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| HAND_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HAND_THREAD_BEGIN_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HAND_THREAD_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HAND_THREAD_END_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HAND_THREAD_UP_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HAND_THREAD_UP_END_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HandleMouseWheelScrollProc — A callback for AVTool. Handles mouse wheel scroll events when the tool is active. | |
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| HANDLER | |
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| HANDLER | |
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| HANDSHAKE_V0200 | |
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| HANDSHAKE_VERSION | |
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| HAS_32BIT_ATOMS | |
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| HAS_BOOL_SUPPORT | |
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| HAS_FULL_SCREEN | |
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| HAS_LEAVE_NOTIFY | |
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| HAS_MENUBAR | |
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| HAS_MENUS | |
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| HFT — An object that describes a set of exported functions. It is an array of function pointers, where the first element is unused. | |
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| HFT_and_HFT_Server —
HFT and HFT server objects.
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| HFT_ERROR_NO_VERSION | |
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| HFTCallReplacedEntry | |
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| HFTData | |
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| HFTDataRec | |
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| HFTDestroy — Destroys an existing HFT by freeing all the HFT's memory. Call this method only if you are absolutely sure that neither your plug-in nor any other plug-in will use the HFT again. Because this is usually impossible to know, plug-ins should not destroy HFTs. It is even dangerous to destroy an HFT at unload time, because the order in which plug-ins are unloaded is not specified. | |
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| HFTEntry — An HFTEntry may be cast to a pointer to a function whose prototype must be provided by the HFT's description file. | |
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| HFTEntryReplaceable — A flag that specifies whether an HFT entry is replaceable:
If the flag is set, the new entry can be replaced. Clients should generally use this value, allowing other clients to subsequently replace the method again.
If the flag is not set, the new entry cannot be replaced.
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| HFTGetReplacedEntry — Gets the HFTEntry that was replaced by the specified HFTEntry in the specified entry. Plug-ins should generally not use this method directly, but use the CALL_REPLACED_PROC macro instead. | |
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| HFTGetVersion — Returns the version of the HFT, if available. | |
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| HFTIsValid — Tests whether an HFT is valid. | |
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| HFTLocations | |
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| HFTNew — Obsolete. See HFTNewEx(). Creates a new HFT by calling the specified HFT server's HFTServerProvideHFTProc(). | |
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| HFTNewEx — Extends HFTNew() with version information in Acrobat 6. Creates a new HFT by calling the specified HFT server's HFTServerProvideHFTProc(). | |
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| HFTReplaceEntry — Replaces the specified entry in the specified HFT. This allows a plug-in to override and replace certain methods in Acrobat's API. See Replaceable Methods for a list of replaceable methods. This method can be used from anywhere in the plug-in, but it makes the most sense for most plug-ins to replace methods in the importReplaceAndRegisterCallback() procedure. Plug-ins register their HFTs in the export callback, but the code to populate the function table is only executed when the first client requests the HFT. | |
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| HFTReplaceEntryEx — A new version of HFTReplaceEntry() that adds the extension argument. | |
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| HFTServer — Each HFT is serviced by an HFT server. The HFT server is responsible for handling requests to obtain or destroy its HFT. An HFTServer is an object that manages several versions of an HFT for different clients which may have been compiled with different versions of the HFT's API. | |
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| HFTServerDestroy — Destroys an HFT server. Call this method only if the HFT will not be used again. | |
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| HFTServerDestroyProc — A callback for an HFT server. This destroys the specified HFT (for example, by calling HFTServerDestroy()). | |
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| HFTServerNew — Creates a new Host Function Table (HFT) server. An HFT server is responsible for creating an instance of an HFT with the specified version number, and destroying the HFT. | |
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| HFTServerProvideHFTProc — A callback for an HFT server. This returns an HFT with the specified version number. If the HFT has not yet been created, create and return it. If the HFT already exists, do not create a new copy of it; simply return the existing copy. | |
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| HFTUnreplaceEntry — Removes the oldEntry item from hft at sel if the extension fields match. It allows HFT replacements to be undone in cases such as with the DigSig plug-in, which replaces a method that Acrobat could use after DigSig unloads. | |
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| HIDDEN_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HIGHLIGHT_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HIGHLIGHTTEXT_CURSOR — cursorID | |
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| HiliteEntry | |
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| HugePtr | |
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| HUGEPTRTYPE | |
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| HUGEPTRTYPE | |
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| HyphenationRecord | |
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| HyphenationRecordPtr | |
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