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└─⟦a0efdde77⟧ Bits:30001252 EUUGD11 Tape, 1987 Spring Conference Helsinki
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.TH Sx_TitleCreate sx
.B1
.NA
Sx_TitleCreate, Sx_TitleMake \- create a title subwindow
.SY
#include <X/Xlib.h>
#include <sx.h>
.sp
Window
Sx_TitleCreate(\fIparent, side, size, border, fontPtr, foreground, background,
    leftText, centerText, rightText\fP)
.sp
Sx_TitleMake(\fIwindow, fontPtr, foreground, background, leftText,
    centerText, rightText\fP)
.AS Window *centerText
.AR
.AP Window parent in
Window in which to create a new title subwindow.
.AP Sx_Side side in
Side of \fIparent\fP against which to create new subwindow.  One of
SX_TOP, SX_BOTTOM, SX_LEFT, or SX_RIGHT.
.AP int border in
Width of border for new title subwindow.
.AP FontInfo *fontPtr in
Describes font to be used for all text in the title.
If NULL, then the Sx default font is used.
.AP int foreground in
Color to use for the text in the title and for the border (if any).
.AP int background in
Color to use for the title's background.
.AP char *leftText in
Text to be displayed at left side of the title subwindow.  If NULL,
no text will displayed at left side.
.AP char *centerText  in
Text to be displayed in center of title subwindow, or NULL.
.AP char *rightText in
Text to be displayed at right side of title subwindow, or NULL.
.AP Window window in
Existing window to turn into a title subwindow.
.B2

.SH DESCRIPTION
.PP
Sx_TitleCreate creates a new subwindow and arranges for it to
behave as a title subwindow.  It uses the Sx packer to create
the title subwindow: it will be created with a height (or width) of
\fIsize\fP along the
top or bottom (or left or right) side of the unused cavity inside
\fIparent\fP.  When \fIparent\fP changes size, the title subwindow
will also change size to maintain its position relative to other
subwindows packed inside \fIparent\fP.
The three strings \fIleftText\fP, \fIcenterText\fP,
and \fIrightText\fP will be displayed inside the window.  Buttons
and keystrokes have no effect on title subwindows.
.PP
Sx_TitleMake is similar to Sx_TitleCreate except that it doesn't
create a new window:  the caller provides a window to use to hold
the three strings.  Sx_TitleMake does not invoke any of the packer
facilities;  if \fIwindow\fP is to be managed by the packer, then
it is the caller's responsibility to call the packer.  If \fIwindow\fP
is already a title window, Sx_TitleMake will change its internal
parameters (strings, font, etc.) to those passed to it.
.PP
If \fIfontPtr\fP is non-NULL, the caller must ensure that the FontInfo
it points to does not change as long as the title exists.  The
title strings are copied, though, so you can modify them
as soon as Sx_CaptionCreate returns.  If you wish to change the
titles that are displayed, call Sx_TitleMake with the new titles.
.PP
A title subwindow may be deleted at any time by calling XDestroyWindow.
When this happens, the title manager will automatically clean up
its internal structures.
.PP
The implementation of titles depends on the use of the Sx
dispatcher (Sx_HandlerCreate, Sx_HandleEvent, etc.), and will
not work if those routines are not used correctly.

.SH "SEE ALSO"
Sx_Pack

.SH KEYWORDS
packer, title, window