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DtCreateEditor(3) -- create a new instance of a DtEditor widget
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The DtEditorCreate function creates an instance of a DtEditor widget and returns the associated widget ID. The parent argument specifies the parent widget ID. The name argument specifies the name of the created widget. The arglist argument specifies the argument list. The argcount argument specifies the number of attribute and value pairs in the argument list ( arglist). For a complete definition ... |
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DtCreateHelpDialog(3) -- create a general DtHelpDialog widget
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The DtCreateHelpDialog function is a convenience function that creates a DtHelpDialog widget. The parent argument specifies the parent widget ID. The name argument specifies the name of the created widget. The arglist argument specifies the argument list. The argcount argument specifies the number of attribute and value pairs in the argument list (arglist). |
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DtCreateHelpQuickDialog(3) -- create a DtHelpQuickDialog widget
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The DtCreateHelpQuickDialog function is a convenience function that creates a DtHelpQuickDialog widget. The parent argument specifies the parent widget ID. The name argument specifies the name of the created widget. The arglist argument specifies the argument list. The argcount argument specifies the number of attribute and value pairs in the argument list (arglist). |
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DtCreateMenuButton(3) -- the MenuButton widget creation function
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The DtCreateMenuButton function creates an instance of a MenuButton widget and returns the associated widget ID. The parent argument specifies the parent widget ID. The name argument specifies the name of the created widget. The arglist argument specifies the argument list. The argcount argument specifies the number of attribute/value pairs in the argument list. |
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DtCreatePrintSetupBox(3) -- creates an instance of a DtPrintSetupBox widget
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The DtCreatePrintSetupBox function creates an unmanaged instance of a DtPrintSetupBox widget and returns its widget ID. |
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DtCreatePrintSetupDialog(3) -- creates an instance of a dialog containing a DtPrintSetupBox widget
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DtCreatePrintSetupDialog is a convenience function that creates a DialogShell and an unmanaged DtPrintSetupBox child of the DialogShell. Use XtManageChild to pop up the print set up dialog (passing the DtPrintSetupBox as the widget parameter); use XtUnmanageChild to pop it down. |
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DtCreateSpinBox(3) -- the SpinBox widget creation function
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Note: This function has been superseded by the equivalent Motif function XmCreateSimpleSpinBox. Please refer to the Motif Programmer's Reference for more information. The DtCreateSpinBox function creates an instance of a SpinBox widget and returns the associated widget ID. The parent argument specifies the parent widget ID. The name argument specifies the name of the created widget. The arglist a... |
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DtCreateTerm(3) -- create a DtTerm widget
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The DtCreateTerm function creates a terminal emulator widget hierarchy. The parent argument specifies the parent widget ID. The name argument specifies the name of the created widget. The arglist argument specifies the argument list. The argcount argument specifies the number of attribute and value pairs in the argument list (arglist). The DtTerm widget provides the core set of functionality neede... |
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DtDbLoad(3) -- load actions and data types database
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The DtDbLoad function loads the actions and data types database into the application. When the function returns, the database has been loaded. An environment variable determines the set of directories to be searched. The DtDbLoad function loads all actions and data types defined in files with a .dt suffix located in these directories. The directory search path is based on the value of the DTDATABA... |
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DtDbReloadNotify(3) -- reload the Dt actions and data typing services database
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The DtDbReloadNotify function registers an application callback function that is called whenever the actions and data types database needs to be reloaded; the conditions that trigger this callback are implementation-dependent. The callback_proc must flush any actions and data type information that the application has cached and then call DtDbLoad(3) to reload the database. The client_data argument... |
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DtDndCreateSourceIcon(3) -- create a drag source icon
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The DtDndCreateSourceIcon function creates a Motif drag icon, named sourceIcon, based on the characteristics of the pixmap argument. The resulting drag icon is suitable for use with DtDndDragStart(3). The parent argument is the parent of the drag icon. Typically this widget is the drag source. The pixmap argument is the pixmap representation of the data to be dragged. The mask argument is the mask... |
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DtDndDragStart(3) -- initiate a drag
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The DtDndDragStart and DtDndVaDragStart functions initiate a Motif drag, with drag visuals appropriate to the type of data being dragged, and updates the translation table of the drag context. Either of the functions is called from the application's event handler, which interprets mouse events to determine when a drag should begin. The only difference between DtDndDragStart and DtDndVaDragStart i... |
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DtDndDropRegister(3) -- specify a drop site
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The DtDndDropRegister and DtDndVaDropRegister functions register a Motif drop site with import targets based on the specified data transfer protocols. DtDndDropRegister may be called to register a widget as a drop site at any time, typically soon after the widget is created. The only difference between DtDndDropRegister and DtDndVaDropRegister is how the argument list is passed. The argument list ... |
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DtDndDropUnregister(3) -- deactivate a drop site
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The DtDndDropUnregister function removes the widget, dropSite, from the set of drop sites that have been registered with DtDndDropRegister(3) and frees data allocated by a call to DtDndDropRegister(3). The DtDndDropUnregister function is used to unregister a widget when it is no longer a drop site. A widget can be unregistered with DtDndDropUnregister at any time after it has been registered with ... |
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DtDndVaDragStart(3) -- initiate a drag
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The DtDndDragStart and DtDndVaDragStart functions initiate a Motif drag, with drag visuals appropriate to the type of data being dragged, and updates the translation table of the drag context. Either of the functions is called from the application's event handler, which interprets mouse events to determine when a drag should begin. The only difference between DtDndDragStart and DtDndVaDragStart i... |
