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Wimp_CreateIcon (window syntax)

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Wimp_ CreateIcon (window syntax)

(SWI &400C2)
Entry
R0 –
R1 Pointer to block
+0 Window handle
+4 Icon Block
Exit
R0 Icon handle (unique within window)

Use

The purpose of this call is to create an icon that is part of a window. To display the icon, the window must first be updated by using Wimp_ForceRedraw.

Icon Block

The icon block contains all the information required to create the icon itself. The block starts at R1+4 for this call. A full detailed description can be found in the Icon Block page.

See also

  • Wimp_CreateIcon (icon bar syntax)
  • Wimp_DeleteIcon
  • Wimp_CreateWindow
  • Wimp_ForceRedraw
Revised on June 5, 2009 01:52:55 by Alan Robertson (52)? (127.0.0.1)
Edit | Back in time (3 revisions) | See changes | History | Views: Print | Source | Linked from: Wimp_CreateIcon, Wimp_CreateIcon (icon bar syntax), Icon Flags, Icon Block, Icon Data, Icon Button Types, Validation Strings, Validation String A, Validation String C, Validation String N, Validation String D, Validation String F, Validation String K, Validation String L, Validation String P, Validation String R, Validation String S, Validation String U, Validation String X, Validation String Y

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