Archon::Utilities::Window Class Reference

Collaboration diagram for Archon::Utilities::Window:

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Public Types
enum	DrawMode { set, add, sub }
Public Member Functions
	Window (unsigned width, unsigned height, unsigned bitsPerPixel=24, bool fullScreen=false, bool openGlSupport=false, KeyboardHandler *=0, MouseHandler *=0, WindowHandler *=0)
	Arguments 'width', 'height', 'bitsPerPixel', 'fullScreen' are treated as desired values.
	~Window ()
Ref< MouseCursor >	newMouseCursor (const char *image[])
void	setMouseCursor (Ref< MouseCursor >)
void	setDefaultMouseCursor ()
void	showMouseCursor ()
void	hideMouseCursor ()
int	getMouseX () const
int	getMouseY () const
void	swapBuffers ()
void	discardEventQueue ()
void	executeEventQueue (unsigned long milliSecondTime)
unsigned	getWidth () const
unsigned	getHeight () const
void	setDrawMode (DrawMode mode)
void	setColor (unsigned red, unsigned green, unsigned blue, unsigned alpha=255)
Classes
struct	KeyboardHandler
class	MouseCursor
struct	MouseHandler
struct	Update
struct	WindowHandler

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Detailed Description

Definition at line 35 of file window.H.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Archon::Utilities::Window::Window (  unsigned  width, unsigned  height, unsigned  bitsPerPixel = 24, bool  fullScreen = false, bool  openGlSupport = false, KeyboardHandler *  = 0, MouseHandler *  = 0, WindowHandler *  = 0 )

Arguments 'width', 'height', 'bitsPerPixel', 'fullScreen' are treated as desired values. What you get might be different. Pass 0 in place of a handler if you do not want to react on that kind of events. Definition at line 85 of file window.C. References executeEventQueue().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• archon/util/window.H
• archon/util/window.C

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