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// ____________________________________________________ // | | // | Project: POWER VIEW INTERFACE | // | File: PVCMD.H | // | Compiler: WPP386 (10.6) | // | | // | Subject: Commands manager interface | // | | // | Author: Emil Dotchevski | // |____________________________________________________| // // E-mail: zajo@geocities.com // URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bay/3577 //LOCAL COMMANDS /* Description: The local commands can be used only inside a window item. Every window has its own enable flags set. When you enable or disable a command it is enabled/disabled in current window's local set only, and another windows will keep their own flags unchanged. It is OK to use commands with one and the same code in two or more different windows. Notes: - Local command 0 is special and if disabled, it disables all the local commands above or equal to cmUSER00 - Command codes above 0xD0 are reserved for Power View internal use only. It is OK to use some pre-defined commands such as cmOK, cmCANCEL, cmYES, etc. but it is not recommended to define new codes above 0xD0. - Command codes above 0x7F are 'public' and such codes must be unique for entire application. - Command codes below 0x80 are 'private' and such codes may not be unique. - Use pre-defined cmUSER00..cmUSER99 commands for your private commands. */ #ifndef _PVCMD_H #define _PVCMD_H #define cmWIN_RESTORE 0x01 #define cmWIN_CLOSE 0x02 #define cmWIN_MOVE 0x03 #define cmWIN_SIZE 0x04 #define cmWIN_MINIMIZE 0x05 #define cmWIN_MAXIMIZE 0x06 #define cmWIN_ON_TOP 0x07 #define cmOK 0xD0 #define cmCANCEL 0xD1 #define cmYES 0xD2 #define cmNO 0xD3 #define cmABORT 0xD4 #define cmRETRY 0xD5 #define cmOPEN 0xD6 #define cmCLOSE 0xD7 #define cmDELETE 0xD8 #define cmUNDO 0xD9 #define cmSAVE 0xDA #define cmSAVE_AS 0xDB #define cmSTAMP_CHECK 0xDC #define cmPRINT 0xDD #define cmCUT 0xDE #define cmCOPY 0xDF #define cmPASTE 0xE0 #define cmCLEAR 0xE1 #define cmUP_ARROW 0xE2 #define cmDOWN_ARROW 0xE3 #define cmLEFT_ARROW 0xE4 #define cmRIGHT_ARROW 0xE5 #define cmSCROLL_BAR 0xE6 #define cmLABEL_FOCUSED 0xE7 //USER AVAILABLE LOCAL COMMANDS #define cmUSER99 0x7F #define cmUSER98 ( cmUSER99- 1 ) #define cmUSER97 ( cmUSER99- 2 ) #define cmUSER96 ( cmUSER99- 3 ) #define cmUSER95 ( cmUSER99- 4 ) #define cmUSER94 ( cmUSER99- 5 ) #define cmUSER93 ( cmUSER99- 6 ) #define cmUSER92 ( cmUSER99- 7 ) #define cmUSER91 ( cmUSER99- 8 ) #define cmUSER90 ( cmUSER99- 9 ) #define cmUSER89 ( cmUSER99-10 ) #define cmUSER88 ( cmUSER99-11 ) #define cmUSER87 ( cmUSER99-12 ) #define cmUSER86 ( cmUSER99-13 ) #define cmUSER85 ( cmUSER99-14 ) #define cmUSER84 ( cmUSER99-15 ) #define cmUSER83 ( cmUSER99-16 ) #define cmUSER82 ( cmUSER99-17 ) #define cmUSER81 ( cmUSER99-18 ) #define cmUSER80 ( cmUSER99-19 ) #define cmUSER79 ( cmUSER99-20 ) #define cmUSER78 ( cmUSER99-21 ) #define cmUSER77 ( cmUSER99-22 ) #define cmUSER76 ( cmUSER99-23 ) #define cmUSER75 ( cmUSER99-24 ) #define cmUSER74 ( cmUSER99-25 ) #define cmUSER73 ( cmUSER99-26 ) #define cmUSER72 ( cmUSER99-27 ) #define cmUSER71 ( cmUSER99-28 ) #define cmUSER70 ( cmUSER99-29 ) #define cmUSER69 ( cmUSER99-30 ) #define cmUSER68 ( cmUSER99-31 ) #define cmUSER67 ( cmUSER99-32 ) #define cmUSER66 ( cmUSER99-33 ) #define cmUSER65 ( cmUSER99-34 ) #define cmUSER64 ( cmUSER99-35 ) #define cmUSER63 ( cmUSER99-36 ) #define cmUSER62 ( cmUSER99-37 ) #define cmUSER61 ( cmUSER99-38 ) #define cmUSER60 ( cmUSER99-39 ) #define cmUSER59 ( cmUSER99-40 ) #define cmUSER58 ( cmUSER99-41 ) #define