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All Rights Reserved
Digital Alchemy
P.O.Box 9632
Stanford, CA 94309-9632
[e-mail]
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Overview
CIconButton CDEF
)UD is a custom control definition procedure that allows developers to
easily and
HUelegantly include
icon buttons
 in their applications. These icon buttons are built
from one or more
 resources. The
CIconButton CDEF
 works under System 6 &
$7, is sensitive to multiple monitors
H4and monitor depths, and works with or without Color
O-Quickdraw. Mouse tracking is sensitive to the
HAcicn mask, so your buttons don
t have to be rectangular in shape.
CIconButton CDEF
)T* supports the three standard button types:
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Pushbutton
: a normal icon
button that hilights
when you click on
it, and resets itself when you
release the mouse.
As shown here, it can be
a framed button (top) or
an arbitrary region (below).
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Radio Button
: the
same as the Pushbutton control,
except that it
)F"toggles back and forth between two
icons when you select it.
4It can also be used as a simple toggle switch (e.g.
%the key-latch in the Alarm Clock DA).
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*8    Check Box
: shows or hides a separate
alternate
icon depending on its state.
This third icon is
!usually a checkmark of some sort.
CIconButton CDEF
)WC uses offscreen graphics to enhance the appearance and behavior of
HNbuttons, and provide very fast drawing speeds. This usually requires a memory
overhead of 12-18K
per 32-by-32 pixel icon. For
*the memory conscious, we also provide the
CIconButtonLite CDEF
 which
doesn
t cache the icon images:
Ethe drawing is slightly slower, but only uses 3-5K per 32 by 32 pixel
HIicon. All of the functionality described in this manual is available for
    both the
CIconButton CDEF
CIconButtonLite CDEF
The Demonstration Application
The sample
)=5application demonstrates most of the features in the
CIconButton CDEF
. All of the
H[controls in the dialog make use of the API (Application Programming Interface) and Library
that was
provided with this package.
)Some notes about this sample application:
3There are four sets of icons you can test out; use
the popup menu to switch
between different sets.
DThe
Pushbutton
 example in the
Grayscale Icons
 set is an example
of the
~)selected-button icon generation that the
CIconButton CDEF
 does. Normally,
~,you supply a separate cicn resource for the
"selected icon. If you don
t, as in
this case, the
CIconButton CDEF
)T- will do its best to generate one on the fly.
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Times 14 Bold, Italic
 option is an example of
setting the button titles to
~6an arbitrary text font, size, style, and drawing mode.
Note:
You may notice a
)WMflicker if you change several settings in the demonstration application (e.g.
Hgchange the font, title orientation, and switch the icons). This flicker is due to a global realignment
H>button titles that occurs after every setting you change. The
CIconButton CDEF
 makes no
assumptions
HIabout how you want the title aligned (hence the variety of settings that
you can control); in this
H.demonstration application, however, we adjust
5each button after every setting change to reflect the
HQcurrent font settings, title orientation, and the actual icons it is displaying.
For example, if you
H+choose the
Times 14 bold, italic
 option,
7we set the font information for all 4 buttons, but also
Heincrease the gap between the icon and the text to account for the larger font size (another 4 calls).
\This flicker won
t be an issue for you unless you plan to be switching several icons, fonts
    and title
H<orientations on the fly. If you do plan to do a lot of this
X)kind of dynamic switching, we suggest you
HGuse an offscreen pixMap or GWorld to do the drawing, and then copy the
final screen image to your
H-window when you
re done updating the buttons.
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Using the CIconButton CDEF
PThe imagery in a CIconButton control is built from cicn resources. Most buttons
used with the
CIconButton CDEF
)T> are created from two cicns: the Shell cicn and the Main cicn.
Shell
+ cicn is a frame which house the Main icon
image. The advantage to
~Cstoring the Shell separately is that it saves disk space, and that
it fosters a
~)consistent look and feel to your buttons
"by letting them all share the same
background.
D cicn holds the iconic image you want to display in your button. It
~ drawn centered in the Shell (if
0no Shell is specified, the Main icon is centered
in the control
s rectangle).
A third icon, the
)W    Alternate
 icon, is
)+$used by the RadioButton and CheckBox
~/style buttons as the third part of the button.
This third part is hidden or
~>shown depending on the state of the button. For example, in a
CheckBox
button,
)*>the Alternate icon plays the role of the
 in the box; for a
~<RadioButton, it plays the role of the
 inside the circle.
