DialogButton(De)press method(s) you don't have to, and can still
// check which button was pressed using the old original method via the
// Button(De)press methods.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
virtual void DialogButtonDepress(int dialog_id, int button_id);
};
}
#endif //__V12DEMOAPP_H__
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