waashk/20ng huggingface dataset:
After looking at the scaling code I realized the follwing:    1) My problem with the resolution 100x100 foints is due to an installation       problem.    2) That the X server or font server will rescale the best font it can find      to meet your requirements.         This means that if you server return a response like the following       -adobe-helvetica-medium-o-normal--0-0-75-75-p-0-iso8859-1       You can ask for the follwogin:          -adobe-helvetica-medium-o-normal--14-100-90-90-p-0-iso8859-1        and it will generate it for you.  You should try to always use       known pixel sizes.
As we don't get a newsfeed I was wondering whether there was such a thing as a Xt mailing list (other than xpert@expo.lcs.mit.edu).  I would appreciate any info on this, (or X related mailing lists.)          Thanks in advance,          Leon
If anyone has any information about the existence or location of a dedicated X server kernel for the Sun3, please send email.  I am trying to put some neglected Sun3s to good use but they don't have enough memory for SunOS 4.1.1.  Thanks in advance for any help. --
>  > Where can I get documentation about the X-Server-Internals? > BTW, I'm also interested in documentation about TIGA. >  > Any hints welcome. >  > Thanks, rainer. >  > --  > Rainer Hochreiter                | Telephone: +43 (1) 89100 / 3961 > ELIN-Energieanwendung GesmbH     | Telefax  : +43 (1) 89100 / 3387 > Penzingerstr. 76                 | > A-1141 Wien, Austria/Europe      | E-mail   : rainer@elin.co.a >   The only book I know of is : 	"The X Window System Server - X Version 11, Release 5" 	by Elias Israel / Erik Fortune 	Digital Press  Copyright 1992 	Order number EY-L518E-DP 	DP ISBN 1-55558-096-3 	PH ISBN 0-13-972753-1  But if there are any more, please post/email me the names.   --   -- bkilgore       Thus spake the master programmer:        "After three days without programming,            life becomes meaningless."               - Geoffrey James "The Tao of Programming"   ------------------------------------------------------ |     Disclaimer: Any and *ALL* opinions are mine!     | |------------------------------------------------------| | William Bruce Kilgore                                | | email  bkilgore@ws15.ips.iacd.honeywell.com          | | phone  (602) 436-4837  or  (602) 436-4866            | | smail  16404 N Black Canyon HWY, Phoenix Az 85023    |
Does XDM work with DECnet? I have an Ultrix machine running both TCP/IP and DECnet. I have a number of X-terminals hanging off the Ultrix host also running TCP/IP and DECnet. Presently I am using XDM for the login procedure on the X-terminals using TCP/IP. Since XDM is basically just an X-windows client, shouldn't I be able to run XDM on the DECnet protocol tower as well?
I'm running HP-UX 8.07 with HP VUE 2.01 and I need a hardcopy of   the login window (the one asking  for login and password) to    include in a manual.    I have tried:    xwd -display hostname:0 -root -out login.xwd     from a login on a remote terminal, but it doesn't work.    Xwd seems to wait for the window server, but the window   server doesn't answer.     Any suggestions? I must use xwd because I don't have access to   ftp and I can't obtain another program to grab the screen.    Thanks in advance                                            Nadia Pitacco  --
amir@matis.ingr.com writes: >For all those people flaming John Bradley, the author of xv - he's on >vacation till May 10 (or 15, I don't remember). Maybe we all should slow >down and wait to hear his side wrt copyrights, fees, etc.  While I have respect for John's ability and integrity, I really regret his leaving just after a major release (or, more accurately, making the release just before leaving).  Several of us are having problems with xv-3.00, and in particular I have issues with all the fixes that have so far been made to the Imakefiles and xv.h.  Without John to adjudicate, and everybody posting fixes that work for *them*, chaos is inevitable; let's hope it is temporary.
Hello,  I am testing a port of X11R5 to Coherent, a unix clone OS for Intel architecture machines.  I am seeing a strange problem with text in clients like xvt (a simple terminal emulator program).  The problem manifests it self when the shell echoes typed characters back to the server for display, one at a time.  The characters appear to be too closely spaced, with the result being that the 2nd character echoed destroys the  rightmost edge of the first character, then the 3rd character destroys the  rightmost edge of the second character, and so on.  It looks like there is an invisible boundary around a character which obscures a portion of the previous character.  There is no problem between the characters when the shell returns a complete line of text... only when the output is a series of individual characters.  If anyone has any ideas what the problem might be, or where I should look to find it, it would be much appreciated.  Regards and thanks, Jon Dhuse.
