Ejemplo n.º 1
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//
/// When the gadget window receives a WM_COMMAND_ENABLE message, it is likely from a
/// gadget or control within a TControlGadget. This reroutes it to the command
/// target.
//
void
TGadgetWindow::EvCommandEnable(TCommandEnabler& ce)
{
  // If someone derived from TGadgetWindow and handles the command there,
  // give these handlers the first crack.
  //
  TEventInfo eventInfo(WM_COMMAND_ENABLE, ce.GetId());
  if (Find(eventInfo)) {
    Dispatch(eventInfo, 0, TParam2(&ce));
    return;
  }

  TWindow* target = GetParentO();

  // Forward to command target if the enabler was really destined for us, and
  // not a routing from the frame.
  //
  if (target && ce.IsReceiver(*this)) {
    CHECK(target->IsWindow());
    ce.SetReceiver(*target);
    target->EvCommandEnable(ce);
    if( ce.GetHandled() )
      return;
  }

  // Default to TWindow's implementation if the above routing fails
  //
  TWindow::EvCommandEnable(ce);
}
Ejemplo n.º 2
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//
/// When the gadget window receives a WM_COMMAND message, it is likely from a gadget
/// or control within a TControlGadget. This reroutes it to the command target.
//
TResult
TGadgetWindow::EvCommand(uint id, HWND hWndCtl, uint notifyCode) 
{
  TRACEX(OwlCmd, 1, "TGadgetWindow::EvCommand - id(" << id << "), ctl(" <<\
                     hex << uint(hWndCtl) << "), code(" << notifyCode  << ")");

  // First allow any derived class that wants to handle the command
  // NOTE: This search only caters for menu-style WM_COMMANDs (not those
  //       sent by controls)
  //
  TEventInfo  eventInfo(0, id);
  if (Find(eventInfo)) {
    Dispatch(eventInfo, id);
    return 0;
  }


#if 0
  // Prior versions of TGadgetWindow relied on TWindow's EvCommand for
  // dispatching WM_COMMAND events. This required that one derives from
  // a decoration class (eg. TControlbar, TToolbox) to handle control
  // notifications. The current version uses a more generalized logic
  // involving the CommandTarget and a frame ancestor class. This allows
  // a client window to handle notifications of a control in a toolbar
  // without using a TControlbar-derived class.
  // However, if you need to previous behaviour, simply invoke TWindow's
  // EvCommand from this handler.

  return TWindow::EvCommand(id, hWndCtl, notifyCode);
#endif

  TWindow* target;
  TFrameWindow* frame;

  // Find the frame who is our latest ancestor and make it our command target
  //
  for (target = GetParentO(); target; target = target->GetParentO()) {
    frame = TYPESAFE_DOWNCAST(target, TFrameWindow);
    if (frame || !target->GetParentO())
      break;
  }

  // Make sure the frame doesn't think we are its command target, or a BAD
  // loop will happen
  //
  if (target && (!frame || frame->GetCommandTarget() != GetHandle())) {
    CHECK(target->IsWindow());
    return target->EvCommand(id, hWndCtl, notifyCode);
  }

  // If all command routing fails, go back to basic dispatching of TWindow
  //
  return TWindow::EvCommand(id, hWndCtl, notifyCode);
}