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  <assembly>

    <name>Delta.Platforms.Windows</name>

  </assembly>

  <members>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF">

      <summary>

            Window class for all platforms that support WPF (System.Windows)

            Reference of the .NET WPF window:

            http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/ms748948.aspx

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.GetDefaultPlayerName">

      <summary>

            Get default player name from windows identity, and if this fails use

            computer name! Usually just used in DeltaLauncher and some tools.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.#ctor(System.Windows.Window)">

      <summary>

            Create window with given WPF-Windows, this constructor is

            usually used for editors where we want to render into custom

            panels. For games we usually just use the empty constructor!

            As always, use the Factory to create this class!

            </summary>

      <param name="setNativeWindow">

            Native System.Windows.Window handle for this WPF window.

            </param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.Close">

      <summary>

            Closes the window. This is just one line of code (if at all), but

            it uses native data, which we have no access from Application.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.HandlePlatformEvents">

      <summary>

            Handles all (native) platform events which waiting in the queue of the

            operating system. We don't use this much, maybe for Close, but most

            other events (like resizing) are already handled elsewhere.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.HideCursor">

      <summary>

            Hide the hardware mouse cursor (use ShowCursor to show it again). This

            makes especially sense for fullscreen games or if the game shows its

            own mouse cursor. Only used on Windows, other platforms ignore this

            (they don't show a hardware mouse cursor anyway).

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.OpenWebsite(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Open website with the specified url.

            </summary>

      <param name="url">website url</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.SetClipboardText(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Helper method to set clipboard text. Lots of things must be done here

            in order for this to work in WPF. We need to create a new STA thread

            and we need to handle COMExceptions that can happen when calling

            Clipboard.SetText. If all fails the method will log a warning.

            </summary>

      <param name="text">Text we want to set to the clipboard</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.Resize(System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Resize helper function, will resize this window and set the new width

            and height values accordingly. Currently used for unit tests.

            </summary>

      <param name="newHeight">New Height</param>

      <param name="newWidth">New Width</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ShowCursor">

      <summary>

            Show the hardware mouse cursor if it was hidden (see the Hide method).

            Please note that this is only useful on Windows because on all other

            platforms there won't be any hardware mouse cursor to show anyway.

            You can however show your own mouse cursor with lines, sprites or even

            in 3D if you like, this method just shows the Windows hardware cursor.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ShowErrorDialog(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Show error dialog, nothing much to say here, will just display a 

            windows forms dialog with OK to continue and cancel for aborting the

            current app because of the shown error (often unrecoverable anyway).

            Note: This will block the app and should only be called for serious

            errors that prevent us from continuing or that really need to inform

            the user (e.g. Graphic module could not be started).

            </summary>

      <param name="message">Message to display</param>

      <returns>

            True if the user pressed yes to ignore, false otherwise.

            </returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ShowWarningDialog(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Same as ShowError, but just has an OK button to continue and will

            also output the warning into the log (ShowError is usually called

            from the Core.Error method anyway and has already log handling).

            </summary>

      <param name="message">Message to display</param>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.Handle">

      <summary>

            The handle of the window as "anchor" for accessing it on low level

            logic, e.g. for input module. This is NOT necessary the same handle

            as ViewportHandle, which is used for rendering. The reason for this

            is on windows only the top handle for the form gets all the input

            events, client panels will not get mouse scroll events for example!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.Title">

      <summary>

            The title the window, normally the name of the application.

            Set in the constructor here, but can also be set to anything else

            for games, editors or tools (e.g. displaying the current scene name).

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.Icon">

      <summary>

            Icon that is shown on the window in windowed mode and in the task bar

            (for windowed and fullscreen mode). Only used for windows.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.Location">

      <summary>

            Location of this window in desktop coordinates. Rarely used, but some

            input modules need this for the correct mouse position calculation.

            Not used if in fullscreen mode and if on a console or mobile platform.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ViewportHandle">

      <summary>

            The handle of the control where we want to render, this can be the same

            as the window or an inner control.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ViewportOffset">

      <summary>

            Represents the relative offset in pixels between the window top-left

            position and the render surface position. This is often (0, 0),

            especially on non-windows platforms and on windows too in fullscreen.

            But if we have a editor form, the render surface might be some panel!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ViewportPixelWidth">

      <summary>

            The width part of the drawing area size in pixels.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ViewportPixelHeight">

      <summary>

            The height part of the drawing area size in pixels.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.IsResizeable">

      <summary>

            Is resizeable?

