24 #define SMALL_BUFFER_LENGTH 2560
26 #define MESSAGE_BUFFER_LENGTH 1024
27 #define TEXT_BUFFER_LENGTH 1024
30 #define MAX_NUMBER_OF_WPIPS_WINDOWS 9
31 #define INITIAL_NUMBER_OF_WPIPS_WINDOWS 2
32 #define NO_TEXTSW_AVAILABLE -1
94 #define WPIPS_MENU_SEPARATOR MENU_ITEM, MENU_STRING, "", MENU_INACTIVE, TRUE, NULL
96 #define WPIPS_MENU_SEPARATOR_ID ""
100 #define WPIPS_LOG_WINDOW_WIDTH_RESSOURCE_NAME "wpips.logwindow.width"
101 #define WPIPS_LOG_WINDOW_WIDTH_RESSOURCE_CLASS "Wpips.Logwindow.Width"
102 #define WPIPS_LOG_WINDOW_WIDTH_DEFAULT DIALOG_WIDTH
104 #define WPIPS_LOG_WINDOW_HEIGHT_RESSOURCE_NAME "wpips.logwindow.height"
105 #define WPIPS_LOG_WINDOW_HEIGHT_RESSOURCE_CLASS "Wpips.Logwindow.Height"
106 #define WPIPS_LOG_WINDOW_HEIGHT_DEFAULT DIALOG_HEIGHT
#define MAX_NUMBER_OF_WPIPS_WINDOWS
How many display wondows can be opened :
bool wpips_emacs_mode
This variable is used to indicate wether wpips is in the Emacs mode:
Frame main_frame
If we are in the Emacs mode, the log_frame is no longer really used:
Frame edit_frame[MAX_NUMBER_OF_WPIPS_WINDOWS]
wpips_main_loop_command_type
The type to describe the command to execute outside the notifyer:
@ WPIPS_EXECUTE_AND_DISPLAY
int number_of_wpips_windows