Information processor, control method therefor, computer program and storage medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorToshiaki Iizuka
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorToshiaki Iizuka
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An information processor determines whether or not function which first module has requested to call is a color information setting function for setting color information for second module and, if the function is the color information setting function, stores the color information in a storage unit. The processor determines whether or not the function which the first module has requested to call is an image output function for instructing output of a predetermined image with the use of the color information set for the second module by the color information setting function and, if the function is the image output function, outputs the color information stored in the storage unit in association with image attribute information about the predetermined image as history information.
An information processor for executing a first and a second modules and a third module for mediating a call from the first module to a function in the second module and acquiring a processing log of the second module which responds to the call;
An information processor for executing first and second modules and a third module for mediating a call from the first module to a function in the second module and acquiring a processing log of the second module which responds to the call;
A method for controlling an information processor for executing first and second modules and a third module for mediating a call from the first module to a function in the second module and acquiring a processing log of the second module which responds to the call;
A method for controlling an information processor for executing first and second modules and a third module for mediating a call from the first module to a function in the second module and acquiring a processing log of the second module which responds to the call;
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