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.IsClosed">

      <summary>

            Returns "true" if the windows is closed which means the application can

            resp. will be quit.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.IsFocused">

      <summary>

            Is focused

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="E:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowWPF.ResizeEvent">

      <summary>

            Resize event we can use to hock some extra code to it, usually just

            used to update the Screen aspect ratio for the projectionMatrix.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter">

      <summary>

            BitmapFilter class, takes a bitmap in the constructor and will change it

            with its functions, there are a lot of simple filters, most as powerful

            as the ones in photoshop. But this filters are only for real-time bitmap

            manipulation (e.g. we can use an emboss filter for a better locking

            minimap or an simple static bump map effect), for manipulating static

            images, use Photoshop (which is far more powerful ^^) The following page

            helps to explain the filters and provides some of the original code we

            reused here (thanks and credits fly to Christian Graus for providing this

            information):

            http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/csharpfilters.asp

            Another nice (newer) source for some bitmap filters can be found at:

            http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/Image_Processing_Lab.asp

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ScaleDownAndCopyRectGroupPhoto(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Scale down and copy rectangle helper method for Page_Load to scale

            images down and resize them in the manner that is requested by the url!

            NOTE: We always keep the aspect ratio, the keepAspectRatio boolean is

            only used to rescale the newHeight to fit. Else the image will be cutted

            and we show only the inner center part.

            </summary>

      <param name="originalBitmap">Original bitmap</param>

      <param name="newWidth">New width</param>

      <param name="newHeight">New height</param>

      <param name="keepAspectRatioAndChangeWidth">Keep aspect ratio and

            change width</param>

      <returns>

            Resulting bitmap

            </returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ScaleDownAndCopyRect(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32@,System.Int32@,System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Scale down and copy rectangle

            </summary>

      <param name="originalBitmap">Original bitmap</param>

      <param name="newWidth">New width</param>

      <param name="newHeight">New height</param>

      <param name="keepAspectRatioAndChangeHeight">Keep aspect ratio and

            change height</param>

      <returns>Resulting image instance.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ScaleDownAndCopyRectNoEffects(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Scale down and copy rectangle helper method for Page_Load to scale

            images down and resize them in the manner that is requested by the url!

            NOTE: We always keep the aspect ratio, the keepAspectRatio boolean is

            only used to rescale the newHeight to fit. Else the image will be cutted

            and we show only the inner center part.

            </summary>

      <param name="originalBitmap">Original bitmap</param>

      <param name="newWidth">New width</param>

      <param name="newHeight">New height</param>

      <param name="keepAspectRatioAndChangeHeight">Keep aspect ratio</param>

      <returns>

            Resulting bitmap

            </returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.CheckIfBorderIsTransparent(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Check if border is transparent

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmap">The bitmap.</param>

      <param name="x1">The x1.</param>

      <param name="y1">The y1.</param>

      <param name="x2">The x2.</param>

      <param name="y2">The y2.</param>

      <returns>True if the border of the image is transparent.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.#ctor(System.Drawing.Bitmap)">

      <summary>

            Constructor, just sets bitmap we want to change.

            Use Bitmap (get only) to receive result of any operation!

            </summary>

      <param name="setBitmap">Set bitmap.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.Invert">

      <summary>

            Invert whole bitmap graphic, just takes every r, g, b value

            and invert it (255-oldValue). We manipulate directly the bitmap data!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.GrayScale">

      <summary>

            Convert bitmap color data to grayscale data, the factors are:

            red: 0.299, green: 0.587, blue: 0.114

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AdjustBrightness(System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Adjust brightness, simply add brightnessChange value

            to each r, g, b value (we will check that resulting value

            still is in 0-255 range!)

            </summary>

      <param name="brightnessChange">The brightness change.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AdjustContrast(System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Adjust contrast, max. contrastChange is 100 (minimum is -100)

            </summary>

      <param name="contrastChange">The contrast change.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AdjustGamma(System.Single,System.Single,System.Single)">

      <summary>

            Adjust gamma of each color component (r, g, b)

            Values will be bound to 0.2 to 5.0 range!

