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From: horneff@messua.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Martin Horneffer)
Organization: Rechnerbetrieb Informatik  /  RWTH Aachen
Subject: Re: Hot to make animations with IV3.1 (Beta 3)?
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maho@dfv.rwth-aachen.de (Martin Horneffer) writes:

>How can I program some sort of little animations with InterViews?

Sorry for asking you this really stupid question! The only problem was that 
I made a very silly error in accidentally not using the outer patch...

Martin
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From: Swee-Hock Choo <schoo@silver.ucs.indiana.edu>
Organization: Indiana University
Subject: Pin-Pad Connection Question(Unidraw)
Message-Id: <BvxEEy.I22@usenet.ucs.indiana.edu>
To: comp-windows-interviews@shelby.stanford.edu

 Hi,
 	I am confused by the pin-pad connection! I have a floating pin
 connected to a fixed pad, but when I tried to move the pin within the
 pad boundary, the move fails(It always go back to the original position).
 Isn't the pin supposed to stay at the new position, as long as it is within
 the pad boundary? Thanks in advance for any help!!
 
 Swee-Hock
From: linton@marktwain.rad.sgi.com (Mark Linton)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.interviews
Subject: Re: A beginners question!
Date: 16 Oct 1992 17:21:45 GMT
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Keywords: beginners, confused, buttons, positioning

In article <prestonm.718900285@cs.man.ac.uk>, prestonm@cs.man.ac.uk (Martin Preston) writes:
|> I'm more or less sure that i'm missing something obvious here, but i can't
|> for the life of me work out how to position a pushbutton at an arbitrary
|> position on a canvas. 
|> 
|> I'm trying to create a canvas, on which there are both buttons & simple
|> graphics, and consequently i need a way to position the buttons in amongst
|> the graphics.
|> 
|> I can sort of see how i might get the same effect by creating a class with
|> my own redraw etc functions, but it seems a very elaborate way of getting a
|> simple effect.

Placement may depend on the size of the container or window.
If you want to define the position relative to the size, you can
use LayoutKit::center to set the button's lower-left position
relative to the window (0,0 is lower left; 1,1 is upper-right).
Alternatively, you can use LayoutKit::[hv]glue and boxes to define
the spacing for the position of your button.
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From: rak@cbnewsm.cb.att.com (richard.a.karhuse)
Organization: AT&T
Subject: Hints on building a "TableBrowser" class
Message-Id: <1992Oct12.140110.12544@cbnewsm.cb.att.com>
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We're just starting to use InterViews and are having some
fun.  What we'd like to do is to build a TableBrowser or
Chooser.  That is, we have some data that exists as a
series of string tuples or fields.  We want to display
each tuple a line at a time and have one scrollbar that
scrolls the whole tuple.  When one selects a field, the
whole tuple would be available for updating/editing.  I
envision something like:

  ----------------------------------------------------
  |                  Title                           |
  |                                                  |
  |   Hdr 1   Hdr 2  Hdr 3         Hdr 4             |
  |   ------- ------ ------------- ------- ^         |
  |   |     | |    | |           | |     | *         |
  |   |     | |    | |           | |     | |         |
  |   |     | |    | |           | |     | v         |
  |   ------- ------ ------------- -------  \..scroll for all fields
  |                   <--*------->                   |
  |                               \..(for just this field
  |       Field 1: _______________                   |
  |       Field 2: _______________    <Add>          |
  |       Field 3: _______________    <Delete>       |
  |       Field 4: _______________    <Change>       |
  ----------------------------------------------------

The question is: Does anyone have any hints on what
would be the best way to develop this class(es)? I have 
taken FileChooser, modified to call multiple 
StringBrowsers but am having trouble with the callbacks 
and getting the scrollbar to work with multiple 
StringBrowsers.

