class WXDLLEXPORT wxDataFormat
{
public:
- // the clipboard formats under Win32 are UINTs
- typedef unsigned int NativeFormat;
+ // the clipboard formats under Win32 are WORD's
+ typedef unsigned short NativeFormat;
wxDataFormat(NativeFormat format = wxDF_INVALID) { m_format = format; }
- wxDataFormat(const wxChar *format) { SetId(format); }
+
+ // we need constructors from all string types as implicit conversions to
+ // wxString don't apply when we already rely on implicit conversion of a,
+ // for example, "char *" string to wxDataFormat, and existing code does it
+ wxDataFormat(const wxString& format) { SetId(format); }
+ wxDataFormat(const char *format) { SetId(format); }
+ wxDataFormat(const wchar_t *format) { SetId(format); }
+ wxDataFormat(const wxCStrData& format) { SetId(format); }
wxDataFormat& operator=(NativeFormat format)
{ m_format = format; return *this; }
NativeFormat GetFormatId() const { return m_format; }
operator NativeFormat() const { return m_format; }
- // this only works with standard ids
- void SetType(wxDataFormatId format) { m_format = format; }
- wxDataFormatId GetType() const { return m_format; }
+ // this works with standard as well as custom ids
+ void SetType(NativeFormat format) { m_format = format; }
+ NativeFormat GetType() const { return m_format; }
// string ids are used for custom types - this SetId() must be used for
// application-specific formats
wxString GetId() const;
- void SetId(const wxChar *format);
+ void SetId(const wxString& format);
-private:
- // returns TRUE if the format is one of those defined in wxDataFormatId
- bool IsStandard() const { return m_format > 0 && m_format < wxDF_MAX; }
+ // returns true if the format is one of those defined in wxDataFormatId
+ bool IsStandard() const { return m_format > 0 && m_format < wxDF_PRIVATE; }
+private:
NativeFormat m_format;
};