dmh@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au (Darren Hosking) (02/26/91)
Does anyone have any sample UIL and C code they could send me? I don't have the Motif source yet (due to various problems, but that's another story...) so I don't have the samples that come with the source. Real applications that use UIL would also be good. If any publically available programs have been written using UIL their name and an address where they can be ftp'd from would be a great help. Thanks, dmh Darren Hosking ACSnet: dmh@goanna.cs.rmit.oz Department Of Computer Science ARPA: dmh%goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au@uunet.uu.net RMIT CSNET: dmh%goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au@australia GPO Box 2476V UUCP: ...!uunet!goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au!dmh Melbourne Vic., Australia 3001 PH: +61 3 660 3299 FAX: +61 3 662 1617
marbru@attc.UUCP (Martin Brunecky) (03/03/91)
In article <4825@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au> dmh@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au (Darren Hosking) writes: >Does anyone have any sample UIL and C code they could send me? I don't have >the Motif source yet (due to various problems, but that's another story...) >so I don't have the samples that come with the source. Real applications >that use UIL would also be good. > Get Wcl. You can start playing with it (using Athena widgets) before your Motif arrives. You can look at it's callbacks and actions routines (code) without being confused by the coding that you should never do. I don't know about archive site in Australia - but Wcl is on expo at mit, and any trouble getting Wcl is worth avoiding UIL. -- =*= Opinions presented here are solely of my own and not those of Auto-trol =*= Martin Brunecky {...}sunpeaks!auto-trol!marbru (303) 252-2499 (sometimes also: marbru@auto-trol.COM ) Auto-trol Technology Corp. 12500 North Washington St., Denver, CO 80241-2404
rmf@cs.columbia.edu (Robert M. Fuhrer) (03/06/91)
When trying to compile (on an RS/6000), first, make Makefiles doesn't simply make the Makefiles. It actually ends up compiling the source in subdirectory Wc (I don't think this should happen). The Makefile in fact never gets created in the subdirectory [in fact, this results in the original Makefile being removed :-(]. Second, compilation fails on the first file (WcCallb.c) for the following reason. WcCallb.c #include's X11/Intrinsic.h, which in turn #defines the XtIsShell macro. This macro refers to a variable named shellWidget which doesn't exist. Noticing that X11/IntrinsicP.h contained a reasonable-looking definition for XtIsShell, I patched WcCallb.c to include it instead. This fixed the problem, but I'm fairly sure this wasn't the right thing to do. Next, WcConvert.c had a problem, again with an undefined variable, named XtRWidget. This didn't seem to be defined anywhere that I could easily find. At this point, I gave up, suspecting problems larger than I have time to deal with. So what's going on? -- -------------------------- Robert M. Fuhrer Computer Science Department Columbia University 1117B Fairchild Building Internet: rmf@cs.columbia.edu UUCP: ...!rutgers!cs.columbia.edu!rmf
slh@wolf.cs.washington.edu (Scott Heyano) (03/06/91)
In article <RMF.91Mar5180313@chopin.cs.columbia.edu> rmf@cs.columbia.edu (Robert M. Fuhrer) writes: [stuff] |Second, compilation fails on the first file (WcCallb.c) for the following |reason. WcCallb.c #include's X11/Intrinsic.h, which in turn #defines the |XtIsShell macro. This macro refers to a variable named shellWidget which |doesn't exist. Noticing that X11/IntrinsicP.h contained a reasonable-looking |definition for XtIsShell, I patched WcCallb.c to include it instead. This |fixed the problem, but I'm fairly sure this wasn't the right thing to do. | |Next, WcConvert.c had a problem, again with an undefined variable, named |XtRWidget. This didn't seem to be defined anywhere that I could easily find. |At this point, I gave up, suspecting problems larger than I have time to deal |with. | |So what's going on? | AIX 3.1/3003: XtIsShell is defined in Intrinsic.h XtRWidget is defined in (Xaw) Form.h