Mac/Include/pythonresources.h

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/*
** Resource-IDs in use by Python.
**
** All resources used by the python interpreter itself fall
** in the range 228-256. The range 128-228 is not used, because
** there is too much chance of conflicts with other packages.
**
** Standard python modules use resources in the range
** 256-512.
**
** Python programs that use their own resources are advised to
** choose resource numbers higher than 512.
*/

/*
** Resources that reside in the python executable (or, for
** shared ppc python, in the core dynamic library)
*/

/* The alert for "No Python directory, where is it?" (OBSOLETE) */
#define NOPYTHON_ALERT	228
#define YES_ITEM		1
#define NO_ITEM			2
#define CURWD_ITEM		3

/* The alert for "this is an applet template" */
#define NOPYC_ALERT		229

/* The dialog for our GetDirectory and PromptGetFile call */
#define GETDIR_ID 		230		/* Resource ID for our "get directory" */
#define GETFILEPROMPT_ID 232	/* Resource id for prompted get file */
#define PROMPT_ITEM		10		/* The prompt, at the top */
#define SELECTCUR_ITEM	11	/* "Select current directory" button */


/* The dialog for interactive options */
#define OPT_DIALOG		231		/* Resource ID for dialog */
#define OPT_OK			1
#define OPT_CANCEL		2
#define OPT_INSPECT		3
#define OPT_VERBOSE		4
#define OPT_OPTIMIZE	5
#define OPT_UNBUFFERED	6
#define OPT_DEBUGGING	7
#define OPT_KEEPNORMAL	8
#define OPT_KEEPERROR	9
#define OPT_CMDLINE		10
#define OPT_OLDEXC	13
#define OPT_NOSITE	14
#define OPT_HELP	16

/* Dialog for 'No preferences directory' */
#define NOPREFDIR_ID	233

/* Dialog for 'Bad or outdated preferences' */
#define BADPREFERENCES_ID	234
#define BADPREF_DELETE		1
#define BADPREF_CONTINUE	2
#define BADPREF_QUIT		3
/* Dialog for 'Bad preference file' */
#define BADPREFFILE_ID	235

/* About box */
#define ABOUT_ID		236

/* No preferences file name resource */
#define NOPREFNAME_ID	237

/* EditPythonPrefs range. Needed here to forestall conflicts with applets */
#define EDITPYTHONPREFS_MIN	508
#define EDITPYTHONPREFS_MAX 511
/* twit range. Again needed to forestall conflicts with scripts using their own resources */
#define TWIT_MIN		500
#define TWIT_MAX		507
/* Bruce range. The same */
#define BRUCE_MIN		468
#define BRUCE_MAX		499

/*
** The following are valid both in the binary (or shared library)
** and in the Preferences file.
** For all these the override is tried first, in the application resource fork
** only, this allows an applet to override standard settings.
** If there is no override resource the preferences file is added to the head
** of the resource file chain and the non-override version of the resource is
** searched in any resource file.
**
** The effect of this is that, for example, a 'Popt' of 228 in the application or
** shared library provides default options for use when no preferences are set,
** while a 'Popt' of 229 (in the application *only*) overrides any options in the
** preferences file.
*/

/* The STR resource that holds the preference file name */
/* #define PREFFILENAME_ID 228 */
#define PREFFILENAME_NAME "\pPythonPreferenceFileName"

/* The STR# resource for sys.path initialization */
#define PYTHONPATH_ID 228
#define PYTHONPATHOVERRIDE_ID 229

/* The alis resource for locating the python home directory */
#define PYTHONHOME_ID 228
#define PYTHONHOMEOVERRIDE_ID 229

/* The Python options resource and offset of its members */
#define PYTHONOPTIONS_ID 228
#define PYTHONOPTIONSOVERRIDE_ID 229
#if 0
#define POPT_INSPECT	0
#define POPT_VERBOSE	1
#define POPT_OPTIMIZE	2
#define POPT_UNBUFFERED	3
#define POPT_DEBUGGING	4
#define POPT_KEEPNORM	5
#define POPT_KEEPERR	6
#endif

#define POPT_VERSION_CURRENT	4	/* Current version number */

typedef struct PyMac_PrefRecord {
	unsigned char	version;
	unsigned char	inspect;
	unsigned char	verbose;
	unsigned char	optimize;
	unsigned char	unbuffered;
	unsigned char	debugging;
	unsigned char	keep_normal;
	unsigned char	keep_error;
	unsigned char	nointopt;
	unsigned char	noargs;
	unsigned char	oldexc;
	unsigned char	nosite;
} PyMac_PrefRecord;

/* The GUSI options resources */
#define GUSIOPTIONS_ID	10240
#define GUSIOPTIONSOVERRIDE_ID 10241

/* From macgetpath.c: */
void PyMac_PreferenceOptions Py_PROTO((PyMac_PrefRecord *));
char * PyMac_GetPythonDir Py_PROTO((void));