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//========================================================================
// tdialog.cpp - Source file for tutorial tDialog class
//
// Copyright 1995,1996 Bruce E. Wampler, All Rights Reserved
//========================================================================
// #include the headers we need
#include <v/vnotice.h>
#include "tdialog.h"
// The structure of a derived dialog class is very similar to the
// structure of a command window class. First we define IDs for the
// various command objects used in the dialog. Then we declare the
// static array that defines the dialog.
const ItemVal mdLbl1 = 200;
const ItemVal mdFrm1 = 201; const ItemVal mdLbl2 = 202;
const ItemVal mdCB1 = 203; const ItemVal mdCB2 = 204;
const ItemVal mdCB3 = 205;
const ItemVal mdFrmV1 = 206; const ItemVal mdLbl3 = 207;
const ItemVal mdRB1 = 208; const ItemVal mdRB2 = 209;
const ItemVal mdFrmV2 = 210; const ItemVal mdLbl4 = 211;
const ItemVal mdBtn1 = 212; const ItemVal mdBtn2 = 213;
const ItemVal mdBtnChange = 214;
static char change_me[] = "Change Me A"; // a label to change
// This defines the dialog
static DialogCmd DefaultCmds[] =
{
{C_Label, mdLbl1, 0,"X",NoList,CA_MainMsg,isSens,NoFrame, 0, 0},
{C_Frame,mdFrmV2,0,"",NoList,CA_None,isSens,NoFrame,0,mdLbl1},
{C_Label,mdLbl4,0,"Buttons",NoList,CA_None,isSens,mdFrmV2,0,0},
{C_Button,mdBtn1,mdBtn1,"Button 1",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,mdFrmV2,0,mdLbl4},
{C_Button,mdBtn2,mdBtn2,"Button 2",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,mdFrmV2,0,mdBtn1},
{C_Frame,mdFrm1,0,"",NoList,CA_None,isSens,NoFrame,mdFrmV2,mdLbl1},
{C_Label,mdLbl2,0,"CheckBox",NoList,CA_None,isSens,mdFrm1,0,0},
{C_CheckBox,mdCB1,0,"Test A",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,mdFrm1,0,mdLbl2},
{C_CheckBox,mdCB2,0,"Test B",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,mdFrm1,mdCB1,mdLbl2},
{C_CheckBox,mdCB3,1,"Test C",NoList,CA_None,isSens,mdFrm1,0,mdCB1},
{C_Frame,mdFrmV1,0,"",NoList,CA_None,isSens,NoFrame,mdFrm1,mdLbl1},
{C_Label,mdLbl3,0,"Radios",NoList,CA_None,isSens,mdFrmV1,0,0},
{C_RadioButton,mdRB1,1,"KOB",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,mdFrmV1,0,mdLbl3},
{C_RadioButton,mdRB2,0,"KOAT",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,mdFrmV1,0,mdRB1},
{C_Button,mdBtnChange,0,change_me,NoList,CA_None,
isSens,NoFrame,0,mdFrmV1},
{C_Button,M_Cancel,M_Cancel," Cancel ",NoList,CA_None,
isSens,NoFrame,mdBtnChange,mdFrmV1},
{C_Button,M_OK,M_OK," OK ",NoList,CA_DefaultButton,
isSens,NoFrame,M_Cancel,mdFrmV1},
{C_EndOfList,0,0,0,0,CA_None,0,0,0}
};
//==========================>>> tDialog::tDialog <<<======================
tDialog::tDialog(vBaseWindow* bw) :
vDialog(bw)
{
// The constructor for a derived dialog calls the superclass
// constructor, and then adds the command objects to the dialog
// by calling AddDialogCmds.
UserDebug(Constructor,"tDialog::tDialog()\n")
AddDialogCmds(DefaultCmds); // add the command objects
}
//=========================>>> tDialog::~tDialog <<<======================
tDialog::~tDialog()
{
// Destructor often doesn't need to do anything
UserDebug(Destructor,"tDialog::~tDialog() destructor\n")
}
//====================>>> tDialog::DialogCommand <<<======================
void tDialog::DialogCommand(ItemVal id, ItemVal retval, CmdType ctype)
{
// After the user has selected a command from the dialog,
// this routine is called with the value.
vNoticeDialog note(this); // an instance we can use
UserDebug1(CmdEvents,"tDialog::DialogCommand(id:%d)\n",id)
switch (id) // We will do some things depending on value
{
case mdCB1: // CheckBox
note.Notice("Test A");
break;
case mdCB2: // CheckBox
note.Notice("Test B");
break;
case mdCB3: // CheckBox
note.Notice("Test C");
break;
case mdRB1: // Radio Button
note.Notice("KOB");
break;
case mdRB2: // Radio Button
note.Notice("KOAT");
break;
case mdBtn1: // Button
note.Notice("Button 1");
break;
case mdBtn2: // Button
note.Notice("Button 2");
break;
case mdBtnChange: // Example: change my own label
// We will change the label on this button
change_me[10]++; // change the "A"
SetString(mdBtnChange, change_me);
break;
}
// All commands should also route through the parent handler
// which has useful default behaviors for Cancel and OK
vDialog::DialogCommand(id,retval,ctype);
}
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