Configuration: InterViews 3.1beta3, Sun OS 4.1.1, OW 3.0,
	AT&T C++ 2.1

				Richard A. Karhuse
				rak@garage.att.com
				(908) 580-4518


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From: grunwald@mumble.cs.colorado.edu (Dirk Grunwald)
Subject: Re: SOME BASIC QUESTIONS
Reply-To: grunwald@foobar.cs.colorado.edu
Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder
Date: 15 Oct 92 17:35:05


Actually, an interesting question is ``why InterViews over ET++'' and
``why InterViews of ParcPlace/Solbourne OI''.
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From: atocavi@ato.abb.se (Carlos Vidal)
Subject: ld Error
Organization: Internet-USENET Gateway at Stanford University
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 09:40:07 GMT

Reference: 
	problem compiling ibuild with 3.1 beta3
	haber@cs.wisc.edu (Eben Merriam Haber)

> Hi there!
> 
> I got IV3.1 beta3 to compile ok, but ibuild doesn't want to link.  I get 
> the error:
> 
> ld:
> Undefined:
> ivBrushVarView::_ct(ivBrushVar*,ivColorVar*)
> ivPatternVarView::_ct(ivPatternVar*,ivColorVar*)
> ivFontVarView::_ct(ivFontVar*,unsigned int,const char*)
> ivModifStatusVarView::_ct(ivModifStatusVar*,unsigned int)
> ivCompNameVarView::_ct(ivCompNameVar*,unsigned int,unsigned int,const char*)
> ivGravityVarView::_ct(ivGravityVar*,unsigned int)
> ivMagnifVarView::_ct(ivMagnifVar*,unsigned int)
> make[1]: *** [a.out] Error 1
> make: *** [all] Error 1 (ignored)

It seems that the source stateviews.c (under lib/Unidraw) was not
compiled in the Unidraw library. All functions are constructors (_ct 
mangling).

You can check this with the 'nm' command. This command lists the symbol
table of libraries, .o files or executables. You can try these two commands:

under ibuild/$CPU execute:

	foreach i (*.o)
	? echo $i
	? nm $i | grep PatternVarView
	? end

The output is something like that:

	...
	ibdialogs.o
	ibed.o
		U __ct__16ivPatternVarViewFP12ivPatternVarP10ivColorVar
	ibeditor.o

The horrible name is the mangled function name (is compiler dependent). 
The 'U' at the beginning of the line means undefined, and this is what 
the loader can not find.

Now change directory to src/lib/Unidraw/$CPU and execute the command:

	nm stateviews.o | grep PatternVarView


The output should look like:

000026e0 T Init__16ivPatternVarViewFv
000025b8 T Stale__16ivPatternVarViewFv
00002370 T __ct__16ivPatternVarViewFP12ivPatternVarP10ivColorVar
000024ec T __dt__16ivPatternVarViewFv
00003248 D __vtbl__16ivPatternVarView

The T means that a Text exists (executable code in other words). If
you dont have that, it means that the module containing the class
implementation had some problem to be compiled.

The library should also have these functions. Check it with:

	nm libUnidraw.a | grep PatternVarView


If you have it, check that the names are exactly the same as the ones
requested in ibuild (the iv prefix may be is iv2_6). 

If they are the same, check that the Unidraw library exists in 
ibuild's Makefile (in the macro LDLIBUNIDRAW).

If you are not in these cases, sorry, I do not know what happens.

Good luck,

Carlos Vidal
atocavi@ato.abb.se
From: jpalmucc@bbn.com (Jeff Palmucci)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.interviews
Subject: Re: event handler around a button  IV3.1
Date: 16 Oct 92 23:01:17 GMT
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linton@marktwain.rad.sgi.com (Mark Linton) writes:

>In article <ld6a9iINNae8@news.bbn.com>, jpalmucc@bbn.com (Jeff Palmucci) writes:
>|> bennett@mozart.redwood.com (Michael Bennett) writes:
>|> >  The Button, as an ActiveHandler,
>|> >grabs events while the cursor is within the Button.  It grabbed my
>|> >keystroke events and ignored them.  Shouldn't the Button somehow send
>|> >along keystrokes since it doesn't care about them?  
>|> 
>|> I ran into the same problem with a Drag around an ActiveHandler. As
>|> soon as the mouse enters the ActiveHandler extension, the
>|> ActiveHandler grabs all the events, including the middle button press
>|> that was meant to start the drag.
>|> 
>|> >And, possibly
>|> >related, why does Handle::event() now return a boolean?  What does it
>|> >mean?  Is this what the button event grabber should use to indicate
>|> >that it didn't handle the keystroke event so it can be dispatched to
>|> >someone who wants it?
>|> 
>|> It looks like the boolean is ignored. I'd like to know what future
>|> versions will do with it.
>|> 
>|> >Anyone know what I should be doing to accomplish this?
>|> 
>|> Yeah, anyone?

