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| 862.1 | | LEOVAX::TREGGIARI | | Wed May 31 1989 17:32 | 9 |
| Call XtCallAcceptFocus passing the widget and a time. You should get
the time from the most recent X event (i.e. the one that triggered
the application to do this...).
Note also that the widget MUST to mapped at the time or you will get
an error back from the server.
Leo
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| 862.2 | If not C, then what to do ? | GOTA1::BJERKEHOLT | Bo Bjerkeholt, SWAS, @GOO | Thu Jun 01 1989 15:25 | 3 |
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....and what to call if you don't use C ??
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| 862.3 | call the same routine | PSW::WINALSKI | Paul S. Winalski | Thu Jun 01 1989 15:27 | 2 |
| All of the Xt routines have VMS-binding equivalents, I thought....
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| 862.4 | | LEOVAX::TREGGIARI | | Thu Jun 01 1989 21:54 | 5 |
| This ones does, even though it's not documented.
XT$CALL_ACCEPT_FOCUS( widget (by reference), time (by reference))
Leo
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| 862.5 | almost...
| RABBET::FARRELL | Money, there is no substitute! | Fri Jun 02 1989 10:14 | 8 |
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> Call XtCallAcceptFocus passing the widget and a time
How do I get the X Toolkit time of the previous widget. I could not find
any such feature.
$$$$ ted $$$$
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| 862.6 | | LEOVAX::TREGGIARI | | Fri Jun 02 1989 10:23 | 11 |
| > How do I get the X Toolkit time of the previous widget. I could not find
> any such feature.
It's not the previous "widget", it's the previous "event". Most X events
sent by the server have a time stamp inside them. Part of the DECtoolkit
common callback data structure is a pointer to the last event which triggered
the callback. You need to examine the event type and get the time out of
it. The event data structures are defined in the xlib include files.
Leo
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| 862.7 | example? | SK8R::CRITZ | Richard -- KB4N/1 | Sat Jun 03 1989 14:12 | 6 |
| If anyone has an example of doing this (or produces one), could you
please post it.
Thanks,
Richard
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| 862.8 | On ULTRIX??? | LEDDEV::BRASS | | Tue Jun 06 1989 12:48 | 9 |
| I am trying to do the same thing but on an Ultrix machine, and I
cannot find any XtCallAcceptFocus in any .h files. There is an
XtInheritAcceptFocus but I can not find any documentation on it
to figure out if it is the same. When I use XtInheritFocus instead
of XtCallAcceptFocus I get an error message "unresolved inheritance".
Any ideas?
Thanks
Bob
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| 862.9 | | LEOVAX::TREGGIARI | | Tue Jun 06 1989 13:26 | 6 |
| It's defined in Intrinsic.h on my VMS system. And it's definitely not the
same as XtInheritFocus (which is used by a widget class to inherit the
accept_focus procedure of it's superclass).
Leo
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| 862.10 | Missing in Action | LEDDEV::BRASS | | Tue Jun 06 1989 13:51 | 5 |
| There is no XtCallAcceptFocus in Ultrix's Intrinsic.h or IntrinsicP.h
files. Can I call XtAcceptFocusProc() myself without going through
XtCall... ?
Bob
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| 862.11 | | LEOVAX::TREGGIARI | | Tue Jun 06 1989 14:31 | 12 |
| XtCallAcceptFocus is defined to be:
extern Boolean XtCallAcceptFocus();
Before doing anything else I would try calling this to see if it's in
the toolkit library.
If it's not (which would surprise me...) then, yes, you can reach into
the widget's class record and call thru it's accept_focus procedure.
Leo
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| 862.12 | | LEDDEV::BRASS | | Wed Jun 07 1989 11:25 | 10 |
| I am now using accept_focus instead of XtCall... I am using it in
the same way. "accept_focus(widget,time)" before I do this I do
an XtOverideTranslations etc... The problem is I get two warnings
and an error. the warnings: "X Toolkit Warning: Initializing Resource
lists twice" and "X Toolkit Warning: Initializing translation manager
twice", I am not sure if they matter but the error is
"X Toolkit Error: Can't open display", I do not know why I am getting
this error or what it means. Any ideas?
Bob
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| 862.13 | XtCallAcceptFocus is ULTRIX too | SMURF::HOFFMAN | anywhere in the universe | Thu Jun 08 1989 08:52 | 8 |
| re 862.8 - 862.12
XtCallAcceptFocus is defined in ULTRIX UWS V2.0 and V2.1
in the DECwindows Toolkit library module Intrinsic.h,
just like in VMS. It is not defined in the MIT Xt library.
John
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