FlatExclusives(3W)
NAME
FlatExclusives − flat, exclusive choice widget
SYNOPSIS
#include <Xol/OpenLook.h>
#include <Xol/FExclusive.h>
. . .
ANCESTRY
Core-Primitive-Flat-FlatExclusives
DESCRIPTION
The FlatExclusives widget provides the same functionality as an Exclusives widget managing RectButtons. Instead of creating individual Rectbuttons as children of a container widget, it creates sub-objects that have the same behavior as the Rectbuttons. It is useful in applications that use large arrays of exclusive settings since it requires fewer widgets to be created.
Figure 1 Flat Exclusives Widget
Selection Control
There are two modes of operation, determined by XtNnoneSet. In one mode, when XtNnoneSet is FALSE, exactly one sub-object in a FlatExclusives widget must be set. That is, the XtNset resource is TRUE for one of the sub-objects. A warning is generated if two or more sub-objects are set. If no items are set, the FlatExclusives makes the first sub-object that is both managed and mapped when managed be the set item. No warning is produced in this case. The FlatExclusives maintains this condition by ensuring that when a sub-object is set by the user clicking SELECT over it, the sub-object that was set is cleared and its XtNunselectProc procedure is called and the sub-object under the pointer is made to be set and its XtNselectProc procedure is called. However, clicking SELECT over a sub-object that is already set does nothing.
In the other mode of operation, when XtNnoneSet is TRUE, at most one sub-object in a FlatExclusives widget can be "set." A warning is generated if two or more sub-objects are set. The FlatExclusives maintains this condition by ensuring that when a sub-object is set by the user clicking SELECT over it, the sub-object that was set is cleared and its XtNunselectProc procedure is called and the sub-object under the pointer is made to be set and its XtNselectProc procedure is called. Clicking SELECT over a sub-object that is already set clears it and its XtNselectProc procedure is called.
Menu Use
The FlatExclusives widget can be added as child in a menu pane to implement a one-of-many menu choice.
Coloration
The FlatExclusives container inherits its background color from the container’s parent widget. Setting the background color affects only the sub-objects’ background.
Keyboard Traversal
The FlatExclusives widget is a Primitive widget that manages the traversal between a set of sub-objects. When the user traverses to a FlatExclusives widget, the first sub-object in the set will display itself as having input focus (see the RectButton widget for a description of this appearance.)
The MOVEUP, MOVEDOWN, MOVERIGHT, and MOVELEFT keys move the input focus between the sub-objects. To traverse out of the FlatExclusives widget, the following keys can be used:
—NEXT_FIELD moves to the next traversable widget in the window
—PREV_FIELD moves to the previous traversable widget in the window
—NEXTWINDOW moves to the next window in the application.
—PREVWINDOW moves to the previous window in the application.
—NEXTAPP moves to the first window in the next application.
—PREVAPP moves to the first window in the previous application.
Keyboard Operation
Flat Exclusives Activation Types
OL_MENUDEFAULTKEY: If the FlatExclusives is on a menu, this command will set the item with focus to be menu’s default; otherwise, this command is ignored.
OL_SELECTKEY: This command acts as if the SELECT mouse button had been clicked on the
sub-object with focus. See "Selection Control" sections
above.
RESOURCES
Sub-object Resources
The following tables list the resources for the FlatExclusives. Resources marked by a bullet (•) denote sub-object resources. If these resources are not included in the XtNitemFields list, they are inherited from the container widget. An application can change the default values for sub-object resources by setting them on the container directly. Even though a sub-object resource is not included in the XtNitemFields list, the application can query the value of any sub-object resource with OlFlatGetValues().
