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// MDISnapper.h: interface for the CMDISnapper class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#if !defined(AFX_MDISNAPPER_H__C7094C4B_78CF_4B26_BF01_26C80F1A0F0F__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_MDISNAPPER_H__C7094C4B_78CF_4B26_BF01_26C80F1A0F0F__INCLUDED_
#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000
struct SNAPINFO
{
enum { MAXDELTA = (1<<30) };
DWORD snapWidth;
RECT rold;
RECT rnew;
RECT rdelta;
RECT rout;
void Init(RECT const & oldRect, RECT const & newRect, DWORD snapwidth);
void Init(RECT const & r, DWORD snapWidth, bool moveOnly = false);
void SnapHLine(long y); // snap to a horizontal line
void SnapVLine(long x); // snap to a vertical line
RECT & EndSnap(); // final coords in rout
};
class CMDISnapper
{
public:
protected:
DWORD m_snapWidth;
bool m_bSizeMoveIsSysCommand; ///< size/move was selected from the menu
// helper for "move" coordinates
CWnd * m_wndMoving;
POINT m_mouseStart;
RECT m_rectStart;
// helper for swap
CWnd * m_swapOther;
RECT m_swapOtherRect;
CWnd * PickSwapWindow(CWnd * base, POINT mouse);
public:
CMDISnapper(DWORD snapWidth = 8);
virtual ~CMDISnapper();
void SetSnapWidth(DWORD snapWidth);
DWORD GetSnapWidth() const { return m_snapWidth; }
LRESULT OnMessage(CWnd * wnd, UINT msg, WPARAM wp, LPARAM lp);
void Sizing(CWnd * wnd, RECT & rnew);
void OnEnterSizeMove(CWnd * wnd);
void OnExitSizeMove();
void OnSizing(CWnd * wnd, WPARAM edge, LPRECT newrect);
void OnMoving(CWnd * wnd, WPARAM edge, LPRECT newrect);
virtual bool AllowSnap();
};
#endif // !defined(AFX_MDISNAPPER_H__C7094C4B_78CF_4B26_BF01_26C80F1A0F0F__INCLUDED_)
/*
XSgn is required for the following setup:
Snap 1 Snap 2
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rnew rold
although rnew is closer to snap2, we should snap to snap1
since user wants "move to left"
*/
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