            </summary>

      <param name="redGammaChange">The red gamma change.</param>

      <param name="greenGammaChange">The green gamma change.</param>

      <param name="blueGammaChange">The blue gamma change.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AdjustColor(System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add color component for each,

            result values will be bound to 0 to 255.

            </summary>

      <param name="redAdd">The red add.</param>

      <param name="greenAdd">The green add.</param>

      <param name="blueAdd">The blue add.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.FadeToColor(System.Byte,System.Byte,System.Byte,System.Single)">

      <summary>

            Fade the pixels of the bitmap towards a color over the alpha value.

            </summary>

      <param name="alpha">Alpha</param>

      <param name="blue">Blue</param>

      <param name="green">Green</param>

      <param name="red">Red</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ApplyConvolutionMatrix(Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ConvolutionMatrix)">

      <summary>

            Apply ConvolutionMatrix to bitmap, see description above.

            For easy use, just use one of the precalculated matrices!

            </summary>

      <param name="convMatrix">The conv matrix.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.Resize(System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Resize bitmap, cool is use of bilinear filter if needed!

            </summary>

      <param name="newWidth">The new width.</param>

      <param name="newHeight">The new height.</param>

      <param name="useBilinearFilter">if set to <c>true</c> [use bilinear filter].</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.Resize(System.Drawing.Size,System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Resize

            </summary>

      <param name="newSize">New size</param>

      <param name="useBilinearFilter">Use bilinear filter</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ResizeButDontChangeAspectRatio(System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Resize bitmap, but don't change aspect ratio. If image does not fit,

            we only use a portion of the original image (cutting of the borders).

            </summary>

      <param name="newWidth">New width</param>

      <param name="newHeight">New height</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ResizeButDontChangeAspectRatioDontCut(System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Resize bitmap, but don't change aspect ratio and do not cut the borders.

            If image does not fit, fill the rest with white.

            </summary>

      <param name="newWidth">New width</param>

      <param name="newHeight">New height</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.DownsizeHighQuality(System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Resize bitmap, slower than Resize(), but much more quality

            because we resampling all pixels!

            Because of the algorithm this will work only properly

            if sizing down (high resolution bitmap to small bitmap).

            Very useful to create icons, etc.

            If new size is bigger, this will look same as Resize

            without bilinear filter (and will be slower than using Resize)!

            </summary>

      <param name="newWidth">The new width.</param>

      <param name="newHeight">The new height.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ConvertTo24Bit">

      <summary>

            Helper function to convert any format lower than 24bit

            up to 24 bit, which is required by most functions here

            when manipulating pixels!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ConvertTo32Bit">

      <summary>

            Helper function to convert any format lower than 32bit to argb 32 bit!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddWhiteBorders">

      <summary>

            Add white borders

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AdjustContrastAndAddWhiteBorders">

      <summary>

            Adjust contrast and add white borders

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddBitmap(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap, was filled with lots of error checking and extra bitmap

            generation before, but that was slow. Now optimized heavily because

            for most cases (atlas, iphone image generation, website stuff, etc.)

            we know that bitmapToAdd will usually fit!

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToAdd">The bitmap to add.</param>

      <param name="posX">The pos X.</param>

      <param name="posY">The pos Y.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddTransparentBitmapWithExtraBorder(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Boolean,System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap, use pre-multiplied alpha (for all platforms), this avoids

            white blocks in png graphics usually generated by PhotoShop, and it

            also simplifies rendering and is the default for many platforms and

            frameworks nowadays anyway (e.g. XNA). Note: Also added extra border

            code to help us with UV coordinates and small textures used scaled up.

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToAdd">The bitmap to add.</param>

      <param name="posX">The pos X.</param>

      <param name="posY">The pos Y.</param>

      <param name="addXBorder">if set to <c>true</c> [add X border].</param>

      <param name="addYBorder">if set to <c>true</c> [add Y border].</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddBitmapNoBlending(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap with no blending, this is pretty much the same method

            as AddBitmap, but we do not blend alpha with the background, which

            has unwanted side effects with atlas generation. Instead just copy

            over the whole image including transparent pixels to make sure the

            borders of each atlas image look as they should.

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToAdd">The bitmap to add.</param>

      <param name="posX">The pos X.</param>

      <param name="posY">The pos Y.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddBitmapVerticalFlip(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Helper to add a bitmap on top and vertical flip it while we are at it.

