[comp.windows.misc] XmNcreateCallback -- what is it?

david@twg.com (David S. Herron) (10/20/90)

I have a copy of Xvt for ISC's SysVr3.? & their X11/Motif.  But I
don't have that system to compile on.  (Don't ask..)  I've mostly
been working with Motif directly on Intel SysVr3.2.2 with their
X11R3+Motif (v1.0.?).  I've installed the Xvt I have on this Intel
based system to see if it would "accidentally" work ..

Comes close -- Trying to make the demo programs, the C source
compiles and links just fine.  CURL produces a .uil file just fine.
The compiled program also runs and displays an X popup dialog
successfully, but since the .uil->.uid step didn't succeed nothing
more can be done except display this dialog saying the .uid file
wasn't found.  The problem is that Xvt uses an XmNcreateCallback
for most of the widgets to (apparently) make a call into their code
when the widget is created.

The problem is that in neither of the Motif packages I have (v1.0.?)
include that specific value.  The closest is an MrmNcreateCallback
which probably doesn't do the same thing since it's from Mrm, not Xm.

Since most of it works then I'm thinking the rest of it just might ..

As always -- any help would be appreciated.

		David

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