Hi,  xtici worked for my system. I'm using X11R5 pl 17 clientside only on a DEC 5000/240 on Ultrix 4.3 May be you have a serious floatingpoint compilation problem ?
In article <1993Apr19.200740.17615@sol.ctr.columbia.edu> nchan@nova.ctr.columbia.edu (Nui Chan) writes: > >has anybody implements an RPC server in the HP Xwindows? In SUN Xview, there >is a notify_enable_rpc_svc() call that automatically executes the rpc processes >when it detects an incoming request. I wonder if there is a similar function in >HP X/motif that perform the same function. >  I've been using the xrpc package for about a year now.  I believe I got it from export.
[I am posting this for a friend whose news service is "fubared as usual".  I will forward replies to him, or if you want to try to reply directly,  try: Return-Path: <uunet!sunfse.ese.lmsc.lockheed.com!mcfar>    PR ]   I have an event handler working for a ButtonPressMask like:    XtAddEventHandler( plot_data->display, ButtonPressMask, FALSE,                     show_mouse_position, plot_data);  but I would like to be able to have two types of actions: one to occur with the left mouse, the other the right, and perhaps one with the middle.  So my event handler would look more like:     XtAddEventHandler( plot_data->display, left-ButtonPressMask, FALSE,                     show_left_mouse_position, plot_data);    XtAddEventHandler( plot_data->display, right-ButtonPressMask, FALSE,                     show_right_mouse_position, plot_data);  However I don't know how to make my left-ButtonPressMask.  There didn't seem to be one in the event mask lists I had on hand (although Button1MotionMask looked promising).  My references also mentioned using "|" to or two mask events.  Can you  use "&" to and two masks?  Would I want to in this case?   Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks,
I try to unsubscribe from this group by sending an email but that doesn't work.  Could some one tell me the listserv address and command for me to unsubcribe ?  I am leaving this Friday (30th April 93) and the mail box will overflow soon after that.  Thanks  ----------------------------------------------------------------- Philip Nguyen Research Engineer Flexible Manufacturing Research and Development Centre (FMR&D) McMaster University 1280 Main St. West Hamilton, On L8S 4L7 Voice: (416) 529-7070 ext 2902 or 7343 Fax: (416) 572-7944 e-mail: phil@flex.eng.mcmaster.ca
Hello,  I have a problem with X11R5 on a Sun386i an I hope that someone can help me with it. I've built X from the MIT sources after applying all patches I have got (I think 23). Building was easy. After installing everything I started X but nothing happened but the screen and the keyboard freezed, the machine seemed to hang. I loged in from another machine an found the Sun386i running well. 'ps' told me that there's a X-server and a xterm running. And with some  experimenting with the mouse and repeatedly pressing ^D I blindly hit the xterm, endet the session and got my prompt back. I guess it's a device problem but I did not find the correct device yet. I've got a Sun386i with a b/w framebuffer (ACE-6 0688 94V-0, Rev 53) SunOS 4.0.2 and ROM 4.4. Please help me. I'm able to run clients on the Sun and send the output to other machines but that's not what I did it for.
Will someone who can 'see' the X-Face included in this header please reply and tell me if it turned out okay?  I'm not all too sure about my viewing software.  I *hand*-converted this thing in "vi" from a Sun rasterfile... what a pain!  For folks who haven't the slightest, it went like this:  -------------------------------------------------------------  		How to Make Your Own X-Face: 		   in 0x000F Easy Steps!  	1. Scan my Drivers' License into a *.PCX file. 	2. Use WinGIF to 'trim' my face out of the license, 		'reduce' it by half, and 		convert it to *.BMP. 	3. Use Paintbrush to touch up manually. 	4. Use WinGIF to 'reduce' it by half again. 	5. Use Paintbrush to touch up again. 	6. Use WinGIF to 'reduce' it by half *again* 		and convert it to *.GIF.  		[now over to the UNIX side...]  	7. Use Snapshot to convert the *.GIF to a Sun rasterfile. 	8. Use IconEdit to touch it up and 		convert it to an X bitmap. 	9. Use "vi" (yes, a *text* editor) to manually convert 		the rasterfile into the "Uncompressed X-Face" format. 		(Lots of global "ed" commands, and by the time you're 		 done you'll mirror hex bytewise in your sleep!!)  		[now over to the *Linux* side...]  	A. Use "compface" to convert it to what you see here:   %:A<m@Dob}BO"'E",EEQGbn7qy(En7aS5U([k//"G{6^HIbY9X8~+PD($}6szF"&vVxCXSn  8mw^0G#nVHE%W,`X"[j0s{r.~%zs:O|HFU=LwzYgH  	B. Try viewing it by whatever means you have available. 	C. Go back to step 9, but do it *right* this time.
