#include "wx/gdicmn.h"
class WXDLLIMPEXP_FWD_CORE wxWindow;
+class wxToolTipOtherWindows;
class WXDLLIMPEXP_CORE wxToolTip : public wxObject
{
// remove any tooltip from the window
static void Remove(WXHWND hwnd, unsigned int id, const wxRect& rc);
- // the rect we're associated with
+ // Set the rectangle we're associated with. This rectangle is only used for
+ // the main window, not any sub-windows added with Add() so in general it
+ // makes sense to use it for tooltips associated with a single window only.
void SetRect(const wxRect& rc);
- const wxRect& GetRect() const { return m_rect; }
private:
+ // Adds a window other than our main m_window to this tooltip.
+ void DoAddOtherWindow(WXHWND hWnd);
+
+ // Perform the specified operation for the given window only.
+ void DoSetTip(WXHWND hWnd);
+ void DoRemove(WXHWND hWnd);
+
+ // Call the given function for all windows we're associated with.
+ void DoForAllWindows(void (wxToolTip::*func)(WXHWND));
+
+
// the one and only one tooltip control we use - never access it directly
// but use GetToolTipCtrl() which will create it when needed
static WXHWND ms_hwndTT;
void Remove();
wxString m_text; // tooltip text
- wxWindow* m_window; // window we're associated with
+ wxWindow* m_window; // main window we're associated with
+ wxToolTipOtherWindows *m_others; // other windows associated with it or NULL
wxRect m_rect; // the rect of the window for which this tooltip is shown
// (or a rect with width/height == 0 to show it for the entire window)
unsigned int m_id; // the id of this tooltip (ignored when m_rect width/height is 0)