>I fixed a problem in beta3 that should fix the case where buttons
>eat keyboard events.  If the problem is still occuring, please send
>me an example program.

Your fix explicity checks for KeyPress events. The problem we are
having is that non KeyPress events are getting eaten by the
InputHandlers.

An InputHandler grabs events in two cases. One is when the pointer
enters the InputHandler's extension, and the other is when the mouse
is pressed inside the extension.

It grabs events to insure that it will not miss the pointer leaving
the extension, or the mouse button being released.

This means that other glyphs, that may also be interested in these
events, will never get them. The simplest example is when one
InputHandler is nested inside another. Only the outer InputHandler
will see any events.

What we need is a way to watch the event stream without disrupting it.
I have patched my local copy to support Event::watch and
Event::unwatch, in addition to Event::grab and Event::ungrab.

A watcher is like a grabber, except that after it processes the Event,
the Event is also processed by Event::handler (and any other watchers
that are registered on the display).

Since my InputHandler is based on watchers instead of grabbers, they
can see when to call InputHandler::release and ActiveHandler::leave
without grabbing events from other glyphs that may be interested in
them.

This means that I can nest my InputHandlers.

Jeff
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From: bhogaval@phaser.ssc.gov (Bhogavalli Narasimha)
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To: interviews@interviews.stanford.edu
Subject: Compiling schem-3.1beta
Cc: bhogaval@fremont.ssc.gov, christia@fremont.ssc.gov

Hello,

We have InterViews 3.1-beta2 here.

When trying to compile schem-3.1beta I get the following error messages in file
scmdialogs.c.

CC  ../scmdialogs.c:
"../scmdialogs.c", line 134: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 156: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 161: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 162: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 162: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 162: error: syntax error
"../scmdialogs.c", line 162: error: syntax error
Sorry, too many errors
14 errors

I a unable to find any syntax errors in that locations.

Can anybody give me a clue.

Thank you,

Narasimha  (bhogaval@phaser.ssc.gov)


Can 
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From: richardf@cssc-syd.tansu.com.au (Richard Favero)
Subject: Automated testing of IV interfaces.
Organization: AOTC - CSSC
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1992 23:16:08 GMT

Hi,

Our group is using IV to develop simple interfaces. We need some way of recording the events on the interfaces so that the messages can be replayed to the interface for testing.

I would be very happy to take some incredible hack but is there something  inside of IV that will do this recording of mouse clicks etc. and to play them back.

Yours,

Richard Favero
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From: hohndel@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de (Dirk Hohndel)
Subject: Newbie Q: building IV on SPARC
Organization: University of Wuerzburg, Germany
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Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 18:26:03 GMT

Hi,

I'm new to  IV and try to build it on a SPARC ELC with SUNOS 4.1.1 (if that
matters). I got gcc.xtar from interviews.stanford.edu and installed it.
Then I got interviews-3.1b.tar.Z and tried to compile.

Unfortunately it fails: I get thousends of errors.

HELP !!

There must be someone who has compiled this :-) can you give me any support
in how to correctely configuring and compiling IV ?

Thanks in advance

		Dirk

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From: chen@IE.UTORONTO.CA (Chen Wang)
Subject: Has anybody ...
Organization: Internet-USENET Gateway at Stanford University
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 16:19:21 GMT


With all this posting about not getting InterView/Windows working, among them,
me and several others.

Has anybody got it working yet?