Hello everybody!  Does anybody know how to implement wordwrap with use of XDrawImageString? The problem is that I don't know how many characters can be drawn in  a region. Have I to calculate character for character the width of the drawn text?  Thank you in advance.                                  ,,,                                (o o)  --------------------------oOO--(_)--OOo-------------------------------- Joerg Mainzer                  Internet: mainzer@darmstadt.gmd.de German Nat. Research Center    X.400net: mainzer@ipsi.darmstadt.gmd.dbp.de for Information Technology     Voice   : ++49-6151-869923 Dolivostrasse 15	       Fax     : ++49-6151-869818 W-6100 Darmstadt, Germany -----------------------------------------------------------------------  Symptom  : Bar moving. Fault    : You are being carried out. Solution : Find out if you are being taken to another bar - if not complain            loudly that you are being hi-jacked.
In article <IK.93Apr9075401@sneaker.ctt.bellcore.com>, ik@sneaker.ctt.bellcore.com (Ik Su Yoo ) writes: |> >>>>> "aab" == Andy Burgess <aab@cichlid.com> writes: |>  |>   aab> In <1993Apr7.200950.16856@texhrc.uucp> pyeatt@Texaco.com (Larry D. Pyeatt) writes: |>  |>   aab> <some deleted> |>  |>     >If you |>     >look closely at Motif, you will see that it is just MS-Windows |>     >with more eye-pleasing color and texture.  The only real difference |>     >is that an MS application window can "contain" other toplevel children,  |>     >while a Motif application window "launches" its children out onto the |>     >desktop. |>  |>   aab> To those of you familiar with both GUIs, is this correct? My experience |>   aab> with X makes me think that this MSW behavior is easily duplicated |>   aab> with X11. But I don't know MSW... |>  |> Another important difference is that MSW doesn't have any window that |> handle sophisticated geometry management (like XmForm). Also, I believe |> that in Windows 3.x you're limited to 64K of resources (windows, menus, |> icons, etc.).  IMHO this whole discussion named "Motif looks like MS-Windogs" is totally stupid. The only thing remotely influenced here can be the Motif Window Manager, that features an arrangement of buttons and menus somewhat similiar to this of the MS-W windowmanaging agent, however its name is. But MWM is only a SMALL part of Motif, in fact, MWM and Motif can work without each other, and if one doesn't like MWMs outfit for some reason, he switches to another windowmanager. All this doesn't influence Motif, which is a toolkit of widgets to write applications, and this toolkit is IMHO uncomparable to MS-W, because it is much more wellorganized and features alot of goodies more than the MS-W interface.  You cannot say "A Porsche looks like a VW Käfer" ONLY because they have the wheel and the gear at the same position. Motif and MS-W are complete different worlds, only one element of the Motif world has some gear and wheel at the same position as MS-W.
In article <1sk97rINNptb@polaris.isi.com> kin@isi.com (Kin Cho) writes: > >I can also live with a utility that converts postscript to plain >text, perferably retaining page counts so that I know how many pages >the original document contains. >  	Well, I know of one hack to sort of do this conversion.  First get ghostscript and check out the gs_2asc.ps file that comes with it. It prints out some information about where each text string goes on the page, and maintains page counts.  I've written a little C program to massage the output of gs -dNODISPLAY gs_2asc.ps somewhat, so that you can get all the ascii strings in the document.  No guarantees that it won't break up words/sentences, though - I've used it with varying degrees of success.  Anyways, try this out, it may do what you want.  /*  * massager: a filter for use with gs; does crude Postscript->ASCII conversion  *  * Usage:  *	cat file.ps | gs -dNODISPLAY gs_2asc.ps - | massager  *  * I print a <Ctrl-L> after each new page.  *  * Put the following source into massager.c and compile it:  */  #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h>  main() { 	char	line[1000], *p;  	while (fgets(line, sizeof(line), stdin) != NULL) 		if (line[0] == 'P') 			printf("\f\n"); 		else if (line[0] == 'S' && line[1] == ' ') { 			if ((p = strrchr(line, ')')) == NULL) 				continue; 			*p = '\0'; 			if ((p = strchr(line, '(')) == NULL) 				continue; 			for (p++; *p; p++) 				if (*p != '\\' || (p[1] != ')' && p[1] != '(')) 					putchar(*p); 			putchar('\n'); 		}  	return(0); }
I have a problem when I'm using PostScript. When I am working local on a SUN SPARCstaton IPC the PostScript works good, but when I connect to the SUN from a X-terminal I just get error messages that the PostScript cannot connect to the news-display.   Why doesn't PostScript work on an X-terminal?   Is there any way to make it work?
