| XgrRedrawWindow |
( window, action, xWin, yWin, width, height ) XgrRedrawWindow() calls the grid
functions assigned to every parentless grid in window . It sends each a Redraw message
including xWin,yWin,width,height to define the portion of the window that needs to be
redrawn. The grid function can determine from xWin,yWin,width,height whether any part of
the grid is in this portion of window and needs to be redrawn.
If the grid function needs to redraw the grid, it sends Redraw messages to all kids of
grid, if any, passing them the same xWin,yWin,width,height arguments. |
| XgrRegisterMessage |
( message$, @message ) XgrRegisterMessage() returns a message number to correspond
with a message$ name. If message$ is already registered, XgrRegisterEvent() returns the
existing message number, otherwise it creates a new one. |
| XgrSendMessage |
( wingrid, message, v0, v1, v2, v3, r0, r1 ) XgrSendMessage() calls the window or
grid function assigned to the window or grid in wingrid, passing it the message arguments
it received.
First XgrSendMessage() examines message to determine whether the message is a window
message or a grid message.
For window messages, XgrSendMessage() assumes wingrid contains a window number, looks
up its window function and calls it, passing it the message arguments.
For grid message, XgrSendMessage() assumes wingrid is a grid number, looks up its grid
function and calls it, passing it the message arguments. |
| XgrSendMessageToWindow |
( wingrid, message, v0, v1, v2, v3, r0, r1 ) XgrSendMessageToWindow() calls the
window function associated with wingrid, passing it the arguments it received.
First XgrSendMessageToWindow() examines message to determine whether the message is a
window or grid message.
For window messages, XgrSendMessageToWindow() assumes wingrid contains a window number,
looks up its window function and calls it, passing it the message arguments.
For grid messages, XgrSendMessageToWindow() assumes wingrid contains a grid number,
looks up the window function of the window that contains wingrid and calls it, passing it
the message arguments. |
| XgrSendStringMessage |
( wingrid, message$, v0, v1, v2, v3, r0, ANY ) XgrSendStringMessage() converts the
message$ string into a message number, then calls XgrSendMessage() . |
| XgrSendStringMessageToWindow |
( wingrid, message$, v0, v1, v2, v3, r0, ANY ) XgrSendStringMessageToWindow()
converts the message$ string into a message number, then calls XgrSetMessageToWindow()
. |
| XgrSetCEO |
( func ) XgrSetCEO() sets the CEO function to func, which makes func the active CEO
address. func=0 cancels CEO activity. CEO functions must take exactly 8 XLONG arguments.
See XgrProcessMessages() for more information. |
