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Vk/VkMsgApp(3) -- Class used by messaging applications to handle initialization
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkMsgApp(char* appClassName, int* argc_c, char** arg_v, XrmOptionDescRec* optionList = NULL, int sizeOfOptionList = 0, const char* ptid = NULL, const char* sessid = NULL, Boolean noProtocol = False); virtual void ~VkMsgApp(void); |
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Vk/VkMsgClient(3) -- ViewKit application interface to the ViewKit Message Facility
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VkMsgClient is the normal way application code interacts with the message facility. There are methods for sending and receiving messages, installing message actions, and registering interest in message patterns. |
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Vk/VkMsgComponent(3) -- Abstract base class for all ViewKit message components
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkMsgComponent(const char* name); virtual void ~VkMsgComponent(void); |
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Vk/VkMsgFacility(3) -- ViewKit simple interface to the ToolTalk message service
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defaultSyncTimeout Default limit for synchronous requests (60 sec) |
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Vk/VkMsgService(3) -- ViewKit object-oriented interface to the ToolTalk message service
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkMsgService(Widget w, const char* ptid = NULL, const char* sessid = NULL); void ~VkMsgService(void); |
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Vk/VkMsgWindow(3) -- Base class for all top-level messaging windows with menus
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkMsgWindow(const char* name); virtual void ~VkMsgWindow(void); |
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Vk/VkNameList(3) -- A class that supports and manipulates lists of strings
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VkNameList provides a convenient way to maintain a list of character strings. Strings can be added or removed individually, the list can be sorted or reversed, duplications can be removed, the best completion of a substring can be found, the most common occurrence can be computed, and so on. The list can also be automatically converted to a XmStringTable, making this a useful class for use with Motif widgets that require a list of compound strings. Some of the VkNameList operators allocate memor... |
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Vk/VkNLS(3) -- Network Licensing support
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkNLS(char* vendorID, long key, int productID, char* version, NLSCallback loseLicenseCallback = NULL, void *clientData=NULL); void ~VkNLS(void); |
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Vk/VkNode(3) -- Base node class used by VkGraph
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkNode(void); VkNode(const char *name,const char *label); VkNode(const char *name, VkNode *parent, const char *label); virtual void ~VkNode(void); |
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Vk/VkOlNode(3) -- A utility class used by VkOutline
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The VkOlNode is an utility class for VkOutline, VkOutlineASB components. In addition to being helpful as a node in the outline tree, it provides ways for outline components to manage opening, closing, display attribute setting and searching. Some public methods documented here can be used by derived class implementors for VkOutline, VkOutlineASB. They can also be helpful to users of VkOutline::walkAllKeywords. A VkOlNode has a display string (name), a key used in searching and a hook - user defi... |
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Vk/VkOptionMenu(3) -- An option menu for use with ViewKit menu items
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkOptionMenu(VkMenuDesc *desc, XtPointer defaultClientData = NULL); VkOptionMenu(const char *name = "optionMenu", VkMenuDesc *desc = NULL, XtPointer defaultClientData = NULL); VkOptionMenu(Widget parent, VkMenuDesc *desc, XtPointer defaultClientData = NULL); VkOptionMenu(Widget parent, const char *name = "optionMenu", VkMenuDesc *desc = NULL, XtPointer defaultClientData = NULL); ~VkOptionMenu();... |
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Vk/VkOutline(3) -- A simple outliner
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkOutline (const char *name, Widget parent); virtual void ~VkOutline(void); |
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Vk/VkOutlineASB(3) -- An outliner that uses the annotated scrollbar
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#include PUBLIC PROTOCOL SUMMARY Constructor/Destructor VkOutlineASB& VkOutlineASB(const char* name, Widget parent); virtual void ~VkOutlineASB(void); |
