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IRIX Interactive Desktop Integration Guide
(document number: 007-2006-130 / published: 2001-11-07)
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- “Copy” option
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- Copy Actions
- “Cut” option
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- Cut Actions
- “Partial” button
- IconSmith
- Partial
- “Paste” option
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- Paste Actions
- “Select All” option
- IconSmith
- Select All
- “Select Next” option
- IconSmith
- Select Next
- ”Close” option
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- ”Delete” option
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- ”Deselect” button
- IconSmith
- Deselect Fragments
- ”Exit” option
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- ”multiple document, no visible main”
- application model
- Implementing the “Multiple Document, No Visible Main” Model
- ”multiple document, visible main”
- application model
- Implementing the “Multiple Document, Visible Main” Model
- ”Shear Y” transformation
- Shear Y
- ”single document, multiple primary”
- application model
- Implementing the “Single Document, Multiple Primaries” Model
- ”single document, one primary”
- application model
- Implementing the “Single Document, One Primary” Model
- ”Undo” option
- IconSmith
- Drawing With IconSmith
- 3D graphics formats
- Supported Target Formats
- 3D look
- icons
- Keeping the 3-D Look
- 4Dwm window manager
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- Window Management
- \<Alt\> key
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- access
- help
- HTML Viewer Component
- adding
- icon to Icon Catalog
- Step Five: Installing Your Application in the Icon Catalog
- AIFF data
- Supported Target Formats
- ALIAS data
- Supported Target Formats
- alignment
- IconSmith
- Constraints: Gravity (Object) Snap and Grid Snap
- API
- GoldenGate
- The GoldenGate API
- Apple data
- Supported Target Formats
- Apple Quicktime data
- Supported Target Formats
- application integration
- checklist
- Integrating an Application
- overview
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
- schemes
- Using Schemes
- application models
- Implementing an Application Model
- ”multiple document, no visible main”
- Implementing the “Multiple Document, No Visible Main” Model
- ”multiple document, visible main”
- Implementing the “Multiple Document, Visible Main” Model
- ”single document, multiple primary”
- Implementing the “Single Document, Multiple Primaries” Model
- ”single document, one primary”
- Implementing the “Single Document, One Primary” Model
- application programming
- schemes
- Using Schemes in Your Application
- application testing
- with schemes
- Testing Your Application with Schemes
- applications
- automatically restart
- Overview of Session Management
- communication
- Adding Session Management to Your Application
- creating icons. See icons
- Creating Desktop Icons: An Overview
- data exchange
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- Interapplication Data Exchange
- exchanging data
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- Interapplication Data Exchange
- help, integrating
- An Example of Implementing Help in an Application
- icon ID number
- Step One: Tagging Your Application
- implementation strategy
- Implementation Strategies and Toolkits
- logging out
- Overview of Session Management
- re-invoke
- Adding Session Management to Your Application
- restarting
- Overview of Session Management
- save yourself example
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- states
- Overview of Session Management
- toolkits for integration
- Implementation Strategies and Toolkits
- window manager
- Adding Session Management to Your Application
- window placement
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- window size
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- ApplicationShell
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- Arc widget
- The Graph Widget
- ASCII
- Converting a File for Printing
- Ascii predefined file type
- Ascii
- atom
- 3D graphics
- Supported Target Formats
- audio
- Supported Target Formats
- image
- Supported Target Formats
- movie
- Supported Target Formats
- SGI
- Supported Target Formats
- audio formats
- Supported Target Formats
- AUTODESK data
- Supported Target Formats
- AVID data
- Supported Target Formats
- banners
- in window title
- Setting the Window Title
- Binary predefined file type
- Binary
- blocking
- processes, data exchange
- Process Blocking
- book viewer
- setting on desktop
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- BOOKVIEWER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- browser
- color schemes
- Why You Should Use Schemes
- launch in Help
- Example of Helpmap Entry to Access a Web Browser
- buttons
- recycle
- The Finder Widget
- recycle. See also recycle button
- Controlling the Finder Interface
- C language operators
- Operators
- callback
- Color Chooser
- Handling User Interaction with the Color Chooser
- caret cursor
- Caret
- catalog
- icon
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- changing
- icon design size
- Changing Drawing Size
- checklist
- creating icons
- Checklist for Creating an Icon
- Child widget
- Grid widget
- Setting Constraints on the Child Widget of a Grid
- circles
- drawing, IconSmith
- Drawing a Circle
- clicking the mouse
- Handling the Mouse Double-Click Speed Setting
- ClickSpeed
- mouse setting
- Handling the Mouse Double-Click Speed Setting
- Clipboard Selection
- ownership
- Requests for the Clipboard Selection
- Clipboard Transfer
- ”Copy” actions
- Copy Actions
- ”Cut” actions
- Cut Actions
- ”Paste” actions
- Paste Actions
- CLIPBOARD selection
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- data exchange
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- implementation
- Implementing the Clipboard Transfer Model
- loss of Clipboard Selection
- Loss of the Clipboard Selection
- close
- window
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- CMD ALTOPEN rule
- An Example File Type
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- example
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- CMD DROP rule
- Programming Drag and Drop Behavior: The CMD DROP and DROPIF Rules
- CMD OPEN rule
- An Example File Type
- Programming Open Behavior: The CMD OPEN Rule
- CMD PRINT rule
- Programming Print Behavior: The CMD PRINT Rule
- Color Chooser
- The Color Chooser Widget
- callback resources
- Handling User Interaction with the Color Chooser
- components
- The Color Chooser Widget
- example program
- Example Program for Color Chooser
- interface
- Controlling the Color Chooser Interface
- Makefile example
- Makefile for colortest.c
- user interaction
- Handling User Interaction with the Color Chooser
- widget
- The Color Chooser Widget
- color image
- resize
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- colors
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- and hues
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- and saturation
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- and values
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- and widgets
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- desktop
- Using Schemes
- get and set
- Getting and Setting the Color Chooser's Colors
- HSV
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- icon fill color
- Selecting Colors
- icon outline
- Selecting Colors
- icon shadow color
- Selecting Colors
- icons
- Selecting Colors
- programming
- Getting and Setting the Color Chooser's Colors
- RGB
