Category : C++ Source Code
Archive   : WICS.ZIP
Filename : DIAL.H

 
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//==============================================================================================
//
// Windows Interface Construction Set
// Version 1.00
//
// DIAL.H - Dial Class Header File
// Copyright © 1993 by Microdyne Development Technologies
// All rights reserved.
//==============================================================================================

#ifndef _DIAL_H
#define _DIAL_H

#include
#include

#pragma option -Vo-
#if defined(__BCOPT__) && !defined(_ALLOW_po)
#pragma option -po-
#endif

_CLASSDEF(TDial)

/* --------------------------------------------------------
TDial object
-------------------------------------------------------- */

class _EXPORT TDial : public TScrollBar
{
public:
int LineMagnitude, PageMagnitude;

TDial(PTWindowsObject AParent, int AnId, int X, int Y, PTModule AModule = NULL);
TDial(PTWindowsObject AParent, int ResourceId, PTModule AModule = NULL);

void GetRange(Rint LoVal, Rint HiVal);

int GetPosition();
void SetRange(int LoVal, int HiVal, BOOL fRedraw = FALSE);
void SetPosition(int ThumbPos);

static PTStreamable build();

protected:
virtual LPSTR GetClassName() { return "DialClass"; }

TDial(StreamableInit) : TScrollBar(streamableInit) {};
virtual void write (Ropstream os);
virtual Pvoid read (Ripstream is);

private:
virtual const Pchar streamableName() const { return "TDial"; }
};

inline Ripstream operator >> ( Ripstream is, RTDial cl ) { return is >> (RTStreamable )cl; }
inline Ripstream operator >> ( Ripstream is, RPTDial cl ) { return is >> (RPvoid)cl; }
inline Ropstream operator << ( Ropstream os, RTDial cl ) { return os << (RTStreamable )cl; }
inline Ropstream operator << ( Ropstream os, PTDial cl ) { return os << (PTStreamable )cl; }

#pragma option -Vo.
#if defined(__BCOPT__) && !defined(_ALLOW_po)
#pragma option -po.
#endif

#endif


  3 Responses to “Category : C++ Source Code
Archive   : WICS.ZIP
Filename : DIAL.H
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