NAME    [Toc]    [Back]

       XmVaCreateSimplePopupMenu - A RowColumn widget convenience
       creation function

SYNOPSIS    [Toc]    [Back]

       #include <Xm/RowColumn.h>

       Widget XmVaCreateSimplePopupMenu (parent, name,  callback,
       arg...)
               Widget parent;
               String name;
               XtCallbackProc callback;

DESCRIPTION    [Toc]    [Back]

       XmVaCreateSimplePopupMenu creates an instance of a RowColumn
 widget of type XmMENU_POPUP and returns the associated
       widget  ID.  This  routine uses the ANSI C variable-length
       argument list (varargs) calling convention.

       This routine creates a Popup MenuPane and its button children.
  The  name of each button is button_n, where n is an
       integer from 0 to one minus the number of buttons  in  the
       menu.  The  name of each separator is separator_n, where n
       is an integer from 0 to one minus the number of separators
       in the menu. The name of each title is label_n, where n is
       an integer from 0 to one minus the number of titles in the
       menu.  Buttons,  separators, and titles are named and created
 in the order in which they are specified in the variable
  portion  of the argument list.  Specifies the widget
       ID of the parent of the MenuShell Specifies  the  name  of
       the  created  widget  Specifies a callback procedure to be
       called when a  button  is  activated  or  when  its  value
       changes.  This  callback  function is added to each button
       after creation. For a CascadeButtonGadget or a PushButtonGadget,
 the callback is added as the button's XmNactivateCallback,
 and it is called when the button  is  activated.
       For  a  ToggleButtonGadget,  the  callback is added as the
       button's XmNvalueChangedCallback, and it  is  called  when
       the  button's value changes. The button number is returned
       in the client_data field.

       The variable portion of  the  argument  list  consists  of
       groups  of arguments.  The first argument in each group is
       a constant or a string and determines which arguments follow
  in  that group. The last argument in the list must be
       NULL. Following are the possible first arguments  in  each
       group of varargs: This is followed by two additional arguments.
  The set specifies one button in the PopupMenu  and
       some of its resource values.  The button created is a CascadeButtonGadget.
  Following are the additional two  arguments,
  in this order: The label string, of type XmString.
       The mnemonic, of type KeySym.  This is  followed  by  four
       additional arguments.  The set specifies one button in the
       PopupMenu and some of its  resource  values.   The  button
       created  is  a  PushButtonGadget.  Following are the additional
 four arguments, in this order: The label string, of
       type  XmString.  The mnemonic, of type KeySym.  The accelerator,
 of type String.  The  accelerator  text,  of  type
       XmString.   This is followed by four additional arguments.
       The set specifies one button in the PopupMenu and some  of
       its   resource   values.    The   button   created   is  a
       ToggleButtonGadget.  Following  are  the  additional  four
       arguments,  in  this  order:  The  label  string,  of type
       XmString.  The mnemonic, of type KeySym.  The accelerator,
       of  type  String.  The accelerator text, of type XmString.
       This is followed by four additional  arguments.   The  set
       specifies  one  button  in  the  PopupMenu and some of its
       resource values.  The button created is a ToggleButtonGadget.
  Following are the additional four arguments, in this
       order: The label string, of type XmString.  The  mnemonic,
       of  type  KeySym.   The  accelerator, of type String.  The
       accelerator text, of type XmString.  This is  followed  by
       one  additional  argument.   The  pair  specifies  a title
       LabelGadget in the PopupMenu.  Following is the additional
       argument:  The  title  string,  of type XmString.  This is
       followed by no additional  arguments.   It  specifies  one
       separator  in the PopupMenu.  This is followed by no additional
 arguments.  It specifies one separator in the  PopupMenu.
   The  separator  type  is XmDOUBLE_LINE.  This is
       followed by one additional  argument,  the  value  of  the
       resource, of type XtArgVal.  The pair specifies a resource
       and its value for the RowColumn widget.  This is  followed
       by   four  additional  arguments.   The  set  specifies  a
       resource and  its  value  for  the  RowColumn  widget.   A
       resource  type conversion is performed if necessary.  Following
 are the additional four arguments, in  this  order:
       The  resource  name,  of  type  String.   The  type of the
       resource value supplied, of  type  String.   The  resource
       value  (or  a  pointer to the resource value, depending on
       the type and size of the value), of  type  XtArgVal.   The
       size of the resource value in bytes, of type int.  This is
       followed by one additional argument of type XtVarArgsList.
       This  argument  is  a  nested  list of varargs returned by
       XtVaCreateArgsList.

       For more information on  variable-length  argument  lists,
       see the X Toolkit Intrinsics documentation.

       A number of resources exist specifically for use with this
       and other simple menu creation routines.  For  a  complete
       definition  of RowColumn and its associated resources, see
       XmRowColumn(3X).

RETURN VALUE    [Toc]    [Back]

       Returns the RowColumn widget ID.

SEE ALSO    [Toc]    [Back]

       XmCreatePopupMenu(3X), XmCreateRowColumn(3X), XmCreateSimplePopupMenu(3X), XmRowColumn(3X)



                                    XmVaCreateSimplePopupMenu(3X)