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Annotation of doom/i_cd.h, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: // Copyright � 1998, Bruce A. Lewis
        !             2: // This code may not be re-used in a commercial product
        !             3: // of any kind without express written consent from
        !             4: // the author, Bruce A. Lewis.
        !             5: //
        !             6: #ifndef CDDEF
        !             7:    #define CDDEF 1
        !             8: 
        !             9: // Global define needed for calling these functions
        !            10: 
        !            11: typedef enum { cd_stop, cd_play, cd_pause, cd_empty } cdstate;
        !            12: 
        !            13: typedef struct
        !            14:    {
        !            15:     BOOL     CDMedia;
        !            16:     char     CDCode[18];
        !            17:     DWORD    CDPosition;
        !            18:     DWORD    CDDevice;
        !            19:     DWORD    CDTrack;
        !            20:     DWORD    CDTrackCount;
        !            21:     DWORD    CDStatus;
        !            22:     DWORD    CDTrackList[32];
        !            23:     MCIERROR CDError;
        !            24:    }CD_Data_t;
        !            25: 
        !            26: BOOL  CDOpen(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            27: BOOL  CDCheck(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            28: BOOL  CDMediaIdentity(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd, char *szIdent);
        !            29: BOOL  CDTrackCount(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            30: BOOL  CDTrackType(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            31: BOOL  CDTrackPlay(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            32: BOOL  CDPause(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            33: BOOL  CDResume(HWND hWnd, CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            34: void  CDStop(CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            35: void  CDClose(CD_Data_t *cdd);
        !            36: 
        !            37: #endif
        !            38: 

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