This function is called automatically for successive pairs of thumbnails in your thumbnail window, until all have been sorted.
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typedef INT (ACCUAPI LPFNIG_GUITHUMBCOMP) ( LPVOID lpPrivate, HWND hWndThumbnail, const LPSTR lpszFileName1, const LPSTR lpszFileName2, const LPAT_DIB lpDIB1, const LPAT_DIB lpDIB2 ); |
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lpPrivate | LPVOID | Far pointer to private data passed. |
hWndThumbnail | HWND | Thumbnail window handle. |
lpszFileName1 | const LPSTR | Far pointer to zero-terminated string; name of the first thumbnail file of two to be compared. |
lpszFileName2 | const LPSTR | Far pointer to zero-terminated string; name of the second thumbnail file of two to be compared. |
lpDIB1 | const LPAT_DIB | Far pointer to DIB of first thumbnail file. |
lpDIB2 | const LPAT_DIB | Far pointer to DIB of second thumbnail file. |
Return a value of -1, 0, or +1, to indicate the first thumbnail is to be before, equal, or after, the second thumbnail.
All pixel formats supported by ImageGear for C and C++.
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For an example of this and other IG_GUI_Thumbnail_ functions and callbacks, see sample application THUMB.
This type of callback function is registered during a call to IG_GUI_thumbnail_sort().
You are passed both the filename and the DIB pointer for each of the pair of thumbnails, and you may compare them in any way you wish. You return -1 to tell ImageGear that the first thumbnail (file and DIB1) should go "before" the other, or +1 to tell ImageGear that the first should go "after." Return 0 if either order is acceptable.