Styles provide a means by which to inherit attribute values from a patcher that are consistently used across many objects. More...

Collaboration diagram for Styles:

Macros
#define	FILL_ATTR_SAVE
	Flag indicating we want this fill attribute saved (creates attrs). More...

#define	CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_NOSAVE(c, attrname, flags, structname, structmember, label)
	Define an RGBA style attribute with standard settings. More...

#define	CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA(c, attrname, flags, structname, structmember, label)
	Define an RGBA style attribute with standard settings. More...

#define	CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_PREVIEW(c, attrname, flags, structname, structmember, label, previewtype)
	Define an RGBA style attribute with standard settings. More...

#define	CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_NOSAVE(c, attrname, aliasname)
	Define an unsaved alias. More...

#define	CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_COMPATIBILITY(c, attrname, aliasname)
	Define a Max 5/6 saved compatibility alias. More...

#define	CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_RGBA_LEGACY(c, attrname, aliasname)
	Define a Max 4 legacy RGB attribute alias. More...

Functions
BEGIN_USING_C_LINKAGE void	class_attr_setstyle (t_class c, const char s)
	Add an attribute to the current style. More...

void	class_attr_style_alias (t_class c, const char name, const char *aliasname, long legacy)
	Add an alias to the current style. More...

void	class_attr_setfill (t_class c, const char name, long flags)
	Specify that an attr requires a fill. More...

void	jgraphics_attr_fillrect (t_object b, t_jgraphics g, t_symbol attrname, t_rect area)
	Fill using the current value of a named style color that exists either in the object or the defined style. More...

t_jpattern *	jgraphics_attr_setfill (t_object b, t_jgraphics g, t_symbol attrname, t_rect area)
	Fill using the current value of a named style color that exists either in the object or the defined style. More...

void	object_attr_getfillcolor_atposition (t_object b, const char attrname, double pos, t_jrgba *c)
	Determine the color at a given position in a fill. More...

long	object_attr_getfill (t_object obj, t_symbol attrname)
	Determine if an attribute is a fill. More...

void	class_attr_stylemap (t_class c, char attrname, char *mapname)
	Associate the name of an attribute of your class with the name of an attribute of a style. More...

Detailed Description

Styles provide a means by which to inherit attribute values from a patcher that are consistently used across many objects.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_COMPATIBILITY	(	c,
		attrname,
		aliasname
	)

Define a Max 5/6 saved compatibility alias.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
aliasname	The name of the alias.

#define CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_NOSAVE	(	c,
		attrname,
		aliasname
	)

Define an unsaved alias.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
aliasname	The name of the alias.

See also: 'jslider' example project in the SDK.

#define CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_RGBA_LEGACY	(	c,
		attrname,
		aliasname
	)

Define a Max 4 legacy RGB attribute alias.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
aliasname	The name of the alias.

See also: 'jslider' example project in the SDK.

#define CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA	(	c,
		attrname,
		flags,
		structname,
		structmember,
		label
	)

Define an RGBA style attribute with standard settings.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
flags	Any flags you wish to declare for this attribute, as defined in e_max_attrflags.
structname	The C identifier for the struct (containing a valid t_object header) representing an instance of this class.
structmember	The C identifier of the member in the struct that holds the value of this attribute.
label	A human-friendly label for the Max inspector.

See also: CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_NOSAVE is a variant that does not save the state with the Patcher.; CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_PREVIEW is a variant that provides a style preview.; class_attr_setstyle() is the lower level function used to provide the style part of the attribute definition.

#define CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_NOSAVE	(	c,
		attrname,
		flags,
		structname,
		structmember,
		label
	)

Define an RGBA style attribute with standard settings.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
flags	Any flags you wish to declare for this attribute, as defined in e_max_attrflags.
structname	The C identifier for the struct (containing a valid t_object header) representing an instance of this class.
structmember	The C identifier of the member in the struct that holds the value of this attribute.
label	A human-friendly label for the Max inspector.

See also: CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA is a variant that saves the state with the Patcher.; CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_PREVIEW is a variant that provides a style preview.; class_attr_setstyle() is the lower level function used to provide the style part of the attribute definition.

#define CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_PREVIEW	(	c,
		attrname,
		flags,
		structname,
		structmember,
		label,
		previewtype
	)

Define an RGBA style attribute with standard settings.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
flags	Any flags you wish to declare for this attribute, as defined in e_max_attrflags.
structname	The C identifier for the struct (containing a valid t_object header) representing an instance of this class.
structmember	The C identifier of the member in the struct that holds the value of this attribute.
label	A human-friendly label for the Max inspector.
previewtype	Type of preview to use in the style bar, e.g. "triangle_fill"

See also: CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA_NOSAVE is a variant that does not save the state with the Patcher.; CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_RGBA is a variant that saves the state with the Patcher but does not provide the preview.; class_attr_setstyle() is the lower level function used to provide the style part of the attribute definition.