INote that in a checkBox button, the checkmark (Alternate) icon is always
~-the left of the Main icon, and that they are
#centered as a pair within the shell
icon.
Specifying the icons
CIconButton CDEF
 reinterprets three fields in
2the standard toolbox ControlRecord data structures
as the ID specifiers for these
;icons.  This mapping is summarized in the table below. The
    contrlMin
field holds the
 icon ID, the
)@    contrlMax
 field holds the
Shell
 icon ID, and the
contrlValue
field
holds the
)0    Alternate
)/     icon ID.
HUFor example, the following code creates a new pushbutton which will draw cicn ID 100
    (main) on
H!top of cicn ID 1000 (shell). The
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kCIconButtonCDEFID
)l) constant is the resource ID of the CDEF:
dDbPushbutton := newControl(theWindow, itemBox,
My Pushbutton
, true,
70, 100, 1000, (16 * kCIconButtonCDEFID), longint(NIL));
HUThe following creates a radio button that toggles between two icons with IDs 200 and
300. Note that
H)the icons are not framed by a shell icon:
EbPushbutton := newControl(theWindow, itemBox,
My RadioButton
, true,
6300, 200, 0, (16 * kCIconButtonCDEFID), longint(NIL));
HIThe following creates a checkbox button that shows icon ID 700 on top of
cicn ID 800, and that
H@shows or hides icon ID 750 depending on the state of the button:
BbPushbutton := newControl(theWindow, itemBox,
My Checkbox
, true,
8750, 700, 800, (16 * kCIconButtonCDEFID), longint(NIL));
You can, of
)=Rcourse, create your controls ahead of time and store them as CNTL resources in the
Hfresource fork of your application. The demonstration application stores it
s dialog controls this way.
Normal and Hilite icons
You can define a
separate set of cicns for
normal
 and
hilited
)#" buttons. If you want to include a
hilited
 version of the icon, include it
>as the next sequential cicn resource in the resource fork (for
example, if your
normal
 cicn is ID 1000, your
hilited
 cicn should be ID 1001). You can specify
HIcustom hilite-icons for any of the Main, Shell, and Alternate icons; for
those that don
t have custom
hilite-icons, the
CIconButton
)60 CDEF will create hilighted versions on the fly.
H-The data from the
 resources is loaded
:in when the control is first created. After reading in the
icon IDs, the
CIconButton CDEF
 resets those fields to the
'standard off-state for the control, and
H+doesn
t touch them again. In order for the
CIconButton CDEF
 to work, you
should at least specify the
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CIconButton CDEF
)U9 cannot read that in during initialization, it will beep
H7alert you of the fact (but continue on as best it can).
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Field
Meaning
Reset-to
    contrlMin
)\    Main icon
    contrlMax
Shell icon
contrlValue
Alt icon
Special Drawing Situations
HThere is one issue worth pointing out that concerns the way the control
updates itself: when a CDEF
HCreceives an update (draw) event, it assumes that the background is
!already correctly drawn. Normally
HUthis isn
t a problem since a CDEF usually overwrites the same screen region. For the
CIconButton
7, however, this can be tricky because of the API calls
(that allow you to change its geometry on
HGthe fly (e.g. change the title from being below the button to being to
the right, or the Latch button
H&that toggles between a vertical state
=and horizontal state depending on whether the mouse is inside
or outside of the button). The
CIconButton CDEF
)U, has no way of knowing what image underlies
HGcontrol, so it cannot always effectively
erase
 itself before drawing.
PWe solve this by providing (1) a callback to allow you to redraw the background
image, and (2) a
H DynamicGeometry flag to let the
CIconButton CDEF
)V& know it is dealing with one of these
special
H/situations. These features are described below.
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The API Routines
You can modify
)VKthe icon IDs and other settings of a CIconButton control using the routines
H9provided in the CIconButton.lib file. These routines are
\)described below, and their headers can be
H found in CIconButton.Lib.Intf.p.
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@PROCEDURE CIB_SetUseWFont (c: ControlHandle; useWFont: boolean);
\Determines whether the title is displayed in the window
s font, style and size, or uses the
standard
H2System font and size (usually Chicago 12pt plain).
