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1// Note: This is a header file for the private, undocumented NSImagePickerController used in iChat and Address Book
2// Its use requires the target to include the AddressBook framework, and it only on 10.3 and 10.4 (but not 10.5 or greater).
3
4/*
5 Â Â *     Derrived from the output of class-dump (version 2.1.5) by Nicko van Someren.
6 Â Â *     class-dump is Copyright (C) 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 by Steve  Nygard.
7 
8 Â Â *                       ****** WARNING !!!! ******
9 Â Â *
10 Â Â * This set of classes is not documented by Apple, and as such there is
11 Â Â * absolutely no guarantee that it will not change!  There are clear  signs
12 Â Â * that the API was never expected to be used by third parties in its  current
13 Â Â * form.
14 Â Â *
15 Â Â *                 ****** USE AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!! ******
16 
17 Â Â * Refers to parts of file:  /System/Library/Frameworks/AddressBook.framework/AddressBook and
18 Â Â *  .../AddressBook.framework/ImagePickerQTParts.bundle/Contents/MacOS/ImagePickerQTParts
19 Â Â */
20
21#import <AppKit/AppKit.h>
22
23// This is defined as a protcol for documentation reasons; it's not really necessary to have it so
24@protocol ApparentlyNSImagePickerDelegateProtocol
25
26// This gets called when the user selects OK on a new image
27- (void)imagePicker: (id) sender selectedImage: (NSImage *) image;
28
29        // This is called if the user cancels an image selection
30- (void)imagePickerCanceled: (id) sender;
31
32        // This is called to provide an image when the delegate is first set and
33        // following selectionChanged messages to the controller.
34        // The junk on the end seems to be the selector name for the method itself
35- (NSImage *) displayImageInPicker: junk;
36
37        // This is called to give a title for the picker. It is called as above.
38        // Note that you must not return nil or the window gets upset
39- (NSString *) displayTitleInPicker: junk;
40@end
41
42
43@interface NSIPRecentPicture:NSObject
44{
45    NSString *_originalImageName;
46    NSImage *_originalImage;
47    NSRect _crop;
48    NSData *_smallIconData;
49}
50
51+ pictureDirPath;
52+ (int)maxRecents;
53+ _infoFilePath;
54+ (char)purgeExtras;
55+ (void)_saveChanges;
56+ recentPictures;
57+ recentSmallIcons;
58+ currentPicture;
59+ (void)noCurrentPicture;
60+ (void)removeAllButCurrent;
61- initWithOriginalImage:fp8 crop:(NSRect)fp12 smallIcon:fp28;
62- initWithOriginalImage:fp8;
63- initWithInfo:fp8;
64- (void)dealloc;
65- _infoToSave;
66- originalImagePath;
67- originalImage;
68- croppedImage;
69- smallIcon;
70- (NSRect)crop;
71- (void)setCrop:(NSRect)fp8 smallIcon:fp24;
72- (void)_removePermanently;
73- (void)setCurrent;
74
75@end
76
77@interface NSImagePickerController:NSWindowController
78{
79        @private
80        id _imageView;
81        id _layerSuperview;
82        NSSlider *_slider;
83        id _recentMenu;
84        NSButton *_cameraButton;
85        NSButton *_smallerButton;
86        NSButton *_largerButton;
87        NSButton *_chooseButton;
88        NSButton *_setButton;
89        NSImage *_originalImage;
90        NSSize _originalSize;
91        NSSize _targetSize;
92        NSSize _minSize;
93        NSSize _maxSize;
94        float _defaultSliderPos;
95        NSIPRecentPicture *_recentPicture;
96        char _changed;
97        char _changesAccepted;
98        char _takingPicture;
99        id _target;
100        SEL _action;
101        void *_userInfo;
102        id _delegate;
103}
104
105// This seems to be the best way to get the Image Picker we should use
106+ (NSImagePickerController *) sharedImagePickerControllerCreate: (BOOL) create;
107
108        // This is the pop-up for the recently presented pictures
109+ recentPicturesPopUp;
110
111        // The point given is NOT taken within the context of the window!
112- initAtPoint:(NSPoint) p inWindow: w;
113
114        // Don't use this method! Implement delegate imagePicker:selectedImage: and imagePickerCanceled: instead
115        // This target here can't work out if the user hit Cancel
116- (void)setTarget: onObject selector:(SEL) aSelector userInfo:(void *) context;
117
118        // Get the image back
119- image;
120
121        // Get back the image that was there before
122- originalImage;
123
124        // Set the delegate
125- (void)setDelegate: anObject;
126
127        // Notify the controller that the selection for which we are setting the image
128        // has changed. This causes the delegate to be asked for a new image and title
129- (void)selectionChanged;
130
131
132- (void)hideRecentsPopUp;
133
134@end
135
136@interface NSImagePickerController(QTImagePickerBundle)
137// Get information about the inner bundle
138+ bundle;
139
140        // Get/Set if the user has changed anything in the dialoge
141- (void)setHasChanged: (BOOL) changed;
142- (BOOL)hasChanged;
143
144- (void)handlePictureTakenNotification: (NSNotification *) aNotification;
145
146        // You need to call this when you get notification that a cammera has been (un)plugged
147- (void)_updateCameraButton;
148
149        // Set the image to be displayed.  Useful for the initial image, or you can implement delegate displayImageInPicker:
150- (void)setWidgetImage: (NSImage *) anImage;
151
152        // Get and set the cropping rectangle
153- (NSRect)crop;
154- (void)setCrop: (NSRect) aRect;
155
156
157        // The remaining methods are ones that are not obviously standard methods or actions for the panel
158        // but which I've not yet work out
159
160        // Fakes OK and Cancel
161- (void)sendChangesToOwner;
162- (void)sendCancelToOwner;
163
164        // Handles information pertaining to the recent pictures list
165- (void)setRecentPicture:(NSIPRecentPicture *)ipRecentPicture;
166- (NSIPRecentPicture *)recentPicture;
167
168- (void)setViewImage:(NSSize)fp8;
169
170@end
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