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- Controlling the Color Chooser Interface
- See also widgets
- The Color Chooser Widget
- communication
- window and session manager
- Interacting With the Window and Session Manager
- compiling
- .ctr files
- Step Four: Compiling the Source Files
- .otr files
- Step Four: Compiling the Source Files
- programs with GoldenGate
- Compiling and Linking Your Program with GoldenGate
- concave polygons
- IconSmith
- Concave Polygons
- constants
- logical
- Constants
- context-sensitive help. See help
- Providing Context-Sensitive Help
- continuous session management
- Types of Session Management: Continuous and Explicit
- conventions
- style
- Font Conventions in This Guide
- conversion rules
- printing
- The Print Conversion Rules
- CONVERT rule
- printing
- About routeprint
- The CONVERT Rule
- converter registry
- The Converter Registry
- GoldenGate
- The Converter Registry
- converters
- data exchange
- The Converter Registry
- description file
- Creating a Converter Description File
- DSO
- Building a DSO
- evaluation
- Evaluating Converters
- evaluation requests
- Implementing Your Converter - Handling Evaluation Requests
- examples
- Some Sample Converters
- FileToFile example
- A FileToFile Converter - UNIX Man Page File to HTML File
- input and output formats
- Input and Output Formats
- installing
- Installing Your Converter
- process blocking
- Process Blocking
- registering
- Registering Your Converter
- stream converter example
- Example of a Simple Stream Converter
- stream data
- Converting Data Using Stream Data Converters
- StreamToStream example
- A Simple StreamToStream Converter - UpperCase
- testing
- Testing Your Converter
- writing
- Writing Converters for the GoldenGate Data Conversion Service
- converting data
- GoldenGate
- Data Conversion Service
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- converting files
- for printing
- About routeprint
- co-primary windows
- Creating a Co-Primary Window
- delete protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- example
- Creating a Co-Primary Window
- copy text. See data exchange
- Primary Transfer Model Overview
- COST rule
- printing
- The COST Rule
- creating
- FTR file type
- Creating a File Type: An Example
- creating help
- See help
- Writing the Online Help
- cross
- red and blue caret
- Caret
- .ctr files
- Step Four: Compiling the Source Files
- cursor
- caret symbol
- Caret
- customizing windows
- Customizing Your Application's Minimized Windows
- data
- exchange
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- exchange transferring of data
- Interapplication Data Exchange
- data conversion
- GoldenGate
- Data Conversion Service
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- data exchange
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- Interapplication Data Exchange
- 3D graphics
- Supported Target Formats
- audio
- Supported Target Formats
- Clipboard Transfer
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- compiling
- Compiling and Linking Your Program with GoldenGate
- conversion context
- Creating a Conversion Context
- conversion context, setting up
- Setting Up the Conversion Context
- conversion overview
- Overview of the Conversion Process
- converter attributes
- Querying the Converter Registry
- converter description file
- Creating a Converter Description File
- converter evaluation
- Evaluating a Converter
- converter evaluation requests
- Implementing Your Converter - Handling Evaluation Requests
- converter example
- Example of a Simple Stream Converter
- converter registry
- The Converter Registry
- converter registry query
- Querying the Converter Registry
- converter selection
- Selecting a Converter
- converter, examples
- Some Sample Converters
- converter, FiletoFile example
- A FileToFile Converter - UNIX Man Page File to HTML File
- converter, registering
- Registering Your Converter
- converter, testing
- Testing Your Converter
- converters
- The Converter Registry
- converters, evaluating
- Evaluating Converters
- converters, installing
- Installing Your Converter
- converters, writing
- Writing Converters for the GoldenGate Data Conversion Service
- converting data
- Converting Data In a File or Stream
- display converter details
- Getting Converter Details
- DSO
- Building a DSO
- example converters
- Some Sample Converters
- file converters
- Converting Data Using File Converters
- FileToFile example
- A FileToFile Converter - UNIX Man Page File to HTML File
- image
- Supported Target Formats
- input and output formats
- Input and Output Formats
- installing converters
- Installing Your Converter
- linking
- Compiling and Linking Your Program with GoldenGate
- movie
- Supported Target Formats
- operators
- Querying the Converter Registry
- Primary Transfer
- Primary Transfer Model Overview
- process blocking
- Process Blocking
- querying converter registry
- Querying the Converter Registry
- registering converters
- Registering Your Converter
- SGI
- Supported Target Formats
- stream converter example
- Example of a Simple Stream Converter
- stream data converters
- Converting Data Using Stream Data Converters
- StreamToStream converter, example
- A Simple StreamToStream Converter - UpperCase
- StreamToStream example
- A Simple StreamToStream Converter - UpperCase
- target formats
- Supported Target Formats
- testing converters
- Testing Your Converter
- writing converters
- Writing Converters for the GoldenGate Data Conversion Service
- data selection
- Primary Transfer
- Data Selection
- debugging
- session manager
- Debugging Tips
- default printer
- The Current Printer
- Default Viewer panel
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- delete
- window
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- deleting
- path, IconSmith
- Deleting
- Deleting
- design elements
- icons, sharing
- Sharing Design Elements
- desk management
- Desk Management
- screens
- Desk Management
- virtual screens
- Desk Management
- Desks Overview window
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- desktop
- and fonts
- Using Schemes
- book viewer setting
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- BOOKVIEWER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- CMD PRINT rule
- Programming Print Behavior: The CMD PRINT Rule
- colors
- Using Schemes
- Default Viewer panel
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- Desks Overview window
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- display image files
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- editor
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- environment variables
- Desktop Variables
- example of setting preferred editor
- Setting the Preferred Text Editor
- Icon Catalog
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- icons
- Creating Desktop Icons: An Overview
- Using IconSmith
- image viewer
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- IMGVIEWER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- implementation strategies
- Implementation Strategies and Toolkits
- integration checklist
- Integrating an Application
- integration of windows
- Creating Windows and Setting Decorations
- look and feel
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- look and feel, basic steps
- Getting the Right Look and Feel: The Basic Steps
- mail reader
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- MAILBOXPROG
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- menu, MENUCMD rule
- Adding Menu Items: The MENUCMD Rule
- PostScript viewer
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- printing
- Programming Print Behavior: The CMD PRINT Rule
- Printing From the Desktop
