cexample.h

Gambas is a graphical development environment based on a Basic interpreter, like Visual Basic. It us

/***************************************************************************

  CExample.h

  A component example

  (c) 2000-2003 Beno顃 Minisini <[e-mail]>

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***************************************************************************/

/* This file is the header file of a class implementation.

   You define there some useful macros, constants, and the structure used
   for representing the Gambas object created when the class is 
   instanciated.
*/


#ifndef __CEXAMPLE_H
#define __CEXAMPLE_H

/* You must include gambas.h in each class file of your component.

   This include file declares all the macros, datatypes, and interface
   functions used for communicating with the interpreter.
*/

#include "gambas.h"

/* main.c will include the class include files, so it must have an
   access to the class description.
*/

#ifndef __CEXAMPLE_C

extern GB_DESC CExampleDesc[];
extern GB_DESC CExamplePixelsDesc[];

#else

/* This constant makes the code more readable. It can only be used where
   _object is declared, i.e. inside a method or property implementation.
*/

#define THIS ((CEXAMPLE *)_object)

#endif


/* This structure represents an instance of your class.
   If your class is not creatable, then this structure does not exist !

   The structure must begin with a GB_BASE. The other fields are free.
*/

typedef
  struct {
    GB_BASE ob;
    long width;
    long height;
    unsigned long *data;
    }
  CEXAMPLE;

#endif