MainWindow (Chili Framework) - Revision history

Chili: /* mouse */

2017-05-15T09:55:36Z

‎mouse

Chili: /* kbd */

2017-05-15T09:55:11Z

‎kbd

Chili: /* GetArgs */

2016-08-01T04:27:44Z

‎GetArgs

Chili at 01:13, 20 July 2016

2016-07-20T01:13:35Z

Chili at 10:07, 13 July 2016

2016-07-13T10:07:43Z

Chili at 09:26, 13 July 2016

2016-07-13T09:26:35Z

Chili: Created page with "Takes care of creating the window and handling the window messages. The message handling involves piping the mouse and keyboard messages to their respective objects. In fact,..."

2016-07-13T09:26:02Z

Created page with "Takes care of creating the window and handling the window messages. The message handling involves piping the mouse and keyboard messages to their respective objects. In fact,..."

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Takes care of creating the window and handling the window messages. The message handling involves piping the mouse and keyboard messages to their respective objects. In fact, <code>MainWindow</code> has eaten <code>Keyboard</code> and <code>Mouse</code> alive, and now they live in its belly. So you need to through <code>MainWindow</code> to get your input done, à la <code>wnd.mouse.Read()</code>. You can also use this class to figure out whether the main window is minimized or if it's out of focus, and you can kill the fat bastard with <code>wnd.Kill()</code>.

== Members ==

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 <code>Mouse MainWindow::mouse</code><br />
-The <code>Mouse</code> object is embedded in <code>MainWindow</code>.
+The <code>[[Mouse (Chili Framework)|Mouse]]</code> object is embedded in <code>MainWindow</code>.
 == See also ==
 * The [[Chili Framework]]

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 <code>Keyboard MainWindow::kbd</code><br />
-The <code>Keyboard</code> object is embedded in <code>MainWindow</code>.
+The <code>[[Keyboard (Chili Framework)|Keyboard]]</code> object is embedded in <code>MainWindow</code>.
 ==== mouse ====

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 <code>const std::wstring& MainWindow::GetArgs() const</code><br />
-Gets the command line arguments used to invoke the executable. This way you can tell if the user is insulting you via the prompt. <code>C:\steve's files\lemonparty>mygame.exe your mother is a whore</code>
+This [[function]] the command line arguments used to invoke the executable. This way you can tell if the user is insulting you via the prompt. <code>C:\steve's files\lemonparty>mygame.exe your mother is a whore</code>
 === IsActive ===

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−	Takes care of creating the window and handling the window messages. The message handling involves piping the mouse and keyboard messages to their respective objects. In fact, <code>MainWindow</code> has eaten <code>Keyboard</code> and <code>Mouse</code> alive, and now they live in its belly. So you need to through <code>MainWindow</code> to get your input done, à la <code>wnd.mouse.Read()</code>. You can also use this class to figure out whether the main window is minimized or if it's out of focus, and you can kill the fat bastard with <code>wnd.Kill()</code>.	+	Takes care of creating the window and handling the window messages. The message handling involves piping the mouse and keyboard messages to their respective objects. In fact, <code>MainWindow</code> has eaten <code>Keyboard</code> and <code>Mouse</code> alive, and now they live in its belly. So you need to go through <code>MainWindow</code> to get your input done, à la <code>wnd.mouse.Read()</code>. You can also use this class to figure out whether the main window is minimized or if it's out of focus, and you can kill the fat bastard with <code>wnd.Kill()</code>.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

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 == Members ==
 == See also ==
 * The [[Chili Framework]]

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		+	== See also ==
		+	* The [[Chili Framework]]