view plugins/gestures/gstroke-internal.h @ 10597:0e886a234d92

[gaim-migrate @ 12012] This is a nontrivial change to the way signal handlers are implemented and used in Tcl. This changes signal handlers to being standard Tcl functions by way of a little bit of namespace glue. In addition, in/out arguments to signals are now implemented via variables which should be upvar'd; this is a little more verbose than the old method, but it should fit people's Tcl expectations a little better, since normally Tcl function arguments are not call-by-reference. This still isn't 64-bit safe, and the documentation wasn't updated. I expect there will be more nontrivial changes to Tcl before 2.0, so those things are pending. Ethan committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

/* This file is to be used internally by the libgstroke implementation.
   It should not be installed or used elsewhere.

   See the file COPYING for distribution information.
*/

#ifndef _GSTROKE_INTERNAL_H_
#define _GSTROKE_INTERNAL_H_

/* metrics for stroke, they are used while processing a stroke, this
   structure should be stored in local widget storage */
struct gstroke_metrics {
  GSList *pointList;     /* point list */
  gint min_x;
  gint min_y;
  gint max_x;
  gint max_y;
  gint point_count;
};

#define GSTROKE_METRICS "gstroke_metrics"

/* translate stroke to sequence */
gint _gstroke_trans (gchar *sequence, struct gstroke_metrics *metrics);
gint _gstroke_canonical (gchar* sequence, struct gstroke_metrics *metrics);

/* record point in stroke */
void _gstroke_record (gint x, gint y, struct gstroke_metrics *metrics);

/* initialize stroke functions */
void _gstroke_init (struct gstroke_metrics*);

/* structure for holding point data */
struct s_point {
  gint x;
  gint y;
};

typedef struct s_point *p_point;

#endif