VCF::Win32ResourceBundle Class Reference
#include <Win32ResourceBundle.h>
Inheritance diagram for VCF::Win32ResourceBundle:
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::Win32ResourceBundle |
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| virtual VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::~Win32ResourceBundle |
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Member Function Documentation
| static BOOL CALLBACK VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::EnumResNameProcA |
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HMODULE |
hModule, |
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char * |
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| static BOOL CALLBACK VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::EnumResTypeProcA |
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| virtual OSHandleID VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getHandleID |
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Returns a native handle (if available) for dealing with resources.
On Win32 this would be the HINSTANCE passed in through a WinMain() like function or a DLMain() function. On OSX this will be a CFBundle instance.
Implements VCF::ResourceBundlePeer. |
| virtual ProgramInfo* VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getProgramInfo |
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This wil be re-implemented on the version for the AppKit void setApplicationPeer( ApplicationPeer* appPeer ) { appPeer_ = appPeer; }.
Implements VCF::ResourceBundlePeer. |
| static ProgramInfo* VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getProgramInfoFromFileName |
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| virtual Resource* VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getResource |
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const String & |
resourceName |
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returns a Resource object given the resource's name.
this function walks through all the app's resources, by type and then by name. The first match is the resource returned.
Implements VCF::ResourceBundlePeer. |
| virtual HINSTANCE VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getResourceInstance |
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| virtual String VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getString |
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resourceName |
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| virtual String VCF::Win32ResourceBundle::getVFF |
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const String & |
resourceName |
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returns the text that represents an VFF file (where VFF stands for "Visual Form File" ).
This text is standard XML and contains the component hierarchy and properties for creating a frame.
Implements VCF::ResourceBundlePeer. |
Member Data Documentation
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