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Vk/VkErrorDialog(3) -- A dialog manager for error dialogs
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkErrorDialog(const char* name); virtual void ~VkErrorDialog(void); |
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Vk/VkEZ(3) -- A simple "widget wrapper" package to make using Motif easier
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EZ& operator=(int); EZ& operator=(float); EZ& operator=(const char *); Assignment operators assign integer, floating point, and character values to a widget. For example: EZ(text) = 12345; This example displays the integer 12345 in a text field. The following list describes the behavior of the integer assignment operator for each widget that supports it. XmToggle, XmToggleButtonGadget If the specified value is zero, turns the toggle off; if the specified value is non-zero, turns the toggle on Xm... |
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Vk/VkFatalErrorDialog(3) -- Simple manager for fatal error dialogs
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkFatalErrorDialog(const char* name); virtual void ~VkFatalErrorDialog(void); |
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Vk/VkFileSelectionDialog(3) -- Dialog manager for file selection dialogs
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkFileSelectionDialog(const char* name); virtual void ~VkFileSelectionDialog(void); |
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VkFLM(3) -- FLEXlm License Management
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enterLicenseMessage disableLicenseWarnings disableThirtyDayLicenseWarnings thirtyDayMessage sixtyDayMessage ninetyDayMessage noLicenseMessage noLicenseServerMessage notEnoughLicensesMessage licenseExpiredMessage loseLicenseMessage warnLoseLicenseMessage regainLicenseMessage |
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Vk/VkForkIO(3) -- Command-line interface to shell command component
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkForkIO(const char* name, Widget parent, const char* prompt = NULL); virtual void ~VkForkIO(void); |
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Vk/VkForkWindow(3) -- Window connected to a subprocess via VkForkIO
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkForkWindow(const char* name, const char* prompt = NULL); virtual void ~VkForkWindow(void); |
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Vk/VkFormat(3) -- Convenience function that prints into a buffer and returns it
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VkFormat passes its arguments to vsprintf, which writes to a buffer that is owned by VkFormat. What is written must not exceed BUFSIZ, as defined by stdio.h. The caller must not attempt to free the buffer returned by VkFormat. The buffer contents remain valid only until the next call to VkFormat. In particular, the buffer will remain valid across function calls only as long as those functions, and anything they call, do not also use VkFormat. (libvk uses its own internal ... |
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Vk/VkGangedGroup(3) -- Utility class that supports ganged scrollbars and scales
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkGangedGroup(void); virtual void ~VkGangedGroup(void); |
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Vk/VkGenericDialog(3) -- An abstract class that supports custom dialog managers
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkGenericDialog(const char* name); virtual void ~VkGenericDialog(void); |
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Vk/VkGetResource(3) -- Convenience functions for retrieving resources
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char * VkGetResource(const char *name, const char *className); XtPointer VkGetResource(Widget w, const char *names, const char *classNames, const char *desiredType, const char *defaultValue); |
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Vk/VkGraph(3) -- A component that displays directed graphs
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkGraph(char* name, Widget parent); virtual void ~VkGraph(void); |
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Vk/VkHelp(3) -- Description of ViewKit-supported on-line help facilities
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if an application wants to provide help its own way, everything is still automatic if the application is linked with a library that provides entry points that match the SGI help library. The help entry points are weak symbols in libvk, and must not be weak symbols in the application's help library. Because of the way the loader works (9/96), you must be careful that your help routines actually get loaded: o If your help library is a DSO, there is not problem. o If your help library is an archiv... |