	-- Chen Wang
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From: vamsee@ABGEN.TAMU.EDU (Vamsee Lakamsani)
Subject: drop me from this list
Organization: Center for Macromolecular Design, Texas A&M
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 16:11:39 GMT

Operating System: IRIX 4.0.5 06151813
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From: hceng@SOLOMON.TECHNET.SG (Eng Heng Chiaw)
Subject: SOME BASIC QUESTIONS
X-Unparsable-Date: Mon, 12 Oct 92 9: 10:18 WST
Organization: Internet-USENET Gateway at Stanford University
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 01:06:41 GMT

Hello World,

   I am new to IV and am not sure what are all its capabilities.  I have a
few questions regarding optimization, specifically on the RS/6000:

a.	Does IV make use of faster graphics in the IBM GL cards (the original
high performance card, GT4, GT4X etc)?

b.	Can I combine native GL calls together with IV?  For example, can
I use IV for menu and buttons, but double-buffering for animation etc?  How
then would the color maps/planes be shared (because in double-buffering, I
take over control of all the planes)?

c.	How would one make a decision between IV and Motif?

Thanks.
From: dave@kanga.lcs.mit.edu (David Sternlicht)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.interviews
Subject: Re: Future support for threads?
Date: 15 Oct 92 13:05:06 GMT
Article-I.D.: mintaka.1992Oct15.130506.7844
Organization: mit X consortium

-- 
The X consortium is currently at a "pre-design" phase
on threading interviews, which will be renamed fresco.  
While this is an internal consortium process, any input
would be appreciated.
			
				dave sternlicht
				mit X consortium
				dave@expo.lcs.mit.edu
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Subject: problem compiling ibuild with 3.1 beta3


Hi there!

I got IV3.1 beta3 to compile ok, but ibuild doesn't want to link.  I get 
the error:

ld:
Undefined:
ivBrushVarView::_ct(ivBrushVar*,ivColorVar*)
ivPatternVarView::_ct(ivPatternVar*,ivColorVar*)
ivFontVarView::_ct(ivFontVar*,unsigned int,const char*)
ivModifStatusVarView::_ct(ivModifStatusVar*,unsigned int)
ivCompNameVarView::_ct(ivCompNameVar*,unsigned int,unsigned int,const char*)
ivGravityVarView::_ct(ivGravityVar*,unsigned int)
ivMagnifVarView::_ct(ivMagnifVar*,unsigned int)
make[1]: *** [a.out] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 1 (ignored)

Any ideas?  Suggestions?

Eben M Haber
haber@cs.wisc.edu
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From: erijvor@cs.vu.nl (Rijvordt EGK)
Subject: Re: List Problems
Organization: Fac. Wiskunde & Informatica, VU, Amsterdam
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 09:48:33 GMT

thrasher@newbirth.eng.sun.com (Jim Thrasher) writes:

>In list.c and list.h, the macros declarePtrList and implementPtrList are also
>available. I've been using them successfully with Solaris 2.0.1 C++ compiler:

>declarePtrList(BlockList, Block);	// In .h file
>......
>implementPtrList(BlockList, Block);	// In .cc file

Yes, this is the solution.  Thanks.

I missed it because it was not in the documentation.


>	- Jim Thrasher

>> 
>> The lexical parsing of the #defines of implementList and declareList seems
>> to be somewhat incompatible with pointer types.  I really wish templates
>> were available!!
>> 
>> 
>> 	Hope this helps,
>> 
>> 	Adam Janin
>> 

Thanks to all who replied.

                                -Edwin (erijvor@cs.vu.nl)
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From: av@uta.fi (Arto V. Viitanen)
Organization: University of Tampere, Finland
Subject: IV 2.6 on Windows
Message-Id: <AV.92Oct9135551@kielo.uta.fi>
Reply-To: av@uta.fi (Arto V. Viitanen)
To: comp-windows-interviews@shelby.stanford.edu

Has anybody tried Interviews 2.6 for MS Windows ? I found it from
ftp.cica.indiana.edu (dir. pub/pc/win3/uploads). When I tried idraw on
Windows 3.1, Windows freesed when I made idraw iconinc. Iclock made
filemanager to print "file not found" on its directory list. These trials
were enought for me. 

Was the reason 3.1 (name of package is iv26 for Windows 3.0 or similar), or
is it me ?
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Arto V. Viitanen				               email: av@uta.fi
University Of Tampere,				   	           av@cs.uta.fi
Finland