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SUN MICROSYSTEMS DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL SUN MICROSYSTEMS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. ******************************************************************/ /* $XFree86: xc/programs/Xserver/PEX5/ddpex/mi/include/miStruct.h,v 1.6 2001/07/24 08:32:57 alanh Exp $ */ #ifndef MISTRUCT_H #define MISTRUCT_H #include "X.h" #include "PEXproto.h" #include "ddpex.h" typedef ddpex4rtn (*cssTableType)(); typedef struct { ddUSHORT elementType; ddUSHORT pexOClength; /* concatenate imp. dep. data definitions here */ /* sample server definitions are listed later in this file */ /* do the following to pad to 64 bit alignment for alpha and ia64 */ #if defined(__alpha) || defined(__alpha__) || \ defined(ia64) || defined(__ia64__) || \ defined(__s390x__) ddUSHORT unused0; ddUSHORT unused1; #endif } miGenericStr; typedef struct _miCSSElement { struct _miCSSElement *prev, *next; diStructHandle pStruct; miGenericStr element; /* replace this with imp. * dep. data structure */ } miGenericElementStr, *miGenericElementPtr; typedef struct _miCSSElementHead { struct _miCSSElementHead *next, *prev; } miElementHeadStr; #define EL_HEAD_SIZE sizeof(miElementHeadStr) typedef struct _miStructHeader { /* the resource id is in the dipex resource structure */ ddUSHORT editMode; ddULONG numElements; ddULONG totalSize; /* of elements when in PEX format */ miGenericElementPtr pZeroElement; /* dummy */ miGenericElementPtr pLastElement; /* dummy */ miGenericElementPtr pCurrElement; ddLONG currElementOffset; listofObj *parents; listofObj *children; listofObj *wksPostedTo; /* directly posted to */ listofObj *wksAppearOn; /* indirectly, thru inherit.*/ ddULONG refCount; /* for search context & pick measure */ ddBOOL freeFlag; /* keep structure until no sc or * pick measure uses it */ } miStructStr, *miStructPtr; /* sample server element definitions */ /* all fixed sized elements use the PEX protocol format and are not * defined explicitely */ /* * See ddpex2.h for data definitions for the others */ /* traverser state info. passed to level 4 traverser which is used by * level 4 structure traversal and by level 3 mixed mode traversal. * When following initial path before pick/search, don't want to * follow all execute structure elements, only follow ones in search * path. Also, when following initial path, don't want to call * primitive OCS because actual pick/search isn't done until * start path has been traversed. Use this enum value to determine * when to follow exec.str element and when to bypass primitives */ typedef enum { ES_YES = 0, /* do 'normal' traversal */ ES_POP = 1, /* pick or search is done, pop out of traverser */ ES_FOLLOW_PICK = 2, /* follow initial pick path before picking */ ES_FOLLOW_SEARCH = 3 /* follow initial search path before search */ } miExecStrState; /* added to allow SI to do pick last */ typedef struct _miPPLevel { ddPickPath pp; struct _miPPLevel *up; } miPPLevel; /* * level 3 traversal doesn't do picking or search, so it ALWAYS sets * exec_str_flag to YES and the element pointers to NULL */ typedef struct { miExecStrState exec_str_flag; ddULONG pickId; ddULONG ROCoffset; ddPickPath *p_curr_pick_el; ddElementRef *p_curr_sc_el; ddSHORT max_depth; /* max depth reached in pick or search */ miPPLevel *p_pick_path; } miTraverserState; #endif /* MISTRUCT_H */