DPROCEDURE CIB_SetDynamicGeometry (c: ControlHandle; GeometryChanges:
    boolean);
Determines how the
CIconButton CDEF
)V7 erases its box when updating. The default setting for
H3DynamicGeometry flag is false: erase the icon mask
J+before drawing using the current background
H"color and pattern. This should be
:all you need in most cases (including buttons on non-white
backgrounds)
1If your button
s geometry changes while tracking
.the mouse (like the Latch button), the control
HDneeds not only to erase the area it will draw to, but erase its old
#position as well. In this case, the
H;DynamicGeometry flag should be true. Note that if you have
a checkbox button
without
 a shell icon
HH(i.e. on a blank background), your button
s geometry will change (since
the Alternate icon will
toggle on and off).
CPROCEDURE CIB_SetCallbackProc (c: ControlHandle; theProc: procPtr);
NSets the draw procedure that  should use to erase its background. Use this if
ve got a complex
background and
)QOyour button changes geometry (in the example application, the Latch button uses
this to redraw
)ESthe patterned gray background). The procedure receives a handle to the control, and
HLthe rect it should draw into. Here
s the one used by the sample application:
4PROCEDURE UpdateRoutine (c: controlHandle; r: rect);
   BEGIN
      foreColor(yellowColor);
      FillRect(r, gray);
      foreColor(blackColor);
   END;
HAPROCEDURE CIB_SetTitleOrientation (c: ControlHandle; orientation:
    integer);
bDetermines where the title is positioned relative to the icon. Use the following constants (taken
H&the System 7 icon family definitions):
  atTop = $2;
  atBottom = $3;
  atLeft = $8;
  atRight = $C;
H^You can hide the title by setting it to the empty string via the toolbox SetCTitle call. Note
that you
H!need to pass in an empty string,
 a NULL pointer.
H<PROCEDURE CIB_SetTrackRegion (c: ControlHandle; TrackRegion:
    boolean);
Determines whether
CIconButton CDEF
)U8 tracks the mouse in the icon region or across the whole
Hgcontrol rectangle. This is useful for small icons that may be hard to click on (e.g. the latch button).
>PROCEDURE CIB_SetMainIcon (c: ControlHandle; iconID: integer);
?PROCEDURE CIB_SetShellIcon (c: ControlHandle; iconID: integer);
=PROCEDURE CIB_SetAltIcon (c: ControlHandle; iconID: integer);
UThese calls allow you to set or reset the icon IDs for a given button. If you pass 0
into the iconID
H$parameter, that icon won
t be drawn.
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HEPROCEDURE CIB_SetIcons (c: ControlHandle; main, shell, alt: integer);
fThis lets you do the same thing as the three procedures listed above, but lets you set all three icon
at once.
;PROCEDURE CIB_SetLabelGap (c: ControlHandle; gap: integer);
^Sets the distance between the Shell (or Main) icon and the button label for checkmark buttons.
?PROCEDURE CIB_SetCheckmarkGap (c: ControlHandle; gap: integer);
USets the distance between the Main icon and the Alternate icon for checkmark buttons.
?PROCEDURE CIB_SetTextFont (c: ControlHandle; theFont: integer);
PSets the text font for the control. Use the toolbox GetFNum call to translate a
font name to a
H\number in order to use this routine. If you pass in 0, the control will be displayed in the
System font,
HAor in the Window font if the
UseWFont
 flag has been set (using
CIB_SetUseWFont
H=PROCEDURE CIB_SetTextFace (c: ControlHandle; theFace: Style);
"Sets the text face (or style) for
Cthe control. If you pass in 0, the control will be displayed in the
System font
)FQtextface, or in the Window
s text face if the
UseWFont
 flag has been set (using
CIB_SetUseWFont
H?PROCEDURE CIB_SetTextSize (c: ControlHandle; theSize: integer);
6Sets the text size for the control. If you pass in 0,
3the control will be displayed in the default System
H]font size, or in the Window font if the
UseWFont
 flag has been set (using CIB_SetUseWFont).
