This callback function is called just before a mark is created.
Declaration:
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typedef BOOL (ACCUAPI *LPFNIG_ART_PRECREATENOTIFYFUNC)(
HIGEAR hIGear,
LPVOID lpPrivate,
ART_MARK_INDEX hMarkIndex,
LPART_MARK_ATTRIBUTES lpMarkAttr
);
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Arguments:
| Name | Type | Description |
| hIGear | HIGEAR | HIGEAR handle of an image. |
| lpPrivate | LPVOID | A far pointer to the private callback data. |
| hMarkIndex | ART_MARK_INDEX | The index number (identifier) for the new mark. |
| lpMarkAttr | LPART_MARK_ATTRIBUTES | A far pointer to an ART-defined attribute structure of type ART_MARK_ATTRIBUTES. This can be used to override the default mark attributes before the new mark is created. |
Return Value:
Returns TRUE - the mark is created; FALSE - the mark is not created.
Supported Raster Image Formats:
All pixel formats supported by ImageGear Professional.
Sample:
None
Example:
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BOOL ACCUAPI MyChangeAttributes ( HIGEAR hIGear,
LPVOID lpPrivate, ART_MARK_INDEX hMarkIndex, LPART_MARK_ATTRIBUTES lpMarkAttr)
{
if (lpMarkAttr.dwType == 6) /* if mark is a filled */
/* rectangle */
{
lpMarkAttr.bHighlighting = TRUE;
/* apply highlighting to the mark */
}
return TRUE;
}
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Remarks:
The MarkIndex passed into the callback is the MarkIndex that is used when the mark is created. This callback function gives the developer an opportunity to change any default named blocks or the mark attributes for the mark that is about to be created.
The callback for "Pre create" occurs before the end user draws the mark. For example, if the user draws a line, LPFNIG_ART_PRECREATENOTIFYFUNC is called when the mouse is pressed. If this callback returns TRUE, then the point where the mouse was pressed becomes the first end-point of the line. The point where the user releases the mouse button becomes the second end-point. At this time LPFNIG_ART_CREATENOTIFYFUNC is called.
The return value is either TRUE or FALSE. When set to FALSE, the mark is not created. When set to TRUE, the mark is created.
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In order to use this callback, it must be registered with ART using the function ART_callback_register(). |