Main.h file

Common nCine header file, includes Common.h and project metadata.

Defines

#define NCINE_APP: Application name.
#define NCINE_APP_NAME: Application full name.
#define NCINE_VERSION: Application version.
#define NCINE_BUILD_YEAR: Application build year.
#define NCINE_LINUX_PACKAGE: Application package name on Linux.
#define NCINE_INSTALL_PREFIX: Install prefix on Unix systems, usually "/usr/local".
#define NCINE_HAS_GAMEPAD_RUMBLE: Whether the current platform supports a gamepad rumble, see IInputManager::joystickRumble().
#define NCINE_HAS_NATIVE_BACK_BUTTON: Whether the current platform has a native (hardware) back button.
#define NCINE_HAS_WINDOWS: Whether the current platform supports vibrations of the device.
#define NCINE_HAS_TOUCH_CONTROLS: Whether the current platform can have a touchscreen.
#define NCINE_HAS_RGB_LIGHTS: Whether the current platform can drive the RGB lighting of connected devices.
#define NCINE_CURRENT_FUNCTION: Function name.

Define documentation

#define NCINE_HAS_WINDOWS

Whether the current platform supports vibrations of the device.

Whether the current platform has non-fullscreen windows

#define NCINE_HAS_TOUCH_CONTROLS

Whether the current platform can have a touchscreen.

Listed rather than excluded, so a platform that has no touchscreen doesn't acquire one by not being mentioned - which is how the consoles ended up offering to configure touch controls.

#define NCINE_HAS_RGB_LIGHTS

Whether the current platform can drive the RGB lighting of connected devices.

Only Windows (through the Razer Chroma™ SDK) and the web build (through a local bridge) actually do so; the other desktop platforms are included because that is where such a device is plugged in, and where RgbLights could gain a backend without the option having to reappear.