- Microsoft Windows
- .NET
- WEL
- WEL Common Concepts
- WEL Interface Content
- WEL Tutorial
- WEL Class Reference
- WEL Samples
- Bmpview
- Brushes
- Common Controls
- Commands
- Controls Sample
- Ctlcolor
- Cursors
- Disk Space
- Fontenum
- Fun
- Header Control
- Hello World!
- List View
- Magnify
- MDI (Multiple Document Interface)
- Wel Sample: Menus
- Minimal
- Pizza
- Printer
- Rich Edit
- Split Area
- Standard Dialogs Sample
- Timer
- Tree View Sample
- Unicode Sample
- Windows Sample
- Xcell
- XY Co-ordinates
- COM
- ResourceBench
- EiffelRibbon
Commands
Compiling
To compile the example:
- Launch EiffelStudio.
- Click Add project
- Browse to $ISE_EIFFEL\examples\wel\commands\.
- Choose commands.ecf
- Choose the location where the project will be compiled, by default the same directory containing the configuration file.
- Click OK.
Running
After launching the program, you will see a window displayed with a similar appearance to the one illustrated above. Please follow the instructions displayed in the window.
Under the Hood
MAIN_DIALOG inherits WEL_MAIN_DIALOG which provides the feature put_command, used to associate a WEL_COMMAND to a Windows message received by the window. A WEL_COMMAND contains a deferred feature, execute which is executed when the command is fired. SHOW_COMMAND_INFORMATION, SHOW_MOUSE_BUTTON_INFORMATION and SHOW_MOVE_INFORMATION all inherit WEL_COMMAND .
Note: execute has an argument of type ANY which is used to pass any additional information required.
This sample contains the following classes:
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APPLICATION_IDS -
COMMANDS_DEMO -
MAIN_DIALOG -
SHOW_COMMAND_INFORMATION -
SHOW_MOUSE_BUTTON_INFORMATION -
SHOW_MOVE_INFORMATION
