ETO Development Tools 2/ETO Development Tools 2.iso/Tools - Objects/MacApp/MacApp CD Release/MacApp® 2.0.1 Tutorial/Chapter 06/UIconEdit.inc1.p

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{Copyright © 1989 by Apple Computer, Inc.  All rights reserved.}



CONST
    kIconHBits =        32;                            { Number of horizontal bits in a bitmap.}
    kIconVBits =        32;                            { Number of vertical bits in a bitmap.    }

    kIconSizeInBytes =    kIconHBits * kIconVBits DIV 8;    { Number of bytes in an bitmap.        }
    kIconSizeInLongs =    kIconSizeInBytes DIV 4;        { Number of long words in a bitmap.        }
    kMaxLong =            kIconSizeInLongs - 1;        { Max. addressable long word in bitmap.    }



TYPE
    LongArrayHdl =        ^LongArrayPtr;
    LongArrayPtr =        ^LongArray;
    LongArray =            ARRAY [0..kMaxLong] OF LONGINT;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
{--------------------------------TIconApplication methods-----------------------------------}
{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconApplication.IIconApplication(iconFileType: OSType);

BEGIN
    IApplication(iconFileType);
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

FUNCTION  TIconApplication.DoMakeDocument(itsCmdNumber: CmdNumber): TDocument; OVERRIDE;

VAR
    anIconDocument:        TIconDocument;

BEGIN
    New(anIconDocument);                            { Create a TIconDocument object.        }
    FailNIL(anIconDocument);                        { Make sure we were successful.            }
    anIconDocument.IIconDocument;                    { Initialize it.                        }

    DoMakeDocument := anIconDocument;                { Return a reference to the document.    }
END;




{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
{----------------------------------TIconDocument methods------------------------------------}
{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconDocument.IIconDocument;

VAR anIconBitMap : TIconBitMap;

BEGIN
    fIconBitMap := NIL;                                { Set this to NIL so that if IDocument    }
                                                    { fails, TIconDocument.Free works okay.    }

    IDocument(kFileType,                             { This document's file type.            }
              kSignature,                             { This document's creator.                }
              kUsesDataFork,                         { This document does use the data fork    }
              NOT kUsesRsrcFork,                    { …but doesn't use the resource fork.    }
              NOT kDataOpen,                        { We don't want the data fork kept open    }
              NOT kRsrcOpen);                        { …nor the resource fork.                }

    New(anIconBitMap);                                { Allocate a new icon bitmap.            }
    FailNil(anIconBitMap);                            { Fail if we can't allocate the handle.    }
    anIconBitMap.IIconBitMap;                        { Initialize it.                        }

    fIconBitMap := anIconBitMap;                    { Store the reference in a field.        }
END;



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PROCEDURE TIconDocument.DoInitialState; OVERRIDE;


BEGIN
    fIconBitMap.Clear;
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconDocument.Free; OVERRIDE;

BEGIN
    FreeIfObject(fIconBitMap);                        { Dispose of the icon object if non-Nil.}

    INHERITED Free;
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconDocument.DoMakeViews(forPrinting: boolean); OVERRIDE;

BEGIN
    { Do nothing for now. }
END;




{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}
{-----------------------------------TIconBitMap methods-------------------------------------}
{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.IIconBitMap;

BEGIN
    fDataHandle := NewPermHandle(kIconSizeInBytes);    { Allocate a handle for the bitmap.        }
    FailNil(fDataHandle);                            { Fail if we can't allocate the handle.    }
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.Free; OVERRIDE;

BEGIN
    DisposIfHandle(fDataHandle);                    { dispose of icon data.                    }
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.SetIconBitMap(theBitMap : Handle);

BEGIN
    BlockMove(theBitMap^, fDataHandle^,                { …then copy it into the document's     }
                kIconSizeInBytes)                    { …icon bitmap.                            }
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.Clear;

VAR
    iconAsLongArray:    LongArrayHdl;
    i:                    INTEGER;

BEGIN
    iconAsLongArray := LongArrayHdl(fDataHandle);    { Cast to array of longints.            }

    FOR i := 0 TO kMaxLong DO                        { Clear the bits 32 at a time.            }
        iconAsLongArray^^[i] := 0;
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.Invert;

VAR
    iconAsLongArray:    LongArrayHdl;
    i:                    INTEGER;

BEGIN
    iconAsLongArray := LongArrayHdl(fDataHandle);    { Cast to array of longints.            }

    FOR i := 0 TO kMaxLong DO                        { Invert the bits 32 at a time.            }
        iconAsLongArray^^[i] := BNOT(iconAsLongArray^^[i]);
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.IconBitToWordBit (iconBit: Point; VAR word, bit: INTEGER);
    { This converts the given icon bit to a word and bit in an array of long words. }

VAR
    bitNumber:        INTEGER;

BEGIN
    bitNumber := iconBit.v * kIconVBits + iconBit.h;
    word := bitNumber DIV 32;
    bit := 31 - (bitNumber MOD 32);
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

FUNCTION  TIconBitMap.GetBit (iconBit: Point): BOOLEAN;
    { Returns the state of the given bit in the icon being drawn. }

VAR
    word:            INTEGER;
    bitInWord:        INTEGER;

BEGIN
    IconBitToWordBit(iconBit, word, bitInWord);

    GetBit := BTst(LongArrayHdl(fDataHandle)^^[word], bitInWord);
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.SetBit (iconBit: Point; turnBitOn: BOOLEAN);
    { Set the state of the given bit in the icon being drawn. }

VAR
    word:            INTEGER;
    bitInWord:        INTEGER;

BEGIN
    IconBitToWordBit(iconBit, word, bitInWord);

    {$H-}                                            { So the compiler thinks this is unsafe.}
    IF turnBitOn THEN
        BSet(LongArrayHdl(fDataHandle)^^[word], bitInWord)
    ELSE
        BClr(LongArrayHdl(fDataHandle)^^[word], bitInWord);
    {$H+}
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

FUNCTION TIconBitMap.Copy: TIconBitMap;

VAR
    copyOfIcon:        TIconBitMap;

BEGIN
    New(copyOfIcon);                                { Create a TIcon object.                }
    FailNIL(copyOfIcon);                            { Make sure we were successful.            }
    copyOfIcon.IIconBitMap;                            { Initialize it.                        }
    copyOfIcon.SetIconBitMap(fDataHandle);            { Copy the data.                        }
    Copy := copyOfIcon;                                { Return a reference to the new handle.    }
END;



{-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

PROCEDURE TIconBitMap.CopyDataTo (anIcon: TIconBitMap);

BEGIN
    anIcon.SetIconBitMap(fDataHandle);                { Copy data to the new icon.            }
END;