WMFHANDLES Struct Reference

#include <uwmf.h>

Data Fields
uint32_t *	table
	Array Buffer for constructing the WMF in memory.
size_t	allocated
	Slots in the buffer.
size_t	chunk
	Number to add if a realloc is required.
uint32_t	lolimit
	Lowest unoccupied table slot, may be a hole created by a deleteobject.
uint32_t	hilimit
	Highest table slot occupied (currently)
uint32_t	peak
	Highest table slot occupied (ever)

Detailed Description

The various create functions need a place to put their handles, these are stored in the table below. We don't actually do anything much with these handles, that is up to whatever program finally plays back the WMF, but we do need to keep track of the numbers so that they are not accidentally reused. (Also WMF files have rules about how object handles must be numbered, for instance, the lowest possible number must always be used. These are different from EMF object handles.) This structure is used for staying in conformance with these rules.

There are no stock objects in WMF files.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• uwmf.h