Internal-only Window 'Core' features

Data Structures
struct	s_internal_window_entry
struct	s_EVENT_ENTRY
	Core (internal) structure for storing and dispatching events. More...
struct	s_TIMER_ENTRY
	Core (internal) structure for managing timers. More...
struct	s_DELAYED_EVENT_ENTRY
	Core (internal) structure for managing delayed events. More...

Typedefs
typedef struct s_EVENT_ENTRY	EVENT_ENTRY
	Core (internal) structure for storing and dispatching events.
typedef struct s_TIMER_ENTRY	TIMER_ENTRY
	Core (internal) structure for managing timers.
typedef struct s_DELAYED_EVENT_ENTRY	DELAYED_EVENT_ENTRY
	Core (internal) structure for managing delayed events.

Functions
void	WBRegisterMenuCallback (Window wID, WBWinEvent pCallback)
	(internal) Register a MENU callback for a window More...

Detailed Description

These functions and definitions comprise internal-only 'CORE WINDOW HANDLING' features. You should not make use of these.

Function Documentation

WBRegisterMenuCallback()

void WBRegisterMenuCallback	(	Window	wID,
		WBWinEvent	pCallback
	)

(internal) Register a MENU callback for a window

The various 'menu' windows and popups will make use of the assigned 'menu callback' function to register a special event handler that deals with main window events. Event processing via WBWindowDispatch() invokes the menu callback whenever it is assigned. To disable the special event handling, assign the 'menu callback' function to NULL.

Normally, you should not make use of this function in your own application.

Header File: window_helper.h

Definition at line 7124 of file window_helper.c.