Related Functions
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Related Functions
Example
The IN_SetExtDocumentWindowMode function sets which actions you can take in an external document window. These options are first defined by the IN_HandleExternalWindow function. Before using IN_SetExtDocumentWindowMode, you must register the window with IN_RegisterExternalWindow, and then initialize it with IN_HandleExternalWindow.
Syntax
int IN_SetExtDocumentWindowMode( docwinID, initialMode )
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Parameters |
Values |
Meaning |
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IN_DOCWIN docwinID |
identifier of external document window (assigned by IN_RegisterExternalWindow) | |
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int initialMode |
IN_EXTMODE_ALL (65536) all abilities enabled IN_EXTMODE_ZOOM (1) mouse zooming is allowed. See Remarks. IN_EXTMODE_VECTOR (2) vector drawing is allowed IN_EXTMODE_SCROLL (4) scrolling with the scroll bars is allowed IN_EXTMODE_LBM_ZOOM (8) left mouse button zooming allowed. See Remarks. IN_EXTMODE_RMB_CONTEXT (16) (can be concatenated or ORed) | |
Remarks
When you issue commands to external document windows, you must use a specific docwinID, even if you are referring to the active window.
Shortcut keys such as F2 cannot be used in external windows--it is a technical limitation.
To allow right mouse button zooming, use the mouse zooming option, but the not left mouse button zooming option. In this case the right mouse button context menu will not be enabled, if it is specified.
To allow left mouse button zooming, use both the zooming and the left mouse button zoom options. You can then use the right mouse button context menu as well.
Release information
Added to Imagenation for Windows in Release 4.10.
Modified in Release 5.0 to support more display options.
Not supported in Imagenation for UNIX.
See also