Annotation of previous_trunk/src/includes/statusbar.h, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: /*
                      2:   Hatari - statusbar.h
                      3:   
                      4:   This file is distributed under the GNU Public License, version 2 or at
                      5:   your option any later version. Read the file gpl.txt for details.
                      6: */
                      7: #ifndef HATARI_STATUSBAR_H
                      8: #define HATARI_STATUSBAR_H
                      9: 
                     10: #include <SDL.h>
                     11: #include "main.h"
                     12: 
                     13: typedef enum {
                     14:        DEVICE_LED_ENET,
                     15:        DEVICE_LED_OD,
                     16:        DEVICE_LED_SCSI,
                     17:     DEVICE_LED_FD,
                     18:     NUM_DEVICE_LEDS
                     19: } drive_index_t;
                     20: 
                     21: int Statusbar_SetHeight(int ScreenWidth, int ScreenHeight);
                     22: int Statusbar_GetHeightForSize(int width, int height);
                     23: int Statusbar_GetHeight(void);
                     24: void Statusbar_BlinkLed(drive_index_t drive);
                     25: void Statusbar_SetSystemLed(bool state);
                     26: void Statusbar_SetDspLed(bool state);
                     27: void Statusbar_SetNdLed(int state);
                     28: 
                     29: void Statusbar_Init(SDL_Surface *screen);
                     30: void Statusbar_UpdateInfo(void);
                     31: void Statusbar_AddMessage(const char *msg, Uint32 msecs);
                     32: void Statusbar_OverlayBackup(SDL_Surface *screen);
                     33: void Statusbar_Update(SDL_Surface *screen);
                     34: void Statusbar_OverlayRestore(SDL_Surface *screen);
                     35: 
                     36: #endif /* HATARI_STATUSBAR_H */

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