cmUSER57 ( cmUSER99-42 ) #define cmUSER56 ( cmUSER99-43 ) #define cmUSER55 ( cmUSER99-44 ) #define cmUSER54 ( cmUSER99-45 ) #define cmUSER53 ( cmUSER99-46 ) #define cmUSER52 ( cmUSER99-47 ) #define cmUSER51 ( cmUSER99-48 ) #define cmUSER50 ( cmUSER99-49 ) #define cmUSER49 ( cmUSER99-50 ) #define cmUSER48 ( cmUSER99-51 ) #define cmUSER47 ( cmUSER99-52 ) #define cmUSER46 ( cmUSER99-53 ) #define cmUSER45 ( cmUSER99-54 ) #define cmUSER44 ( cmUSER99-55 ) #define cmUSER43 ( cmUSER99-56 ) #define cmUSER42 ( cmUSER99-57 ) #define cmUSER41 ( cmUSER99-58 ) #define cmUSER40 ( cmUSER99-59 ) #define cmUSER39 ( cmUSER99-60 ) #define cmUSER38 ( cmUSER99-61 ) #define cmUSER37 ( cmUSER99-62 ) #define cmUSER36 ( cmUSER99-63 ) #define cmUSER35 ( cmUSER99-64 ) #define cmUSER34 ( cmUSER99-65 ) #define cmUSER33 ( cmUSER99-66 ) #define cmUSER32 ( cmUSER99-67 ) #define cmUSER31 ( cmUSER99-68 ) #define cmUSER30 ( cmUSER99-69 ) #define cmUSER29 ( cmUSER99-70 ) #define cmUSER28 ( cmUSER99-71 ) #define cmUSER27 ( cmUSER99-72 ) #define cmUSER26 ( cmUSER99-73 ) #define cmUSER25 ( cmUSER99-74 ) #define cmUSER24 ( cmUSER99-75 ) #define cmUSER23 ( cmUSER99-76 ) #define cmUSER22 ( cmUSER99-77 ) #define cmUSER21 ( cmUSER99-78 ) #define cmUSER20 ( cmUSER99-79 ) #define cmUSER19 ( cmUSER99-80 ) #define cmUSER18 ( cmUSER99-81 ) #define cmUSER17 ( cmUSER99-82 ) #define cmUSER16 ( cmUSER99-83 ) #define cmUSER15 ( cmUSER99-84 ) #define cmUSER14 ( cmUSER99-85 ) #define cmUSER13 ( cmUSER99-86 ) #define cmUSER12 ( cmUSER99-87 ) #define cmUSER11 ( cmUSER99-88 ) #define cmUSER10 ( cmUSER99-89 ) #define cmUSER09 ( cmUSER99-90 ) #define cmUSER08 ( cmUSER99-91 ) #define cmUSER07 ( cmUSER99-92 ) #define cmUSER06 ( cmUSER99-93 ) #define cmUSER05 ( cmUSER99-94 ) #define cmUSER04 ( cmUSER99-95 ) #define cmUSER03 ( cmUSER99-96 ) #define cmUSER02 ( cmUSER99-97 ) #define cmUSER01 ( cmUSER99-98 ) #define cmUSER00 ( cmUSER99-99 ) //GLOBAL COMMANDS /* Description: A global command differs from a local in the code: local command codes are from 0x00 to 0xFF, and the global codes are above or equal to 0x100. Only low char is used for identification. Only 256 local and 256 global commands are available. Notes: - Global command 0 is special and if disabled, it disables all other global commands. - Beside the local commands flags, global commands flags are static and are valid for all the items, no matter what window is currently active. - Global codes above 0xCF (low char!) are reserved for Power View internal use only. It is not recommended to disable or use such the commands. - You can use pre-defined basic menu commands, such as cmFILE_NEW, cmFILE_OPEN, etc. in your application. */ //STANDARD ITEM COMMANDS #define cmVALID 0x10D0 //check window validity #define cmHELP 0x10D1 //show help for the item #define cmSELECT 0x10D2 //select item #define cmFOCUS 0x10D3 //focus item #define cmENABLE 0x10D4 //enable item #define cmDISABLE 0x10D5 //disable item #define cmHIDE 0x10D6 //hide item #define cmSHOW 0x10D7 //show (unhide) item #define cmDONE 0x10D8 //dispose item #define cmARRANGING 0x10D9 //item is about to be tile/casc #define cmCAN_DROP 0x10DA //can item handle a drop on it #define cmDROP 0x10DB //drop an object on the item //SPECIFIC ITEMS COMMANDS #define cmBTN_GRAB_DEFAULT 0x10DC //button has been selected #define cmBTN_RELEASE_DEFAULT 0x10DD //non-default btn deselected #define cmRADIO_DEPRESS 0x10DE //radio btns release command #define cmDLG_RESET 0x10DF //dialog is about to (re)exec #define cmDLG_RECORD_HISTORY 0x10E0 //sent to the items if dlg ok //MEN