DocumentContextID.h

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#ifndef __DocumentContextID__
#define __DocumentContextID__

#include "CrossPlatformTypes.h"
#include "IDFactory.h"

// <Start IDC>
#define kDocumentContextPrefix RezLong(0x2900)

// <Message ID>
 // Draw Messages:






// GAP 20-21




 // Hit test Messages:


 // Inval Messages:


 // Iterate Messages:






// Text draw messages

// Layout selection messages


// These bracket the actual content layers (not page background or guides), and are
// always called even if drawing is interrupted. Called at the spread gsave level.

// These are called before the first and after the last spread in a window. The changedBy
// for BeforeFirst is the first visible spread and the changedBy for AfterLast is the last
// visible spread. The CTM is still the pasteboard coordinate system.

// These events are artificial begin-end contexts used when the spread is not necessarily
// going to be encountered as part of a draw -- e.g., when generating an image of a single
// page item. By watching for these *or* a spread-begin/end message you should be assured
// that your event handler can properly bracket all artwork. Note that these should be
// mutually exclusive with spread-level begin/end messages.

// Whenever the flattener is employed it accumulates artwork then dumps out the flattened
// version of that artwork into a destination port. The destination port will receive
// these events immediately prior to and after the artwork coming from the flattener.

// These bracket the graphic frame fill operations, including any fill adornments.

// These bracket the graphic frame stroke, including any stroke adornments.

// These bracket the graphic frame hierarchy.


#endif