#define FILL_ATTR_SAVE

Flag indicating we want this fill attribute saved (creates attrs).

See also: class_attr_setfill(); The 'uitextfield' example project in the SDK.

Function Documentation

void class_attr_setfill	(	t_class *	c,
		const char *	name,
		long	flags
	)

Specify that an attr requires a fill.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute is a fill.
name	The name of the attribute.
flags	0 for none, or FILL_ATTR_SAVE.

See also: The 'uitextfield' example project in the SDK.

BEGIN_USING_C_LINKAGE void class_attr_setstyle	(	t_class *	c,
		const char *	s
	)

Add an attribute to the current style.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
s	The name of the attribute to be added to the style.

See also: The 'uitextfield' example project in the SDK.

void class_attr_style_alias	(	t_class *	c,
		const char *	name,
		const char *	aliasname,
		long	legacy
	)

Add an alias to the current style.

This is used for backward compatibility where an attribute using an old name will want a style applied to it from a different name. Typically you will use one of the macros such as CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_NOSAVE rather than using this function directly.

Parameters

c	The class for whom the alias will be created.
name	The name of the attribute of the style.
aliasname	The name of the alias.
legacy	Always pass 0 for this argument.

See also: CLASS_ATTR_STYLE_ALIAS_NOSAVE; The 'jslider' project in the SDK.

void class_attr_stylemap	(	t_class *	c,
		char *	attrname,
		char *	mapname
	)

Associate the name of an attribute of your class with the name of an attribute of a style.

Parameters

c	The class whose attribute will be added to the style.
attrname	The name of the attribute of your class.
mapname	The name of the attribute from the style.

See also: 'jslider' example project in the SDK.

void jgraphics_attr_fillrect	(	t_object *	b,
		t_jgraphics *	g,
		t_symbol *	attrname,
		t_rect *	area
	)

Fill using the current value of a named style color that exists either in the object or the defined style.

Abdridged example from the 'attrui' object:

 long is_fill = object_attr_getfill(destination, x->j_attr);
 
 if (is_fill) {
    jgraphics_attr_fillrect((t_object *)destination, g, x->j_attr, rect);
    jgraphics_rectangle(g, rect->x, rect->y, rect->width, rect->height);    // ready to be stroked
 } 
 else {
    object_attr_getjrgba(destination, x->j_attr, &color);
    jgraphics_set_source_jrgba(g, &color);
    jgraphics_rectangle(g, rect->x, rect->y, rect->width, rect->height);
    jgraphics_fill_preserve(g);
 }
 
 jgraphics_set_source_jrgba(g, &bordercolor);
 jgraphics_stroke(g);

Parameters

b	The instance of your object.
g	The jgraphics context.
attrname	The name of the attribute whose fill style you want.
area	The rect area to be filled.

t_jpattern* jgraphics_attr_setfill	(	t_object *	b,
		t_jgraphics *	g,
		t_symbol *	attrname,
		t_rect *	area
	)

Fill using the current value of a named style color that exists either in the object or the defined style.

Example from the 'panel' object:

 t_rect r;
 
 r.x = r.y = thick * 0.5;
 r.width = rect->width - thick;
 r.height = rect->height - thick;
 
 pat = jgraphics_attr_setfill((t_object *)x, g, ps_bgfillcolor, &r);
 jgraphics_rectangle_rounded(g, r.x, r.y, r.width, r.height, round, round);
 jgraphics_fill_preserve(g);
 jgraphics_pattern_destroy(pat);
 
 object_attr_getjrgba(x, ps_bordercolor, &color);
 jgraphics_set_source_jrgba(g, &color);
 jgraphics_set_line_width(g, thick);
 jgraphics_stroke(g);

Parameters

b	The instance of your object.
g	The jgraphics context.
attrname	The name of the attribute whose fill style you want.
area	The rect area to be filled.

Returns: The pattern.

long object_attr_getfill	(	t_object *	obj,
		t_symbol *	attrname
	)

Determine if an attribute is a fill.

Parameters

obj	The instance of your object.
attrname	The name of the attribute to query.

Returns: true if the object is a fill, otherwise false.

void object_attr_getfillcolor_atposition	(	t_object *	b,
		const char *	attrname,
		double	pos,
		t_jrgba *	c
	)

Determine the color at a given position in a fill.

Parameters

b	The instance of your object.
attrname	The name of the attribute to query.
pos	The position in a range of [0.0, 1.0].
c	A valid t_jrgba whose members will be filled-in upon return.

Returns: true if the object is a fill, otherwise false.

Macros

Functions

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

Function Documentation