palm-os-sdk/sdk-5r4/include/Core/UI/Progress.h
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/******************************************************************************
*
* Copyright (c) 1996-2004 PalmSource, Inc. All rights reserved.
*
* File: Progress.h
*
* Release: eclipse 5 SDK (68K) R4.
*
* Description:
* This header file defines a generic progress dialog interface
*
*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef __PROGRESS_H__
#define __PROGRESS_H__
#include <PalmTypes.h> // Basic types
#include <CoreTraps.h> // Trap Numbers.
#include <Form.h>
#include <Rect.h>
#include <Window.h>
#define progressMaxMessage 128
#define progressMaxTitle 31 // max size for title of progress dialog
#define progressMaxButtonText 7 // max size of text in OK/Cancel button
// Progress callback function
// The progress dialog will call this function to get the text to display for the
// current status.
// stage - the current stage of progess as defined by your app
// message - text that can be sent from the protocol
// cancel - true if the dialog is in cancel mode
// error - current error (func should return an error message in this case...
typedef struct
{
UInt16 stage; // <= current stage
Char *textP; // => buffer to hold text to display
UInt16 textLen; // <= length of text buffer
Char *message; // <= additional text for display
Err error; // <= current error
UInt16 bitmapId; // => resource ID of bitmap to display
UInt16 canceled:1; // <= true if user has pressed the cancel button
UInt16 showDetails:1; // <= true if user pressed down arrow for more details
UInt16 textChanged:1; // => if true then update text (defaults to true)
UInt16 timedOut:1; // <= true if update caused by a timeout
UInt32 timeout; // <> timeout in ticks to force next update (for animation)
//progress bar info (Not Implemented)
UInt32 barMaxValue; // the maximum value for the progress bar, if = 0 then the bar is
// not visible
UInt32 barCurValue; // the current value of the progress bar, the bar will be drawn
// filled the percentage of maxValue \ value
Char *barMessage; // additional text for display below the progress bar.
UInt16 barFlags; // reserved for future use.
//
// *** The following fields were added in PalmOS 3.2 ***
//
UInt16 delay:1; // => if true delay 1 second after updating form icon/msg
void * userDataP; // <= context pointer that caller passed to PrgStartDialog
} PrgCallbackData, *PrgCallbackDataPtr;
//typedef Boolean (*PrgCallbackFunc) (UInt16 stage,Boolean showDetails,Char *message,Boolean cancel,UInt16 error,Char *textP, UInt16 maxtextLen,UInt16 *bitmapID);
typedef Boolean (*PrgCallbackFunc) (PrgCallbackDataPtr cbP);
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Structure of the Progress Info structure. This structure should be stored
// in the interface's globals. Each of the routines in SerNetIFCommon.c
// take a pointer to this structure.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
typedef struct {
#ifdef ALLOW_ACCESS_TO_INTERNALS_OF_PROGRESS
// This field contains a pointer to the open progress dialog
FormPtr frmP; // Our progress dialog ptr
// This field is set a maximum time for the action to take place. A cancel
// will be generated if this timeout is reached
UInt32 timeout; // max time to wait in ticks
// This boolean is set by either the protocol (through PrgUpdateDialog()) or UI
// task to inform the UI that it needs to update it's progress dialog with new
// information as stored in the error, stage, and message fields.
UInt16 needUpdate:1; // true if UI update required.
// The following boolean is set by the UI task when the user hits the cancel button.
// When the user cancels, the UI changes to display "Cancelling..." and then waits
// for the protocol task to notice the user cancel and set the error field to
// netErrUserCancel before disposing the dialog. The SerIFUserCancel() which is
// called from the protocol task checks this boolean.
UInt16 cancel:1; // true if cancelling
// This boolean is set by PrvCheckEvents() after we've displayed an error message
// in the progress dialog and changed the "cancel" button to an "OK" button.
// This tells the dialog event handling code in PrvCheckEvents() that it should
// dispose of the dialog on the next hit of the cancel/OK button.
UInt16 waitingForOK:1; // true if waiting for OK button hit.
// This boolean gets set if the user hits the down button while the UI is up. It
// causes more detailed progress to be shown
UInt16 showDetails:1; // show progress details.
// This is set to true whenever the message text is changed. This allows the
// display to be more efficient by not redrawing when not needed
UInt16 messageChanged: 1;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// The following fields are set by PrgUpdateDialog() and used by PrgHandleEvent()
// to figure out what to display in the progress dialog
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// This word is set by the protocol task (through PrgUpdateDialog()) when an
// error occurs during connection establishment. If this error is non-nil
// and not equal to netErrUserCancel, the UI task will display the appropriate
// error message and change the cancel button to an OK button, set the waitingForOK
// boolean and wait for the user to hit the OK button before disposing
// the dialog.
