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1.1 root 1: /*
2: * BTTNCUR.H
3: * Buttons & Cursors Version 1.1, March 1993
4: *
5: * Public include file for the Button Images and Cursor DLL, including
6: * structures, definitions, and function prototypes.
7: *
8: * Copyright (c)1992-1993 Microsoft Corporation, All Rights Reserved,
9: * as applied to redistribution of this source code in source form
10: * License is granted to use of compiled code in shipped binaries.
11: */
12:
13:
14: #ifndef _BTTNCUR_H_
15: #define _BTTNCUR_H_
16:
17: #ifdef __cplusplus
18: extern "C"
19: {
20: #endif
21:
22:
23: //Standard image bitmap
24:
25: //WARNING: Obsolete. Use the return from UIToolDisplayData
26: #define IDB_STANDARDIMAGES 400
27:
28: //New values for display types
29: #define IDB_STANDARDIMAGESMIN 400
30: #define IDB_STANDARDIMAGES96 400
31: #define IDB_STANDARDIMAGES72 401
32: #define IDB_STANDARDIMAGES120 402
33:
34:
35:
36: //Image indices inside the standard bitmap.
37: #define TOOLIMAGE_MIN 0
38: #define TOOLIMAGE_EDITCUT 0
39: #define TOOLIMAGE_EDITCOPY 1
40: #define TOOLIMAGE_EDITPASTE 2
41: #define TOOLIMAGE_FILENEW 3
42: #define TOOLIMAGE_FILEOPEN 4
43: #define TOOLIMAGE_FILESAVE 5
44: #define TOOLIMAGE_FILEPRINT 6
45: #define TOOLIMAGE_HELP 7
46: #define TOOLIMAGE_HELPCONTEXT 8
47: #define TOOLIMAGE_MAX 8
48:
49:
50: //Additional Standard Cursors as defined in the UI Design Guide.
51: #define IDC_NEWUICURSORMIN 500
52: #define IDC_RIGHTARROW 500
53: #define IDC_CONTEXTHELP 501
54: #define IDC_MAGNIFY 502
55: #define IDC_NODROP 503
56: #define IDC_TABLETOP 504
57: #define IDC_HSIZEBAR 505
58: #define IDC_VSIZEBAR 506
59: #define IDC_HSPLITBAR 507
60: #define IDC_VSPLITBAR 508
61: #define IDC_SMALLARROWS 509
62: #define IDC_LARGEARROWS 510
63: #define IDC_HARROWS 511
64: #define IDC_VARROWS 512
65: #define IDC_NESWARROWS 513
66: #define IDC_NWSEARROWS 514
67: #define IDC_NEWUICURSORMAX 514
68:
69:
70:
71: //Standard sizes for toolbar buttons and bitmaps on display types
72:
73: //WARNING: These are obsolete for version 1.0 compatibility/
74: #define TOOLBUTTON_STDWIDTH 24
75: #define TOOLBUTTON_STDHEIGHT 22
76: #define TOOLBUTTON_STDIMAGEWIDTH 16
77: #define TOOLBUTTON_STDIMAGEHEIGHT 15
78:
79: /*
80: * Applications can call UIToolDisplayData to get the particular
81: * values to use for the current display instead of using these values
82: * directly. However, if the application has the aspect ratio already
83: * then these are available for them.
84: */
85:
86: //Sizes for 72 DPI (EGA)
87: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD72WIDTH 24
88: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD72HEIGHT 16
89: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD72IMAGEWIDTH 16
90: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD72IMAGEHEIGHT 11
91:
92: //Sizes for 96 DPI (VGA)
93: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD96WIDTH 24
94: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD96HEIGHT 22
95: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD96IMAGEWIDTH 16
96: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD96IMAGEHEIGHT 15
97:
98: //Sizes for 120 DPI (8514/a)
99: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD120WIDTH 32
100: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD120HEIGHT 31
101: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD120IMAGEWIDTH 24
102: #define TOOLBUTTON_STD120IMAGEHEIGHT 23
103:
104:
105: //Sizes of a standard button bar depending on the display
106: #define CYBUTTONBAR72 23
107: #define CYBUTTONBAR96 29
108: #define CYBUTTONBAR120 38
109:
110:
111:
112: /*
113: * The low-word of the state contains the display state where each
114: * value is mutually exclusive and contains one or more grouping bits.
115: * Each group represents buttons that share some sub-state in common.
