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November 30, 1989
This directory contains a number of simple programs that show how to use
the Athena widgets and the X Toolkit. These examples have been
organized so that a new programmer can begin with simple examples and
work up to more complex ones.
1) xhw - "Xt Hello World" is the simplest example. It shows
how to initialize the toolkit and use the Label widget
to display a string.
2) xlabel - Another example using the Label widget. Introduces
the programmer to X Toolkit command line parsing.
3) xcommand - This example uses the Command widget to show how
callback functions are defined and how to use them to
get user data.
4) xcommand2 - This example performs the same task as xcommand, but
uses application defined action routines to retrieve
user input instead of callback functions.
5) xlist - An example of how to use the List widget.
6) xscroll - An example of the values returned by the Scrollbar
widget, and how its callback routines are used.
7) xbuttonbox - The Box widget is used to introduce the programmer to
a widget hierarchy.
8) xboxes - Nested widget hierarchies, and application specific
resources are introduced.
9) xtext - An example using the Text widget. Changing the text
string, and getting the value out of the Text widget
are explained. This is the first place that widget
data is changed dynamically.
10) popup - Creating a popup widget with a dialog box, and
positioning the popup are explained.
11) xmenu1
xmenu2 - Two examples of how to use the SimpleMenu widget.
12) xwidgets - A complicated example program that uses most widgets
in the Athena widget set at least once. Timeouts are
also used in this example.
Chris D. Peterson
kit@expo.lcs.mit.edu
MIT X Consortium