Thu, 12/13/2007 - 07:25#1

guybarrand

A little test program...

To help, I put below a little c standalone Motif program.
It can be reconstructed on most UNIXes with something like :
UNIX> cc -I/usr/X11R6/include test.c -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lXm -lXt -lX11
UNIX> ./a.out

When dispayed, you can see that you can move the splitter to the
left in order to reduce, as you want, the size of the left button.

But then, use the "full screen" button of the windows decoration to map
the main shell window to full screen and then attempt to move
the splitter to the left to minimize the width of the left button.
If displaying by using the Mac X (and then coworking
window manager), but also by displaying on a Windows / Exceed
you shall see that you hit a minimum width on the left button....
(It seems that the minimum is the width given to the left button
whilst the "full screen" resize happened).

On my Linux, by using GNOME I do not have the problem,
but some people complain by using some KDE.

Cheers

Guy

#include
#include
#include

#include

int main (int a_argn,char* a_args[]) {
#if XtSpecificationRelease == 4
Cardinal argn = (Cardinal)a_argn;
#else
int argn = a_argn;
#endif
XtAppContext appContext = 0;
Arg args[10];
Widget top;
Widget paned;
Widget b;

XtSetArg(args[0],XtNgeometry,XtNewString("400x400"));
XtSetArg(args[1],XtNborderWidth,0);
top = XtAppInitialize
(&appContext,"XmPanedW",NULL,(Cardinal)0,&argn,a_args,NULL,args,2);

XtSetArg(args[0],XmNorientation,XmHORIZONTAL);
paned = XmCreatePanedWindow(top,(char*)"paned",args,1);
XtManageChild (paned);

b = XmCreatePushButton(paned,(char*)"b1",NULL,0);
XtManageChild (b);

b = XmCreatePushButton(paned,(char*)"b2",NULL,0);
XtManageChild (b);

XtRealizeWidget (top);

XtAppMainLoop (appContext);

return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}