wxWidgets/include/wx/motif/colour.h

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Name:        colour.h
// Purpose:     wxColour class
// Author:      Julian Smart
// Modified by:
// Created:     17/09/98
// RCS-ID:      $Id$
// Copyright:   (c) Julian Smart
// Licence:   	wxWindows licence
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#ifndef _WX_COLOUR_H_
#define _WX_COLOUR_H_

#ifdef __GNUG__
#pragma interface "colour.h"
#endif

#include "wx/object.h"
#include "wx/string.h"

// Colour
class WXDLLEXPORT wxColour : public wxObject
{
    DECLARE_DYNAMIC_CLASS(wxColour)
public:
    // ctors
    // default
    wxColour();
    // from RGB
    wxColour( unsigned char red, unsigned char green, unsigned char blue );
    wxColour( unsigned long colRGB ) { Set(colRGB); }
    
    // implicit conversion from the colour name
    wxColour( const wxString &colourName ) { InitFromName(colourName); }
    wxColour( const char *colourName ) { InitFromName(colourName); }
    
    // copy ctors and assignment operators
    wxColour( const wxColour& col );
    wxColour& operator = ( const wxColour& col );
    
    // dtor
    ~wxColour();
    
    // Set() functions
    void Set( unsigned char red, unsigned char green, unsigned char blue );
    void Set( unsigned long colRGB )
    {
        // we don't need to know sizeof(long) here because we assume that the three
        // least significant bytes contain the R, G and B values
        Set((unsigned char)colRGB,
            (unsigned char)(colRGB >> 8),
            (unsigned char)(colRGB >> 16));
    }
    
    // accessors
    bool Ok() const {return m_isInit; }
    unsigned char Red() const { return m_red; }
    unsigned char Green() const { return m_green; }
    unsigned char Blue() const { return m_blue; }
    
    int GetPixel() const { return m_pixel; };
    void SetPixel(int pixel) { m_pixel = pixel; m_isInit = TRUE; };
    
    inline bool operator == (const wxColour& colour) const { return (m_red == colour.m_red && m_green == colour.m_green && m_blue == colour.m_blue); }
    
    inline bool operator != (const wxColour& colour) const { return (!(m_red == colour.m_red && m_green == colour.m_green && m_blue == colour.m_blue)); }
    
    // Allocate a colour, or nearest colour, using the given display.
    // If realloc is TRUE, ignore the existing pixel, otherwise just return
    // the existing one.
    // Returns the allocated pixel.
    
    // TODO: can this handle mono displays? If not, we should have an extra
    // flag to specify whether this should be black or white by default.
    
    int AllocColour(WXDisplay* display, bool realloc = FALSE);
    
    void InitFromName(const wxString& col);
    
private:
    bool          m_isInit;
    unsigned char m_red;
    unsigned char m_blue;
    unsigned char m_green;
    
public:
    int           m_pixel;
};

#endif
// _WX_COLOUR_H_