- PSVIEWER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- schemes
- Using Schemes
- setting a book viewer
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- setting a mailer
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- setting a PostScript viewer
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- setting a text editor
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- setting a Web browser
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- setting an image viewer
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- toolkits
- Implementation Strategies and Toolkits
- turn on look and feel
- Getting the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look
- utilities and user preferences
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- Utilities panel
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- web browser
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- WEBBROWSER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- widgets
- Using the SGI Enhanced Widgets
- window editor
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- WINEDITOR variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- desktop environment
- introduction
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
- Developer Magic RapidApp
- Using ViewKit and RapidApp
- device files
- FTRs
- Matching Non-Plain Files: The SPECIALFILE Rule
- Dial widget
- The Dial Widget
- appearance
- Controlling the Dial Interface
- callback function
- Getting and Setting the Dial's Value
- characteristics
- Controlling the Dial Interface
- detecting changes in value
- Detecting Changes in the Dial's Value
- example program
- Example Program for Dial
- getting and setting values
- Getting and Setting the Dial's Value
- interface
- Controlling the Dial Interface
- values
- Getting and Setting the Dial's Value
- dialogs
- ”Delete” option
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- creating
- Creating a Support Window
- Creating a Dialog
- delete example
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- example
- Creating a Dialog
- notification
- Creating a Dialog
- windows
- Creating a Dialog
- DIB data
- Supported Target Formats
- dimensional look
- 3D and IconSmith
- Keeping the 3-D Look
- dircontains function
- Using dircontains()
- directories
- detecting changes, FAM
- Detecting Changes to Files and Directories
- monitoring changes
- Monitoring Changes to Files and Directories
- Directory predefined file type
- Directory
- drag and drop icons
- Programming Drag and Drop Behavior: The CMD DROP and DROPIF Rules
- Drop Pocket
- The Finder Widget
- example program
- Example Program for Drop Pocket
- Makefile example
- Makefile for Drop Pocket Example
- widget
- The Drop Pocket Widget
- DROPIF rule
- Programming Drag and Drop Behavior: The CMD DROP and DROPIF Rules
- DSO
- GoldenGate converters
- Building a DSO
- dtUtilities
- variables and values
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- dtUtilities panel
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- Dynamenu
- example program
- Example Program for History Button (Dynamenu)
- Edit menu
- ”Copy” option
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- ”Cut” option
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- ”Paste” option
- Clipboard Transfer Model Overview
- resources
- Standard Edit Menu Resources
- Editor Utilities panel
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- enlarging
- icons
- Drawing for All Scales
- environment variable
- IMGVIEWER
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- environment variables
- desktop
- Desktop Variables
- example programs
- help
- Online Help Examples
- widgets
- Example Programs for SGI Enhanced Widgets
- exchanging data
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- See also data exchange
- Overview of the Conversion Process
- target formats
- Supported Target Formats
- Executable predefined file type
- Executable
- explicit session management
- Types of Session Management: Continuous and Explicit
- FAM
- Monitoring Changes to Files and Directories
- See also File Alteration Monitor
- Monitoring Changes to Files and Directories
- File Alteration Monitor
- Monitoring Changes to Files and Directories
- cancel monitoring
- Suspending, Resuming, and Canceling Monitoring
- closing a connection
- Opening and Closing a FAM Connection
- detecting changes
- Detecting Changes to Files and Directories
- examples
- FAM Examples
- fam daemon
- FAM Overview
- include files
- FAM Libraries and Include Files
- interface
- The FAM Interface
- libraries
- FAM Libraries and Include Files
- monitoring a file
- Monitoring a File or Directory
- opening a connection
- Opening and Closing a FAM Connection
- polling for changes
- Polling for File Changes
- resume monitoring
- Suspending, Resuming, and Canceling Monitoring
- suspend monitoring
- Suspending, Resuming, and Canceling Monitoring
- symbolic links
- Symbolic Links
- theory of operation
- Theory of Operation
- waiting for changes
- Waiting for File Changes
- file menu
- resources
- Standard File Menu Resources
- File Selection Box
- example program
- Example Program for File Selection Box
- Makefile example
- Makefile for File Selection Box Example Program
- File Selection Box widget
- The File Selection Box Widget
- file type
- definition
- Add the FTRs
- example
- An Example File Type
- icons
- Step Three: Programming Your Icon
- file types
- predefined, FTRs
- Predefined File Types
- File Typing Rules
- File Typing Rules
- Also see FTRs
- File Typing Rules
- description of
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- files
- converting to print
- About routeprint
- creating file type, FTR
- Creating a File Type: An Example
- detecting changes, FAM
- Detecting Changes to Files and Directories
- device files
- Matching Non-Plain Files: The SPECIALFILE Rule
- .ftr
- Naming File Types: The TYPE Rule
- icons
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- monitoring changes
- Monitoring Changes to Files and Directories
- predefined file types naming conventions
- Naming Conventions for Predefined File Types
- printing
- Converting a File for Printing
- printing from Desktop
- Converting a File for Printing
- selecting
- The File Selection Box Widget
- types, predefined
- Predefined File Types
- types, predefined. See also predefined file types
- Predefined File Types
- fill color
- icons
- Selecting Colors
- FILTER rule
- printing
- The FILTER Rule
- Finder widget
- The Finder Widget
- callback
- Handling User Interaction with the Finder
- components
- The Finder Widget
- Drop Pocket
- The Finder Widget
- example program
- Example Program for Finder
- interface
- Controlling the Finder Interface
- path navigation
- The Finder Widget
- recycle button
- The Finder Widget
- user interaction
- Handling User Interaction with the Finder
- values
- Controlling the Finder Interface
- Getting and Setting Finder Values
- FITS data
- Supported Target Formats
- fonts
- and desktop
- Using Schemes
- format
- files for printing
- About routeprint
- formats
- 3D graphics
- Supported Target Formats
- audio
- Supported Target Formats
- converting data
- Data Conversion Service
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- image
- Supported Target Formats
- movie
- Supported Target Formats
- SGI
- Supported Target Formats
- .ftr files
- Naming File Types: The TYPE Rule
- FTRs
- File Typing Rules
- adding
- Add the FTRs
- CMD ALTOPEN rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- CMD DROP rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Programming Drag and Drop Behavior: The CMD DROP and DROPIF Rules
- CMD OPEN rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Programming Open Behavior: The CMD OPEN Rule
