PtCallback_t
Regular callback structure
Synopsis:
typedef struct Pt_callback {
int (*event_f)( PtWidget_t *, void *,
PtCallbackInfo_t * );
void *data;
} PtCallback_t;
Description:
The PtCallback_t structure lets you specify a widget's callbacks when you call PtCreateWidget() or PtAddCallbacks().
This structure contains at least:
- event_f
- A pointer to the callback function.
- data
- Data that's passed as the second parameter to the callback function when it's invoked.
Callback functions
A callback function takes the following arguments:
- PtWidget_t *widget
- A pointer to the widget instance that invoked the callback.
- void *client_data
- The data from the PtCallback_t structure.
- PtCallbackInfo_t *cbinfo
- A pointer to a common Photon callback structure. The structure provides information related to the widget callback being invoked, the Photon event, and some widget-specific callback data. The format of the data varies with the widget class and callback type. For more information, see PtCallbackInfo_t.
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A PhAB callback takes as its second argument a pointer to an ApInfo_t structure. For more information, see the Photon Library Reference. |
Callback functions should return Pt_CONTINUE unless the description of the widget's callback resource gives you a reason to return something else.
Classification:
Photon
See also:
PtBalloonCallback_t, PtCallbackInfo_t, PtHotkeyCallback_t, PtRawCallback_t
ApInfo_t, PtAddCallbacks(), PtCreateWidget() in the Photon Library Reference
"Manipulating callbacks in your code" in the Creating Widgets in Application Code chapter of the Photon Programmer's Guide.