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToAdd">The bitmap to add.</param>

      <param name="posX">The pos X.</param>

      <param name="posY">The pos Y.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddBitmapHorizontalFlip(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Helper to add a bitmap on top and horizontally flip it.

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToAdd">The bitmap to add.</param>

      <param name="posX">The pos X.</param>

      <param name="posY">The pos Y.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddBitmapOnTop(System.Drawing.Bitmap)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap on top

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToAdd">Bitmap to add</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.RenderBitmapOnTopOfThisTransparentBitmap(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap on top

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToRender">Bitmap to render.</param>

      <param name="xPos">X position.</param>

      <param name="yPos">Y position.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.RenderTransparentBitmap(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap on top

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToRender">Bitmap to render.</param>

      <param name="xPos">X position.</param>

      <param name="yPos">Y position.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.RenderTransparentBitmap(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap on top

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToRender">Bitmap to render.</param>

      <param name="xPos">X position for rendering.</param>

      <param name="yPos">Y position for rendering.</param>

      <param name="width">Width of the image.</param>

      <param name="height">Height of the image.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.RenderBitmap(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Render bitmap

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToRender">Bitmap to render.</param>

      <param name="xPos">X position.</param>

      <param name="yPos">Y position.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.RenderClubIcon(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap on top, very similar to RenderSportIcon, but does not

            recolor to yellow! White parts of the image are converted to a

            transparent color.

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToRender">Bitmap to render.</param>

      <param name="xPos">X position.</param>

      <param name="yPos">Y position.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.RenderSportIcon(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Add bitmap on top, makes white transparent and recolors everything

            to yellow.

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapToRender">Bitmap to render.</param>

      <param name="xPos">X position for rendering.</param>

      <param name="yPos">Y position for rendering.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.MakeBorderTransparent(System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Make border transparent

            </summary>

      <param name="pixelsPerBorder">Pixels per border</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.NormalizeNormalMap">

      <summary>

            Normalize each pixel/vector of a normal map.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.AddOutlineAndShadowPerPixel(System.Boolean,System.Boolean,System.Drawing.Color,System.Drawing.Color)">

      <summary>

            Add outline and shadow effects on a pixel basis. Used for font

            generation because outline glyph drawing on small fonts (size 12 or

            below) is very blurry and we want sharp pixel fonts for mobile

            devices.

            </summary>

      <param name="addOutline">if set to <c>true</c> [add outline].</param>

      <param name="addShadow">if set to <c>true</c> [add shadow].</param>

      <param name="outlineColor">Color of the outline.</param>

      <param name="shadowColor">Color of the shadow.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.Bitmap">

      <summary>

            Get modified bitmap, setting only allowed in constructor

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapFilter.ConvolutionMatrix">

      <summary>

            Helper class for convolution filters!

            Basically just a 3x3 matrix (or bigger for some filters)

            with values for each component, there is also a devidor

            we devide all values through and an additional offset.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.NativeMessageForm">

      <summary>

            Native message form

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.NativeMessageForm.WndProc(System.Windows.Forms.Message@)">

      <summary>

            Native message received.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="E:Delta.Platforms.Windows.NativeMessageForm.NativeEvent">

      <summary>

            Native message event.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication">

      <summary>

            Windows implementation for the Application.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication.SetEditorForm(System.Windows.Forms.Form,System.Windows.Forms.Control)">

      <summary>

            Set the specified window and render control for this application.

            This method is only used for editors or tools which need a different

            window around a rendering control. Start the Application normally via

            Application.Start. If you don't call this the engine will create its

            own window (outside of the editor application, if you want that ^^).

            </summary>

      <param name="setWindow">The editors window.</param>

      <param name="setControl">The control to render into</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication.SetEditorWPFWindow(System.Windows.Window,System.Windows.Forms.Integration.WindowsFormsHost)">

      <summary>

            Set the specified WPF window and render control for this application.

            This method is only used for editors or tools which need a different

            window around a rendering control. Start the Application normally via

            Application.Start. If you don't call this method for WPF applications

            the engine will still work and operate normally, but it won't render

            into the specified WPF control. Instead a new Windows Forms window is

            created like for normal non-WPF applications.

            </summary>

      <param name="setWindow">The editors window.</param>

      <param name="setHostControl">

            The WindowsFormsHost control to render into, if it has no children yet,

            an empty one to render into will be created automatically.

