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Flyweight_Display.h
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7#pragma once
8#ifndef __FLYWEIGHT_DISPLAY_H__
9#define __FLYWEIGHT_DISPLAY_H__
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11#include <stdbool.h>
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18typedef struct
19{
20 char** area;
21 int width;
22 int height;
23} Display;
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33bool Display_Create(Display* display, int width, int height);
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41void Display_Destroy(Display* display);
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43#endif // __FLYWEIGHT_DISPLAY_H__
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.
Definition: Flyweight_Display.c:14
Display_Destroy
void Display_Destroy(Display *display)
Destroy the "display" window in the given Display object by releasing the memory associated with it....
Definition: Flyweight_Display.c:50
Display
Represents a "display" window, in which to render Flyweight images. This "display" window is then pri...
Definition: Flyweight_Display.h:19
Display::width
int width
Width of each row.
Definition: Flyweight_Display.h:21
Display::height
int height
Height of each row.
Definition: Flyweight_Display.h:22
Display::area
char ** area
2-dimensional array of strings, representing rows. Each row is zero-terminated.
Definition: Flyweight_Display.h:20