Xiqual 0.9.1
In file include/views.h:typedef struct xiview
This is a view, for use as sprites, message boxes, or anything else that might need to store the rectangle it is blitted over.
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struct xiview *next
- Next view, if used in a List
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struct xiview *prev
- Previous view, if used in a List
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char* name
- Optional name for this view
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SDL_Surface* store
- Rectangle we blitted this view over (available by default)
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SDL_Surface* image
- The image to blit onto screen
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SDL_Surface* screen
- This is the SDL_Surface that this view is tied to.
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ulong flags
- Various xiview flags, as documented in view_new()
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Uint32 bgcol
- This will be used as fill colour if XIV_FILLBACK is defined in flags, or a colourkey unless XIV_NOKEY is defined
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int w
- Width of area to blit onto
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int h
- Height of area to blit onto
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int x
- X position in screen
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int y
- Y position in screen
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char hidden
- TRUE if hidden by view_hide()
Documentation
This is a view, for use as sprites, message boxes, or anything
else that might need to store the rectangle it is blitted over.
- struct xiview *next
-
Next view, if used in a List
- struct xiview *prev
-
Previous view, if used in a List
- char* name
-
Optional name for this view
- SDL_Surface* store
-
Rectangle we blitted this view over (available by default)
- SDL_Surface* image
-
The image to blit onto screen
- SDL_Surface* screen
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This is the SDL_Surface that this view is tied to.
Note that there is nothing stopping you from using any old surface
to blit onto.
- ulong flags
-
Various xiview flags, as documented in view_new()
- Uint32 bgcol
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This will be used as fill colour if XIV_FILLBACK is defined in flags,
or a colourkey unless XIV_NOKEY is defined
- int w
-
Width of area to blit onto
- int h
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Height of area to blit onto
- int x
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X position in screen
- int y
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Y position in screen
- char hidden
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TRUE if hidden by view_hide()
- Author:
- Ronny Bangsund
- See Also:
- view_new(), view_show(), view_hide()
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