            </param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication.MakeSureAppIsNotAlreadyRunning">

      <summary>

            Make sure app is not already running. Reference:

            http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/oneprocessonly.aspx

            Note: Since this is called for many tools first, we also do the

            ProjectName check here to set the Log.LogName for logging!

            </summary>

      <returns>

            False if we are the only process with our process name. Otherwise true

            is returned if there are other instances and we need to close our

            process and stop continuing starting up the engine.

            </returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication.#ctor">

      <summary>

            Create a new Windows Application, only allowed via Factory!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication.Dispose">

      <summary>

            After the run loop returns, the we are done executing. Dispose main

            application modules and do some cleanup here. Dispose is based on the

            DynamicModule.Dispose, which does kill all the children modules for

            us automatically in the reverse order they were created and linked up.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.WindowsApplication.StartExecutionLoop">

      <summary>

            Start the execution loop. First check for some important stuff like

            graphics driver or already running instances of the game. If

            everything is fine we simply use the base method to start the game.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window">

      <summary>

            Window class for all platforms that support System.Windows.Forms.

            Unlike most other platform implementations (Xbox, iPhone, etc.) this

            implementation is quite heavy and powerful, we can handle windowed

            forms for games and testing, fullscreen mode is usually the default

            for games on windows and they have even better performance and finally

            we also support Editors via the EditorForm property, which will use a

            specific panel for rendering (used in all graphical tools and editors).

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.GetDefaultPlayerName">

      <summary>

            Get default player name from windows identity, and if this fails use

            computer name! Usually just used in DeltaLauncher and some tools.

            </summary>

      <returns></returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.#ctor">

      <summary>

            Create window by creating a default empty form, which will be

            filled by the other Window constructor. Only allowed from the Factory!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.#ctor(System.Windows.Forms.Form)">

      <summary>

            Create window with given Windows Form, this constructor is

            usually used for editors where we want to render into custom

            panels. For games we usually just use the empty constructor!

            Also only allowed from the Factory!

            </summary>

      <param name="setNativeForm">Set native form</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.Close">

      <summary>

            Closes the window. This will get rid of the native form or control,

            which we can only access here.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.HandlePlatformEvents">

      <summary>

            Handles all (native) platform events which waiting in the queue of the

            operating system. We don't use this much, maybe for Close, but most

            other events (like resizing) are already handled elsewhere.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.HideCursor">

      <summary>

            Hide the hardware mouse cursor (use ShowCursor to show it again). This

            makes especially sense for fullscreen games or if the game shows its

            own mouse cursor. Only used on Windows, other platforms ignore this

            (they don't show a hardware mouse cursor anyway).

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.OpenWebsite(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Open website with the specified url.

            </summary>

      <param name="url">website url</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.SetClipboardText(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Helper method to set clipboard text. We need to create a new STA thread

            and we need to handle COMExceptions that can happen when calling

            Clipboard.SetText. If all fails the method will log a warning.

            </summary>

      <param name="text">Text we want to set to the clipboard</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.Resize(System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Resize helper function, will resize this window and set the new width

            and height values accordingly. Currently used for unit tests.

            Note: If the viewport size already matches this method does nothing!

            </summary>

      <param name="newWidth">The new width.</param>

      <param name="newHeight">The new height.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ShowCursor">

      <summary>

            Show the hardware mouse cursor if it was hidden (see the Hide method).

            Please note that this is only useful on Windows because on all other

            platforms there won't be any hardware mouse cursor to show anyway.

            You can however show your own mouse cursor with lines, sprites or even

            in 3D if you like, this method just shows the Windows hardware cursor.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ShowErrorDialog(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Show error dialog, nothing much to say here, will just display a

            windows forms dialog with OK to continue and cancel for aborting the

            current app because of the shown error (often unrecoverable anyway).

            Note: This will block the app and should only be called for serious

            errors that prevent us from continuing or that really need to inform

            the user (e.g. Graphic module could not be started).

            </summary>

      <param name="message">Message to display</param>

      <returns>

            True to ignore this error in the future

            </returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ShowWarningDialog(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Same as ShowError, but just has an OK button to continue and will

            also output the warning into the log (ShowError is usually called

            from the Core.Error method anyway and has already log handling).

            </summary>

      <param name="message">Message to display</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.DesktopToViewport(System.Int32,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Converts the desktop position of the operating system in the Viewport

            position.

