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A universal framework for multimedia simulation
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A class that encapsulates the different boolean flags that a button can have. More...
#include <omGraphicsGUIButtonFlags.h>
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enum | Flag { ENABLED = (1 << 0), TEXT = (1 << 1), IMAGE = (1 << 2), ALTERNATE = (1 << 3), DEFAULT = ENABLED | TEXT | IMAGE, UNDEFINED = 0 } |
An enum that specifies the different button flags. More... | |
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ButtonFlags () | |
Create a new button flags object with no flags set. More... | |
ButtonFlags (Flag flag) | |
Create a new button flags object with the specified flag value initially set. More... | |
ButtonFlags (UInt32 newFlags) | |
Create a new button flags object with the specified initial combined flags value. More... | |
operator UInt32 () const | |
Convert this button flags object to an integer value. More... | |
Bool | isSet (Flag flag) const |
Return whether or not the specified flag value is set for this flags object. More... | |
Bool | isSetAny (Flag flag) const |
Return whether or not the any of the specified flag's bits are set for this flags object. More... | |
void | set (Flag flag, Bool newIsSet) |
Set whether or not the specified flag value is set for this flags object. More... | |
A class that encapsulates the different boolean flags that a button can have.
These flags provide boolean information about a certain button. Flags are indicated by setting a single bit of a 32-bit unsigned integer to 1.
Enum values for the different flags are defined as members of the class. Typically, the user would bitwise-OR the flag enum values together to produce a final set of set flags.
An enum that specifies the different button flags.
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Create a new button flags object with no flags set.
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Create a new button flags object with the specified flag value initially set.
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Create a new button flags object with the specified initial combined flags value.
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Convert this button flags object to an integer value.
This operator is provided so that the ButtonFlags object can be used as an integer value for bitwise logical operations.
Return whether or not the specified flag value is set for this flags object.
Return whether or not the any of the specified flag's bits are set for this flags object.
Set whether or not the specified flag value is set for this flags object.