qpc/ports/win32/win32_gui.h
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/**
* @file
* @brief Win32 GUI facilities for building realistic embedded front panels
* @cond
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* @endcond
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#ifndef win32_gui_h
#define win32_gui_h
#ifndef WIN32_GUI
#error The pre-processor macro WIN32_GUI must be defined
#endif
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#include <windows.h> /* Win32 API */
/* create the custom dialog hosting the embedded front panel ...............*/
HWND CreateCustDialog(HINSTANCE hInst, int iDlg, HWND hParent,
WNDPROC lpfnWndProc, LPCTSTR lpWndClass);
/* OwnerDrawnButton "class" ................................................*/
typedef struct OwnerDrawnButtonTag {
HBITMAP hBitmapUp;
HBITMAP hBitmapDown;
HCURSOR hCursor;
} OwnerDrawnButton;
enum OwnerDrawnButtonAction {
BTN_NOACTION,
BTN_PAINTED,
BTN_DEPRESSED,
BTN_RELEASED
};
void OwnerDrawnButton_init(OwnerDrawnButton * const me,
HBITMAP hBitmapUp, HBITMAP hBitmapDwn,
HCURSOR hCursor);
void OwnerDrawnButton_xtor(OwnerDrawnButton * const me);
enum OwnerDrawnButtonAction OwnerDrawnButton_draw(
OwnerDrawnButton * const me,
LPDRAWITEMSTRUCT lpdis);
/* GraphicDisplay "class" for drawing graphic displays
* with up to 24-bit color...
*/
typedef struct GraphicDisplayTag {
UINT width;
UINT xScale;
UINT height;
UINT yScale;
HBITMAP hBitmap;
HWND hItem;
BYTE *bits;
BYTE bgColor[3];
} GraphicDisplay;
void GraphicDisplay_init(GraphicDisplay * const me,
UINT width, UINT xScale,
UINT height, UINT yScale,
HWND hItem, BYTE const bgColor[3]);
void GraphicDisplay_xtor(GraphicDisplay * const me);
void GraphicDisplay_clear(GraphicDisplay * const me);
void GraphicDisplay_setPixel(GraphicDisplay * const me, UINT x, UINT y,
BYTE const color[3]);
void GraphicDisplay_clearPixel(GraphicDisplay * const me, UINT x, UINT y);
void GraphicDisplay_redraw(GraphicDisplay * const me);
/* SegmentDisplay "class" for drawing segment displays, LEDs, etc...........*/
typedef struct SegmentDisplayTag {
HWND *hSegment; /* array of segment controls */
UINT segmentNum; /* number of segments */
HBITMAP *hBitmap; /* array of bitmap handles */
UINT bitmapNum; /* number of bitmaps */
} SegmentDisplay;
void SegmentDisplay_init(SegmentDisplay * const me,
UINT segNum, UINT bitmapNum);
void SegmentDisplay_xtor(SegmentDisplay * const me);
BOOL SegmentDisplay_initSegment(SegmentDisplay * const me,
UINT segmentNum, HWND hSegment);
BOOL SegmentDisplay_initBitmap(SegmentDisplay * const me,
UINT bitmapNum, HBITMAP hBitmap);
BOOL SegmentDisplay_setSegment(SegmentDisplay * const me,
UINT segmentNum, UINT bitmapNum);
/* useful helper functions .................................................*/
void DrawBitmap(HDC hdc, HBITMAP hBitmap, int xStart, int yStart);
#endif /* win32_gui_h */