Exemplo n.º 1
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static void Add_File_Events(REBGOB *gob, REBINT flags, HDROP drop)
{
	REBEVT evt;
	REBINT num;
	REBINT len;
	REBINT i;
	REBCHR* buf;
	POINT xy;

	//Get the mouse position
	DragQueryPoint(drop, &xy);

	evt.type  = EVT_DROP_FILE;
	evt.flags = (u8) (flags | (1<<EVF_HAS_XY));
	evt.model = EVM_GUI;
	evt.data = xy.x | xy.y<<16;


	num = DragQueryFile(drop, -1, NULL, 0);

	for (i = 0; i < num; i++){
		len = DragQueryFile(drop, i, NULL, 0);
		buf = OS_Make(len+1);
		DragQueryFile(drop, i, buf, len+1);
		//Reb_Print("DROP: %s", buf);
		buf[len] = 0;
		// ?! convert to REBOL format? E.g.: evt.ser = OS_To_REBOL_File(buf, &len);
		OS_Free(buf);
		if (!RL_Event(&evt)) break;	// queue is full
	}
}
Exemplo n.º 2
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//
//  RL_Update_Event: C
// 
// Updates an application event (e.g. GUI) to the event port.
// 
// Returns:
//     Returns 1 if updated, or 0 if event appended, and -1 if full.
// Arguments:
//     evt - A properly initialized event structure. The
//          model and type of the event are used to address
//          the unhandled event in the queue, when it is found,
//          it will be replaced with this one
//
RL_API int RL_Update_Event(REBEVT *evt)
{
    REBVAL *event = Find_Last_Event(evt->model, evt->type);

    if (event) {
        event->payload.event = *evt;
        return 1;
    }

    return RL_Event(evt) - 1;
}
Exemplo n.º 3
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static void Add_Event_XY(REBGOB *gob, REBINT id, REBINT xy, REBINT flags)
{
	REBEVT evt;

	evt.type  = id;
	evt.flags = (u8) (flags | (1<<EVF_HAS_XY));
	evt.model = EVM_GUI;
	evt.data  = xy;
	evt.ser = (void*)gob;

	RL_Event(&evt);	// returns 0 if queue is full
}
Exemplo n.º 4
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static void Add_Event_Key(REBGOB *gob, REBINT id, REBINT key, REBINT flags)
{
	REBEVT evt;

	evt.type  = id;
	evt.flags = flags;
	evt.model = EVM_GUI;
	evt.data  = key;
	evt.ser = (void*)gob;

	RL_Event(&evt);	// returns 0 if queue is full
}
Exemplo n.º 5
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*/	void Signal_Device(REBREQ *req, REBINT type)
/*
**		Generate a device event to awake a port on REBOL.
**
***********************************************************************/
{
	REBEVT evt;

	CLEARS(&evt);

	evt.type = (REBYTE)type;
	evt.model = EVM_DEVICE;
	evt.req  = req;
	if (type == EVT_ERROR) evt.data = req->error;

	RL_Event(&evt);	// (returns 0 if queue is full, ignored)
}
Exemplo n.º 6
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*/ RL_API int RL_Callback(RXICBI *cbi)
/*
**	Evaluate a REBOL callback function, either synchronous or asynchronous.
**
**	Returns:
**		Sync callback: type of the result; async callback: true if queued
**	Arguments:
**		cbi - callback information including special option flags,
**			object pointer (where function is located), function name
**			as global word identifier (within above object), argument list
**			passed to callback (see notes below), and result value.
**	Notes:
**		The flag value will determine the type of callback. It can be either
**		synchronous, where the code will re-enter the interpreter environment
**		and call the specified function, or asynchronous where an EVT_CALLBACK
**		event is queued, and the callback will be evaluated later when events
**		are processed within the interpreter's environment.
**		For asynchronous callbacks, the cbi and the args array must be managed
**		because the data isn't processed until the callback event is
**		handled. Therefore, these cannot be allocated locally on
**		the C stack; they should be dynamic (or global if so desired.)
**		See c:extensions-callbacks
**
***********************************************************************/
{
	REBEVT evt;

	// Synchronous callback?
	if (!GET_FLAG(cbi->flags, RXC_ASYNC)) {
		return Do_Callback(cbi->obj, cbi->word, cbi->args, &(cbi->result));
	}

	CLEARS(&evt);
	evt.type = EVT_CALLBACK;
	evt.model = EVM_CALLBACK;
	evt.eventee.ser = cbi;
	SET_FLAG(cbi->flags, RXC_QUEUED);

	return RL_Event(&evt);	// (returns 0 if queue is full, ignored)
}
Exemplo n.º 7
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*/	RL_API int RL_Update_Event(REBEVT *evt)
/*
**	Updates an application event (e.g. GUI) to the event port.
**
**	Returns:
**		Returns 1 if updated, or 0 if event appended, and -1 if full.
**	Arguments:
**		evt - A properly initialized event structure. The
**			 model and type of the event are used to address
**           the unhandled event in the queue, when it is found,
**           it will be replaced with this one
**
***********************************************************************/
{
	REBVAL *event = Find_Last_Event(evt->model, evt->type);

	if (event) {
		event->data.event = *evt;
		return 1;
	}

	return RL_Event(evt) - 1;
}