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SUN MICROSYSTEMS DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL SUN MICROSYSTEMS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. ******************************************************************/ /* * toolkit.c -- implements the toolkit-independent interface used * by the comparison tool. This implementation uses XView. * * This interface is intended to isolate toolkit-dependent details * such as button creation and event handling into one place. * It is designed with knowledge only of XView and Xlib -- * the interface should be sufficient to allow an implementation * in raw XLib, and it is hoped that implementation using * other toolkits would be reasonably straightforward. * * Note that this interface was designed with the specific purpose * of making a particular application - the comparison tool - as * portable as possible. It is not meant to be a general toolkit interface * (that's what toolkits are for in the first place!). * * For all height, width, row, or column arguments, supplying a value * of -1 directs the function to use default or toolkit-determined * values. * * The application defines notification procedures as having no * arguments since we can't be sure all toolkits will call them * with the same arguments. Unfortunately, this forces greater use * of globals... */ #include #include "toolkit.h" /* * tk_init(argc,argv) - initialize the toolkit. The toolkit may * look for toolkit-specific arguments in the command-line input. */ void tk_init(argc,argv) int argc; char *argv[]; { xv_init(XV_INIT_ARGS, argc, argv, 0); } /* * TK_Main_Window * tk_create_main_window(label,height,width) * Create a main application window with given label, height, and width. */ TK_Main_Window tk_create_main_window(label,height,width, display_return) char *label; int height,width; Display **display_return; { Frame frame; frame = xv_create(NULL,FRAME, FRAME_LABEL, label, 0); if (frame==NULL) fatal("tk_create_main_window: frame creation failed\n"); if (height != -1) xv_set(frame, XV_HEIGHT, height,0); if (width != -1) xv_set(frame, XV_WIDTH, width,0); *display_return = (Display *)xv_get(frame, XV_DISPLAY); return(frame); } /* * TK_Control_Window * tk_create_control_window(parent,x, y, height,width) * Create a subwindow suitable for buttons, etc. that is a child of * the given parent. A -1 for any of x, y, height or width * yields the default or toolkit-determined value. */ TK_Control_Window tk_create_control_window(parent,x,y,height,width) TK_Main_Window parent; int x,y,height,width; { Panel panel; panel = xv_create(parent,PANEL, 0); if (panel == NULL) fatal("tk_create_control_window: panel creation failed\n"); if (x != -1) xv_set(panel, XV_X, x, 0); if (y != -1) xv_set(panel, XV_Y, y, 0); if (height != -1) xv_set(panel, XV_HEIGHT, height,0); if (width != -1) xv_set(panel, XV_WIDTH, width,0); return (panel); } /* * Drawable * tk_create_X_drawable_window(parent,height,width, * repaint_proc,display_return); * Create an X window as a subwindow of the supplied parent window, * returning its id. *display_return is set to the current default display. */ Drawable tk_create_X_drawable_window(parent,height,width, repaint_proc,display_return) TK_Main_Window parent; int height,width,(*repaint_proc)(); Display **display_return; { Canvas canvas; Pixwin *pixwin; Drawable drawable; canvas = xv_create(parent,CANVAS, CANVAS_X_PAINT_WINDOW, TRUE, CANVAS_REPAINT_PROC, repaint_proc, 0); if (canvas == NULL) fatal("tk_create_X_drawable_window: win creation failed\n"); if (height != -1) xv_set(canvas, XV_HEIGHT, height,0); if (width != -1) xv_set(canvas, XV_WIDTH, width,0); pixwin = canvas_pixwin(canvas); *display_return = (Display *)xv_get(pixwin, XV_DISPLAY); drawable = (Drawable)xv_get(pixwin, XV_XID); return(drawable); } XID tk_get_xid(window) Frame window; { return (XID) xv_get(window, XV_XID); } /* * tk_create_button(control_win,row, col,label,proc,active_status) * create a button in the given control window, at designated row & col. * proc identifies a procedure to be called when the button is pressed. */ TK_Button tk_create_button(control_win,row,col,label,proc,active_status) TK_Control_Window control_win; int row, col; char *label; int (*proc)(); int active_status; { Panel_item button_item; button_item = xv_create(control_win,PANEL_BUTTON, PANEL_LABEL_STRING, label, PANEL_NOTIFY_PROC, proc, PANEL_INACTIVE, active_status, 0); if (button_item == NULL) fatal("tk_create_button: creation failed\n"); if (row != -1) xv_set(button_item, PANEL_ITEM_Y, xv_rows(control_win,row),0); if (col != -1) xv_set(button_item, PANEL_ITEM_X, xv_cols(control_win,col),0); return (button_item); } /* * tk_activate_button(button) - sets the active status of the button * to TK_BUTTON_ACTIVE */ void tk_activate_button(button) TK_Button button; { xv_set(button, PANEL_INACTIVE, TK_BUTTON_ACTIVE, 0); } /* * tk_deactivate_button(button) - sets the active status of the button * to TK_BUTTON_INACTIVE */ void tk_deactivate_button(button) TK_Button button; { xv_set(button, PANEL_INACTIVE, TK_BUTTON_INACTIVE, 0); } /* * tk_set_button_label(button,label) - sets the button label to * the label given. */ void tk_set_button_label(button,label) TK_Button button; char *label; { xv_set(button, PANEL_LABEL_STRING, label, 0); } /* * TK_Message_Item * tk_create_message(control_win,row, col,init_string) * create a text output item in the given control window, * at designated row & col, with the initial contents init_string. */ TK_Message_Item tk_create_message_item(control_win,row,col,init_string) TK_Control_Window control_win; int row, col; char *init_string; { Panel_item message_item; message_item = xv_create(control_win,PANEL_MESSAGE, PANEL_LABEL_STRING, init_string, 0); if (message_item == NULL) fatal("tk_create_message_item: creation failed\n"); if (row != -1) xv_set(message_item, PANEL_ITEM_Y, xv_rows(control_win,row),0); if (col != -1) xv_set(message_item, PANEL_ITEM_X, xv_cols(control_win,col),0); return(message_item); } /* * tk_set_message(msg_item, text) - sets the text tring displayed * in msg_item to "text". */ void tk_set_message(msg_item, text) TK_Message_Item msg_item; char *text; { xv_set(msg_item, PANEL_LABEL_STRING, text, 0); } /* * TK_List * tk_create_list(control_win,row,col,notify_proc) */ TK_List tk_create_list(control_win,row,col,notify_proc) TK_Control_Window control_win; int row,col, (*notify_proc)(); { Panel_item list_item; list_item = xv_create(control_win, PANEL_LIST, PANEL_NOTIFY_PROC, notify_proc, PANEL_LIST_DISPLAY_ROWS, 5, 0); if (list_item == NULL) fatal("tk_create_list: creation failed\n"); if (row != -1) xv_set(list_item, PANEL_ITEM_Y, xv_rows(control_win,row),0); if (col != -1) xv_set(list_item, PANEL_ITEM_X, xv_cols(control_win,col),0); return ((TK_List)list_item); } /* * char * * tk_get_selected_item(list,index_return) - return a pointer to the * string of the currently selected list item, and set index_return * to that element's index. If no list item is selected, return NULL. */ char * tk_get_selected_list_item(list,index_return) TK_List list; int *index_return; { char *string; int i, nrows; int sel=0; nrows = (int)xv_get(list, PANEL_LIST_NROWS); for (i=0; i index) { xv_set(list, PANEL_LIST_SELECT, index, TRUE, 0); } } /* * tk_main_loop() - start the main event-handling loop */ void tk_main_loop(main_win) TK_Main_Window main_win; { xv_main_loop(main_win); } static fatal(s) char *s; { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n"); exit(1); }