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Sets and Gets the _frame attribute of CFrame by calling CFrame::frame() method. Make sure to cast The CDialog to CFrame when setting and cast CFrame to CDialog when getting!
==CLabel==
A readonly Field that encapsulates console.display() function. (i.e it is responsible to display a short character string on the display) CLable although, by inheritance is Frame, but it is never '''bordered'''.
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#include "cfield.h"
class CLabel : public CField{
// int _length; Use void CFrame::width(int) to store length, and int CFrame::width() to retrieve the length
public:
CLabel(const CLabel& L);
CLabel(const char *Str, int Row, int Col,
int Len = 0);
CLabel(int Row, int Col, int Len);
~CLabel();
void draw(int fn=C_NO_FRAME) ;
int edit();
bool editable()const;
void set(const void* str);
};
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===Attributes===
No attributes, (use Cframe attributes)
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// int _length; removed! use void CFrame::width(int) to store and int CFrame::width() to retrieve length
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<del>Holds the Length of the label, this will be stored to be passed to console.display function.</del>
===Constructors / Destructor ===
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CLabel(const char *Str, int Row, int Col,
int Len = 0);
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passes the Row and Col to the CField constructor and then;
if len is zero, it will allocate enough memory to store the string pointed by Str and then copies the Str into it.
if len > 0, then it will allocate enough memory to store '''len''' chars in a string.
In any way, the allocated memory is pointed by '''_data'''
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CLabel(int Row, int Col, int Len);
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Works exactly like the previous constructor, but len in this case can not be zero. (no validation required) and the string pointed by _data will be set to an empty string.
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CLabel(const CLabel& L);
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<del>A private and empty copy Constructor. This prevents copying CLabel.</del><br />
Copies a CLabel safely to guaranty there is no memory leak.
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~CLabel();
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makes sure that memory pointed by _data is deallocated before the object is destroyed.
===Methods===
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void draw(int fn=C_NO_FRAME) ;
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makes a direct call to console.display(), passing '''_data''' for the string to be printed and absRow() and absCol() for row and col and _length for len.
this function ignores the argument fn.
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int edit();
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calls draw, returning 0.
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bool editable()const;
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always return false.
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void set(const void* str);
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if _length is greater than zero, it will copy the string pointed by str into the string pointed by _data upto _length characters.
if _length is zero,<br /> It will delete the memory pointed by _data and reallocates enough memory for str and copies the string pointed by str into the newly allocated memory pointed by _data.
