Structure that defines an Edit Window. More...

#include <edit_window.h>

Data Fields
WBChildFrame	childframe
	elements common to a 'child frame' (derived object)

unsigned int	ulTag
	'Tag' identifying this structure as a WBEditWindow

char *	szFileName
	malloc'd name of file associated with this edit window (NULL if none)

unsigned long long	llModDateTime
	file's mod date/time - see WBGetFileModDateTime()

WBWinEvent	pUserCallback
	user callback function to receive notifications and unhandled messages

TEXT_OBJECT	xTextObject
	the 'TEXT_OBJECT' member, that does MOST of the work

Detailed Description

Structure that defines an Edit Window.

The WBEditWindow structure defines an 'Edit Window' that is a 'superclass' of a Child Frame window. The first element MUST be the 'WBChildFrame'. Elements that follow it are specific to the Edit Window.

This uses a TEXT_OBJECT structure to store the actual text data, and to manage the UI functionality.

typedef struct tagWBEditWindow
{
  WBChildFrame childframe;          // elements common to a 'child frame' (derived object)
  unsigned int ulTag;               // 'Tag' identifying this structure as a WBEditWindow
  char *szFileName;                 // malloc'd name of file associated with this edit window (NULL if none)
  unsigned long long llModDateTime; // file's mod date/time - see WBGetFileModDateTime()
  WBWinEvent pUserCallback;         // user callback function to receive notifications and unhandled messages
  TEXT_OBJECT xTextObject;          // the 'TEXT_OBJECT' member, that does MOST of the work
} WBEditWindow;

Additional 'Child Frame' API functions can be called directly by using a type cast from 'WBEditWindow *' to 'WBChildFrame *', or by using the 'WBChildWindowFromWindowID()' function.

See also: TEXT_OBJECT

Definition at line 158 of file edit_window.h.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

edit_window.h

Data Fields

Detailed Description