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flightgear/src/Cockpit/hud_inst.cxx
mfranz 471fecd72c indentation, trailing spaces, ... (cosmetics only); doesn't make
the coding style fully consistent yet, but it's good enough for code changes
(mixed tab/space indents, 4 space tabs etc. are a royal pain)
2006-06-14 10:30:10 +00:00

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#include "hud.hxx"
UINT instr_item :: instances = 0; // Initial value of zero
int instr_item :: brightness = 5;/*HUD_BRT_MEDIUM*/
//glRGBTRIPLE instr_item :: color = {0.1, 0.7, 0.0};
glRGBTRIPLE instr_item :: color = {0.0, 1.0, 0.0};
// constructor ( No default provided )
instr_item::instr_item(
int x,
int y,
UINT width,
UINT height,
FLTFNPTR data_source,
float data_scaling,
UINT options,
bool working,
int digit) :
handle ( ++instances ),
load_value_fn ( data_source ),
disp_factor ( data_scaling ),
opts ( options ),
is_enabled ( working ),
broken ( FALSE ),
digits ( digit )
{
scrn_pos.left = x;
scrn_pos.top = y;
scrn_pos.right = width;
scrn_pos.bottom = height;
// Set up convenience values for centroid of the box and
// the span values according to orientation
if (opts & HUDS_VERT) { // Vertical style
// Insure that the midpoint marker will fall exactly at the
// middle of the bar.
if (!(scrn_pos.bottom % 2))
scrn_pos.bottom++;
scr_span = scrn_pos.bottom;
} else {
// Insure that the midpoint marker will fall exactly at the
// middle of the bar.
if (!(scrn_pos.right % 2))
scrn_pos.right++;
scr_span = scrn_pos.right;
}
// Here we work out the centroid for the corrected box.
mid_span.x = scrn_pos.left + (scrn_pos.right >> 1);
mid_span.y = scrn_pos.top + (scrn_pos.bottom >> 1);
}
// copy constructor
instr_item::instr_item( const instr_item & image ) :
handle ( ++instances ),
scrn_pos ( image.scrn_pos ),
load_value_fn( image.load_value_fn),
disp_factor ( image.disp_factor ),
opts ( image.opts ),
is_enabled ( image.is_enabled ),
broken ( image.broken ),
scr_span ( image.scr_span ),
mid_span ( image.mid_span )
{
}
instr_item::~instr_item ()
{
if (instances)
instances--;
}
void instr_item::update( void )
{
}
// break_display This is emplaced to provide hooks for making
// instruments unreliable. The default behavior is
// to simply not display, but more sophisticated behavior is available
// by over riding the function which is virtual in this class.
void instr_item::break_display ( bool bad )
{
broken = !!bad;
is_enabled = FALSE;
}
void instr_item::SetBrightness ( int level )
{
brightness = level; // This is all we will do for now. Later the
// brightness levels will be sensitive both to
// the control knob and the outside light levels
// to emulated night vision effects.
}
UINT instr_item::get_Handle( void )
{
return handle;
}