Category : C Source Code
Archive   : EVISION1.ZIP
Filename : TSTATUSL.HPP
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#define TSTATUSLINE
// ---- Library Header Files ------------------------------------------------
#include
#include
// ---- Class Declarations --------------------------------------------------
class tstatusline
{
int leftlength ; // Left area length
int leftbackground ; // Left area background color
int leftforeground ; // Left area foreground color
int lefthighlight ; // Left area highlight color
char huge *leftmessage ; // Left area current message text
int rightlength ; // Right area length
int rightbackground ; // Right area background color
int rightforeground ; // Right area foreground color
int righthighlight ; // Right area highlight color
char huge *rightmessage ; // Right area current message text
int screenheight ; // Screen size
int screenwidth ; // Screen size
public:
far tstatusline () ; // Constructor
far ~tstatusline () ; // Destructor
void far setleftcolors // Set left area colors
( int back, // Left area background color
int fore=BLACK, // Left area foreground color
int high=RED ) ; // Left area highlight color
void far setrightcolors // Set right area colors
( int back, // right area background color
int fore=BLACK, // right area foreground color
int high=RED ) ; // right area highlight color
void far displayleft // Display msg in left area
( char huge *text="" ) ; // Text to be displayed
void far displayright // Display msg in right area
( char huge *text="" ) ; // Text to be displayed
void far refresh () ; // Redraw the statusline
} ;
// ---- End Header File ----------------------------------------------------
#endif
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