- CMD OPEN rule, Makefile
- Programming Open Behavior: The CMD OPEN Rule
- CMD PRINT rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Programming Print Behavior: The CMD PRINT Rule
- compiling source files
- Step Four: Compiling the Source Files
- CONVERT rule, printing
- About routeprint
- creating a file type
- Creating a File Type: An Example
- device files
- Matching Non-Plain Files: The SPECIALFILE Rule
- dircontains function
- Using dircontains()
- directory location
- Where to Put FTR Files
- DROPIF rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Programming Drag and Drop Behavior: The CMD DROP and DROPIF Rules
- example, creating file type
- Creating a File Type: An Example
- file directories
- FTR File Directories
- file type definition
- Add the FTRs
- file type example
- An Example File Type
- file type, creating
- Creating a File Type: An Example
- file types, predefined
- Predefined File Types
- ICON rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Getting the Icon Picture: The ICON Rule
- icon, file type
- Step Three: Programming Your Icon
- icons
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- Programming Open Behavior: The CMD OPEN Rule
- LEGEND rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Adding a Descriptive Phrase: The LEGEND Rule
- MAP rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Mapping Names: The MAP Rule
- MATCH expressions
- Valid Match-Expressions
- MATCH rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Matching File Types With Applications: The MATCH Rule
- matching files
- Matching Files Without the tag Command
- matching non-plain files
- Matching Non-Plain Files: The SPECIALFILE Rule
- matching tagged files
- Matching Tagged Files
- MENUCMD rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Adding Menu Items: The MENUCMD Rule
- naming file type
- Name the File Type
- naming files
- Naming FTR Files
- predefined file types
- Predefined File Types
- set variables
- Setting FTR Variables: The SETVAR Rule
- SETVAR rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Setting FTR Variables: The SETVAR Rule
- SPECIALFILE rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Matching Non-Plain Files: The SPECIALFILE Rule
- SUPERTYPE rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Categorizing File Types: The SUPERTYPE Rule
- TYPE rule
- A Table of the FTRs With Descriptions
- Naming File Types: The TYPE Rule
- writing MATCH expressions
- Writing Effective Match Expressions
- functions
- icon descriptive functions
- Functions
- generic icons
- Importing Generic Icon Components (Magic Carpet)
- GenericWindowExecutable predefined file type
- GenericWindowedExecutable
- -geometry option
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- GIF data
- Supported Target Formats
- gizmos. See widgets
- Using the SGI Enhanced Widgets
- GoldenGate
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- API
- The GoldenGate API
- compiling programs
- Compiling and Linking Your Program with GoldenGate
- conversion overview
- Overview of the Conversion Process
- converter description file
- Creating a Converter Description File
- converter header filedata exchange
- API
- The GoldenGate API
- converter registry
- The Converter Registry
- The Converter Registry
- data conversion
- Data Conversion Service
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- DSO
- Building a DSO
- example converters
- Some Sample Converters
- FileToFile example
- A FileToFile Converter - UNIX Man Page File to HTML File
- linking programs
- Compiling and Linking Your Program with GoldenGate
- registering converter
- Registering Your Converter
- See also data exchange
- Converting Data Using the GoldenGate Data Conversion Service
- stream converter example
- Example of a Simple Stream Converter
- StreamToStream example
- A Simple StreamToStream Converter - UpperCase
- testing converter
- Testing Your Converter
- Graph widget
- The Graph Widget
- gravity
- controlling in IconSmith
- Controlling Gravity
- gravity snap
- IconSmith
- Constraints: Gravity (Object) Snap and Grid Snap
- grid snap
- IconSmith
- Constraints: Gravity (Object) Snap and Grid Snap
- Grid widget
- The Grid Widget
- characteristics
- Setting Grid Characteristics
- child
- Setting Constraints on the Child Widget of a Grid
- examples
- Examples of Using the Grid Widget
- layout
- Setting Grid Characteristics
- grids
- controlling in IconSmith
- Controlling the Grid
- help
- Providing Online Help With SGIHelp
- application integration
- An Example of Implementing Help in an Application
- building
- Preparing to Build the Online Help
- Building the Online Help
- compiling
- Preparing to Build the Online Help
- Building the Online Help
- constructing the menu
- Constructing a Help Menu
- context-sensitive
- Providing Context-Sensitive Help
- creating files
- Creating a Help Document File
- creating installable subsystem
- Creating the Installable Subsystem
- custom installation
- Incorporating the Help Subsystem into a Product With a Custom Installation Script
- debugging
- Finding and Correcting Build Errors
- displaying a help topic
- Displaying a Help Topic
- displaying help index
- Displaying the Help Index
- document files
- Help Document Files
- DTD
- Overview of Help Document Files
- DTD elements
- Allowable Elements in a Help Document
- errors
- Finding and Correcting Build Errors
- examples
- Viewing the Sample Help Document Files
- files
- Application Helpmap Files
- help button
- Implementing a Help Button
- help document example
- A Simple Help Document
- helpmap file conventions
- Helpmap File Conventions
- helpmap file format
- Helpmap File Format
- helpmap files
- Application Helpmap Files
- Application Helpmap Files
- helpmap URL
- Example of Helpmap Entry to Access a Web Browser
- implementation
- Implementing Help in an Application
- include file
- The SGIHelp Library and Include File
- initializing help
- Initializing the Help Session
- installation
- custom
- Incorporating the Help Subsystem into a Product With a Custom Installation Script
- installing
- Producing the Final Product
- integrating in application
- An Example of Implementing Help in an Application
- interface
- The SGIHelp Interface
- launch browser
- Example of Helpmap Entry to Access a Web Browser
- library
- The SGIHelp Library and Include File
- Makefile
- Preparing to Build the Online Help
- messages
- Finding and Correcting Build Errors
- online examples
- Online Help Examples
- overview
- Overview of SGIHelp
- packaging
- Producing the Final Product
- references
- Bibliography of SGML References
- SGML references
- Bibliography of SGML References
- spec file
- Preparing to Build the Online Help
- subsystem
- Producing the Final Product
- URL access
- Example of Helpmap Entry to Access a Web Browser
- valid elements in Help DTD
- Allowable Elements in a Help Document
- viewer
- The Help Viewer
- Web access
- HTML Viewer Component
- Example of Helpmap Entry to Access a Web Browser
- widget hierarchies
- Widget Hierarchies in the Helpmap File
- widgets and helpmap
- Widget Hierarchies in the Helpmap File
- windows
- The Help Viewer
- writing
- Writing the Online Help
- writing overview
- Overview of Help Document Files
- writing samples
- Overview of Help Document Files
- History Button
- example program
- Example Program for History Button (Dynamenu)
- HSV colors
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- HTML
- attributes
- Supported Tags and Attributes
- libraries
- HTML Viewer Component
- tags
- Supported Tags and Attributes
- viewer component
- HTML Viewer Component
- viewer components
- Viewer Components
- widget
- HTML Viewer Component
- HTML data
- Supported Target Formats
