rafiq@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Salik "slick" Rafiq) (08/17/90)
I am working on an XView application that must create an unspecified number of frames at run time. ie: after the xv_main_loop(). Unfortunatly I cannot seem to iconify these frames under olwm, however they do iconify under twm. I'm just scratching my head over this problem, I desperatly need a solution to this problem. Either that or some expert to tell me there is no fix. Help! Salik. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salik Rafiq internet: rafiq@ccm.UManitoba.CA 39 Dumbarton blvd. rafiq@gold.cs.UManitoba.CA Winnipeg,Manitoba rafiq@ccu.UManitoba.CA R3P 2C7 bitnet: rafiq@uofmcc.bitnet Canada --------------------------------------------------------------------------- an incomprehesible paragraph... "An interpretation I satisfies a sentance in the table language if and only if each entry in the table designates the value of the function designated by the function constant in the upper-left corner applied to the objects designated by the corresponding row and column labels." Genesereth & Nilsson "logical foundations of Artificial Intelligence" -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salik Rafiq internet: rafiq@ccm.UManitoba.CA 39 Dumbarton blvd. rafiq@gold.cs.UManitoba.CA Winnipeg,Manitoba rafiq@ccu.UManitoba.CA
smarks@eng.sun.COM (Stuart Marks, There go I but for the grace of Root) (08/21/90)
| I am working on an XView application that must create an | unspecified number of frames at run time. ie: after the xv_main_loop(). | Unfortunatly I cannot seem to iconify these frames under olwm, however | they do iconify under twm. I'm just scratching my head over this problem, | I desperatly need a solution to this problem. Either that or some | expert to tell me there is no fix. If this is the bug I think it is, then upgrading to the latest version of olwm should fix it. This version is available from expo via anonymous ftp, embedded in the XView distribution. This is the source of the olwm shipped with Sun's OpenWindows version 2. (Note: you don't have to build all of XView to build olwm. You do need to build the OLGX library, though.) Here's a description of the problem I'm thinking of. You have an application with multiple top-level frames. Pressing the window button of the first one closes them all, but pressing the window button of any of the others has no effect. Is this the bug you're seeing? If so, then it's fixed in the latest olwm. s'marks Stuart W. Marks ARPA: smarks@eng.sun.com Window Systems Group UUCP: sun!smarks Sun Microsystems, Inc.