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Classes | |
| struct | osx_button_st_ |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct osx_button_data_st_ * | osx_button_data_handle |
| typedef struct osx_button_st_ | osx_button_st |
Functions | |
| button_handle | osx_button_cast_to_button (osx_button_handle osx_button_h) |
| void | osx_button_delete (osx_button_handle osx_button_h) |
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This implements the interface related portion of the osx_button class. This file should be included in the osx_button implementation file Yes, including a C file is bizarre, but that's how it works here.
Definition in file osx_button_gen.c.
| typedef struct osx_button_data_st_* osx_button_data_handle |
Forward pointer to reference non-interface data for the class. This must be defined manually.
Definition at line 42 of file osx_button_gen.c.
| typedef struct osx_button_st_ osx_button_st |
Private data for this class
| button_handle osx_button_cast_to_button | ( | osx_button_handle | osx_button_h | ) |
Cast the osx_button object to button.
| osx_button_h | The osx_button object |
Definition at line 98 of file osx_button_gen.c.
| void osx_button_delete | ( | osx_button_handle | osx_button_h | ) |
The function to delete a osx_button object. Upon return, the object is not longer valid and the pointer is set to NULL.
| osx_button_h | A pointer to the object. If NULL, then this function is a no-op. |
Definition at line 117 of file osx_button_gen.c.
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