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- /*
- File: SampleUtils.h
-
- Description:
- This file contains routine prototypes that can be used to access
- routines defined in SampleUtils.c. These routines have been moved
- here to a separate file to simplify the example.
-
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- Change History (most recent first):
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- */
-
-
-
- #ifndef __SAMPLEUTILS__
- #define __SAMPLEUTILS__
-
- #define TARGET_API_MAC_CARBON 1
-
- #include <Types.h>
- #include <Windows.h>
- #include <Controls.h>
-
- /* version number for the SampleUtils.h / SampleUtils.c set of files. */
- #define SAMPLEUTILSVERSION "Sample Utils 2000, Version 1.0.0"
-
- /* GetApplicationFolder returns the volume reference number and
- directory id of the folder containing the application. */
- OSStatus GetApplicationFolder(FSSpec *spec);
-
-
- /* DrawGrowIconWithoutScrollLines draws the grow icon in the bottom
- right corner of the frontmost window without drawing the scroll bar
- lines. It does this by setting the clip region to the bottom right corner
- before calling DrawGrowIcon. */
- void DrawGrowIconWithoutScrollLines(WindowPtr window);
-
-
- /* SetWindowStandardStateSize sets the window's standard state rectangle
- to a rectangle of the size suggested in the width and height parameters.
- In the end, it may set the standard size to something smaller than the
- width and height parameters so the entire window remains visible. The
- standard rectangle is also centered on the main screen. The window's
- standard state rectangle is used by ZoomWindow whenever when it
- is called with the inZoomOut partcode. */
- void SetWindowStandardStateSize(WindowPtr window, short width, short height);
-
- /* GrayOutBox grays out an area of the screen in the current grafport.
- *theBox is in local coordinates in the current grafport. This routine
- is for direct screen drawing only. */
- void GrayOutBox(Rect *theBox);
-
-
- /* RgnUnionRect adds the rectangle into the region. This routine works
- by creating a temporary rectangular region equivalent to srcRect
- and then calling UnionRgn. It's purpose is simply to stand in as a
- shorthand for that sequence of calls. */
- void RgnUnionRect(RgnHandle theRegion, Rect* srcRect);
-
-
- /* SetScrollBarCursor sets the cursor according to the mouse position
- over a scroll bar. If the cursor is over the scroll bar, then the routine
- will return true and it will set the region mouseRgn to a region where
- the mouse should remain as it has been set. This region will be in global
- coordinates suitable for passing to WaitNextEvent in the mouse region
- parameter. */
- Boolean SetScrollBarCursor(ControlHandle scrollBar, Point where, RgnHandle mouseRgn);
-
-
- /* GetMenuBarRegion sets the region mBarRgn to the global coordinates
- of the menu bar. This region is useful for passing to WaitNextEvent
- in the mouse region parameter after you have set the mouse to a special
- cursor for the menu bar area. */
- void GetMenuBarRegion(RgnHandle mBarRgn);
-
- #endif
-