- hypertext data
- Supported Target Formats
- ICCCM targets
- Mapping Names: The MAP Rule
- Icon Catalog
- adding icons
- Step Five: Installing Your Application in the Icon Catalog
- Icon Catalog window
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- ICON rule
- An Example File Type
- Getting the Icon Picture: The ICON Rule
- iconbookedit command
- Step Five: Installing Your Application in the Icon Catalog
- icons
- Creating Desktop Icons: An Overview
- Using IconSmith
- 3D look
- Keeping the 3-D Look
- adding FTRs
- Add the FTRs
- and FTRs
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- badge
- Step Two: Drawing a Picture of Your Icon
- About IconSmith
- binary executables
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- C language operators
- Operators
- caret symbol
- Caret
- checklist
- Checklist for Creating an Icon
- circles
- Drawing a Circle
- CMD OPEN rule
- Programming Open Behavior: The CMD OPEN Rule
- compiling source files
- Step Four: Compiling the Source Files
- composition conventions
- Icon Design and Composition Conventions
- conditional operators
- Operators
- creating
- Creating Desktop Icons: An Overview
- Using IconSmith
- creating file type
- Step Three: Programming Your Icon
- custom
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- design conventions
- Icon Design and Composition Conventions
- directory
- Where to Install Your Completed Icon
- double-clicking
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- drag and drop
- Programming Drag and Drop Behavior: The CMD DROP and DROPIF Rules
- drawing
- Step Two: Drawing a Picture of Your Icon
- files
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- Where to Install Your Completed Icon
- files type
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- fill color
- Selecting Colors
- .fti file
- Where to Install Your Completed Icon
- FTR file type example
- An Example File Type
- functions
- Functions
- generic
- About IRIX Interactive Desktop Icons
- About IconSmith
- generic components
- Importing Generic Icon Components (Magic Carpet)
- icon description language
- The Icon Description Language
- ICON rule
- Getting the Icon Picture: The ICON Rule
- icon status variables
- Variables
- identification number
- Step One: Tagging Your Application
- installing in Icon Catalog
- Step Five: Installing Your Application in the Icon Catalog
- isometric circles
- Isometric Circles
- logical constants
- Constants
- Magic Carpet
- Importing Generic Icon Components (Magic Carpet)
- naming file type
- Name the File Type
- naming FTR files
- Naming FTR Files
- of windows
- Customizing Your Application's Minimized Windows
- outline color
- Selecting Colors
- ovals
- Drawing an Oval
- programming
- Step Three: Programming Your Icon
- See also desktop
- Creating Desktop Icons: An Overview
- See also IconSmith
- Creating Desktop Icons: An Overview
- segments or lines
- Path
- shadow color
- Selecting Colors
- size
- Icon Size
- steps to creating
- Checklist for Creating an Icon
- IconSmith
- Using IconSmith
- “Select All” option
- Select All
- “Select Next” option
- Select Next
- ”Deselect” button
- Deselect Fragments
- ”Import” button
- Sharing Design Elements
- ”Partial” button
- Partial
- ”Shear Y” transformation
- Shear Y
- ”Undo” option
- Drawing With IconSmith
- 3D look
- Keeping the 3-D Look
- advanced techniques
- Advanced IconSmith Techniques
- align objects
- Constraints: Gravity (Object) Snap and Grid Snap
- caret
- Caret
- changing design size
- Changing Drawing Size
- circles
- Drawing a Circle
- colors
- Selecting Colors
- composition conventions
- Icon Design and Composition Conventions
- concave polygons
- Concave Polygons
- deleting path or vertex
- Deleting
- design conventions
- Icon Design and Composition Conventions
- drawing filled shapes
- Drawing Filled Shapes
- drawing paths
- Drawing Paths
- drawing tools
- Drawing With IconSmith
- enlarge icon
- Transformations
- generic components
- Importing Generic Icon Components (Magic Carpet)
- gravity
- Controlling Gravity
- gravity snap
- Constraints: Gravity (Object) Snap and Grid Snap
- grid snap
- Constraints: Gravity (Object) Snap and Grid Snap
- grids
- Controlling the Grid
- icon description language
- The Icon Description Language
- icon size
- Icon Size
- invoking
- Starting IconSmith
- isometric circles
- Isometric Circles
- menus
- IconSmith Menus
- ovals
- Drawing an Oval
- paths
- Path
- polygons
- Drawing With IconSmith
- Concave Polygons
- previewing icons
- The Preview Box
- rotate icon
- Transformations
- scaling
- Drawing for All Scales
- selecting an object
- Selecting
- shapes
- Drawing Filled Shapes
- sharing design elements
- Sharing Design Elements
- shrink icon
- Transformations
- slider
- Changing Drawing Size
- starting
- Starting IconSmith
- stretch icon
- Transformations
- techniques
- Advanced IconSmith Techniques
- templates
- Templates
- tools for drawing
- Drawing With IconSmith
- Transformation buttons
- Transformations
- Transformation example
- Transformations
- transformation pin
- Transformation Pin
- vertex
- Vertex
- windows
- IconSmith Windows
- identification number
- application icons
- Step One: Tagging Your Application
- IGES data
- Supported Target Formats
- image
- resize
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- scale
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- image formats
- Supported Target Formats
- image viewer
- setting on desktop
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- ImageFile predefined file type
- ImageFile
- IMGVIEWER environment variable
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- IMGVIEWER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- imgworks tool
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- implementation
- checklist
- Implementation Checklist
- schemes
- Turning on Schemes for Your Application
- tasks
- Implementation Checklist
- importing
- icon design elements
- Sharing Design Elements
- information
- references
- Suggested Reading
- installing
- converters
- Installing Your Converter
- icon in Icon Catalog
- Step Five: Installing Your Application in the Icon Catalog
- integration
- application
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
- checklist
- Integrating an Application
- desktop
- Creating Windows and Setting Decorations
- Motif
- Implementation Checklist
- schemes<$startrange
- Using Schemes
- strategies and toolkits
- Implementation Strategies and Toolkits
- interapplication data exchange
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- Interapplication Data Exchange
- GoldenGate conversion
- Data Conversion Service
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- See also data exchange
- Converting Data Using the GoldenGate Data Conversion Service
- target formats
- Supported Target Formats
- introduction
- desktop
- Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
- INVENTOR data
- Supported Target Formats
- IRIS GL
- Integrating an Application
- IRIS ViewKit
- Using ViewKit and RapidApp
- isometric circles
- drawing, IconSmith
- Isometric Circles
- JIFF data
- Supported Target Formats
- JPEG data
- Supported Target Formats
- keys
- \<Alt\>
- Programming Alt-Open Behavior: The CMD ALTOPEN Rule
- knob widget. See Dial widget
- The Dial Widget
- Kodak data
- Supported Target Formats
- labels
- minimized window
- Setting the Minimized Window Label
- LaunchExecutable predefined file type
- LaunchExecutable
- LED widget
- example program
- Example Program for LED Widget
- LEGEND rule
- An Example File Type
- Adding a Descriptive Phrase: The LEGEND Rule
- libraries
- GoldenGate DSO
- Building a DSO
- licensing on the Web
- HTML Viewer Component
- line segments
- Path