Table 1 Flat Exclusives Resource Set
Name Type Default Access
XtNancestorSensitive- Boolean TRUE GO
XtNconsumeEvent- XtCallbackList NULL SG
XtNdepth- int (parent’s) GI
XtNdestroyCallback- XtCallbackList NULL SI
XtNheight- Dimension (calculated) SGI
XtNlayoutType OlDefine OL_FIXEDROWS SGI
XtNmappedWhenManaged- Boolean TRUE SGI
XtNmeasure int 1 SGI
XtNnoneSet Boolean FALSE SGI
XtNreferenceName- String NULL GI
XtNreferenceWidget- Widget NULL GI
XtNsensitive- Boolean TRUE GIO
XtNtraversalOn- Boolean TRUE SGI
XtNuserData- XtPointer NULL SGI
XtNwidth- Dimension (calculated) SGI
XtNx- Position 0 SGI
XtNy- Position 0 SGI
XtNlayoutHeight- OlDefine OL_MINIMIZE SGI
XtNlayoutType- OlDefine OL_FIXEDROWS SGI
XtNlayoutWidth- OlDefine OL_MINIMIZE SGI
XtNmanaged Boolean TRUE SGI
XtNmappedWhenManaged-+ Boolean TRUE SGI
XtNmeasure- int 1 SGI
XtNmnemonic-+ unsigned char NULL SGI
XtNnoneSet Boolean FALSE SGI
XtNnumItemFields Cardinal 0 SGI
XtNnumItems Cardinal 0 SGI
XtNposition+ OlDefine OL_LEFT SGI
XtNreferenceName- String NULL SGI
XtNreferenceWidget- Widget NULL SGI
XtNsameHeight- OlDefine OL_ALL SGI
XtNsameWidth- OlDefine OL_COLUMNS SGI
XtNselectProc+ XtCallbackProc NULL SGI
XtNsensitive-+ Boolean TRUE SGI
XtNset+ Boolean FALSE SGI∗
XtNtraversalOn-+ Boolean TRUE SGI
XtNunselectProc+ XtCallbackProc NULL SGI
XtNuserData-+ XtPointer NULL SGI
XtNvPad- Dimension 0 SGI
XtNvSpace- Dimension (calculated) SGI
XtNwidth- Dimension (calculated) SGI
XtNx- Position 0 SGI
XtNy- Position 0 SGI
Access: S = XtSetValues G = XtGetValues
I = init time O = other access
• sub-object resources; see below
∗ not inherited from container
† see resources(3W)
XtNancestorSensitive
class:XtCAncestorSensitive type:Boolean default:TRUEaccess:GO
Action: indicates the sensitivity of the sub-object’s ancestors.
Values: TRUE – all the sub-object’s ancestors are sensitive and the sub-object is sensitive to user input. FALSE – one or more of the sub-object’s ancestors are insensitive, so the sub-object displays an inactive visual and is not sensitive to user input.
XtNbackground
class:XtCBackground type:Pixel default:XtDefaultBackgroundaccess:SGI
Action: indicates the pixel color used to fill in the background of the sub-object.
XtNbackgroundPixmap
class:XtCBackgroundPixmap type:Pixmap default:Noneaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the pixmap that is displayed as the sub-object’s label.
Any supplied pixmap must have the same depth as the flat widget’s depth. Pixmaps of None and ParentRelative are not considered valid values. If either XtNlabel or XtNlabelImage has a non-NULL value, this resource is ignored.
XtNclientData
class:XtCClientData type:XtPointer default:NULLaccess:SGI
Action: indicates the client data supplied to all callback procedures.
XtNdefault
class:XtCDefault type:Boolean default:FALSEaccess:SGI
Action: When used on the container, this resource indicates whether or not one of the sub-objects is a default item.
Values: TRUE – If a sub-object is a default item FALSE – otherwise
Setting this resource on the container widget indicates whether or not one of the sub-objects should be a default item.
If the application sets this value to
TRUE on the container, the container will set the first managed and mapped sub-object as the default item if a default item does not exist.
FALSE the container will unset its default item if one exists.
Even if the application does not use XtNdefault in its item fields list, the container will correctly maintain the default item and the application can change the default item via OlFlatSetValues .
When used on the sub-object, this resource specifies whether or not the sub-object is a default item. If more than one item is a set as a default item, a warning is generated and all but the first default item is unselected.
XtNdim
class:XtCDim type:Boolean default:FALSEaccess:SGI
Action: indicates substate changes visually
Values: TRUE – the sub-object shows a dimmed visual indicating that the item represents the state of one or more objects, that as a group, are in different states. FALSE – otherwise
XtNfont
class:XtCFont type:XFontStruct∗ default:(OPEN LOOK font)access:SI
Action: specifies the font for the string specified by the XtNlabel resource.
XtNfontColor
class:XtCFontColor type:Pixel default:XtDefaultForegroundaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the foreground color of the sub-object’s label, even if the label is an XImage.
XtNforeground
class:XtCForeground type:Pixel default:XtDefaultForegroundaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the pixel color used when drawing the sub-object’s outline in 2-D mode.
XtNitems
class:XtCItems type:XtPointer default:NULLaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the list of sub-object items.
This value must point to a static list since flat containers reference this list after initialization but do not cache its information.
XtNitemFields
class:XtCItemFields type:String default:NULLaccess:GI
Action: This is the list of resource names used to parse the records in the XtNitems list. This resource does not have to point to static information since the flat container does not use this information after initialization. Though the flat container does not reference this resource’s value after initialization, it holds onto it for responding to an XtGetValues() request and supplying it in the OlFlatCallData structure during callbacks. Therefore, if the application plans on querying this resource, it’s recommended that the application make this resource point to static information.