UInt16 error; // error set by interface
// This enum is set by the protocol task (through PrgUpdateDialog()) as it
// progresses through the connection establishment and is checked by
// PrgHandleEvent() when needUpate is true. It is used to determine what
// string to display in the progress dialog.
UInt16 stage; // which stage of the connection we're in
// This is an additional string that is displayed in the progress dialog for
// certain stages. The netConStageSending stage for example uses this string
// for holding the text string that it is sending. It is set by
// PrgUpdateDialog().
Char message[progressMaxMessage+1]; // connection stage message.
UInt8 reserved1;
// Used to cache current icon number so we don't unnecessarily redraw it
UInt16 lastBitmapID;
// Text array used to hold control title for the OK/Cancel button. This
// must be kept around while the control is present in case of updates.
Char ctlLabel[progressMaxButtonText+1];
Char * serviceNameP;
//progress bar stuff (Not implemented)
UInt32 lastBarMaxValue;
UInt32 lastBarCurValue;
// stuff for saving old window state
WinHandle oldDrawWinH;
WinHandle oldActiveWinH;
FormPtr oldFrmP;
Boolean oldInsPtState;
UInt8 reserved2;
PointType oldInsPtPos;
PrgCallbackFunc textCallback;
char title[progressMaxTitle+1];
//
// *** The following field was added in PalmOS 3.2 ***
//
void *userDataP;
#else
void* opaque1;
UInt32 opaque2;
UInt16 opaque3:1;
// The following boolean is set by the UI task when the user hits the cancel button.
// When the user cancels, the UI changes to display "Cancelling..." and then waits
// for the protocol task to notice the user cancel and set the error field to
// netErrUserCancel before disposing the dialog. The SerIFUserCancel() which is
// called from the protocol task checks this boolean.
UInt16 cancel:1; // true if cancelling
UInt16 opaque4:3;
// This word is set by the protocol task (through PrgUpdateDialog()) when an
// error occurs during connection establishment. If this error is non-nil
// and not equal to netErrUserCancel, the UI task will display the appropriate
// error message and change the cancel button to an OK button, set the waitingForOK
// boolean and wait for the user to hit the OK button before disposing
// the dialog.
UInt16 error; // error set by interface
// This enum is set by the protocol task (through PrgUpdateDialog()) as it
// progresses through the connection establishment and is checked by
// PrgHandleEvent() when needUpate is true. It is used to determine what
// string to display in the progress dialog.
UInt16 stage; // which stage of the connection we're in
// This is an additional string that is displayed in the progress dialog for
// certain stages. The netConStageSending stage for example uses this string
// for holding the text string that it is sending. It is set by
// PrgUpdateDialog().
Char opaque5[progressMaxMessage+1]; // message
UInt8 opaque6; // reserved1
UInt16 opaque7; // lastBitmapID
Char opaque8[progressMaxButtonText+1]; // ctlLabel
Char * opaque9; // serviceNameP
UInt32 opaque10; // lastBarMaxValue
UInt32 opaque11; // lastBarCurValue
WinHandle opaque12; // oldDrawWinH
WinHandle opaque13; // oldActiveWinH
void* opaque14; // oldFrmP;
Boolean opaque15; // oldInsPtState;
UInt8 opaque16; // reserved2;
PointType opaque17; // oldInsPtPos;
PrgCallbackFunc opaque18; // textCallback;
char opaque19[progressMaxTitle+1]; // title[progressMaxTitle+1];
void* opaque20; // userDataP;
#endif
} ProgressType, *ProgressPtr;
// Warning: In the future, the ProgressType will be opaque. So, please don't
// write code that depends on its internals; you'll just pass it around as a
// "cookie," and that's how you should be treating it now.
// macro to test if the user has canceled
#define PrgUserCancel(prgP) (prgP)->cancel
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Prototypes
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
ProgressPtr PrgStartDialogV31(const Char *title, PrgCallbackFunc textCallback)
SYS_TRAP(sysTrapPrgStartDialogV31);
ProgressPtr PrgStartDialog(const Char *title, PrgCallbackFunc textCallback, void *userDataP)
SYS_TRAP(sysTrapPrgStartDialog);
void PrgStopDialog(ProgressPtr prgP,Boolean force)
SYS_TRAP(sysTrapPrgStopDialog);
void PrgUpdateDialog(ProgressPtr prgGP, UInt16 err, UInt16 stage,
const Char * messageP,Boolean updateNow)
SYS_TRAP(sysTrapPrgUpdateDialog);
Boolean PrgHandleEvent(ProgressPtr prgGP,EventType *eventP)
SYS_TRAP(sysTrapPrgHandleEvent);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif //__PROGRESS_H__