MacWindow

Does the work of actually locking or unlocking the mouse, based on the value of shouldLockMouse().

If we're fullscreen, this function returns us to desktop mode.

Convert the coordinate given in this window space to screen coordinates.

Destroy the window on screen.

Get the position and size (fullscreen windows are always at (0,0)).

Get the window's caption.

Get the Client Area Extent (Resolution) of this window.

Return a pointer to the GFX device this window is bound to.

Return a pointer to this window's render target.

Get the platform specific object needed to create or attach an accelerated graohics drawing context on or to the window Win32 D3D and OpenGL typically needs an HWND Mac Cocoa OpenGL typically needs an NSOpenGLView Mac Carbon OpenGL typically needs a WindowRef.

Get the position of this window.

Get our current video mode - if the window has been resized, it will reflect this.

Get the ID that uniquely identifies this window in the context of its window manager.

Hide the window on screen.

Returns true if the window has input focus.

Returns true if the window is maximized.

Returns true if the window is minimized.

Is the mouse locked ?

Returns true if the window is instantiated in the OS.

Returns true if the window is visible.

Maximize the window on screen.

Minimize the window on screen.

Restore the window from a Maximized or Minimized state.

Convert the given screen coordinates to coordinates in this window space.

The bounds of a Window are defined as the entire area occupied by that Window.

Set the window's caption.

The Client Rectangle or "Render Area" of a window is the area that is occupied by a given client that is rendering to that window.

Set Focused State (Foreground)

Lock the mouse to this window.

The Position of a window is always in relation to the very upper left of the window.

Resize the window to have a new size (but be in the same position).

Should the mouse be locked at the next opportunity ?

Show the window on screen.