scummvm/engines/sherlock/scalpel/settings.h

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#ifndef SHERLOCK_SETTINGS_H
#define SHERLOCK_SETTINGS_H

#include "common/scummsys.h"

namespace Sherlock {

class SherlockEngine;

namespace Scalpel {

class Settings {
private:
	SherlockEngine *_vm;

	Settings(SherlockEngine *vm) : _vm(vm) {
		_hotkeyExit = 0;
		_hotkeyMusic = 0;
		_hotkeyPortraits = 0;
		_hotkeyNewFontStyle = 0;
		_hotkeySoundEffects = 0;
		_hotkeyWindows = 0;
		_hotkeyAutoHelp = 0;
		_hotkeyVoices = 0;
		_hotkeyFade = 0;

		memset(_hotkeysIndexed, 0, sizeof(_hotkeysIndexed));
	}

	byte _hotkeyExit;
	byte _hotkeyMusic;
	byte _hotkeyPortraits;
	byte _hotkeyNewFontStyle;
	byte _hotkeySoundEffects;
	byte _hotkeyWindows;
	byte _hotkeyAutoHelp;
	byte _hotkeyVoices;
	byte _hotkeyFade;

	byte _hotkeysIndexed[12];

	/**
	 * Draws the interface for the settings window
	 */
	void drawInterface(bool flag);

	/**
	 * Draws the buttons for the settings dialog
	 */
	int drawButtons(const Common::Point &pt, int key);
public:
	/**
	 * Handles input when the settings window is being shown
	 * @remarks		Whilst this would in theory be better in the Journal class, since it displays in
	 *		the user interface, it uses so many internal UI fields, that it sort of made some sense
	 *		to put it in the UserInterface class.
	 */
	static void show(SherlockEngine *vm);
};

} // End of namespace Scalpel

} // End of namespace Sherlock

#endif