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HTHist.h
Package: arena-beta-2b-src.tar.gz [view]
Upload User: zlh9724
Upload Date: 2007-01-04
Package Size: 1991k
Code Size: 5k
Category:
Browser Client
Development Platform:
Unix_Linux
- /* History module
- HISTORY MANAGER
- */
- /*
- ** (c) COPYRIGHT MIT 1995.
- ** Please first read the full copyright statement in the file COPYRIGH.
- */
- /*
- This is a simple history module for a WWW client. It keeps a linear history, with a
- destructive or non-destructive backtrack, and list sequencing (previous, next)
- operations.
- If you are building a client, you don't have to use this: just don't call it. This
- module is not used by any other modules in the libwww, so if you don't refer to it you
- don't get it in your linked application.
- This module is implemented by HTHist.c, and it is a part of the W3C Reference Library.
- */
- #ifndef HTHISTORY_H
- #define HTHISTORY_H
- #include "HTAnchor.h"
- /*
- Creation and Deletion Methods
- The history module can handle multiple history lists which can be useful in a
- multithreaded environment with several open windows in the client application. A new
- histrory lidt is referenced by the handle returned from the creation method.
- */
- typedef struct _HTHistory HTHistory;
- extern HTHistory *HTHistory_new (void);
- extern BOOL HTHistory_delete (HTHistory *old);
- /*
- Add and delete History Elements
- RECORD AN ENTRY IN A LIST
- Registers the object in the linear list. The first entry is the home page. No check is
- done for duplicates. Returns YES if ok, else NO
- */
- extern BOOL HTHistory_record (HTHistory *hist, HTAnchor *cur);
- /*
- REPLACE LIST WITH NEW ELEMENT
- Iserts the new element at the current position and removes all any old list from
- current position. For example if c is cur pos
- before: a b c d e
- after : a b f
- Returns YES if ok, else NO
- */
- extern BOOL HTHistory_replace (HTHistory *hist, HTAnchor *cur);
- /*
- DELETE LAST ENTRY IN A LIST
- Deletes the last object from the list Returns YES if OK, else NO
- */
- extern BOOL HTHistory_removeLast (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- REMOVE THE HISTORY LIST FROM POSITION
- Deletes the history list FROM the entry at position 'cur' (excluded). Home page has
- position 1. Returns YES if OK, else NO
- */
- extern BOOL HTHistory_removeFrom (HTHistory *hist, int pos);
- /*
- NUMBER OF ELEMENTS STORED
- Returns the size of the history list or -1 if none.
- */
- extern int HTHistory_count (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- CURRENT POSITION
- Returns the current position or -1 on error
- */
- extern int HTHistory_position (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- FIND AND RE-REGISTER VISITED ANCHOR
- Finds already registered anchor at given position and registers it again EXCEPT if last
- entry. This allows for `circular' history lists with duplicate entries. Position 1 is
- the home anchor. The current position is updated.
- */
- extern HTAnchor * HTHistory_recall (HTHistory *hist, int pos);
- /*
- FIND ENTRY AT POSITION
- Entry with the given index in the list (1 is the home page). Like HTHistory_recall but
- without re-registration. Un success, the current position is updated to the value 'pos'
- value.
- */
- extern HTAnchor * HTHistory_find (HTHistory *hist, int pos);
- /*
- LIST THE HISTORY LIST
- This function is like HTHistory_find() but does not update the current position
- */
- extern HTAnchor * HTHistory_list (HTHistory *hist, int pos);
- /*
- Navigation
- CAN WE BACK IN HISTORY
- Returns YES if the current anchor is not the first entry (home page)
- */
- extern BOOL HTHistory_canBacktrack (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- BACKTRACK WITH DELETION
- Returns the previous object and erases the last object. This does not allow for
- 'forward' as we are always at the end of the list. If no previous object exists, NULL
- is returned so that the application knows that no previous object was found. See also
- HTHistory_back().
- */
- extern HTAnchor * HTHistory_backtrack (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- BACKTRACK WITHOUT DELETION
- Returns the previos object but does not erase the last object. This does not allow for
- 'forward'. If no previous object exists, NULL is returned so that the application knows
- that no previous object was found. See also HTHistory_backtrack()
- */
- extern HTAnchor * HTHistory_back (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- CAN WE GO FORWARD
- Returns YES if the current anchor is not the last entry
- */
- extern BOOL HTHistory_canForward (HTHistory *hist);
- /*
- FORWARD
- Return the next object in the list or NULL if none
- */
- extern HTAnchor * HTHistory_forward (HTHistory *hist);
- #endif /* HTHISTORY_H */
- /*
- */