bpf::system::WindowsApp class final
#include <Base/include/Framework/System/WindowsApp.hpp>

Contents

Base classes

class Application

Public static functions

static auto GetArguments() -> collection::Array<String>

Constructors, destructors, conversion operators

WindowsApp(void* hinstance, bool hasConsole)
~WindowsApp()

Public functions

void CreateConsole(fint rows, fint columns) final
auto GetWorkingDirectory() const -> io::File final
auto SetWorkingDirectory(const io::File& file) -> bool final
void DisableErrorDialogs() final noexcept
void SetModuleDirectories(const collection::Array<io::File>& directories) virtual

Function documentation

void bpf::system::WindowsApp::CreateConsole(fint rows, fint columns) final

Parameters
rows number of rows in the console window
columns number of columns in the console window
Exceptions
OSException in case of system error

Allocates a console for this application if it does not already have one. Only useful when the system do not create a console

io::File bpf::system::WindowsApp::GetWorkingDirectory() const final

Returns new io::File containing current working directory as given by system

Gets the current working directory

bool bpf::system::WindowsApp::SetWorkingDirectory(const io::File& file) final

Parameters
file the new current working directory (relative paths are supported)
Returns true if operation succeeded, false otherwise

Sets the current working directory

void bpf::system::WindowsApp::DisableErrorDialogs() final noexcept

Disables operating system level dialogs shown when an application crashes. Useful when building command line applications

void bpf::system::WindowsApp::SetModuleDirectories(const collection::Array<io::File>& directories) virtual

Parameters
directories the new directories to use for resolving dependencies
Exceptions
OSException if multiple directories are given and the system only supports one or if system error
io::IOException if any of the given paths is not a directory

Sets the additional module directories for this application