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Update hierbox comments and make them ready for Doxygen

Noticed by kon.
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Jonas Fonseca 2007-08-08 13:18:53 +02:00 committed by Witold Filipczyk
parent 61415bc08a
commit ecaae71b9b

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struct session;
/** BFU hierbox browser button */
struct hierbox_browser_button {
/** The button label text
* It is automatically localized. */
unsigned char *label;
/** The button handler
* The handler gets called when the button is activated */
widget_handler_T *handler;
/* Should the button be displayed in anonymous mode */
/** Allow this button in anonymous mode
* Should the button be displayed in anonymous mode or not? This
* can be used to disable actions that are not safe in anonymous
* mode. */
unsigned int anonymous:1;
};
/** BFU hierbox browser
*
* Hierarchic listbox browsers are used for the various (subsystem)
* managers. They basically consist of some state data maintained
* throughout the life of the dialog (i.e. the listbox widget),
* manager specific operations (for modifying the underlying data
* structures), and some buttons.
*/
struct hierbox_browser {
/** The title of the browser
* Note, it is automatically localized. */
unsigned char *title;
/** Callback for (un)expansion of the listboxes
* Can be used by subsystems to install a handler to be called
* when listboxes are expanded and unexpanded. */
void (*expansion_callback)(void);
/** Array of browser buttons
*
* Each button represents an action for modifying or interacting
* with the items in the manager.
*
* A close button will be installed by default. */
const struct hierbox_browser_button *buttons;
/** The number of browser buttons */
size_t buttons_size;
/** List of active listbox containers
*
* Several instantiations of a manager can exist at the same
* time, if the user has more than one terminal open. This list
* contains all the listbox contains for this particular manager
* that are currently open. */
LIST_OF(struct listbox_data) boxes;
/** List of active dialogs
*
* Several instantiations of a manager can exist at the same
* time, if the user has more than one terminal open. This list
* contains all the manager dialogs for this particular manager
* that are currently open. */
LIST_OF(struct hierbox_dialog_list_item) dialogs;
/** The root listbox
* The ancestor of all listboxes in this listbox browser. */
struct listbox_item root;
/** Browser specific listbox operations
* The operations for managing the underlying data structures of
* the listboxes. */
const struct listbox_ops *ops;
/* For saving state */
unsigned int do_not_save_state:1;
/** State saved between invocations
* Each time the browser is closed, its current state is saved
* in this member so it can be restored when the browser is
* opened again. This way the currently selected item can be
* preserved across several interactions with the browser. */
struct listbox_data box_data;
/** Option for not saving the state
* Some browsers with highly dynamic content should not have
* their state restored. This member can be used to mark such
* browsers. */
unsigned int do_not_save_state:1;
};
/** Define a hierbox browser
* This macro takes care of initializing all the fields of a hierbox
* browser so it is ready to use. */
#define struct_hierbox_browser(name, title, buttons, ops) \
struct hierbox_browser name = { \
title, \
@ -69,32 +130,13 @@ add_listbox_item(struct hierbox_browser *browser, struct listbox_item *root,
#define add_listbox_leaf(browser, root, data) \
add_listbox_item(browser, root, BI_LEAF, data, -1)
/* We use hierarchic listbox browsers for the various managers. They consist
* of a listbox widget and some buttons.
/** Open a hierbox browser
* Opens an instantiation of a hierbox browser
*
* @term The terminal where the browser should appear.
*
* @title The title of the browser. It is automatically localized.
*
* @add_size The size of extra data to be allocated with the dialog.
*
* @browser The browser structure that contains info to setup listbox data
* and manage the dialog list to keep instances of the browser in
* sync on various terminals.
*
* @udata Is a reference to any data that the dialog could use.
*
* @buttons Denotes the number of buttons given as varadic arguments.
* For each button 4 arguments are extracted:
* o First the label text. It is automatically localized.
* If NULL, this button is skipped.
* o Second a pointer to a widget handler.
* XXX: A close button will be installed by default.
*
* XXX: Note that the @listbox_data is detached and freed by the dialog handler.
* Any other requirements should be handled by installing a specific
* dlg->abort handler. */
* @param browser The browser to open.
* @param ses The session (and terminal) on which it should appear.
* @return A reference to the dialog that was created or NULL.
*/
struct dialog_data *
hierbox_browser(struct hierbox_browser *browser, struct session *ses);