            <para /><b>Note:</b> This only used by the WindowsTouch class.

            </summary>

      <param name="desktopPositionX">Desktop position x</param>

      <param name="desktopPositionY">Desktop position y</param>

      <returns>

            Point

            </returns>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.NativeForm">

      <summary>

            Native form, which holds the native windows form window. This can

            obviously be a derived class, but you need to cast it back to your

            type, so do not use this often, cache it somewhere instead!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.Handle">

      <summary>

            The handle of the window as "anchor" for accessing it on low level

            logic, e.g. for input module. This is NOT necessary the same handle

            as ViewportHandle, which is used for rendering. The reason for this

            is on windows only the top handle for the form gets all the input

            events, client panels will not get mouse scroll events for example!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.Title">

      <summary>

            The title the window, normally the name of the application.

            Set in the constructor here, but can also be set to anything else

            for games, editors or tools (e.g. displaying the current scene name).

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.Icon">

      <summary>

            Icon that is shown on the window in windowed mode and in the task bar

            (for windowed and fullscreen mode). Only used for windows.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.Location">

      <summary>

            Location of this window in desktop coordinates. Rarely used, but some

            input modules need this for the correct mouse position calculation.

            Not used if in fullscreen mode and if on a console or mobile platform.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ViewportHandle">

      <summary>

            The handle of the control where we want to render, this can be the same

            as the window or an inner control.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ViewportOffset">

      <summary>

            Represents the relative offset in pixels between the window top-left

            position and the render surface position. This is often (0, 0),

            especially on non-windows platforms and on windows too in fullscreen.

            But if we have a editor form, the render surface might be some panel!

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ViewportPixelWidth">

      <summary>

            The width part of the drawing area size in pixels.

            </summary>

      <value>The width of the viewport in pixel.</value>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ViewportPixelHeight">

      <summary>

            The height part of the drawing area size in pixels.

            </summary>

      <value>The height of the viewport in pixel.</value>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.IsResizable">

      <summary>

            Is this window resizable. Useful to disable the ability to resize

            a windowed mode window application. Will make the maximize box go away

            and make the borders fixed instead of sizable.

            </summary>

      <value>

        <c>True</c> if this window is resizable; otherwise, <c>false</c>.

            </value>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.IsClosed">

      <summary>

            Returns "true" if the windows is closed which means the application can

            resp. will be quit.

            </summary>

      <value>

        <c>true</c> if this instance is closed; otherwise, <c>false</c>.

            </value>

    </member>

    <member name="P:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.IsFocused">

      <summary>

            Is focused

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="E:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.NativeEvent">

      <summary>

            Occurs every time if a native message form the Operating System is

            sended to this window.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="E:Delta.Platforms.Windows.Window.ResizeEvent">

      <summary>

            Resize event we can use to hock some extra code to it, usually just

            used to update the Screen aspect ratio for the projectionMatrix.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="T:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper">

      <summary>

            Summary description for BitmapHelper.

            </summary>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.GetEncoderInfo(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Get encoder info

            </summary>

      <param name="mimeType">Mime type</param>

      <returns>Returns the codec information for the image.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.Save(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.String,System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat)">

      <summary>

            Save the bitmap to the specified file path.

            </summary>

      <param name="bmp">The Image instance.</param>

      <param name="name">The path to save the file to.</param>

      <param name="format">The format the image will be saved as.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SaveJpg(System.Int32,System.Int32,System.String,Delta.Utilities.Datatypes.Color[],System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Create a bitmap and save it as a jpg. This is only used in the OpenTK

            screenshot capturer which shouldn't have a reference to System.Drawing.

            </summary>

      <param name="width">Width of the image.</param>

      <param name="height">Height of the image.</param>

      <param name="name">File name of the image.</param>

      <param name="pixelData">Pixel color data of the image.</param>

      <param name="flipY">Should we flip the image horizontally before

            saving?</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SaveJpg(System.Int32,System.Int32,System.String,System.Byte[],System.Boolean)">

      <summary>

            Create a bitmap and save it as a jpg. This is only used in the OpenTK

            screenshot capturer which shouldn't have a reference to System.Drawing.

