The following table lists macros in this documentation.
These are internal messages to pass to the display handling thread. most are unimplemented.
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key is sensitive to capslock state | |
set to disallow key redefinition | |
no keydef here... | |
This is macro sack::image::render::KDF_NOREDEF. | |
key is sensitive to numlock state the numpad returns num0 - ... or numpad returns home/end/pgdn etc... | |
action is called on key release | |
if !defined( DISPLAY_SOURCE ) && !defined( DISPLAY_SERVICE ) && !defined( DISPLAY_CLIENT ) | |
This is macro sack::image::render::KEYMOD_ALT. | |
This is macro sack::image::render::KEYMOD_ANY. | |
This is macro sack::image::render::KEYMOD_CTRL. | |
This is macro sack::image::render::KEYMOD_NORMAL. | |
This is macro sack::image::render::KEYMOD_SHIFT. | |
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This is the type that the sack::image::render primarily deals with. This is used to put Image to physical display. It can be a truly alpha transparent surface on Windows XP+, and the transparent surface can do region updates in Windows Vista+. This typename is aliased to different real structures depending on context. The application should just regard this type as a simple value and never ever try to delve into it. |
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