- linking
- programs with GoldenGate
- Compiling and Linking Your Program with GoldenGate
- logical constants
- icon description language
- Constants
- look and feel
- basic steps
- Getting the Right Look and Feel: The Basic Steps
- introduction
- Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
- overview
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- schemes
- Using Schemes
- turn on
- Getting the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look
- Magic Carpet
- icons
- Importing Generic Icon Components (Magic Carpet)
- mail reader setting
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- MAILBOXPROG variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- mailer
- setting on desktop
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- main windows
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- example
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- Makefile
- CMD OPEN rule
- Programming Open Behavior: The CMD OPEN Rule
- MAP rule
- Mapping Names: The MAP Rule
- MATCH rule
- An Example File Type
- Matching File Types With Applications: The MATCH Rule
- matching tagged files
- Matching Tagged Files
- menu bar
- resources
- Common Menu Bar Resources
- MENUCMD rule
- Adding Menu Items: The MENUCMD Rule
- menus
- ”Close” option
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- ”Delete” option
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- ”Exit” option
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- edit menu resources
- Standard Edit Menu Resources
- file menu resources
- Standard File Menu Resources
- IconSmith
- IconSmith Menus
- menu bar resources
- Common Menu Bar Resources
- standard resources
- Standard Menu Resources
- Microsoft data
- Supported Target Formats
- Supported Target Formats
- middle mouse button
- inserting text
- Inserting the Primary Selection
- MIME types
- Mapping Names: The MAP Rule
- minimized windows
- Customizing Your Application's Minimized Windows
- creating
- Creating a Minimized Window Image: The Basic Steps
- examples
- Some Different Sources for Minimized Window Images
- using imgworks
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- mixed-model programming widgets
- The Mixed-Model Programming Widgets
- monitor file changes. See File Alteration Monitor
- Monitoring Changes to Files and Directories
- Motif
- desktop integration
- Implementation Checklist
- Motif window manager
- Window Management
- mouse
- setting the click speed
- Handling the Mouse Double-Click Speed Setting
- movie formats
- Supported Target Formats
- MPEG data
- Supported Target Formats
- Supported Target Formats
- multiClickTime resource
- Handling the Mouse Double-Click Speed Setting
- naming conventions
- predefined file types
- Naming Conventions for Predefined File Types
- navigation
- path
- The Finder Widget
- NEXT data
- Supported Target Formats
- notification dialogs
- Creating a Dialog
- online help
- examples
- Online Help Examples
- See also help
- Online Help Examples
- See help
- Providing Online Help With SGIHelp
- Web access
- HTML Viewer Component
- OpenGL
- Integrating an Application
- reference
- Suggested Reading
- operators
- conditional
- Operators
- icon description routines
- Operators
- OSF/Motif
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- desktop integration
- Implementation Checklist
- reference
- Suggested Reading
- .otr files
- Step Four: Compiling the Source Files
- outline color
- icons
- Selecting Colors
- ovals
- drawing, IconSmith
- Drawing an Oval
- overview
- of desktop
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
- ownership
- Clipboard Selection
- Requests for the Clipboard Selection
- pages
- icon catalog
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- path navigation
- The Finder Widget
- paths
- drawing, IconSmith
- Drawing Paths
- segments
- Path
- percent done indicator
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- example program
- Example Programs for Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- persistent selection
- See Primary Transfer
- Loss of the Primary Selection
- PHOTO data
- Supported Target Formats
- PIXAR data
- Supported Target Formats
- pixmap data
- Supported Target Formats
- placement
- of windows
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- point
- vertex
- Vertex
- pointer widget. See Dial widget
- The Dial Widget
- polling
- for file changes
- Polling for File Changes
- polygons
- IconSmith
- Drawing With IconSmith
- Concave Polygons
- pop-up windows
- Creating a Co-Primary Window
- PostScript files
- printing
- Converting a File for Printing
- PostScript viewer
- setting on desktop
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- PPM data
- Supported Target Formats
- predefined file types
- Predefined File Types
- Ascii
- Ascii
- Binary
- Binary
- Directory
- Directory
- Executable
- Executable
- GenericWindowExecutable
- GenericWindowedExecutable
- ImageFile
- ImageFile
- LaunchExecutable
- LaunchExecutable
- naming conventions
- Naming Conventions for Predefined File Types
- Script
- Scripts
- SourceFile
- Source Files
- SpecialFile
- The Predefined File Types and What They Do
- ttyExecutable
- ttyExecutable
- ttyLaunchExecutable
- ttyLaunchExecutable
- ttyLaunchOutExecutable
- ttyLaunchOutExecutable
- ttyOutExecutable
- ttyOutExecutable
- predefined file types, FTRs
- Predefined File Types
- predesigned
- icon templates
- Templates
- preview icons
- The Preview Box
- Primary Selection
- inserting
- Inserting the Primary Selection
- See also Primary Transfer
- Requests for the Primary Selection
- Primary Transfer
- callback function
- Requests for the Primary Selection
- data exchange
- Primary Transfer Model Overview
- data selection
- Data Selection
- implementation
- Implementing the Primary Transfer Model
- loss of
- Loss of the Primary Selection
- requests for
- Requests for the Primary Selection
- primary windows
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- example
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- Print Manager
- default printer
- The Current Printer
- printing
- Printing From the Desktop
- ASCII files
- Converting a File for Printing
- CONVERT rule
- The CONVERT Rule
- converting files
- About routeprint
- Converting a File for Printing
- COST rule
- The COST Rule
- current printer
- The Current Printer
- default printer
- The Current Printer
- FILTER rule
- The FILTER Rule
- PostScript files
- Converting a File for Printing
- print conversion rules
- The Print Conversion Rules
- RGB files
- Converting a File for Printing
- routeprint command
- About routeprint
- routing a job
- About routeprint
- process blocking
- data exchange
- Process Blocking
- programming
- mixed model widgets
- The Mixed-Model Programming Widgets
- programs
- widget examples
- Example Programs for SGI Enhanced Widgets
- progress indicator
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- protocols
- close
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- delete
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- delete, example
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- quit
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- quit, example
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- saving state information
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- window manager
- Handling Window Manager Protocols
- PSVIEWER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- quit
- window
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- RapidApp
- Using ViewKit and RapidApp
- recycle button
- The Finder Widget
- customize
- Controlling the Finder Interface
- references
- list
- Suggested Reading
- removing
- path, IconSmith
- Deleting
- resize