            </summary>

      <param name="width">Width of the image.</param>

      <param name="height">Height of the image.</param>

      <param name="name">File name of the image.</param>

      <param name="rgbData">Pixel color data of the image.</param>

      <param name="flipY">Should we flip the image horizontally before

            saving?</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SaveJpg(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.String,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Save the given bitmap as a Jpg file

            </summary>

      <param name="bmp">The Bitmap to be saved</param>

      <param name="name">The Name of the resulting file</param>

      <param name="qualityPercent">The desired Quality percent of the

            resulting Jpg</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SavePng(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.String)">

      <summary>

            Save png

            </summary>

      <param name="bmp">The Bitmap to be saved</param>

      <param name="name">The Name of the resulting file</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SaveAsRGBA(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.String)">

      <summary>

            Save as .rgb or .rgba image for OpenGL.

            </summary>

      <param name="image">Image data to save out as an .rgba file</param>

      <param name="rgbaFilepath">Filename with extension for this raw file.

            Should be either .rgb for RGB 24 bit data or .rgba for 32 bit RGBA.

            </param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SaveJpgToStream(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.IO.Stream,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Save jpg to stream

            </summary>

      <param name="bmp">The Bitmap to be saved</param>

      <param name="stream">The Stream containing the filepath where the

            jpg needs to be saved to.</param>

      <param name="qualityPercent">The desired Quality percent of the

            resulting Jpg</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SavePngToStream(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.IO.Stream)">

      <summary>

            Save png to stream

            </summary>

      <param name="bmp">The Bitmap to be saved</param>

      <param name="stream">The Stream containing the file path where the

            jpg needs to be saved to.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.SaveBitmap(System.Drawing.Bitmap,System.String,System.Int32)">

      <summary>

            Save bitmap (choose jpg file if extension is .jpg, else save as bitmap)

            </summary>

      <param name="bmp">The BMP.</param>

      <param name="name">The name.</param>

      <param name="qualityPercent">The quality percent.</param>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.GetCachedBitmapWidth(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Get cached bitmap width. Bitmap widths do not change over time, and

            for example the smilies are ordered by their widths and we need

            that data over and over again.

            </summary>

      <param name="filename">Filename of the bitmap.</param>

      <returns>Bitmap width stored as an integer.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.GetRGBAImageData(System.String,Delta.Utilities.Datatypes.Size@,System.Boolean@)">

      <summary>

            Get RGBA image data

            </summary>

      <param name="bitmapFilename">The bitmap filename.</param>

      <param name="size">The size.</param>

      <param name="hasAlpha">if set to <c>true</c> [has alpha].</param>

      <returns>RGBA image data (32 bit = 4 byte per pixel)</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.CheckImageHasAlpha(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Check if a png image has an alpha channel or not.

            This method is really fast because it only ready the first 26 bytes

            of the image file.

            </summary>

      <param name="filepath">Path to the png file.</param>

      <returns>True if image has alpha, otherwise false.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.CheckImageHasAlpha(System.IO.Stream)">

      <summary>

            Check if a png image has an alpha channel or not.

            This method is really fast because it only ready the first 26 bytes

            of the image file.

            </summary>

      <param name="inputStream">Png file stream.</param>

      <returns>True if image has alpha, otherwise false.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.CheckImageUsesAlpha(System.String)">

      <summary>

            Check if an image that has an alpha channel is really using it.

            </summary>

      <param name="filepath">Path to the png file.</param>

      <returns>True if image is using alpha, otherwise false.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.CheckImageUsesAlpha(System.Drawing.Bitmap)">

      <summary>

            Check if an image that has an alpha channel is really using it.

            </summary>

      <param name="filepath">Path to the png file.</param>

      <returns>True if image is using alpha, otherwise false.</returns>

    </member>

    <member name="M:Delta.Platforms.Windows.BitmapHelper.ExpandCanvas(System.String,System.UInt32,System.UInt32,System.UInt32,System.UInt32)">

      <summary>

            Expand the canvas of an image, e.g. place the original image

            inside a new bigger image.

            </summary>

      <param name="filepath">The original image.</param>

      <param name="expandLeft">Amount of expansion to the left.</param>

      <param name="expandTop">Amount of expansion to the top.</param>

      <param name="expandRight">Amount of expansion to the right.</param>

      <param name="expandBottom">Amount of expansion to the bottom.</param>

      <returns>Bitmap with the expanded canvas (bigger ^^)</returns>

    </member>

  </members>

</doc>