Declaration of the Display_Create() and Display_Destroy() functions for managing the Display structure that represents a "display" windows as used in the Flyweight Pattern. More...

#include <stdbool.h>

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Classes
struct	Display
	Represents a "display" window, in which to render Flyweight images. This "display" window is then printed to the console window at a specified coordinate to render a "frame" of motion in the "display". More...

Macros
#define	__FLYWEIGHT_DISPLAY_H__

Functions
bool	Display_Create (Display *display, int width, int height)
	Create a "display" window in the given Display object, with the given width and height.

void	Display_Destroy (Display *display)
	Destroy the "display" window in the given Display object by releasing the memory associated with it. After this function returns, the Display object is no longer usable without calling Display_Create() again.

Detailed Description

Declaration of the Display_Create() and Display_Destroy() functions for managing the Display structure that represents a "display" windows as used in the Flyweight Pattern.

Definition in file Flyweight_Display.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ __FLYWEIGHT_DISPLAY_H__

#define __FLYWEIGHT_DISPLAY_H__

Definition at line 9 of file Flyweight_Display.h.

Function Documentation

◆ Display_Create()

bool Display_Create	(	Display *	display,
		int	width,
		int	height
	)

Create a "display" window in the given Display object, with the given width and height.

Parameters

display	The Display object in which to construct the "display" window.
width	The width of the window, in characters.
height	The height of the window, in character.

Definition at line 14 of file Flyweight_Display.c.

References Display::area, Display_Destroy(), Display::height, and Display::width.

Referenced by _Flyweight_GenerateDisplay().

◆ Display_Destroy()

void Display_Destroy ( Display * display )

Destroy the "display" window in the given Display object by releasing the memory associated with it. After this function returns, the Display object is no longer usable without calling Display_Create() again.

Parameters

display The Display object to free.

Definition at line 50 of file Flyweight_Display.c.

References Display::area, Display::height, and Display::width.

Referenced by Display_Create(), and Flyweight_Exercise().

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