ofxConsole::ofxConsole()
{
enableCallbacks();
bActive = true;
setDefaultCommand(this, &ofxConsole::defaultFunction);
//setDefaultCommandPre(this, &ofxConsole::defaultFunctionPre);
/*
* this is just to show the difference between the syntax. The boost part is
* some syntactic c++ madness but pretty straight forward to use and alot more powerful
* than the default version since you can register almost any void function you want!
*/
#ifndef USE_BOOST
addFunction("close", this, &ofxConsole::close);
#else
//adds the close function to the console the boost way (boost::function< void(argument types (eg: int, float)) >)
addFunction("close", (boost::function< void() >)(boost::bind(&ofxConsole::close, this)));
#endif
backgroundColor.set(255, 255, 255); // history background
copyTextColor.set(130, 130, 130); // history text
commandlineColor.set(0, 0, 0); // current background
commandlineTextColor.set(80, 80, 80); // current text
messageTextColor.set(100, 100, 102); // message like testInt
sugestColor.set(255, 0, 0);
errorTextColor.set(200, 0, 100); // error
setToggleKey('+');
bw = 13; /// band width
sp = 100; /// space before string
boxW = 300;
boxH = bw * (textBufferSize+1);
bSugestMode = false;
bFixConsolePos = true;
commandLineClearCount = 0;
}
static void initialize() {
setDefaultCommand(Command_new(&SetIntake, IntakeDirection_Stop));
}