- image
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- windows
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- resources
- menus
- Standard Menu Resources
- schemes
- Pre-Defined Scheme Resources and Symbolic Values
- restarting applications
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- session management
- Overview of Session Management
- states
- Overview of Session Management
- RGB colors
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- Controlling the Color Chooser Interface
- RGB files
- printing
- Converting a File for Printing
- RGB image
- resize
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- rotation
- transformation pin
- Transformation Pin
- routeprint command
- About routeprint
- saving state information
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- scale
- image
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- Scale widget
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- example program
- Example Programs for Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- scaling
- icons
- Drawing for All Scales
- transformation pin
- Transformation Pin
- schemes
- Using Schemes
- application testing
- Testing Your Application with Schemes
- basic concepts
- Basic Scheme Concepts
- browser
- Testing Your Application with Schemes
- Color Schemes option
- Creating New Schemes
- considerations
- Special Considerations for Programming with Schemes
- creating new
- Creating New Schemes
- customization
- Why You Should Use Schemes
- defaults
- Schemes Overview
- designing new
- Creating New Schemes
- direct access
- Directly Accessing Colors and Fonts
- ease of use
- Why You Should Use Schemes
- implementation
- Turning on Schemes for Your Application
- new
- Creating New Schemes
- non-default colors
- Assigning Non-Default Colors and Fonts to Widgets
- override the default
- Assigning Non-Default Colors and Fonts to Widgets
- overview
- Schemes Overview
- pre-defined resources
- Pre-Defined Scheme Resources and Symbolic Values
- programming
- Using Schemes in Your Application
- schemebr browser
- Why You Should Use Schemes
- Testing Your Application with Schemes
- symbolic values
- Pre-Defined Scheme Resources and Symbolic Values
- turn on
- Turning on Schemes for Your Application
- user customization
- Why You Should Use Schemes
- why use
- Why You Should Use Schemes
- Script predefined file type
- Scripts
- SD2 data
- Supported Target Formats
- segments
- IconSmith
- Path
- selecting
- IconSmith
- Selecting
- session management
- Session Management
- communication with window manager
- Interacting With the Window and Session Manager
- continuous
- Types of Session Management: Continuous and Explicit
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- debugging
- Debugging Tips
- example
- Debugging Tips
- explicit
- Types of Session Management: Continuous and Explicit
- overview
- Overview of Session Management
- saving state information
- Saving Session Information to a File
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- WM_COMMAND
- Setting the WM_COMMAND String
- session manager
- and window manager
- Interacting With the Window and Session Manager
- SETVAR rule
- Setting FTR Variables: The SETVAR Rule
- SGI audio data
- Supported Target Formats
- SGI data
- Supported Target Formats
- Supported Target Formats
- SGI help
- See help
- Providing Online Help With SGIHelp
- sgiMode resource
- Getting the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look
- shadow color
- icons
- Selecting Colors
- shapes
- filled, IconSmith
- Drawing Filled Shapes
- size
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- image
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- of windows
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- sizing
- icons
- Drawing for All Scales
- slider
- IconSmith
- Changing Drawing Size
- slider widget
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- sliders
- color
- Controlling the Color Chooser Interface
- SOFTIMAGE data
- Supported Target Formats
- SourceFile predefined file type
- Source Files
- SpecialFile predefined file type
- The Predefined File Types and What They Do
- SPECIALFILE rule
- Matching Non-Plain Files: The SPECIALFILE Rule
- speed of mouse clicking
- Handling the Mouse Double-Click Speed Setting
- Springbox widget
- The Springbox Widget
- states
- saving
- Saving Session Information to a File
- stream converter example
- Example of a Simple Stream Converter
- stream data converters
- Converting Data Using Stream Data Converters
- style
- conventions
- Font Conventions in This Guide
- SUPERTYPE rule
- An Example File Type
- Categorizing File Types: The SUPERTYPE Rule
- support windows
- Creating a Support Window
- ”Delete” option
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- example
- Creating a Support Window
- symbolic links
- File Alteration Monitor
- Symbolic Links
- symbolic values
- schemes
- Pre-Defined Scheme Resources and Symbolic Values
- syntax
- conventions
- Font Conventions in This Guide
- system
- default printer
- The Current Printer
- tag command
- Matching Tagged Files
- target formats
- 3D graphics formats
- Supported Target Formats
- audio formats
- Supported Target Formats
- image formats
- Supported Target Formats
- movie formats
- Supported Target Formats
- SGI formats
- Supported Target Formats
- targets
- data exchange
- Supported Target Formats
- ICCCM
- Mapping Names: The MAP Rule
- telldesktop command
- Step Six: Restarting the Desktop
- templates
- icons
- Templates
- testing
- application with schemes
- Testing Your Application with Schemes
- text
- copy. See data exchange
- Primary Transfer Model Overview
- text editor
- example setting
- Setting the Preferred Text Editor
- setting on desktop
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- text field widget
- The Text and TextField Widgets
- text widget
- The Text and TextField Widgets
- ThumbWheel widget
- The Thumbwheel Widget
- callback structure
- Detecting Changes in the ThumbWheel's Value
- detecting changes
- Detecting Changes in the ThumbWheel's Value
- example program
- Example Program for ThumbWheel
- interface
- Controlling the ThumbWheel Interface
- interface values
- Controlling the ThumbWheel Interface
- values
- Getting and Setting the ThumbWheel's Value
- Getting and Setting the ThumbWheel's Value
- TIFF data
- Supported Target Formats
- title
- minimized window
- Setting the Minimized Window Label
- titles
- of windows
- Setting the Window Title
- tools
- application integration
- Implementation Strategies and Toolkits
- IRIS GL
- Integrating an Application
- OpenGL
- Integrating an Application
- RapidApp
- Using ViewKit and RapidApp
- ViewKit
- Integrating an Application
- Using ViewKit and RapidApp
- topics
- additional references
- Suggested Reading
- tracing
- design templates
- Templates
- transferring data
- Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
- Interapplication Data Exchange
- See Primary Transfer
- Primary Transfer Model Overview
- Transformation button
- IconSmith
- Transformations
- transformation pin
- Transformation Pin
- ttyExecutable predefined file type
- ttyExecutable
- ttyLaunchExecutable predefined file type
- ttyLaunchExecutable
- ttyLaunchOutExecutable predefined file type
- ttyLaunchOutExecutable
- ttyOutExecutable predefined file type
- ttyOutExecutable
- TYPE rule
- An Example File Type
- Naming File Types: The TYPE Rule
- types
- MIME
- Mapping Names: The MAP Rule
- predefined file types
- Predefined File Types
- predefined file types. See also predefined file types
- Predefined File Types
- URL
- access in helpmap file
- Example of Helpmap Entry to Access a Web Browser
- user interaction
- Finder widget