?PROCEDURE CIB_SetTextMode (c: ControlHandle; theMode: integer);
:Sets the text mode for the control. If you pass in 0, the
`(control will be reset to the system mode
srcCopy
)*;). Note that the default mode will write black text into a
white box, regardless of the
HKcurrent background color or pattern. If you want the button text to lie on
top of a background color
or image, use
srcOr
H;PROCEDURE CIB_SetTextState (c: ControlHandle; theTextState:
textStatePtr);
QSets the text font, face, size and mode for the control. This is a shortcut call
to use if you want to set
all of these
)7[parameters at once (note that after each of these calls, the button redraws itself; thus if
Heyou used 4 separate calls rather than this single call, you would get a slight flicker as the button
draws
H4itself 4 times). The routine accepts a pointer to a
    textState
 record, defined as follows:
   TextState = PACKED RECORD
      tsFont: integer;
      filler: byte;
      tsFace: Style;
      tsMode: integer;
      tsSize: integer;
    END;
    TextStatePtr = ^TextState;
H,You should ensure that your compiler treats
9integers as 2 bytes, and a style type as 1 byte long (the
H whole record should be 8 bytes).
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CIconButton CDEF
 also supports several other
/messages that all defProcs from Digital Alchemy
support. They are as follows:
9FUNCTION CIB_IsCustomControl (c: ControlHandle): boolean;
Returns true if the defProc
Eis a custom one designed by Digital Alchemy. This routine essentially
H4checks an
author code
 embedded inside the defProc.
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H5FUNCTION CIB_GetCopyright (c: ControlHandle): str255;
PReturns a copyright string for inclusion in manuals and About boxes. If you are
using this defProc in
a freeware
)3Wor shareware program, this text should appear along with your other credits, presumably
in the About box.
4FUNCTION CIB_GetVersion (c: ControlHandle): longint;
2Returns the version info for the defProc. This is
2the same format as the
short version
 information
H(as normally stored in a
 resource.
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Some Icon Combinations
]In order to help clarify how the different icon categories work together, we
ve put together
this table
H9that demonstrates some common combinations. The last two
r"columns show what the button would
Hflook like depending on the value of the control
s cntrlValue field: 0 for Off, any other value for On.
Shell
)B    Off-state
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radioButProc
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pushButProc
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pushButProc
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pushButProc
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33ffff
33ff33
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ffffff
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ff33ff
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33ffff
33ff33
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radioButProc
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33ffff
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radioButProc
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checkBoxProc
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Acknowledgments
Thanks go to the following for
testing the
CIconButton CDEF
)U% and giving valuable feedback through
out its development.
Kevin Boyce
Trey Campbell
John Cavallino
John Champion
Steve Dagley
Randy DeRuiter
Gerard Hammond
Hackster
 Hekster
Jim McQuillan
Matthew Xavier Mora
Harry A. Reinke
George T. Talbot
Adam Treister
HYThanks to Peter N. Lewis and Forrest Tanaka for help on the Quickdraw color manipulation
    code, and
H2to Jon Wind for inspiration in the About box code.
2Special thanks to John Cavallino for inspiration,
0Ben
Hackster
 Hekster for faithful beta-testing
HRacross my many projects, and Adam Treister and Rich Siegel for giving my defProcs
their first real
homes.
Licensing and Distribution
CIconButton CDEF
)U. is
 copyrighted Ramon M. Felciano 1993, All
!Rights Reserved. The distribution
HMpackage may be copied and distributed freely as long as no modifications are
made to it and nothing
is charged for
)DTit. The CDEF must be licensed for use in any software project according to the terms
set forth below.
ZUsage of the object code (CDEF) in software is subject to a licensing fee of $50.00 for a
single-product
license ($25.00 for
)bLshareware/in-house software), or $300.00 for a multiple-product license. The
single-product licensing
)uLfee is waived for non-commercial, in-house software, or software with a list
HYprice of under $100.00, provided you credit CIconButton and Digital Alchemy in the About
box, and
H?send us a copy of the software.
About
 box credit should read:
CIconButton CDEF
 from Digital Alchemy
 Ramon M. Felciano 1993, All Rights Reserved
Source code is available
)yFfor support purposes for $300.00. Source code is provided as a support
HKmaterial only in order to allow developers to debug problems as quickly as
possible. It is not provided
H^as sample code. All code and derivative works thereof remain copyrighted by Ramon M. Felciano.
TThe fees are additive: if you pay for 6 single-product licenses at $50.00, you will
automatically get the
HJmultiple-product license. The table below summarizes the licensing scheme:
0Single-product, with software exhange &
 credit
$0.00
~%Single-product, in-house or shareware
$25.00
Single-product
$50.00
Multiple-product
$300.00
Pascal source code
$300.00
H4License pricing is subject to change without notice.
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rPREC
~PRVS
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