Use util_clip_triangle() in pan_item_tri_new()

[geeqie.git] / src / slideshow.h

diff --git a/src/slideshow.h b/src/slideshow.h
index a34787a..2ad8f10 100644 (file)
--- a/src/slideshow.h
+++ b/src/slideshow.h
@@ -22,16 +22,49 @@
 #ifndef SLIDESHOW_H
 #define SLIDESHOW_H
 
+#include <glib.h>
+
+struct CollectInfo;
+struct CollectionData;
+struct FileData;
+struct ImageWindow;
+struct LayoutWindow;
 
 #define SLIDESHOW_SUBSECOND_PRECISION 10
 #define SLIDESHOW_MIN_SECONDS    0.1
-#define SLIDESHOW_MAX_SECONDS 3600.0
+#define SLIDESHOW_MAX_SECONDS 86399.0 /* 24 hours - 1 sec */
 
 /*
  * It works like this, it uses path_list, if that does not exist, it uses
  * CollectionData, then finally falls back to the layout listing.
  */
 
+struct SlideShowData
+{
+       LayoutWindow *lw;        /**< use this window to display the slideshow */
+       ImageWindow *imd;        /**< use this window only if lw is not available,
+                                   @FIXME it is probably required only by img-view.cc and should be dropped with it */
+
+       GList *filelist;
+       CollectionData *cd;
+       FileData *dir_fd;
+
+       GList *list;
+       GList *list_done;
+
+       FileData *slide_fd;
+
+       guint slide_count;
+       guint timeout_id; /**< event source id */
+
+       gboolean from_selection;
+
+       void (*stop_func)(SlideShowData *, gpointer);
+       gpointer stop_data;
+
+       gboolean paused;
+};
+
 void slideshow_free(SlideShowData *ss);
 
 gboolean slideshow_should_continue(SlideShowData *ss);