GUIBehaviourResource.h

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/*
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* All Rights Reserved.
* Contact: info@guiliani.de
*
* This file is part of the Guiliani HMI framework
* for the development of graphical user interfaces on embedded systems.
*/
 
#ifndef GUI_BEHAVIOUR_RESOURCE__H_
#define GUI_BEHAVIOUR_RESOURCE__H_
#include <limits.h>
 
// 
// DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!!! Add your own IDS within UserXXXResource.h files!
// DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!!! Add your own IDS within UserXXXResource.h files!
// DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!!! Add your own IDS within UserXXXResource.h files!
//
 
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//Add Guiliani-BehaviourClassIDs here (with negative IDs, DUMMY_BEHAVIOUR has to stay 0, see BEHAVIOUR_START_TAG below)
 
#define BEHAVIOUR_TABLE            \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_CONDITIONAL, CGUIConditionalBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_OBJECT_VISUALS, CGUIObjectVisualsBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_TABSWITCH, CGUITabSwitchBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_AUTOREPEAT, CGUIAutoRepeatBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_KEYBOARD, CGUIKeyboardBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_OBJECT_STATE, CGUIObjectStateBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_COMPOSITE, CGUICompositeBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_HOTKEY, CGUIHotkeysBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_SINGLE_CMD, CGUISingleCmdBehaviour) \
ENTRY(BEHAVIOUR_MULTI_CMD, CGUIMultiCmdBehaviour)
 
// Calculate the value for the START_TAG used in th enum definition below.
#define ENTRY_ENUM(a) -1 
#define ENTRY(bhv, bhvclass) -1
const int ciCalculatedBhvStartTag = BEHAVIOUR_TABLE; 
#undef ENTRY
#undef ENTRY_ENUM
 
enum BehaviourClassID_t 
{
    BEHAVIOUR_START_TAG = ciCalculatedBhvStartTag - 1, // we left out DUMMY_BEHAVIOUR
 
#define ENTRY_ENUM(a) a, 
#define ENTRY(beh_id, beh_classname) beh_id, 
    BEHAVIOUR_TABLE
 
    DUMMY_BEHAVIOUR,
#undef ENTRY
#undef ENTRY_ENUM
 
    GUILIANI_INTERNAL_BHV = INT_MAX // Do not touch this. Required for ensuring consistent enum type size across libraries.
};
 
// Check if the DUMMY value is always 0. If not compile error!
typedef int static_assert_something[(DUMMY_BEHAVIOUR == 0) ? 1 : -1]; 
 
#endif