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CGfxWidget Class Reference

A widget with a pre-implimented empty update method for graphics-only widgets (bitmaps, etc). More...

#include <CUI.h>

Inheritance diagram for CGfxWidget::

List of all members.

Public Methods
	CGfxWidget ()
	~CGfxWidget ()
int	update (CInputEvent *e)
	Update method - Recieves a CInputEvent, returns 1 if redraw is needed, 0 if not. More...
virtual void	draw (CGfxScreen *s)=0
	Draw method - The widget should draw itslelf to the passed CGfxScreen. More...

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Detailed Description

A widget with a pre-implimented empty update method for graphics-only widgets (bitmaps, etc).

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CGfxWidget::CGfxWidget (    )  [inline]

CGfxWidget::~CGfxWidget (    )  [inline]

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void CGfxWidget::draw (  CGfxScreen *    S )  [pure virtual]

Draw method - The widget should draw itslelf to the passed CGfxScreen. This will be called when the screen is being redrawn. The widget should draw itself using its m_x and m_y members as a starting co-ordinate. The drawing should be all on the passed CGfxScreen or the front lcd screen with libdj.TextScreen Reimplemented from CWidget. Reimplemented in CPersonView, CPersonEdit, CDateView, CEventView, and CNiceBars.

int CGfxWidget::update (  CInputEvent *    e )  [virtual]

Update method - Recieves a CInputEvent, returns 1 if redraw is needed, 0 if not. All keyboard and mouse (stylus) events are sent to this function. If the widget wants to trap the events, it can, and must return 1 if the screen needs to be redrawn and 0 if it does not (ie nothing happened or the action did not change the screen) Reimplemented from CWidget.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• CUI.h
• CUI.cpp

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