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xFabOpen.cpp
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#include "stdafx.h"
#include "xFabOpen.h"
#include "FabricatorSystem.h"
xFabOpen::xFabOpen()
{
}
xFabOpen::~xFabOpen()
{
}
// For internal use, do not modify.
int xFabOpen::AddRef()
{
return DefaultRefCounted::AddRef();
}
// For internal use, do not modify.
int xFabOpen::Release()
{
return DefaultRefCounted::Release();
}
// You can extend this function to return any other types your class implements.
void* xFabOpen::Cast(uint32_t type) const
{
CLASS_CAST(Object);
CLASS_CAST(IWinProc);
CLASS_CAST(xFabOpen);
return nullptr;
}
// This method returns a combinations of values in UTFWin::EventFlags.
// The combination determines what types of events (messages) this window procedure receives.
// By default, it receives mouse/keyboard input and advanced messages.
int xFabOpen::GetEventFlags() const
{
return kEventFlagBasicInput | kEventFlagAdvanced;
}
// The method that receives the message. The first thing you should do is probably
// checking what kind of message was sent...
bool xFabOpen::HandleUIMessage(IWindow* window, const Message& message)
{
return FabricatorSystemA.OpenFab(true);
// Return true if the message was handled, and therefore no other window procedure should receive it.
}
void xFabOpen::hell() {
FabricatorSystemA.OpenFab(true);
}