WINTERP 2.0 examples for interactive evaluation
- graph.lsp
- Experiment with XmGraph and XmArc widgets.
- interact.lsp
- Play around with interactive features of winterp.
GET_MOUSED_WIDGET allows you to send a message to any widget
that you can see. Thus you can interactively change your
interfaces' appearance or functionality without having to
remember the name of the desired widget. Note that this'll
even work on big composite widgets that create other widgets
internally....
- menufrob.lsp
- Dynamically altering XmCreateSimple...() created menus...
- methovride.lsp
- An attempt at overriding an existing class' :ISNEW method. See
../lib-widgets/filecomp.lsp for the preferred way to do this...
- mng-test.lsp
- Fooling around with managing and unmanaging widget arrays/lists.
- pixmaps.lsp
- Play around with pixmaps. These are just random individual forms
I eval'd to play around and test pixmaps, pixmap garbage
collection, image cacheing, etc.
Many of the pixmaps mentioned in this file do not exist on your
machine.
- popen.lsp
- Play around with POPEN to collect unix data.
- scooter.lsp
- A silly example that scoots (moves) windows around the
screen while changing their colors. This can really tie up your
X server and window manager, so be careful...
- subprocess.lsp
- Demo of spawning an interactive subprocess and interacting
with the subrpocess through XT_ADD_INPUT. Subprocess can be
off doing a long calculation while WINTERP GUI remains active.
- test-uxproc.lsp
- Tests of Unix-Subprocess-Class
(see ../lib-utils/uxproc-cls.lsp)
- timeout-pr.lsp
- Print out the "code" associated with all pending WINTERP
timeouts.
- trans.lsp
- Tests of Xt translation, accelerator facilies. Also test
winterp's "Lisp()" action, which allows you to call the
lisp evaluator from a translation/accelerator table.
- widgetinsp.lsp
- Use 'GENERIC' to get at the insides of a WIDGETOBJ.
Niels P. Mayer
Last modified: Fri Feb 5 12:48:37 PST 1999