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BasicInputMethod/BIMClientServer.h
/* |
File: BIMClientServer.h |
Description: Data type and constant declarations for messages sent between text service |
component clients (BasicInputMethod) and the server process (BasicServer). |
Author: SC |
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Change History (most recent first): |
2000/04/20 SC Added a command to handle OffsetToPos events. |
Renamed the debug palette to the send event palette. |
2000/03/09 SC Added commands to handle the debug palette. |
2000/07/10 SC Created |
*/ |
#ifndef BasicServer_h |
#define BasicServer_h |
/* |
kBasicServerName The name used to locate the server. The text service component will |
launch the server using this name. It must be a Pascal string. |
*/ |
#define kBasicServerName "\pBasicServer.app" |
/* |
kBasicServerPortName The name used to communicate with the server. The server registers |
a message port with this name, and text service components use it to |
send messages to the server. |
*/ |
#define kBasicServerPortName "com.apple.dts.BIMServer" |
/* |
Message Header |
The message header is attached to all messages sent from text service component clients to the |
server. It includes the text service's process serial number so the server can find the client who |
sent it. |
*/ |
struct BasicMessageHeader { |
ProcessSerialNumber fProcessSerialNumber; |
}; |
typedef struct BasicMessageHeader BasicMessageHeader; |
/* |
Parameter Structures |
The following structure is used when passing event data between the server and the client for the |
send event palette. You will probably need to replace it with structures appropriate for |
communication between your server process and individual text services. |
*/ |
struct OffsetToPosParams { |
long fRefCon; |
long fTextOffset; |
ScriptLanguageRecord fSLRec; |
Boolean fLeadingEdge; |
OSStatus fReplyResultCode; |
Point fReplyPoint; |
Boolean fReplySLRecSpecified; |
ScriptLanguageRecord fReplySLRec; |
Boolean fReplyFontSpecified; |
long fReplyFont; |
Boolean fReplyPointSizeSpecified; |
Fixed fReplyPointSize; |
Boolean fReplyLineHeightSpecified; |
short fReplyLineHeight; |
Boolean fReplyLineAscentSpecified; |
short fReplyLineAscent; |
Boolean fReplyTextAngleSpecified; |
Fixed fReplyTextAngle; |
}; |
/* |
Message IDs |
CLIENTS -> SERVER |
================= |
Messages that are sent from text service component clients to the server process. |
kBasicMessageActivated A text service component client was activated. |
kBasicMessageDeactivated A text service component client was deactivated. |
kBasicMessageHidePalettes The Text Services Manager notified one of our text |
service component clients that all palettes need to |
be hidden. |
kBasicMessageIsKeyboardPaletteHidden Returns TRUE if the keyboard palette is hidden, |
or FALSE if it is showing. |
kBasicMessageIsSendEventPaletteHidden Returns TRUE if the send event palette is hidden, |
or FALSE if it is showing. |
kBasicMessageShowKeyboardPalette The user selected the "Show Keyboard Palette" menu item. |
kBasicMessageHideKeyboardPalette The user selected the "Hide Keyboard Palette" menu item. |
kBasicMessageShowSendEventPalette The user selected the "Show Send Event Palette" menu item. |
kBasicMessageHideSendEventPalette The user selected the "Hide Send Event Palette" menu item. |
SERVER -> CLIENTS |
================= |
Messages that are sent from the server process to text service component clients. |
kBasicMessageKeyboardPaletteHidden The user closed the keyboard palette. |
kBasicMessageSendEventPaletteHidden The user closed the send event palette. |
kBasicMessageInput Text was entered using the keyboard palette. |
kBasicMessageOffsetToPos Request to send a kOffsetToPos event to the client application. |
*/ |
typedef SInt32 BasicMessageID; |
enum { |
kBasicMessageActivated = 100, // Notify server that a text service was activated |
kBasicMessageDeactivated = 101, // Notify server that a text service was deactivated |
kBasicMessageHidePalettes = 102, // Notify server that TSM sent a hide palettes request |
kBasicMessageIsKeyboardPaletteHidden = 103, // Query server whether keyboard palette is hidden |
kBasicMessageIsSendEventPaletteHidden = 104, // Query server whether send event palette is hidden |
kBasicMessageShowKeyboardPalette = 105, // Tell server to show keyboard palette now |
kBasicMessageHideKeyboardPalette = 106, // Tell server to hide keyboard palette now |
kBasicMessageShowSendEventPalette = 107, // Tell server to show send event palette now |
kBasicMessageHideSendEventPalette = 108 // Tell server to hide send event palette now |
}; |
enum { |
kBasicMessageKeyboardPaletteHidden = 200, // Notify input method that keyboard palette is hidden |
kBasicMessageSendEventPaletteHidden = 201, // Notify input method that send event palette is hidden |
kBasicMessageInput = 202, // Notify input method that a key was clicked |
kBasicMessageOffsetToPos = 203 // Send a kOffsetToPos event to the client |
}; |
#endif |
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