config.h File Reference

#include <ilviews/base/config.h>
#include <ilviews/base/port.h>
#include <windows.h>

Classes
class	IlvBitmapAllocationResult
	Return type of IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback functions. More...
class	IlvWindowsDisplayConfig
	Display configuration class for Windows applications. More...
class	IlvWindowsPoint
	This class is a helper to deal with the Windows API structure POINT in Rogue Wave Views code. More...
class	IlvWindowsRect
	This class is a helper to deal with the Windows API structure RECT in Rogue Wave Views code. More...

Typedefs
typedef IlvBitmapAllocationResult(*	IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback )(IlvDisplay *display, IlvDim width, IlvDim height, IlUShort depth, IlvBitmap::MemoryType memoryType, IlUInt attemptCounter)
	This type defines the prototype of the function that can be used as a callback when a bitmap allocation request fails. More...

Functions
void	IlvAddHandleToResPath (HINSTANCE hInstance, int index)
	Adds an HINSTANCE into the list of access paths. More...
void	IlvRemoveHandleFromResPath (HINSTANCE hInstance)
	Removes an HINSTANCE from the list of access paths. More...

Variables
const IlvBitmapAllocationResult	IlvBitmapAllocationAlternative
	Return this value from an IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback if you want Views to retry a bitmap allocation that failed. More...
const IlvBitmapAllocationResult	IlvBitmapAllocationFail
	Return this value from an IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback if you want Views not to try again a bitmap allocation that failed. More...
const IlvBitmapAllocationResult	IlvBitmapAllocationRetry
	Return this value from an IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback if you want Views to retry a bitmap allocation that failed. More...

Detailed Description

Library: winviews This file contains declarations of functions and classes specific to the Windows version of Rogue Wave Views.

Typedef Documentation

typedef IlvBitmapAllocationResult(* IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback)(IlvDisplay *display, IlvDim width, IlvDim height, IlUShort depth, IlvBitmap::MemoryType memoryType, IlUInt attemptCounter)

This type defines the prototype of the function that can be used as a callback when a bitmap allocation request fails.

Parameters

display	The display instance that requested the bitmap allocation.
width	The width in pixels of the requested bitmap
height	The height in pixels of the requested bitmap
depth	The depth in bits-per-pixel of the requested bitmap
memoryType	The type of allocation that failed.
attemptCounter	Indicates how many time the same bitmap allocation was tried already, starting with 0.

Returns

A bitmap handle if the application implements an alternative way of allocating the bitmap, with a direct access to the Windows API. The function can also return:

• IlvBitmapAllocationRetry if the callback implements a cleanup of the memory (such as a bitmap cache) therefore potentially making the allocation a success this time.
  The application can use the attemptCounter value in order not to enter an infinite loop.
• IlvBitmapAllocationAlternative (or 0) so that Views can try to allocated the bitmap in another memory area (that is, if memoryType is IlvBitmap::VideoMemoryType, Views will try the allocation again, using IlvBitmap::SystemMemoryType, and vice-versa.
  If the alternative technique fails, the callback is called again, with attemptCounter starting from zero again.
  If the callback returns IlvBitmapAllocAlternative again, it is treated like IlvBitmapAllocFail.
• IlvBitmapAllocationFail so that Views does not try to allocate the bitmap anymore. This is useful if your application needs an optional feature that depends on the available memory on the video card or in the system.

See Also

IlvWindowsDisplayConfig::setBitmapAllocationFailedCallback(IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback).

Function Documentation

IlvAddHandleToResPath	(	HINSTANCE	hInstance,
		int	index
	)

Adds an HINSTANCE into the list of access paths.

The list of access paths specifies where the data may be read from resources that are bound to the application.

This function is declared as extern "C".

Parameters

hInstance	An HINSTANCE to be inserted into the list of access paths.
index	An int that is the position where the handle is inserted in the list (-1 means that it is appended to the list).

See Also

IlvRemoveHandleFromResPath.

IlvRemoveHandleFromResPath

(

HINSTANCE

hInstance

)

Removes an HINSTANCE from the list of access paths.

The list of access paths specifies where the data may be read from resources that are bound to the application.

This function is declared as extern "C".

Parameters

hInstance

The HINSTANCE to be removed from the list of access paths.

See Also

IlvAddHandleToResPath.

Variable Documentation

const IlvBitmapAllocationResult IlvBitmapAllocationAlternative

Return this value from an IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback if you want Views to retry a bitmap allocation that failed.

After the callback has returned this value, the bitmap allocation will be performed with the alternative memory allocation setting that the one that just failed, invoking the callback. Note that if the callback was invoked in the context of the alternative memory setting, the returned value is equivalent to IlvBitmapAllocationFail.

See Also

IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback.

const IlvBitmapAllocationResult IlvBitmapAllocationFail

Return this value from an IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback if you want Views not to try again a bitmap allocation that failed.

After the callback has returned this value, Views will not try any alternative technique to allocate the bitmap. The created IlvBitmap is therefore not a valid object (IlvBitmap::isBad() returns IlTrue).

See Also

IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback.

const IlvBitmapAllocationResult IlvBitmapAllocationRetry

Return this value from an IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback if you want Views to retry a bitmap allocation that failed.

After the callback has returned this value, the bitmap allocation will be performed with the same memory allocation setting that the one that just failed, invoking the callback.

See Also

IlvBitmapAllocationFailedCallback.