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| void | clutter_win32_disable_event_retrieval () |
| gboolean | clutter_win32_set_stage_foreign () |
| ClutterStage * | clutter_win32_get_stage_from_window () |
| HWND | clutter_win32_get_stage_window () |
| gboolean | clutter_win32_handle_event () |
The Win32 backend for Clutter provides some specific API, allowing integration with the Win32 API for embedding and manipulating the stage window.
The ClutterWin32 API is available since Clutter 0.8
void
clutter_win32_disable_event_retrieval (void);
Disables retrieval of Windows messages in the main loop. Use to create event-less canvas.
This function can only be called before calling clutter_init().
Since 0.8
gboolean clutter_win32_set_stage_foreign (ClutterStage *stage,HWND hwnd);
Target the ClutterStage to use an existing external window handle.
Since 0.8
ClutterStage *
clutter_win32_get_stage_from_window (HWND hwnd);
Gets the stage for a particular window.
Since 0.8
HWND
clutter_win32_get_stage_window (ClutterStage *stage);
Gets the stage's window handle
Since 0.8
gboolean
clutter_win32_handle_event (const MSG *msg);
This function processes a single Win32 message. It can be used to hook into external windows message processing (for example, a GDK filter function).
If clutter_win32_disable_event_retrieval() has been called, you must
let this function process events to update Clutter's internal state.
TRUE if the message was handled entirely by Clutter
and no further processing (such as calling the default window
procedure) should take place. FALSE is returned if is the message
was not handled at all or if Clutter expects processing to take
place.
Since 1.6