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From: Tristan Wibberley <twibberley@llamacom.com>
To : ggi-develop@eskimo.com
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1998 04:39:49 +0000
New function in libggiMisc RFC.
Hi all,
I think something is needed for greater window system support (in X and
eventually berlin).
It would be nice to see sets of widgets that use ggi to draw. I propose
one new call in ggiMisc and some new struct definitions.
The call would do nothing on most targets, but on X you fill in a struct
with some data such as title, geometry, borderstyle and pass that to
this function which the target implements. GGI should not specify the
behaviour but the target should - ie, you need to know what you're
doing, but it's not complicated.
eg: (pseudocode):
#define GGI_WINSTD structsize;
typedef void *ggimisc_win_t;
typedef struct {
GGI_WINSTD;
title;
resizeable; /* not by default no way, but allows
you to resize and check mode on EvExpose */
geometry;
winstyleflags;
} ggimisc_xwin;
typedef struct {
GGI_WINSTD;
title;
titleface;
blah;
} ggimisc_berlin;
void setupwin(gg_visual_t vis)
{
ggimisc_win_t windata;
ggimisc_xwin xwindata;
/* fill the xwindata struct */
windata = (ggimisc_win_t)(&xwindata);
ggiSetWinData(windata); /* copies the data ready for use if mode not
set yet, else uses the data */
}
We need a way to tell what target ggiOpen(NULL) has chosen, is that
possible already. A programmer needs to be able to choose how to fill in
the struct for the windowsystem being used.
This definately needs a lot of thought, but I think we should implement
something like this.
--
Tristan
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