FileBrowserDialogImpl.hpp

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#if !defined(DISTRHO_FILE_BROWSER_DIALOG_HPP_INCLUDED) && !defined(DGL_FILE_BROWSER_DIALOG_HPP_INCLUDED)
# error bad include
#endif
 
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// File Browser Dialog stuff
 
struct FileBrowserData;
typedef FileBrowserData* FileBrowserHandle;
 
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/**
  File browser options, for customizing the file browser dialog.@n
  By default the file browser dialog will be work as "open file" in the current working directory.
*/
struct FileBrowserOptions {
    /** Whether we are saving, opening files otherwise (default) */
    bool saving;
 
    /** Default filename when saving, required in some platforms (basename without path separators) */
    const char* defaultName;
 
    /** Start directory, uses current working directory if null */
    const char* startDir;
 
    /** File browser dialog window title, uses "FileBrowser" if null */
    const char* title;
 
    /** Class name of the matching Application instance that controls this dialog */
    const char* className;
 
    // TODO file filter
 
   /**
      File browser button state.
      This allows to customize the behaviour of the file browse dialog buttons.
      Note these are merely hints, not all systems support them.
    */
    enum ButtonState {
      kButtonInvisible,
      kButtonVisibleUnchecked,
      kButtonVisibleChecked,
    };
 
   /**
      File browser buttons.
    */
    struct Buttons {
      /** Whether to list all files vs only those with matching file extension */
      ButtonState listAllFiles;
      /** Whether to show hidden files */
      ButtonState showHidden;
      /** Whether to show list of places (bookmarks) */
      ButtonState showPlaces;
 
      /** Constructor for default values */
      Buttons()
            : listAllFiles(kButtonVisibleChecked),
              showHidden(kButtonVisibleUnchecked),
              showPlaces(kButtonVisibleChecked) {}
    } buttons;
 
    /** Constructor for default values */
    FileBrowserOptions()
      : saving(false),
        defaultName(nullptr),
        startDir(nullptr),
        title(nullptr),
        className(nullptr),
        buttons() {}
};
 
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/**
  Create a new file browser dialog.
 
  @p isEmbed:     Whether the window this dialog belongs to is an embed/child window (needed to close dialog on Windows)
  @p windowId:    The native window id to attach this dialog to as transient parent (X11 Window, HWND or NSView*)
  @p scaleFactor: Scale factor to use (only used on X11)
  @p options:     Extra options, optional
  By default the file browser dialog will work as "open file" in the current working directory.
*/
FileBrowserHandle fileBrowserCreate(bool isEmbed,
                                    uintptr_t windowId,
                                    double scaleFactor,
                                    const FileBrowserOptions& options = FileBrowserOptions());
 
/**
  Idle the file browser dialog handle.@n
  Returns true if dialog was closed (with or without a file selection),
  in which case this idle function must not be called anymore for this handle.
  You can then call fileBrowserGetPath to know the selected file (or null if cancelled).
*/
bool fileBrowserIdle(const FileBrowserHandle handle);
 
/**
  Close and free the file browser dialog, handle must not be used afterwards.
*/
void fileBrowserClose(const FileBrowserHandle handle);
 
/**
  Get the path chosen by the user or null.@n
  Should only be called after fileBrowserIdle returns true.
*/
const char* fileBrowserGetPath(const FileBrowserHandle handle);
 
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