Table of Contents

• X Introduction
  • What is X?
  • Why X?
  • History of X
  • Why not X?
• Concepts in X Programming
  • Interface Styles
  • Clients and Servers
  • Choosing the DISPLAY
• Xlib Fundamentals
  • Using Windows
  • Basic steps to create a window application
    • Connecting to the Server
    • Checking the Environment
    • Creating the Window
    • Displaying the Window
    • Cleaning up
  • Drawing With X
    • Graphics Contexts
    • Creating a Graphics Context
    • Drawing Lines
    • Drawing Shapes
    • Filled Shapes
    • Multiple Objects
  • Text
    • What are Fonts
    • Loading Fonts
    • Displaying Text
  • Colour
    • Colour or not?
    • Visuals
    • Using Colour
  • Events
    • Concepts
    • Which Events?
    • Waiting for Events
    • Polling for Events
    • Mouse Events
    • Keyboard Events
    • Other Events
• Using and Specifying X Resources
• X starting up
• Imake
  • Why Imake
  • A simple example
  • Generating the Makefile for the first time
  • The Imake template
  • Simple Imakefiles
    • A single program, one source file
    • A single program, multiple source files
    • Multiple programs
    • A library archive of object files
    • Subdirectories
  • Miscellaneous
  • History
  • Gotchas
  • Imake Variables
• Intrinsic Library -Xt1
  • Intrinsic Widget Library -Xaw
  • Terminology
  • Underlying Model
  • Input Focus
  • Using Widgets
  • Initializing the Toolkit
  • Creating a Widget
  • Common Resources
  • Resource Conversions
    • Cursor Conversion
    • Pixel Conversion
    • Bitmap Conversion
  • Realizing a Widget
  • Processing Events
  • Standard Widget Manipulation Functions
    • Mapping Widgets
    • Destroying Widgets
    • Retrieving Widget Resource Values
    • Modifying Widget Resource Values
  • Using the Client Callback Interface
    • Changing Resource Values
    • Specifying Resources
    • Creating Argument Lists
  • Example Programs
• Motif Widget Library -Xm
  • Widgets, Gadgets, and Convenience Functions
  • Example Programs

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