Is there a version of Wcl that has been ported to Solaris 2, including ANSI C? I had numerous problems trying to compile Wcl under Solaris,  and the functions do not have prototypes.    I have Wcl 2.01 from the Sun User Group's 1992 CDs.  Please email answers as I am not on this list.
How do I view .eps files on X? I have an image in color encapsulated postscript, and need to view it on my screen.  Are there any utilities that will let me convert between encapsulated postscript and plain postscript?
I've just managed to get xdm running from an NCR 3000 (an SVR4 486 box running XFree86 1.2) to my NCD XDisplay.  It's pretty much working, but I'm encountering a weird error.  I'm attempting to start an xterm from my .xsession file, but nothing happens.  Redirecting stderr to a file using 'exec 2>$HOME/.xerrors' in .xsession reveals the error message:    "xterm: Error 14, errno 1: Not owner"  Now, if I start xterm from the window manager, or from the command line, it works fine.  And starting other clients, like the window manager (mwm), and a clock, from my .xsession also works.  Anyone encountered this?  Suggestions?  aTdHvAaNnKcSe
vck0479@cs.rit.edu (Vidya C Kayar) writes: >I am currently programming on Athena Toolkit. I am having problems >creating a Text Widget. Any guidence or help will be greatly >appreciated.  I assume that you are literally trying to create a widget of type textWidgetClass. Use the AsciiText widget instead.  Jim
Hello everybody,  I hope that I insert the right Options, so that my question is only distributed through out Germany, because my question is more or less country dependend.  Now the question:   Is there anybody who can tell my if (and of course where) there is   a ftp-site/archie (or whatever) where DIN fonts for X are available.   I am looking for fonts holding the specification:     DIN 16     DIN 6776     DIN V 40950   Thanks in advance  Juergen Schietke Research Insitute for Discrete Mathematics University of Bonn Nassestr. 2 5300 Bonn 1 (Germany)
We are in the process of evaluating X-terminals. This includes running XRemote over a serial line. I would like to run some X benchmarks to determine comparative performance. Has anyone written any such benchmarks, or know of any useful programs on the net ? I heard of a program called "Xstone", but I couldn't locate it using archie.  Please reply to afielden@mlsma.att.com, as I don't get to read this newsgroup much. Thanks in advance for any help.
--  In the R5 file fix-01 there is the line that reads as the subject line here.  I don't see a file fix-00.  When I got a few Hmmm... lines putting on fix-01, it made me wonder if I has missed 00. Am I off the mark?  Thank you.   ====================================================================== Ray Stell		stellr@smyrna.cc.vt.edu		(703) 231-4109
Could some kind soul point me in the right direction for the FAQ list for this group.  Thanks.  -------------------- Saad Mufti Personal Library Software
In article <1993Apr9.144859.10535@nynexst.com>, zvi@nynexst.com (Zvi Guter) writes:  The author of Wcl (or the current care taker). His is the only name I found in the dist tree. I have tried to mail him at: David.Smyth@ap.mchp.sni.de, but the mail bounced back. Any help in finding him will be greatly appreciated.  Try 	david@ap542.uucp 	david%ap542@ztivax.siemens.com   Xtian.
On 19 Apr 1993 16:59:12 -0400, graham@sparc1.ottawa.jade.COM (Jay Graham) said:  > I am developing an X (Xt,Xm) application that will include a graphics window > of some sort with moving symbols among other things.  A pure X application > could be implemented with Motif widgets, one of which would be an  > XmDrawingArea for drawing with Xlib.  But I would like to take advantage of > the Graphics Library (GL) available on our IBM RS/6000 (SGI's GL i believe).  > Is it possible to mix X and GL in one application program? > Can I use GL subroutines in an XmDrawingArea or in an X window opened by me > with XOpenWindow?  In SGI's distribution with their Indigo line (others as well, possibly), they include source code for a GL widget that fits on top of Motif, and one that's Xt based as well.  You may wish to ask IBM whether they support this. --
The subject line says it all really, I'm looking for a PD application which will just handle the displaying of 3D data sets (images) in cross section, or any pointers to code which will aid in the development of such a system.    Thanks in advance  	Keith Marlow
I am writing a custom widget to support the display of graphics and imagery.  The user of the widget will be able to specify, when creating it, whether it is to operate in X or GL mode.  I have set up translations and actions to handle mouse button presses.  They work fine when the widget is in X mode.  In GL  mode they only work when the widget (my GL/X widget) is a child of a manager.  Put another way, the translations do not work  when the widget is configured in GL mode and is a child of a  shell.  Does anyone know why this is happening?
In article <1993Apr6.024257.8480@etrog.se.citri.edu.au> tim@kimba.catt.citri.edu.au (Tim Liddelow) writes: |> Can people please send me any hints on building X11R5 with gcc 2.3.3 ?  Is |> there any pitfalls to be avoided ?  Any hints ?  I would appreciate hearing other |> peoples' stories on this.  I have been building X11 with gcc since 2.1 and the only time I had trouble was when the position independant code option broke (so I couldn't use gcc to build Sun shared libraries). The important thing to do is to follow the tips given in the gcc release. Gcc generates code that requires libgcc2 and you should take that into account when deciding which compiler to use for the libraries.  --   Michael Salmon  #include	<standard.disclaimer> #include	<witty.saying> #include	<fancy.pseudo.graphics>
benj@ossa.hq.nasa.gov (Benjamin Jones) writes:  >I've run into a bit of a snag while trying to get Mac X up and running and would appreciate >any responses from anyone who may have seen this problem.  >On my local network, I have a number of Macs, Suns and SGI machines.  >I have installed MacX/MacTCP on all of the Macintoshes and can run Xclients on the SGI machines >all the live-long day.  The problem is when I try to run an Xclient on any Sun, I setup >the command in MacX, then execute it.  Nothing happens, I don't even get any command output.  >Now, I thought it might be a routing issue, but I can run remote Xclients on the suns from my SGI >machines, as well as vice-versa.  I can also run remote Xclients on SGI machines that >are NOT on my local net here, but the above problem holds true for non-local Suns as well.  I tried to send this as private mail, but mail to benj@ossa.hq.nasa.gov was rejected, so here it is:  Here is an extract from the README file that comes with MacX:  Users of remote commands with Sun machines may find that their remote commands  appear to do nothing and there is no output from the Sun machine.  This is due  to a feature of the Sun rexecd network daemon which quietly disconnects from  requesting machines that are not known to the Sun|s network address (/etc/hosts or NIS hosts) database.  To successfully use remote commands with a SunOS-based machine, there must be an entry in the network address database for the  Macintosh which is running MacX.  --
Are there any graphics texts with examples/demos/projects directly in X?  The last time I taught the course, I used a popular graphics text that uses its own graphics package, with implementations available for X/Mac/PC.  The problem was that after the course the students were good at programming in the artificial package, but frustrated that they couldn't really use their skill for other work.
In article <1rl3efINNl7p@fbi-news.Informatik.Uni-Dortmund.DE>, klute@tommy.informatik.uni-dortmund.de (Rainer Klute) writes: |> As I announced at the X Technical Conference in January, I would like |> to |> make Imake-TeX, the Imake support for using the TeX typesetting system, |> publically available. Currently Imake-TeX is in beta test here at the |> computer science department of Dortmund University, and I am looking |> for |> some more beta testers, preferably with different TeX and Imake |> installations.  Judging from the responses so far, I have not made clear enough in my article quoted above that Imake-TeX is not for installing TeX, but for *using* it. With Imake-TeX, you will never again have to fiddle around with calling latex and its various utility programs (makeindex, bibtex). Simply type "make" and your document's DVI file will be up-to-date. All you have to do is to write a simple Imakefile and let Imake generate a suitable Makefile for you. Here is such an Imakefile:  	#include "TeX.tmpl" 	PaperFormatA4() 	SimpleLatexTarget(document)  The generated Makefile provides the following commands:      make depend:    Searching the TeX source files for dependencies like                     \input{somefile}      make dvi:       Generate an up-to-date DVI file      make viewdvi:   Display it on your screen      make ps:        Generate a PostScript version of your document      make viewps:    Display it      make clean:     Remove unnecessary things      make veryclean: Remove even the DVI file      make Makefiles: Generate Makefiles in subdirectories   If ...  a) ...this seems attractive to you, b) ...you are willing to test Imake-TeX and send me a short test report, c) ...you are willing to cope with a rudimentary English documentation    (however, the German version is completed and included),  then you are invited as a beta tester. I am looking forward to your e-mail.  --    Dipl.-Inform. Rainer Klute      I R B :  immer richtig beraten   Univ. Dortmund, IRB   Postfach 500500         |)|/    Tel.: +49 231 755-4663 D-W4600 Dortmund 50       |\|\    Fax : +49 231 755-2386