- Handling User Interaction with the Finder
- variables
- desktop
- Desktop Variables
- icon status
- Variables
- set, FTRs
- Setting FTR Variables: The SETVAR Rule
- vertex
- Vertex
- ViewKit
- Using ViewKit and RapidApp
- desktop integration
- Integrating an Application
- HTML widget
- Viewer Components
- reference
- Suggested Reading
- retrieve resource
- Directly Accessing Colors and Fonts
- views
- desktop
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- virtual reality data
- Supported Target Formats
- virtual screens
- Desk Management
- VRML data
- Supported Target Formats
- WAVE data
- Supported Target Formats
- WAVEFRONT data
- Supported Target Formats
- Web access
- HTML widget
- HTML Viewer Component
- information retrieval
- HTML Viewer Component
- licensing
- HTML Viewer Component
- online help
- HTML Viewer Component
- web browser
- setting on desktop
- Using the Default Viewer and Editor Utilities Panel
- web browser setting
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- WEBBROWSER variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- wheel widget. See ThumbWheel widget
- The Thumbwheel Widget
- widgets
- Using the SGI Enhanced Widgets
- ApplicationShell
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- Arc
- The Graph Widget
- building demos
- Instructions for Building the Widget Demos
- Color Chooser example program
- Example Program for Color Chooser
- Color Chooser Makefile example
- Makefile for colortest.c
- ColorChooser
- The Color Chooser Widget
- ColorChooser. See also colors
- The Color Chooser Widget
- demos
- Using the Widget Demos
- Dial
- The Dial Widget
- Dial example program
- Example Program for Dial
- Dial. See also Dial widget
- Detecting Changes in the Dial's Value
- Drop Pocket
- The Drop Pocket Widget
- Drop Pocket example program
- Example Program for Drop Pocket
- Drop Pocket Makefile example
- Makefile for Drop Pocket Example
- enhanced
- The Enhanced Widgets
- example programs
- Example Programs for SGI Enhanced Widgets
- File Selection Box
- The File Selection Box Widget
- File Selection Box example program
- Example Program for File Selection Box
- File Selection Box Makefile example
- Makefile for File Selection Box Example Program
- Finder
- The Finder Widget
- Finder example program
- Example Program for Finder
- Finder. See also Finder widget
- The Finder Widget
- Graph
- The Graph Widget
- Grid
- The Grid Widget
- Grid. See also Grid widget
- Setting Grid Characteristics
- History Button example program
- Example Program for History Button (Dynamenu)
- HTML viewer component
- HTML Viewer Component
- knob
- The Dial Widget
- LED example program
- Example Program for LED Widget
- OpenGL
- The Mixed-Model Programming Widgets
- Percent Done Indicator example
- Example Programs for Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- percentage done
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- programming mixed-model
- The Mixed-Model Programming Widgets
- progress indicator
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- Scale
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- Scale example program
- Example Programs for Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- SgColorChooser
- The SGI Enhanced Widgets
- slider
- The Scale (Percent Done Indicator) Widget
- Springbox
- The Springbox Widget
- text
- The Text and TextField Widgets
- text field
- The Text and TextField Widgets
- ThumbWheel
- The Thumbwheel Widget
- ThumbWheel example program
- Example Program for ThumbWheel
- ThumbWheel. See also ThumbWheel widget
- The Thumbwheel Widget
- window categories
- Implementing an Application Model
- implementation
- Creating Windows and Setting Decorations
- window management
- Window Management
- communication with session manager
- Interacting With the Window and Session Manager
- debugging
- Debugging Tips
- window manager
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Look and Feel
- and session manager
- Interacting With the Window and Session Manager
- protocols
- Handling Window Manager Protocols
- sending messages
- Handling Window Manager Protocols
- windows
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- Also see IconSmith, windows
- IconSmith Windows
- banner
- Setting the Window Title
- co-primary
- Creating a Co-Primary Window
- customizing
- Customizing Your Application's Minimized Windows
- Desks Overview
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- desktop
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- dialogs
- Creating a Support Window
- Creating a Dialog
- example, creating a co-primary
- Creating a Co-Primary Window
- example, creating a dialog
- Creating a Dialog
- example, creating a main primary
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- example, creating a support
- Creating a Support Window
- example, delete protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Delete Window Protocol
- example, quit protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Quit Protocol
- example, save yourself protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- help
- The Help Viewer
- Icon Catalog
- About the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment
- iconified
- Customizing Your Application's Minimized Windows
- iconified, changing state
- Changing the Minimized Window Image
- iconified, creating
- Creating a Minimized Window Image: The Basic Steps
- iconified, examples
- Some Different Sources for Minimized Window Images
- iconified, labeling
- Setting the Minimized Window Label
- iconified, using imgworks
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- integration with desktop
- Creating Windows and Setting Decorations
- main
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- minimized
- Customizing Your Application's Minimized Windows
- creating
- Creating a Minimized Window Image: The Basic Steps
- examples
- Some Different Sources for Minimized Window Images
- using imgworks
- Resizing the RGB Image Using imgworks
- minimized, changing state
- Changing the Minimized Window Image
- minimized, labeling
- Setting the Minimized Window Label
- placement
- Controlling Window Placement and Size
- pop-up
- Creating a Co-Primary Window
- primary
- Creating a Main Primary Window
- protocol
- Handling Window Manager Protocols
- save yourself example
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- save yourself protocol
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- sending messages
- Handling Window Manager Protocols
- session management
- Handling the Window Manager Save Yourself Protocol
- support
- Creating a Support Window
- title
- Setting the Window Title
- Setting the Minimized Window Label
- WINEDITOR variable
- Selecting Utilities and Their Values
- WM_COMMAND
- session management
- Setting the WM_COMMAND String
- writing help
- See help
- Writing the Online Help
- X Window System
- reference
- Suggested Reading
- Xt help
- See help
- Providing Online Help With SGIHelp
IRIX Interactive Desktop Integration Guide
(document number: 007-2006-130 / published: 2001-11-07)
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Front Matter
New Features in This Guide
About This Guide
Integrating an Application Into the IRIX Interactive Desktop Environment: An Introduction
Part I. Getting the Right Look and Feel
Part II. Creating Desktop Icons
Appendix A. Example Programs for SGI Enhanced Widgets
Appendix B. Desktop Variables
Appendix C. Online Help Examples
Appendix D. The Icon Description Language
Appendix E. Predefined File Types
Appendix F. FTR File Directories
Appendix G. Using GoldenGate Data Conversion Services
Appendix H. Standard Menu Resources
Index
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