116: *
117: * The high-order byte controls which colors in the source bitmap,
118: * black, white, gray, and dark gray, are to be converted into the
119: * system colors COLOR_BTNTEXT, COLOR_HILIGHT, COLOR_BTNFACE, and
120: * COLOR_BTNSHADOW. Any or all of these bits may be set to allow
121: * the application control over specific colors.
122: *
123: * The actual state values are split into a command group and an
124: * attribute group. Up, mouse down, and disabled states are identical,
125: * but only attributes can have down, down disabled, and indeterminate
126: * states.
127: *
128: * BUTTONGROUP_BLANK is defined so an application can draw only the button
129: * without an image in the up, down, mouse down, or indeterminate
130: * state, that is, BUTTONGROUP_BLANK is inclusive with BUTTONGROUP_DOWN
131: * and BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE.
132: */
133:
134:
135: #define BUTTONGROUP_DOWN 0x0001
136: #define BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE 0x0002
137: #define BUTTONGROUP_DISABLED 0x0004
138: #define BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE 0x0008
139: #define BUTTONGROUP_BLANK 0x0010
140:
141: //Command buttons only
142: #define COMMANDBUTTON_UP (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE)
143: #define COMMANDBUTTON_MOUSEDOWN (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_DOWN)
144: #define COMMANDBUTTON_DISABLED (BUTTONGROUP_DISABLED)
145:
146: //Attribute buttons only
147: #define ATTRIBUTEBUTTON_UP (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE)
148: #define ATTRIBUTEBUTTON_MOUSEDOWN (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_DOWN)
149: #define ATTRIBUTEBUTTON_DISABLED (BUTTONGROUP_DISABLED)
150: #define ATTRIBUTEBUTTON_DOWN (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_DOWN | BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE)
151: #define ATTRIBUTEBUTTON_INDETERMINATE (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE)
152: #define ATTRIBUTEBUTTON_DOWNDISABLED (BUTTONGROUP_DISABLED | BUTTONGROUP_DOWN | BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE)
153:
154: //Blank buttons only
155: #define BLANKBUTTON_UP (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_BLANK)
156: #define BLANKBUTTON_DOWN (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_BLANK | BUTTONGROUP_DOWN | BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE)
157: #define BLANKBUTTON_MOUSEDOWN (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_BLANK | BUTTONGROUP_DOWN)
158: #define BLANKBUTTON_INDETERMINATE (BUTTONGROUP_ACTIVE | BUTTONGROUP_BLANK | BUTTONGROUP_LIGHTFACE)
159:
160:
161: /*
162: * Specific bits to prevent conversions of specific colors to system
163: * colors. If an application uses this newer library and never specified
164: * any bits, then they benefit from color conversion automatically.
165: */
166: #define PRESERVE_BLACK 0x0100
167: #define PRESERVE_DKGRAY 0x0200
168: #define PRESERVE_LTGRAY 0x0400
169: #define PRESERVE_WHITE 0x0800
170:
171: #define PRESERVE_ALL (PRESERVE_BLACK | PRESERVE_DKGRAY | PRESERVE_LTGRAY | PRESERVE_WHITE)
172: #define PRESERVE_NONE 0 //Backwards compatible
173:
174:
175:
176: //Structure for UIToolConfigureForDisplay
177: typedef struct tagTOOLDISPLAYDATA
178: {
179: UINT uDPI; //Display driver DPI
180: UINT cyBar; //Vertical size for a bar containing buttons.
181: UINT cxButton; //Dimensions of a button.
182: UINT cyButton;
183: UINT cxImage; //Dimensions of bitmap image
184: UINT cyImage;
185: UINT uIDImages; //Standard resource ID for display-sensitive images
186: } TOOLDISPLAYDATA, FAR *LPTOOLDISPLAYDATA;
187:
188:
189:
190: //Public functions in BTTNCUR.DLL
191: HCURSOR WINAPI UICursorLoad(UINT);
192: BOOL WINAPI UIToolConfigureForDisplay(LPTOOLDISPLAYDATA);
193: BOOL WINAPI UIToolButtonDraw(HDC, int, int, int, int, HBITMAP, int, int, int, UINT);
194: BOOL WINAPI UIToolButtonDrawTDD(HDC, int, int, int, int, HBITMAP, int, int, int, UINT, LPTOOLDISPLAYDATA);
195:
196:
197: #ifdef __cplusplus
198: }
199: #endif
200:
201: #endif //_BTTNCUR_H_
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