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Overview Derived from class PegWindow The PegDecoratedWindow class provides a window that supports the addition of common window decorations such as a title bar (PegTitle), a menu (PegMenuBar), a status bar (PegStatusBar) and a tool bar (PegToolBar). The PegDecoratedWindow class makes it trivial to add (remove) these decorations to (from) a window. It also maintains the content of these objects within the client area of the decorated window. Like all KwikPeg objects, a PegDecoratedWindow object can have any other type of child object added to it. You can even nest PegDecoratedWindow objects within other decorated windows.

See Also

PegMenuBar

PegStatusBar

PegTitle

PegToolBar

 
PegDialog

PegMessageWindow

PegMLMessageWindow

Styles

The PegDecoratedWindow class supports the following style flags:

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Members

Constructors:

	PegDecoratedWindow(const PegRect &Rect,
	WORD wStyle = FF_THICK)

This constructor creates a PegDecoratedWindow object at a specific location within a rectangle specified by parameter Rect. The rectangle defines the mReal position of the window.

	PegDecoratedWindow(WORD wStyle = FF_THICK)

This constructor creates a PegWindow object. The size and position of the window must be specified after the window has been constructed but before the window is first displayed.

Public Functions:

	virtual void Add(PegThing *What,
	BOOL bDraw = TRUE)

The PegDecoratedWindow class overrides the Add() function to detect the addition of non-client area decorations.

	virtual void InitClient(void)

The PegDecoratedWindow class overrides the InitClient() function to resize the client area based on the presence or absence of a title bar, menu bar, status bar or tool bar.

	PegMenuBar *MenuBar(void)

This function returns a pointer to the PegMenuBar object which has been added to the decorated window. The function returns NULL if the window has no menu bar.

	virtual SIGNED Message(const PegMessage &Mesg)

The PegDecoratedWindow class catches the PM_CURRENT and PM_NONCURRENT messages in order to properly draw the window and its child objects as the window gains or loses focus.

	virtual PegThing *Remove(PegThing *Who,
	BOOL bDraw = TRUE)

The PegDecoratedWindow class overrides the Remove() function to detect the removal of non-client area decorations

	void SetTitle(PEGCHAR *Text)

This function sets the text string assigned as the window's title.

	PegStatusBar *StatusBar(void)

This function returns a pointer to the PegStatusBar object which has been added to the decorated window. The function returns NULL if the window has no status bar.

	const PEGCHAR *Title(void)

This function returns a pointer to the current title string assigned to the decorated window. The function returns NULL if the window has no title string.

	PegTitle *TitleObject(void)

This function returns a pointer to the current PegTitle assigned to the decorated window. The function returns NULL if the window has no title object.

	PegToolBar *ToolBar(void)

This function returns a pointer to the PegToolBar object which has been added to the decorated window. The function returns NULL if the window has no tool bar.

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Examples

The following example illustrates a PegDecoratedWindow object containing a title bar, menu bar and status bar. The decorated window also contains a PegWindow child in its client area. The source code for this example is provided in the KPGnnn\EXAMPLES\KPG_DEMO installation directory.

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