XtNitemsTouched
class:XtCItemsTouched type:Boolean default:FALSEaccess:SG
Action: Whenever the application modifies an item list directly, it must supply this resource (with a value of TRUE) to the flat widget container so that the container can update the visual.
Values: TRUE, FALSE
If the resource value is supplied, the flat widget container treats its current item list as a new list and hence, updates its entire visual. Since the list is treated as a new list, the flat container may request a change in geometry from its parent.
Note: It is not necessary to use this resource if the application modifies the list with the OlFlatSetValues procedure; nor is it necessary to use this resource whenever the application supplies a new list to the flat container.
XtNlabel
class:XtCLabel type:String default:NULLaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the text string that appears in the sub-object.
XtNlabelImage
class:XtCLabelImage type:XImage default:NULLaccess:SGI
Action: specifies an XImage pointer that can appear in a sub-object.
This resource is ignored if XtNlabel is non-NULL.
XtNlabelJustify
class:XtCLabelJustify type:OlDefine default:OL_LEFTaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the justification of the label of sub-object.
Values: OL_LEFT, OL_CENTER, OL_RIGHT.
XtNlabelTile
class:XtCLabelTile type:Boolean default:FALSEaccess:SGI
Action: specifies tiling of subobject’s background.
Values: TRUE, FALSE
This resource augments the XtNlabelImage/XtNlabelPixmap resource to allow tiling of the sub-object’s background. For an image/pixmap that is smaller than the sub-object’s background, the label area is tiled with the image/pixmap to fill the sub-object’s background if this resource is TRUE. Otherwise, the label is placed as described by the XtNlabelJustify resource. The XtNlabelTile resource is ignored for text labels.
XtNmanaged
class:XtCManaged type:Boolean default:TRUEaccess:SGI
Action: Determines whether the FlatExclusives widget manages its sub-objects.
Values: TRUE – the widget manages its sub-objects. FALSE – the widget doesn’t manage its sub-objects.
XtNmappedWhenManaged
class:XtCMappedWhenManaged type:Boolean default:TRUEaccess:SGI
Action: specifies whether or not a managed sub-object is displayed.
Values: TRUE, FALSE
Note: This resource is never inherited from the container, so its default value is always TRUE
Regardless of this resource’s value, all managed sub-objects will be included when determining the layout.
XtNnoneSet
class:XtCNoneSet type:Boolean default:FALSEaccess:SGI
Action: controls whether the settings can be toggled into an unset mode directly.
Values: TRUE – zero or more than one sub-object can be set at any time. The user can select the currently set sub-object and toggle it back to an unset state. FALSE – exactly one sub-object must be in the set state always. Attempting to select the currently set sub-object does nothing.
XtNnumItems
class:XtCNumItems type:Cardinal default:0access:SGI
Action: specifies the number of sub-object items.
XtNnumItemFields
class:XtCNumItemFields type:Cardinal default:0access:SGI
Action: indicates the number of resource names contained in XtNitemFields
XtNsameHeight
class:XtCSameHeight type:OlDefine default:OL_ALLaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the rows that are forced to the same height.
Values: OL_ALL, OL_ROWS
XtNsameWidth
class:XtCSameWidth type:OlDefine default:OL_COLUMNSaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the columns that are forced to the same width.
Values: OL_ALL, OL_COLUMNS
XtNselectProc
class:XtCCallbackProc type:XtCallbackProc default:NULLaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the callback procedure for the sub-object becoming selected by user input.
XtNsensitive
class:XtCSensitive type:Boolean default:TRUEaccess:SGI
Action: specifies sensitivity to user input
Values: TRUE – the sub-object is sensitive to user input. FALSE – the sub-object is insensitive to user input and an inactive visual is displayed to indicate this state.
Note: This resource is never inherited from the container, so its default value is always TRUE.
XtNset
class:XtCSet type:Boolean default:FALSEaccess:SGI
Action: reflects the current state of the sub-object.
Values: TRUE, FALSE
Note: This resource is never inherited from the container, so its default value is always FALSE
Even if the application does not use XtNset in its item fields list, the container will correctly maintain the set item and the application can change the set item via OlFlatSetValues.
XtNunselectProc
class:XtCCallbackProc type:XtCallbackProc default:NULLaccess:SGI
Action: specifies the callback procedure for the sub-object becoming unselected by user input.
Version 3.0.1 — Last change: June 92