Motif FAQ (Part 9 of 9)

• Introduction
• 246) Can I specify a widget in a resource file?
• 247) Why are only some of my translations are being installed? I
• 248) Where can I get the PanHandler code?
• 249) What are these passive grab warnings? When I destroy certain
• 250) How do I have more buttons than three in a MessageBox? I want
• 251) How do I create a "busy working cursor"?
• 252) Can I use the hourglass that mwm uses?
• 253) What order should the libraries be linked in?
• 254) How do I use xmkmf for Motif clients?
• 255) How do I make context sensitive help? The Motif Style Guide
• 256) How do I debug a modal interaction?
• 257) How can I disable Drag and Drop in my Motif 1.2 client ?
• 258) Where can I find info and examples of the Motif drag and drop
• 259) Why can't I install my own colormap using XInstallColormap?
• 260)* How do I get correct shadow colors to match other color
• 261) What color algorithm does Motif use? I am told that Motif uses
• 262) How can you access the superclass widget from which Motif
• 263) Can the Notebook widget display non-rectangular "file tabs"?
• 264) How does the clipboard mechanism work?
• 265) Why does the xyz application core dump when I cut and paste?
• 266) Why doesn't XtNameToWidget (widget, "MyName") work?
• 267) Why does my structure contain incorrect data when the callback
• 268) How can an application manage events on multiple displays?
• 269) Why do I get "Error: attempt to add non-widget child "dsm" to
• 270) Why do I get link errors about "XShape" symbols?
• 271) Why does my X11R6 program crash with undefined symbol
• 272) How do I programatically control xwd to dump a specific window?
• 273)+ How can I display an xwd in a window (without using xwud)?
• 274)+ Can I write a multi-threaded Motif application?
• 275)+ How can I dump my widget instance tree in a way that reflects
• 276)+ How do I convert my xpm file into a Pixmap? (The xpm file is
• 277)+ How can I display a gif/jpeg/tiff picture in a widget?
• 278)+ How do I get the events for gadgets?
• 279) TOPIC: HISTORY and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS