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VkHypViewer(const char *name, Widget top, Widget parent, XVisualInfo *vi ); | |
~VkHypViewer(); | |
const char * | className(); |
void | init(); |
HypView* | getHypView() const ; |
static void | eventHandlerCB(Widget w, XtPointer clientData, XEvent *event, Boolean *flag); |
static void | initCallback(Widget w, XtPointer clientData, XtPointer callData); |
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After initialization, getHypView() should be used to get the HypView object, which is the main interface to the functionality of the library. Although this class is called VkHypViewer for historical reasons, most people will want to use the Xt flavor as opposed to the ViewKit flavor.
Tamara Munzner http://graphics.stanford.edu [email protected]
VkHypViewer(const char *name, Widget top, Widget parent, XVisualInfo *vi );
Initialization. Arguments: name string, top-level
widget of window, parent widget for drawing area, XVisualInfo for
the window. If no XVisualInfo given, fallback is RGBA
doublebuffered with maximum possible red, green, blue, and depth
buffers.
~VkHypViewer();
Destructor.
const char *className();
Classname method as required by ViewKit.
void init();
Initialization callback used by afterRealizeHook and/or
initCallback() can also be called directly if necessary.
HypView* getHypView() const ;
Return the HypView object which is the main interface to the
functionality of the library.
Function is currently defined inline.
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const char * | className(); | |
void | init(); | |
HypView* | getHypView() const ; | |
static void | eventHandlerCB(Widget w, XtPointer clientData, XEvent *event, Boolean *flag); | |
static void | initCallback(Widget w, XtPointer clientData, XtPointer callData); | |
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